farrah didn't pull. farrah was actually hopeful that tatum and i would at least have some kind of a peace but it wasn't to be. it wasn't to be. >> she didn't blame farrah at all. she blamed you. i got the sense that she's a young teenage beautiful blonde herself and the light of her life, her dad, you said how close you were, suddenly had somebody else. >> yeah. >> and that was to her the fracturing moment because she felt she had lost you. >> eventually she did because she was not supportive. she was cruel. she wanted it to go down. she didn't see it as a love affair. she did not see it like i saw it. she didn't help me. i needed help. >> she was very young though, wasn't she? >> she was a blonde 15 a minute ago. now she's young. >> still a young blonde 15. >> at 15 tatum was like crack a whip she was so smart. >> enough to provide you with the kind of moral support that you were hoping for. >> i was starting to feel like i should keep them apart because tatum was saying likes like, has he beaten you ye

. >> when we come back, i want to talk to you about farrah fawcett. >> sure. >>> let's talk about farrah fawcett. >> first of all, it's really sad because he was a really kind of an ambitious, really ambitious up and coming congressman who wanted to be mayor. so the idea that he self-sabotaged this hugely speaks to a definite addiction. whether it's -- he knew it was an addiction or not, i don't know. it's a complete sabotage of everything. >> and do you recognize that kind of self-destruct? >> yeah. it's almost like he had to do it. even though he's married to one of the most beautiful women in the world, he had this compulsion speaks very highly -- >> in terms of addiction, would you compare it to heroin, you know it's bad for you and you can't stop. >> i don't send any pictures of myself naked, through twitter or otherwise and never have, so i don't know that. but i can imagine that the fact that he did that so recently after his marriage speaks to an incredible compulsion that no matter what happens, had he to do it kind of thing. because twitter is a social media. it is not private.

and farrah, because i sort of lost something that i never really had.w her enough to take in the role -- >> you were 15 when her and your dad -- an awkward age. >> for me it was. >> did you feel a sense of adan donment. >> i felt a sense of adan donment. >> you did? >> oh, yeah. >> he was replacing you for -- >> he left me for sure. i didn't get mad at her, though. i was mad at him. >> did you ever get mad with her? >> no. no. because she was nice. she was a nice woman. and she -- it wasn't her fault. you know, it was my dad. it was that he made the choice. so i kind of -- i think there was a point -- first of all, i was 15 and she was the most beautiful woman in the world. i felt awkward most of the time. i was looking at her pictures and thinking, gosh, how am i going to compete -- how am i going to -- it was a little off putting and it was better off figuring out my own -- >> did you have any real relationship with her for a long time? >> just that one that i write about in my book when i went to talk to her and she knew she was sick in her apartment

and obviously farrah, i sort of lost something that i never had. really knew her well enough for her to really take in the role of being my mom. >> piers: you were 15 when your dad got together with farrah. that's an awkward age for any daughter. >> for me it was. >> piers: did you feel not a sense of abandonment -- >> i felt a sense of abandonment. >> piers: you did. >> oh, yeah. sure. he left me for her, for sure. i didn't get mad at her though. i was mad at him. >> piers: did you ever get mad at her? >> no. no. because she was nice. you know? she was a nice woman and she was -- it wasn't her fault. it was my dad. it was -- he made the choice. so -- i kind of i think there was a point that first of all, i was 15 and she was the most beautiful woman in the world so i felt awkward most of the time around her and i was sort of like, you know, looking at her pictures and thinking, gosh, how am i going to kind of compete. >> piers: she was one of the most beautiful women in the world. >> it was a little off-putting so i was better off kind of figuring

