ryan o'neal's latest project is ryan and tatum o'neal. it premiers on sundays. i've got to thank you because i would say most of the last 46 of my useless years of life, whenever i've needed to succeed with a woman, my tactic has normally been to put love story in the dvd or the video cassette, whatever it may have been at the time, and to sit back and let you work your magic. because no woman could resist a man after they've watched that. >> you've softened them up. >> to me it was like the ultimate weepy, the greatest of the genre. >> i would try that, only i ended up crying and that took away -- >> when was the last time? >> last night. no. i haven't seen it in a long time. it upsets me, actual zee why? >> well, it's -- i lost farrah to cancer and i just wonder how that all played out that way for me. one was such a big deal and so successful and then in real life it was just the opposite. it was just tragedy. >> when you look back at your life, i've watched a few of the episodes, it's a fascinating thing to watch because i've been to tatum, she's nearly my a

tatum o'neal. >> i want -- >> reporter: and her real life father, ryan o'neal.dsome and charming, played opposite her. >> so? it's a big town, ain't it? we can do better than 20s. >> reporter: that was then. this is them now. >> temper. the reason that we didn't speak for so long -- >> no it isn't. >> what is it? >> farrah. >> reporter: laying bare decades of family dysfunction in a document about to premiere on own. >> 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 foo

call today. >>> back to my special guest, ryan o'neal. a fascinating way there that you let tatum make a second movie. she's an oscar winning movie star at this ridiculous age and life for you is never quite the same again. you, yourself, at the time have been propelled into the stratosphere after "love story." >> make my day. >> and "love story" was iconic for all of you a crazy period. when you look back on what happened, when did you start to see things just go wrong do you think? >> tatum and i were enormously close. perhaps too close. i can't say it was unhealthy because i didn't feel anything unhealthy about it. we went everywhere together. sometimes we were in one room for days. it was just the way it was. she was very smart. she had these strange childlike instincts that were always right about me and other women. she would go -- >> she says you're an incurable romantic. >> whatever that is i am. we had a blood tie but it was hard on me. it was harder and harder. she was possessive. she was strangling me. she was stranging me and

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> tonight, tatum o'neal and her incredible story, her marriage to john and her troubled relationship with her father. she's talking never before about ryan. >> your brother said that your father gave him enzymes when he was 11. did he do that to you? >> you'll have to ask him. >> why are you reluctant to answer that? >> because we have a show we're doing and i don't want to say incriminating things that are going to make it harder to kind of make peace. i know for sure my dad made a lot of mistakes. i'm sure that he's living with them today. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >> tatum, welcome. >> i want my $200. >> i want my $200 it's my money, you've got it, and i want it. >> you just hold on a second. >> i want my money. you took my $200. >> will you quiet down here? >> i want my $200. >> her life off screen has been tumultuous and her relationship with her father ryan. ryan and tatum and tatum joins me now. how are you? >> i'm well. >> we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscar's, i was dreaming about w

tatum and ryan o'neal right there.now. >> there you go. >> feel the love. >> talking about their relationship and the tough road to reconciliation. and really looking forward to spending some time. >> we are looking forward to that. >>> also coming up, we sent one of our "gma" dads, cameron mathison, on a little assignment to help ambush some fashion-challenged fathers. yes, they are out there. he got them ready for the big day sunday. and we'll show you the spectacular results. mom jean, there are dad jeans, too. and we'll try to -- >> these two dads are sharp. >> i'm not allowed to buy jeans on my own. no way. >> they don't trust you. >> no one here trusts me. >> it can go awry very quickly. so, we'll try to help. >>> right after the show, going to white house. >> love you guys. but i'm going to cut out early. i have an exclusive and intimate conversation coming up with president obama opening up about fatherhood. we know he has written about it. his father was absent for the majority of his life. but he's going to t

