mr. fuller? our house in the hamptons, antique shopping. have you ever seen any behavior that confirms chloe's story? i don't think so... but you damn well better believe i'll be finding out. sir, it's probably best if you allow us to investigate. you investigate all you like. i'm taking chloe home. stabler: kyle fuller's school records describe a normal, well-adjusted kid till the second grade when his mother was killed in a car accident. it's not surprising he had a tough time. in the fifth gradehis behavior got worse-- loss of appetite, sudden outbursts, fighting. that was the same year his father married gloria stanfield. could be adjusting to his stepmother. or his stepmother pulled a woody allen way back then. proving that's the only way we're going to charge her with statutory rape. it's not illegal to have sex with a 17-year-old. benson: he turned 17 last month. you don't think it's likely that the abuse started long before that? doesn't matter what i think if they're not breaking the law. she's still essentially his mother. she's t

mr. fuller, is it? who are you? wilbur post. i'm in the debate. i'm the negative. why don't you come back when you're developed. (laughs) very funny. that's a good joke. may i help you up, mister... well, hello, mr. ainsworth! -mr. ainsworth! -hello, russ. don't you look fine. good to see you. elsa! my favorite script girl. don't you look pretty? (chuckles) -hello, gordon. how's mr. big ears? -fine, fine. that's the boy. ernie, how's the boy? how's your little boy? oh, fine. nice of you to remember his birthday. ainsworth: i hope he liked the electric train set. -oh, he sure does. -(all laugh) my charlie's looking to that picnic at ferndale park. so am i, gordon. so am i. i'll pick him up right after the show. -bye. -bye. hello, post. oh, hello, mr. ainsworth. i didn't know you were so friendly with the crew. did i forget to tell you? my brother-in-law is the station manager. max, you better get mr. ainsworth made up for the show! -yes, right this way, mr. ainsworth. -yes, indeedy. yes, indeed. add a little gray to the sides. it'll get him more sympathy. ainsworth:

mrs. fuller, i'm sergeant greg parker. now i unrstand you've been through quite an ordeal, but we could still use your help. anything! okay. thanks, mrs. fuller. wordy: thank you. (gasps for air) we have your mother with us. you have my mother? she's in the truck right now. now we believe she's in early stages of alzheimer's and her memory's fragile. she's been betrayed by someone she trusted who has, uh, kidnapped jess and is attempting to extort her right now. do you mind coming with us? but if y could just put that aside until we get jess back safe? sue: of course. parker: thank you. right this way. (truck door opens and closes) oh! jess? oh, no, mom, it's me. it's sue. su oh, are you all right? yes, mom. yes, i'm all right, i'm fine. just sit down, i need to talk to you. mom. you're granddaughter jess, she's missing. okay, the man you trusted, he kidnaed her. i know. we need to know where they are right now. what did he say to you? (stammers) how did he tell you that you would see her? he said that would... he would ca

mr. trump's new hampshire victory. >> wow. have been waiting for. "fuller house." on tuesday, netflix finally released the show's trailer. >> before we eat, i have something very important to say, okay? we all still look good. la, la, la >> let's call michelle. >> it's 5:00 in the morning in new york. >> voicemail. >> you've got it, dude! >> michelle, of course, a reference to the character played by the olsen twins. the question that keeps coming up, will they come back? on ellen's show, the stars of "fuller house" said the door is always open for them to return. >>> finally, get ready, it's back. let it go, let it go i am one with the wind and sky >> just when we finally got "let it go" out of our heads, there's big news. a musical adaptation about the film is coming to broadway. it won't happen until spring 2018. keep going. "frozen" is the highest grossing animated film in history, earning $1.3 billion worldwide. you know the last part? the cold never bothered me anyway >> i came into work at 4:30 one morning and blasting out of his dressing room was "let it go

mr. cooper and did a hundred episodes. >> on cha channel? >> abc. yeah, i mean, i wasn't there for the last couple of years. i regret not being there. greg: this is going to be huge. fuller house. where are you from? >> i grew up in california. greg: were in a show business family? >> no, my dad was a pharmacist. i grew up in the pharmacies and counting pills. rosanna: these days it is different. >> not a show business family. rosanna: what was the break? >> i started to write plays in college and then a teacher me and i decided i would try show business and got into an improve class and robin williams and amazing people in the class and trying to break in and that's really where i got the first break, some of the actors became writers for laverne and shirley. that was my first job. rosanna: oh. >> working for gary marshall. rosanna: that opened the door to other things? >> yeah, that got me started. rosanna: here we are, fuller house. greg: wif a clip of the show. online tonight at mid night. hit it. >> step up. >> no, i am clearing the schedule and moving in with my sister. >> i am capable. >> you are too stubborn to ask for help. and you need me. so i am moving in too

mr. sears>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is. >> can you hold the mike closer to our mouth. >> i'm darnell fullernd here in need of supporting housing people far too many people on the streets we need more funds we can build for housing for opportunities for and save lives thank you. >> thank you is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this item come on up. >> good afternoon. i'm derrick brown but to say i support the bill and work with various community housing partnerships and i want to say it is important we get people off the streets that are homeless and so they can have affordable housing in san francisco this is a great city we need to support i know one another thank you. >> thank you next. >> hi, i'm with the community housing partnership i'm a formally homeless individual here in san francisco who was believable to go though the partnership and get housing and move into the other sro so i'm very aware of this issues of people moving on from one area of hours to the next and one of the things i want to brought to your attention i'm on the sheriff committee we have a two year wait lis

mr. sears>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is. >> can you hold the mike closer to our mouth. >> i'm darnell fullerere in need of supporting housing people far too many people on the streets we need more funds we can build for housing for opportunities for and save lives thank you. >> thank you is there anyone else who wishes to speak on this item come on up. >> good afternoon. i'm derrick brown but to say i support the bill and work with various community housing partnerships and i want to say it is important we get people off the streets that are homeless and so they can have affordable housing in san francisco this is a great city we need to support i know one another thank you. >> thank you next. >> hi, i'm with the community housing partnership i'm a formally homeless individual here in san francisco who was believable to go though the partnership and get housing and move into the other sro so i'm very aware of this issues of people moving on from one area of hours to the next and one of the things i want to brought to your attention i'm on the sheriff committee we have a two year wait list a

fuller picture of our tax policy by supporting this amendment, and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from arizona yields back. the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas. mr. marchant: mr. chairman, i rise to claim time in opposition to the amendment. although i am not opposed to the amendment. the chair: without objection. mr. marchant: this amendment to h.r. 3442 brings very valuable information and transparency to the debt limit process. the amendment offered by mr. grijalva would strengthen the legislation by requiring the administration to report additional information on federal taxes and revenue. however, i will note that revenues are above their historical average as a share of g.d.p., so the problem surrounding the unsustainable trajectory of our national debt isn't that americans are not taxed enough. it's that washington spends too much. with that said, i support the text of the gentleman's amendment. the chair: does the gentleman yield back? mr. marchant: the gentleman yields back. the chair: the gentleman from texas yields back. the question is on the amendment offered by the gentleman from arizona. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no.