and then farrah fawcett dying. >>> that ties into addiction. was even that addicted that he was taking something that could kill him every day. that was tragic, and obviously farrah. i sort of lost something that i never had. i never really knew her well enough for her to really take in the role of being my mom. >> you were 15 when your dad got together with her. an awkward age for any daughter. >> for me it was. >> did you feel, not a sense of abandonment -- >> i felt the sense of abandonment. >> you did. >> oh, yeah. he left me for sure for her. i didn't get mad at her. i was mad at him. >> did you ever get mad at her? >> no. because she was nice. she was a nice woman. and she, it wasn't her fault. it was my dad. he made the choice. so i kind of, i think, there was a point that first of all, i was 15 and she was the most beautiful woman in the world. so i felt awkward most of the time around her. and i was looking at her pictures and thinking, gosh, how i am a going to compete? it was a little off-putting so i was better off figuring out my o

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has a missing $30 million portrait of farrah fawcett turned up in ryan o'neal's home? how the show with daughter tatum reveals the secret. >>> profane pilot. the open mic in midair that let everyone know exactly what he was thinking. >> it was a continuous stream of gays and grannies and grandes. i don't give a [ bleep ]. i hate 100% of their [ bleep ]. >> the cockpit pilot that has southwest scrambling to repair its reputation. >>> and good morning, everyone. let's get right to that breaking news about the arrest of whitey bulger. he was number two on the fbi's most wanted list, right behind osama bin laden. a global manhunt ended quietly in santa monica, california, last night. >> after 16 years. many want to know how he eluded the fbi for so long. well, he was helped, in part, by insiders at the agency. part of one of the worst corruption scandals ever to hit the fbi. and led the hill gang in boston for 25 years there in boston. >> and he was caught thanks to that public service launched by fbi with ads on "the view" and "regis & kelly," "dr. oz." we'll cover all of

>> farrah. >> reporter: laying bare decades of family dysfunction in a document about to premiere on. >> this is about trying to shut a door and open another one. i don't know if it's going to work. i'm going to try. >> reporter: it took 40 years to get here. until she was 8, tatum lived with her mother and little brother. it was chaotic to say the least. her parents had split and her mother, also an actress, was a drug addict. but her kids lived with her anyway. >> we went to the bathroom on the floor. we did a lot of crazy things. >> reporter: there were days, many days, when you weren't fed. when you were locked in the house. when you played with fire. >> it was a hard time. i lived a hard time. there was, you know, tremendous beatings and no food and a 15-year-old boyfriend with my mom who beat the hell out of me. so, i did a lot of running away. i ran away all the time. and i think i was just waiting for my dad to save me. please save me, please. >> reporter: her father finally did come to her rescue. already a star from his role in "love story." they went everywhere together. t

. >> meet tv's new farrah fawcett. charlie's angels back in primetime. >> tom hanks, teaching julia roberts how to kiss. >> as professionals do, we brushed our teeth. >> now, "indepth" on the biggest entertainment stories from around the world. why did hef's runaway bride one away? hello, welcome to "entertainment tonight," i'm mark steines. >> hi, everybody, i'm nancy o'dell. crystal harris days away from becoming mrs. hugh hefner opens up and breaks down with chris jacobs. >> i disappointed everybody. i feel like i did. >> the 25-year-old playmate in tiers over dumping 85-year-old "playboy" mogul hugh hefner one week before their fairy tale wedding. >> i don't want to hurt anybody. i don't want to hurt hef. >> in her only television interview, the beauty gave me details what went wrong. >> crystal when you made this decision and had to tell hef, tell me about that conversation? >> i went in, sat down with him, told him that i was overwhelmed with everything, that i wasn't feeling too well. and i didn't think maybe th

i went to farrah's.re trying to heal the past while still dealing with a rocky present. >> it's because of me? >> yeah. >> i just don't want to pretend anymore. >> i don't want to give up what's left of my heart and have her flee again. >> great pictures there. >>> and joining us now ryan o'neal, his daughter tatum starring in a new docu-series, "ryan & tatum: the o'neals." it premieres sunday on own. great to have you here. very touching to see you all both in that piece looking at pictures that you hadn't seen. >> some i never saw. >> yeah. why did you want to do this, ryan? did you have to be talked into this? >> no. no. it was a way back. there weren't that many paths. this looked promising because we work well together. we have a history. and i thought maybe we could make more history. >> and for you, tatum? >> it seemed like the best -- the only way maybe. so, without like -- we do work well together. let's have that conversation in a work setting. and we will sort of find our way back that way. it