and farah's. >> that's a sensational hour ryan o'neal on monday.ith tatum in just a moment. ds to find where u can save up to 60% on hotels. * we'll even email you other people's winning bids, so you'll know what price to name. *á with new hotel bid alerts, from priceline. >> how would i feel if my father were to say get sick or die even? would i be okay? and i realized that i wouldn't be okay. so i knew i needed to make an effort. because what is your life about? your family. what's your life about? your father. >>> of course a moment from your series on oprah winfrey's own network. you've got a new book "found, a daughter's journey home" which of course it is. >> thank you. >> and part of his journey was that having had these problems with a man with a temper, your dad, you then decide to marry john mcenroe. but even as i say that i want to laugh. >> do you know how old i was when i married him? >> 22. >> exactly. so do you think i had like the full idea of what i was doing in my life? >> this was a guy smashing rackets and shouting "you cannot b

several super sleuths were soon hot on the trail of ryan o'neal.spilled the beans in her new tell-all autobiography ironically named "found" hanging in her father's malibu home. there are pictures of us and the rest of the family, andy warhol's portrait of farrah. >> that was a thank god we've caught you moment. >> reporter: craig nevius is one of her business partners fighting ryan for years over his final wishes and the person the university turned to. >> i told the university, be patient and wait because this man is so arrogant, he's going to show it. >> reporter: then this past weekend, when her new reality show "ryan & tatum" debuted, what's that right there hanging just above ryan's bed? a lawyer might call it exhibit a. fawcett did not include rye anyone her will but several of her friends say he's been controlling her estate. his representative said that ryan has not betrayed her final wishes and that all of farrah's wishes expressed in her will have been fulfilled. that is valued at as much as $30 million. >> i don't think we've heard the

o'neal a superstar, "paper moon." her life offscreen has been tumultuous. that life is documented in "ryan and tatum, the o'neals." debuting on the o network. you're like part of my life. we were almost born in the same year. when you were winning your oscars, i was dreaming of winning oscars. i grew up with your dad and the whole thing reverberating. >> great. i always thought were you part of our family. so here we are. we look a little alike. >> maybe we are part of the same family. tell me this, fascinating the history between you two. it's been checkered to put it mildly. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of you, do you think that at least you've managed to get back to somewhere, even if it's not perfect yet in. >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started an that's all i could have asked for because we had such trouble just having the conversation just saying hello, just getting to what's your day like and can you come over for father's day on sunday which my dad asked me earlier today and i said yes. we just get caught in the little things and i think having the cameras there almost

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> i'm zain verjee at cnn in london. greece's parliament has two weeks to approve a new round of austerity measures. it will be poised to free up the next installment of a next installment lone. protests and strikes are planned for today. >>> sectarian rioting has broken out in northern ireland. in belfast crowds hurled molotov cocktails. dozens of masked men raided catholic homes following claims protestant homes were raided over the weekend. >>> in an address, mr. assad promised a new national assembly by august, western leaders are saying that's not good enough and calling on him to make new changes. >>> the worlds oceans are being warned climate pollution are putting many forms of marine life, fish, sharks, whales and dolphins at rapid forms of extinction. those are the headlines. "world business today" starts now. >>> good afternoon from cnn hong kong. a warm welcome to "world business today." i'm andrew stephens. >> good morning from cnn london. these are the top stories on tuesday june 21st. the greek prime minist

it's called'kwoundz" and new reality tv show with her father called "ryan and tatum: the o'neal." with you and putting the pieces back together, aren't you? >> yes, i think it's time to sort of tell it again, i told it once about what had happened and now it's about talking about now and how do i live with what i went through as a child in a way and what i wrote about in "a paper life" aingend having a positive view and sending a good message of recovery and peace. >> it's a process. >> yeah. >> and aim good that you wrote the book because after "a paper life," you were still on this journey and people want to know what happens now? it's not just looking at the past but what's happening now? and now you have been sober for the past -- past year. what was the moment for you? i mean how do you -- >> it's a long process. you don't just get sober. i mean some people can go to a meeting and get sober or some can go to treatment. for me i was very angry. i had a lot -- it was poor me poor me pour me a drink. i felt like i was entitled to feel better because i had felt so bad for so long

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monday night ryan o'neal responds. and it's quite extraordinary. >> what kind of a man wouldn't be proud of someone who has made all these sacrifices and all this growth and wants me to -- to respect her, to love her? >> do you? >> yeah. i do. sh

