, john o'malley just stood up and he asked me. you write this letter? i said, yes. he shook my hand and he said, "i'm sorry. " i said, sorry for what? he says, "you know, i know you're innocent." when he said that, i said, what are you talking about, sir? he said, listen. i know the guys who committed this crime. >> how did o'malley know? it turns out o'malley worked with detective forcelli on that gang case ten years earlier and back then those two gang members, jose and gilbert actually confessed the cab driver shooting to o'malley. >> he said, "when i read this letter, everything just came back to me from that day. i put it altogether. when these guys confessed to me." >> o'malley didn't want to appear on camera but told us he also checked with the nypd after getting those confessions back in 2002 and, like detective forcelli before him, o'malley was told there was no record of the crime. after getting eric's letter in 2012, o'malley addressed the court in a sworn affidavit, stating that eric glisson and the others were innocen

said there's the number of the lyrics players theater and i got through to this lady called mary o'malleyr in belfast. i said i've been doing acting for years. she paused and said what height are you? >> i said 6'4". she said can you be out here next thursday? >> that audition launched him to parts in dublin where he met there. his appearance came on "miami vice." i was a guest star and i was in a suite. i never was in a suite in my life. i turn to the television and there was this huge closeup of me from this mini series. i was silent. i was like, that's me! i remember thinking i'm supposed to be here. >> neeson arrived fully as a star in 1993 playing the title character in steven spielberg's iconic "schindler's list", which won seven academy awards, including best picture. >> how many? >> 600. >> i was committed to doing this play in new york. i went and met natasha richardson. we eventually got married. steven and his wife kate and kate's mother came to see the play. and kate's mother was looking quite emotional. i gave her a hug. and apparently when they were driving home, kate said t

a large number of women who worked on his campaign including his campaign chief who was jennifer o'malley dillon now at deputy chief of staff in the white house on the virtual convention, which was a huge success was run by a woman directed in large part towards women. when it came to running out rolling out his agenda rather on he looked to the work of neurattended who at that time was head of the center for american progress later to be nominated for the office of management and budget and dinged by republicans who were terribly upset. you see by her spicy emails on spicy posts, but in the context of joe biden she had laid out in agenda that she called the new social contract. that was the build that better again. almost whole hog biden took that and he said, you know, it meets a couple needs one. it's consistent with his view that government needs to work better for working class and middle class people, but it is also very heavily aimed towards women and he knew that issues like child care issues like universal. a issues like senior care where things that were much much more important

and what a cool thing to be around yeah, yeah, so i want to shout out my boy, o'malley, and stan kroenkeg me that access. i appreciate you guys, i love you >> seth: very smart. i saw what you did there, and that was very smart. >> thank you >> seth: because they're watching right now being like, "why were they in the locker room? >> they know why i was in locker room. but i just want to shout them out on national television and let them know that, "thank you, i love you guys. >> seth: hey, congratulations. well, we're talking about a new beginning with "law & order. congratulations on "black-ish. what an incredible run >> thank you >> seth: what a very special show [ cheers and applause >> thank you >> seth: and you know, we recently -- we recently had tracee ellis ross here, and you know, you guys are obviously the leads of that show, and you play such a believable loving couple. what was it like when you guys first met? did you have chemistry right away >> oh. [ laughter ] we had chemistry like oil and water. >> seth: all right, that's interesting. >> yeah. we were hosting something ca

incumbent district attorney nancy o'malley is retiring next year when her term ends.y election is four months away. navarro city employees have worked through the covid pandemic or set to get bonuses, but it's ktvu is andre senior tells us. some police officers say they're frustrated about how the money is being handed out. i and with tha counl approved bonuses of up to $5000 for eligible city employees who continued to work during the covid 19 pandemic, such as those at 911 call centers. police departments and maintenance departments. the city services did not shut down and employees continue to provide a high quality of service and even our law enforcement employees, you know, being right there on the front lines city of nevado mayor eric luken says the money isn't only being awarded because of pandemic work. but that it's also addressing high staff turnover over 200. people have quit since 2015. the whole reason we're doing this is to say thank you to our employees regular full time employees who worked all of 2020 will get $2000 on april 1st and in an effort to re

a nasty, o'malley is retiring when her term expires early next year. tells me she's endorsing terry wiley. a 30 year veteran prosecutor for alameda county to have a more fair and just system does not have to be at the expense of safety. it's very important that we have an office that is sensitive to implicit bias. making sure that our office looks like the community that we serve historic group of candidates, all african american , three men with prosecution experience. jimmy wilson, once a plumber, has worked as a deputy district attorney in alameda county for 16 years, but grew up in san francisco. i came from a pretty tough neighborhood in bayview. i was a gang prosecutor . i did child sexual assault. i've been a prosecutor my whole career and the one thing i know is that we've got to keep people safe. seth stewart was a prosecutor in the san francisco district attorney's office for 11 years. my experience is a proven prosecutor. as someone has served digit worked as a public school teacher as a flight engineer in a combat search and rescue helicopt