farrah fawcet died of cancer two years ago.ecame an icon with 12 million of her pin up poster were snapped up in 1976. you know exactly the one i'm talking about, the one with fawcet in the red swimsuit. >>> syria has banned reporters since march. they are being allowed in, but they're being closely watched by government minders. >> so this young man here, he just came out of the mosque and he said he doesn't want any trouble. but you're seeing a small group of pro government demonstrate fors there expressing their support for the regime. this young man is saying people are paying money, from outside in order to foment this unrest. [ chanting ] >> that was where a group of supporters of gadhafi in syria. according to a human rights group, more than 1600 people have died in seyrisyria, mostly assaad -- syrian troops and police aren't kills anyone. >> why are syrian security forces and the military, and this has been the testimony of many people in some of these cities, why are they shooting at demonstrate fors and in some cases

and farrah's. >> that's it for us tonight. "anderson cooper 360" starts now. happy friday from cnn london. i'm nina dos santos and these are the stories. the greek prime minister makes a fresh bid to pass on popular >>> good evening. welcome to the program. i'm eliot spitzer. tonight a tale of explosive allegations that the cia gathered information because the professor's views were critical of bush administration policies. sounds unamerican, doesn't it? we'll have an exclusive interview in just a moment. first, a look at the other stories i'll be drilling down on tonight. it's its economy, stupid. how smart do you have to be to understand what's wrong? robert explains it all in only two minutes and 15 seconds. and is there hope for greece? reshuffling the cabinet. another bailout. is it enough to prevent a real life tragedy? richard quest isn't so sure. >> this is an absolute sewer of a mess. >> then honk if you love freedom. in saudi arabia women defy the ban against female drivers by getting behind the wheel. is this the start of the arab sisterhood? >>> to

i wanted to just check in with him, his wife, farrah had passed and i wanted to see how he was doing.s old and he's my father. you know and at a certain point you kind of want to check in and see what's going on at the beach house or wherever your parent is and try to give them some of what you've learned or achieved even if you've had the split. >> that's so cool. something that a lot of people can relate to and you write a lot about farrah too and how wonderful it was that you had a chance before her unfortunate passing to have a moment with her and write eloquently about that. what did that mean to you. >> i didn't know her. the reason it was such a big deal and i was so touched to have to get a moment with her while she was sick is that i didn't really know her growing up. like i didn't have that special bond that i wish i would have had. she was our sort of common-law mother but like i didn't get a chance to know her as well as i would have liked to so to be able to sit her and have her say to me, you're doing so well and you're works was amazing. >> very special for to you have

and farrah's. >> that's it for us tonight. "anderson cooper 360" starts now. breaking news tonight on a day of bloodshed and murder in syria we learn tonight that the obama administration is taking early steps that would be needed to indict syria's dictator and make a case against him as a global war criminal to bring bashar alassad to the same court that -- to have to ask what one refugee recently asked of our cnn correspondent, why is our president killing us? they ask that daily in syria and daily they are answered with lies and gunfire and torture. as always a warning. there's graphic video ahead tonight. today massive new demonstrations across syria because the regime doesn't let reporters, in this is amateur video. in this case what seems to be a peaceful protest in homes quickly turns into a killing zone. we'll hear shortly from a syrian human rights activist who says at least 19 people were killed today. estimates are at least 1100 since the uprising began. 1100 who died, most of them simply because they have called for freedom. and human rights groups