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> that was really the sticking point. played in the afternoon. the dealer who ranged or less that deal was reached, and the very motion it you heard so many people disrupting into applause and a gallery. even in the hallways, people had been here day in and day out waiting for this moment. they erupted into tears, people were saying, people were chanting usa, a very emotional evening. i spoke with one man, 45 years old, saying that he didn't know just unemotional this was going to be. that in his words everything was the moment he will never forget. >> many believe the modern-day gay-rights movement began after a raid on the bar which i believe was in 1968. in terms of what happens now, how quickly will the people in new york state be allowed to marry? >> and 30 days. we have been told it is a matter of paperwork that has to go through in order for the exchanges to go into place and then and 30 days, we're told that people could start applying for licenses. and was up the boat about, in terms of the religious exemptions t

monday night ryan o'neal responds.ry. >> what kind of a man wouldn't be proud of someone who has made all these sacrifices and all this growth

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's all for us tonight. now here's "ac 360." >>> pierce, thank you very much. >>> breaking news tonight. late word, new word, that syria is getting help killing its own people. crackdowns like this on protesters are made possible in part by the rising involvement of iran in syria. iran is helping, according to u.s. officials by training killers, sending personnel and keeping weapons flowing into syria and supplying riot gear. one official says the evidence is coming from american electronic eavesdropping. they say iran is supporting other potential leaders in sear you in case the dictator, bashar assad. he spoke today in damascus but for those that hoped he would change direction he made it clear he's got nothing to offer except the same reform he's been making and breaking for years but he blamed the chaos on what he described as a virtual army of rampaging criminals and said there are about 64,000 dangerous fugitives in syria. imagine, he said, what damage could be caused if a few thousands wanted to carry

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> good morning. a major victory overnight for the gay rights movement. new york becomes the sixth state to approve the same sex marriage. >>> casey anthony's trial begins again after her mother and brother cried on the witness stand yesterday. >>> also, listen to this. real bullets instead of blanks, are used in a wild west reenactment and three spectators are shot. hello from cnn. thank you for being here with us. i'm t.j. holmes. the governor signed the law to make gay marriage allowed in the state of new york. >> what this state said today brings this discussion of marriage equality to a new plane. that is the power and beauty of new york. the other states look to new york for the progressive direction. >> new york is now the sixth state that allows same sex marriages. it is the most populous state to do so. the new york law doesn't have any residency law requirements. this is key. people from all over the country could now possibly go to new york and be married. this is also the first time a stat

a new series, ryan and tatum, the o'neals. premiers sunday on the o network. joining me now, how are you? >> i'm well, i'm well. >> you're like part of my life. we were born almost in the same year. when you were winning oscars, i was dreaming of winning oscars. i feel like i've grope up my entire life with you and your dad and the whole o'neal kind of thing reverberating. >> great. i like to hear that. >> what do you think about that? >> i've always thought you were part of our family. here we are. we look a little alike, too. >> we do. >> maybe we are part of the same family. >> sure. morgan and o'neal. >> it is interesting. the show. i watched a bit of it last night. and fascinating. anyone who knows the history between the two of you. it's been checkered, to put it mildly. >> yeah. >> do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, the both of you, do you think, that at least you've managed to get back to somewhere, even if it is not perfect yet? >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started and that's all i could have asked for. we had such trouble j

. >> "the talk's" sharon osbourne takes on ryan o'neal today. >> face the truth.

. >>> 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

. >> ryan o'neal, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> that's all for us tonight. now here's "anderson cooper now here's "anderson cooper 360". -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with break news tonight. possibly history in the making. it has been one delay after another, one senator said it almost seems like light request years since the process began. right now senators in new york are finally voting on a bill to make same-sex marriage legality in the state of new york. one undecided republican senator moments ago announced he has now decided to vote for same sex marge. now a majority of senators are on the record saying they will support same-sex marriage. marie snow has the latest on what could be history happening right now. mary, what's the latest? >> reporter: an incredibly emotional on the senate floor, anderson. what we just saw was a vote for an amendment to the bill. that was an amendment that guaranteed protection for religious organizations. that had been the sticking point all along. and that vote sass pased -- passed 36-26. as soon as