for tatum to have to hear that would be very harsh. >> sorry, tatum. you probably know too. for five years i have stayed close to the hearth and saw you were healthy and happy, all of you, and even supported their mothers and now i have met somebody and you're not encouraging me. you don't see it the way i want you to see it. i want you to love her too. i want us to be a family. but you have to feel like i feel towards her. look at her, you can. she was a good woman. she never, never, never did they ever fight overtly, tatum or any of my children with her. they adored her. my boys had a sauna bath at the beach and when they heard that farrah -- tatum, i get them mixed up. when they knew farrah was going to take a sauna, there was a place to hide and they could maybe see her naked, you see. she was always late for her sauna. by the time we got in there, we need to call 911 to get them out because they're completely dehydrated. i say that because that was the excitement they had having tatum around -- farrah around. see what i mean. having farrah around was thrilling to these

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 winning oscar's. i feel like i grew up with your dad verb rating. >> great. i like to hear that. well, i've always thought that you were part of our family, so -- here we are. we look a little alike, too. >> tell me this, it's interesting, the show i watched a little bit last night. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of you, do you think, that at least you've mentioned to get back to somewhere, even if it's not perfect yet? >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started and 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. so it's just -- we get caught in the little things and i think having the cameras there almost because we are actors in a way made it mo

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 winning oscar's. i feel like i grew up with your dad verb rating. >> great. i like to hear that. well, i've always thought that you were part of our family, so -- here we are. we look a little alike, too. >> tell me this, it's interesting, the show i watched a little bit last night. do you have an overwhelming sense of relief, both of you, do you think, that at least you've mentioned to get back to somewhere, even if it's not perfect yet? >> exactly. i think that the conversation has started and 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. so it's just -- we get caught in the little things and i think having the cameras there almost because we are actors in a way made it mo

and in the past called tatum's claims about him malicious lies.t we do know for sure, when tatum was 15, her father moved out of their home to live with his new love, farrah fawcett. she was 22 when she married john mcenroe. they had three kids. after their divorce, she became addicted to heroin, she said. in and out of rehab, she hit rock bottom when in 2008, a drug bust put her back in the news. >>> pretty much lost my life to my addiction. >> reporter: it wasn't until she got sober, a year ago, what she resolved to try to reconcile with her father, who she had barely seen in 25 years. and she decided to take the cameras along. >> a lot of tough. you want me to bring up drugs or the hitting? >> good-bye. good-bye. >> it is really hard for me to understand why you're still trying with him. i have to be honest. >> it's okay. >> reporter: why? >> you know, it's funny. i sort of took the journey with my dad, with this show, to see what would happen. and it didn't necessarily make us together, it didn't necessarily push us to this happy ending. it ju

tatum, welcome. i want to show you an incredible moment from your career to kick things off. >> okay. >> and if you ain't my pa, i want my $2 $200. >> huh? >> i want my $200. i heard you through the door talking to that man. it's my money gout and i want it. i want my money. you took my $200! >> will you quiet down here. >> i wan my $200! >> that was the role that made tatum 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

meanwhile, more with tatum in just a moment.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 be serious". i mean, get a clue. >> very inter

call today. >>> my special guest tatum o'neal. before we wept to break about the awful day for you, michael jackson, a long-time friend. and then farrah fawcett dying. >>> that ties into addiction. who knew he 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 ti

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 tatum has a new memoir.ealing. so incredibly raw. it's like you really are taking us, the viewers, the reerd on a journey 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 m

. >> my name is tatum davis. i'm here to represent for walden house. bringing my experience because i know that all these people are here because someone's life is on the line. whether it's a mental health issue, a homeless issue, and just eliminating the resources that we have is going to put people back on the streets that are fighting for their lives. i know walden house has done things for me and today i'm a productive member of society. i have some things, i've been reunited with my children. we have friends that encourage me and when you take places like walden house out of the scenario, you leave opportunity for so much damage to be done to the city of san francisco, i know that i was one of those people who needed help and i needed recovery and i had a place to go to and the people embraced me and allowed me to see something in myself and allowed me to change. i'm just saying without hope, there's hopelessness and in this city crime is very rampant. so taking away places that allow people to change will probably increase that. so i encourage yo

and a legendary hollywood father and daughter, ryan and tatum o'neil are trying to tatum o'neil are tryingto patch things up on camera. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with deposit friendly atms, you can make ultra fast, secure deposits with no slips or envelopes. take a step forward and chase what matters. >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >>> oakland-based pandora will make its debut on wall street in the morning. the internet radio service will of oner stock at $16 a share when trading opens. it puts the value at $2.5 billion, five times greater than what pandora's own board thought the company was worth six months ago. analysts feel the registered users make it an attractive stock even though the company has lost $92 million since it started. the eipo comes -- the ipo comes after linked went public last month. they think it is the warm up acts for several other internet stars including groupon and facebook. >>> it is an ultra exclusive health club subsidized by taxpayer dollars, but most taxpayer dollars a

certainly sandy tatum, who i have worked with for the last two years, who helped initialize the whole first program when we started partnering with the pga. thank you for all your contributions. and you know, the first tee program, the partnership with the unified school district, and then this year with the help of pg&e, to really expand that to the fourth and fifth graders, that is a fantastic contribution. i want to thank peony because last week, we -- pg&e because last week, we were doing contributions getting ready for earthquakes, helping our youth there. i want to thank again pg&e for being good corporate partners of the county of san francisco. i want to thank the first tee program. i know a lot of members of the board of directors are here today. it is totally of voluntary efforts to help our kids learn the game of golf, but learn the honest values, the integrity, the sportsmanship that golf brings. and ultimately, the humility that also requires you to have. wherever you go -- in the latest example -- i hit 16 shots before they finished 1 hole, and still, they finished the w

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 the angles, including the man bulger wanted to kill. we begin with pier

people who depend on tatum bridge are fighting the toll hike. >> reporter: not everyone pays the same toll. for the occasional driver, it's $5. but for locals $10 buys a decall for one year. that may be about to change with the proposed toll increase. >> when it only cost you $10 for a year now it's going up to $90. i don't think that's a good idea. >> reporter: neither do those gathered along route 40 on perryville. they're here -- >> to see about stopping this such an increase on this toll here. >> reporter: an increase that will eventually do away with decals and replace them with transmitters. you can try to beat the toll but it's a bit of a haul. >> that's another gas factor. if you have a car like me that's 23 years old, you're babying it and you don't want all the extra mileage. >> reporter: toll hikes have been proposed for most of baltimore bridges. but there are people who depend on them for family visits and doctors visits. >> if they don't back down on this we're going to be filing suit against the state of maryland for what they are doing. >> reporter: welcomed words for

. >> you've heard what tatum o'neal says about her father. 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

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. >>> 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