and farrah's. >>> hello to you . two words. no passenger wants to hear, computer glitch. we've got some long lines and stranded passengers. the pain may not be over for all of the travelers. >>> also, we'll be watching the casey anthony trial. she will be back in court facing murder charges. we are keeping an eye what's happening outside, but also, have you been seeing what's happening outside the courtroom? >>> and have you seen this picture yet? in the middle of the vancouver riot this week, what in the world is that couple doing in the middle of the street? from the cnn center in atlanta, georgia, i am tj holmes. a couple of travel stories to tell you about. if you are flying today, a lot of people are, you might be delayed because of a lingering computer glitch. they say it is over. united airlines is who i am talking about. they say they fixed the glitch. the system went down several hours. thousands of people were effected. some may still be at the airport this morning waiting to get out. united tried to process everybody by hand while the system was down. exactly h

. >>> ryan o'neal blames tatum for farrah's cancer?age over robert ebert's harsh words about a celebrity's death. and kirstie alley, how much weight has she lost since "dancing" and brittany on the paparazzi. i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm christina mclarty. >> part two with music superstar sade as she opens up about her life away from music. i'm kevin frazier. >> i'm christina mclarty, brooke anderson is on assignment. we have the latest on lindsay lohan's first interview since her house arrest. first, tonight's inside story is on. >> yesterday, ryan dunn was killed in a ca

farrah faucet? bruce lee? michael jordan? how about bill gates, steve jobs? mark zuckerberg? no?out raising the basketball trophy. it's about raising the gpa. else says he's trying to raise a nerd and you should, too. your son is going to be the next billionaire, is that right? >> i don't know if he's going to be the next billionaire, but i'm hoping he doesn't turn out to be an idiot. that's the reason why i'm hoping he comes up to be a nerd. >> with a dad like you, i don't think that's going to be an issue. but seriously, you write about this lack of focus on education in our country and you're right. it seems sort of automatic when someone says, oh, your kid got a scholarship, what sport? >> absolutely. my son is a good athlete. i'm not taking that away from him at all and we work really hard on the weekends. we practice and i run drills with him, but we also spend a lot of time reading and talking about current events. if i had to pick between the two, i would think he got an academic scholarship long before he got an athletic one. he really loves learning and being educated a

his problems are two women, farrah ferguson on the one hand who gets him into trouble all the time andthe time. >> you're getting psychological here. has it affected his ability to be the trade ambassador? are there enough questions now being raised? because he's not just a prince, he's the face of britain when it comes to raising trade money. >> that's right. and there have been calls in the house of commons which is really unusual when it comes to the royals to fire him from that job. >> you've raised some questions in the piece that we just saw that peter did about how long this protection can last. it really sort of begs the question sort of how bad is his relationship with his older brebre brother, charles? >> that's a good question. because as his mother, the queen, who is 85, starts to recede, charles is going to start to take a greater and greater role in the royal family. and he's made it very plain that he wants to streamline the family, make it much smaller, which means that andrew and his daughters, beatrice and eugenie, are not going to be on the royal dole for much longer

with a farrah's forces -- this is from the human rights watch, "quattara's forces searched areas former controlled by pro-gbagbo militia and the majority of documented abuses occurred in the pro-gbagbo strong hold town, in the south part much -- you got to keep in mind the quattara forces came from the muslim area of the north. most killings were pointblank excuses of youth. you're seeing a point-blank -- that's what it looks like, madam president, right there. a gun to the head. most killings were pointblank excuses of youth from ethnic groups generally aligned with gbagbo in what appeared to be collective punishment for these groups. one man described how republican forces -- soldiers killed his 21-year-old brother, two of them grabbed his legs, another one held his arms behind him, a fifth one held his head, then a guy pulled out a knife and slit my brother's throat. he was screaming. i saw his legs shake after they slit he his throat, the blood streaming down as they were doing it." "they said they had to eliminate all of the young patrons that they had caused" -- all right, during