no matter how great you are as an actor don't you become a bad one on svu?feel bad i didn't cue it up in the 90s. i was a petty thief. they find -- in the first act they find a thief who didn't do it. >> rut initial suspect. >> -- you are the initial suspect? >> yes. >> and then it goes into the discussion of me thinking i am a manly man. when i watch the show they cut to the cops talking about me and they said how about little lord fondler back there. i thought i was a bad dude. >> you will always be cast as that person. >> in 2001 i played a pharmacist named brad pritchet. and i gave the wrong dosage to somebody and kept the good stuff for myself. but i -- again, it turn i had out to be me. it turned out to be me. >> i believed him. >> are you a great actor. >> he did it in real life, that's why. you actually did that in real life. >> no it was on tv. >> we have to wrap it up. joanne, always a pleasure. tomorrow or this morning fox and friends. my key k, wopped, andy levy, tom shillue. i am 2ing to look you up. >> yes, i will tweet it. cow. cow. c...o...w.

, and abatement, and any sort of unfair laborer, and any mode of human trafficking svu does it. and it is usually on some sort of an over time basis. >> and is it also to fund, when personal interest is the continuum care and does it also help with providing the survivor with service and connecting them to the services. >> yes, we have the advocates embedded in the unit and i myriad of resource and i wish that i had the presentation that i just did at the human trafficking awareness kick off. and i am happy to send it to you. >> okay, thank you. >> that would be helpful. >> and commissioner loftus? >> my own question is that i know that i am supportive of this and i know that we had a retroactive one last year for the two years previous and i was wondering if there was anything, if it is sort of happens this way or after the fact we have to accept it? >> if there is an issue that we have identified. >> i know that a lot of the grant funding lags and so we actually accept the grants from the prior year. and in the following year. >> okay, great. >> thank you. >> okay. >> do i hav

. >> but these are the review, and it was a review of every case file by you know, svu, inspecters that, and that is their specialty and that is what they do day in and day out and so they reviewed those and came up with the different categories and i think that these things, just sort of jumped out off of the page because the categories that were the most associated with why the determination was made as to why to test the testing. >> those cases the kits was not tested they stood by the decision not to test the kit. and do you know if the victim was notified, and the kit was tested. >> each of the survivors in this case are unique. >> they were told of the investigative steps being taken, and especially when it was by someone else and we need a loop and how we are going and overwhelming that we did not test for, because of the suspect and the value of getting that kit tested and that is understood for most survivors. all of them were told that it was not part of the process but the majority were told. it is apparent through the complete audit of the case file that was done. these are

she says she's clean but let's see if it checks out. [ laughter ] i was like, this is like svu timeswe want you to know that since this is your first offense we are not going to write you up. however, you are not going to be able to take this key chain with you. i was like, i don't want it. do you think i ever want this to happen to me again? i cried and then i called my mom. i was like, mom you won't believe what happened to me. they kept me inside for 45 minutes. they talked to me like i was a criminal. and she was like, oh, my god. do you think anybody saw and tweeted about it? [ laughter ] she was purely worried about -- >> seth: now i'm heart broken because you are hosting "saturday night live" next week. >> i mean i'm the happiest i've ever been. [ cheers and applause ] but i'm missing you by like, by a fort knight. >> seth: you're missing me by a fort night. but you were like a super fan. >> i mean it's crazy. when i found out that i would be hosting, i screamed to such a degree that the people in my writer's room thought someone had died. they were like, guess we get to leave

he is also a consultant for the crime drama "lay and order svu" he claims bond suffers from intermittent having violent bursts of anger when reminded of her childhood. bond's mother has not been in court but is reportedly using her $1.3 million salary to fund his defense. all to keep her son from paying a hefty price. now, though bond had pleaded not, the defense is now seeking a conviction on lesser manslaughter charges. in a statement, bond's mother says she is, quote, horrified by this tragedy and her heart goes out to ms. thomas's family. josh? >> thank you. >>> we'll turn to dan abrams, here for more. much to parse here but let's begin with the big headline. seriously? >> yeah. i mean, this is one of these defenses where your shake your head and say, this makes the legal system look terrible. i mean, this is a desperate defense, right? this is a defense where you have him on audio, they have audio of him committing the crime. they've got confessions. and you're not even having insanity defense here. she not saying i'm not guilty by reason of insanity. he's asking in essence for a le

baldwin is set out to play a journalist in an upcoming episode of "law & order svu." >>> and a womanng to hook up with an officer she had just met. nice. brian? >>> all right. thanks, eric. thousands of our nation's heroes still waiting for claims from the va. now we may know why they're waiting. audio obtained by the daily caller reveals veteran's records were deliberately destroyed in order to reduce the backlog. listen. >> i'm still cancelling orders from 2001. >> anything over a year old should be canceled. >> should be canceled or scheduled? >> canceled because they would not let us do a mass purge. it's just a matter of cancelling them ourselves. >> so is the va putting politics before our veterans? joining us now, political reporter patrick halley. this is unbelievable. how did you stumble across this audio and this story? >> well, a former va employee oliver mitchell, who's a retired marine, came to me and said while he was working at the va medical center in los angeles, he was ordered by his supervisor to delete thousands of medical records from veterans because they had a