long-time love, farrah fawcett. >> tatum and farrah -- i get them mixed up all the time. >> welcome back. >> piers morgan? >> he's back talking candidly and emotionally about farrah, tatum and his other children and his own battle with cancer. >>> plus only in america. the most electrifying political ad you've ever seen. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. our big story tonight, politics and the president. amid charges of him spiking the football, president obama hails the beginning of the end of the war in afghanistan. i'll ask a man who knows that troubled region better than most. has this country achieved everything it set out to do. >>> plus an extraordinary interview with ryan o'neal. his life after farrah fawcett and his fractured relationships with his children. >> when you finished the book, was it today thaurtic in the sense of making you perhaps aware that you were probably on balance failed them more than they had failed you? did you feel that? >> i feel that i failed farrah. they can take care of themselves. it was farrah that i was concerned about. >> an e

glendower richardson, carol tatum, and so many of you are here in this audience and i am grateful for my contemporaries who are my sisters and rock. from supervisor malia cohen, karen roy, and lindon. i have found my place here and i have mentioned, i began my career here in 1996 with mayer brown. i realized then in my 20's that i needed to pursue higher education. and it helped the mayor said he would never give me a raise or promotion on till i went back to school. i enrolled in the university of san francisco law school. i got my j.d. and pass the bar. -- passed the gar. -- bar. [applause] san francisco has been my home. six years ago i was married here on the steps almost six years ago to this month. [applause] some are clapping, some are not. [laughter] it has been a fundamental time for my family and i having been nominated. by mayor ed lee and i am grateful to that community and i am grateful to the mayor and the board of supervisors who are considering this nomination. i vow to do the best job i possibly can for the city and i have -- as i have done from the outset of my city

he said, i can always see tatum , which i found a strange thing to say, but i did not call her. i felt uncomfortable. i thought it was presumptions. cooder,ome music gianby ry and he was playing. she had commented about how interesting he was in the music, so i called and asked if she would like to see him, and she said okay. we never separated from that moment on. we never left these others aside for 18 years. tavis: beyond your being handsome and her being stunning to look at, i love the cover of so anyone who sees the two of you together can see the extent it -- the affected duty -- the aesthetic beauty. beyond her looks what is it that attracted you to her? >> it did not hurt. i was mesmerized by her beauty because there was an inner beauty that was even more powerful than her looks, which were just natural. she was just a natural. her mother was part indian, so andre was a touch of fathat, we found ways to get over that and have relationships. we did not load get ourselves as two -- did not look at ourselves as two beauties. tavis: beyond the beauty, what is the heart? >> y

. >> my name is sandy tatum. i have been involved in the whole process of resuscitating and renovating harding park. in my 55 years in the city, i was satisfied that it was one of the most available, most effective assets the city could possibly have. i saw it turn into a patch of weeds. i could not bear the thought that that asset was literally going to go down the drain. we were able to, one way or the other, resuscitate and renovate that golf course so that it stands today as a priceless asset. its value has two basic elements. one is as a recreational resource. gulf, as i have experienced it, as well as millions of others, is a priceless recreational asset. it is a life and cancer and extender. it is a fact that people who play golf live substantially longer than people who do not. and it has another very important factor, this renovation. it created a facility for a headquarters for the first tee program here in san francisco. that program uses gulf and uses the attraction of learning to play golf to instill

the indian trail taking a holistic approach to it we have billy tatum the inmate which has decreased the number of them. that's coming up later but before that they were asked cyber attack in history that's how russian computer security giant. described a virus sweeping the middle east dubbed flame the infection is spreading through systems stealing unprecedented amounts of sensitive data. with more details. the most infected computers have been discovered in iran but israel has also been attacked as has syria and other countries across the middle east it's thought a virus has been operating since august two thousand and ten both spur ski and other internet security firms say it may have been stealing data from computers for years before that iran has already accused the u.s. and israel of being behind the attacks and say that the virus may have been behind massive data losses that they've had in their computer systems recently because you say it's too early to say who's behind the attack but they do add that this is a new stage in the level of cyber warfare across the globe and that

tatum is 49. who's the other one? oh, yeah, redmond is 27.ence. >> yeah, but it seems like they had troubles from a very early age. you write a story in this book that stopped me in my tracks. you and farrah were fighting. and a common occurrence and redmond walks into the room at 6 years old. >> yeah. >> wearing winnie the pooh pajamas and having a kitchen knife in his hand. >> and pointed it at himself. >> said if you don't stop it i'm going to stab myself. not i'm going to hurt one of you, i'm going to stab myself. this is 6 years old. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. >> what gets a 6-year-old to that point? >> he didn't want to see this. he couldn't stand it. it stopped us, i must say. put a stop to that. and we moved the knives up higher. harder to reach. >> at the very end, when farrah was so ill, at the end of 30 years together on and off, you decided you would ask her to marry you. really -- >> oh, i asked her to marry me all the time. all the time. for 1 years i asked her to marry me. >> but at the end a plooriest w called to her bedside t

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the year he had over 1 million twitter followers and was offered his own sitcom alongside channing tatumy russell and the muscle came to near lows. it was canceled after three episodes. unsure of where to turn he disappeared and hasn't been heard of since. this has been a "red eye" where are they now? >> touching. >> he was one of my favorite, favorite frogs. >> what was upsetting was i saw the first two episodes. i thought how are you going to give a show a shot with three lousy episodes? give it 10 episodes. i thought it was phenomenal. >> it was phenomenal. >> please, come on. >> it is incredible how many lives the dalai lama has touched. >> it is true. it is true. we have to take a break. we will end on that strange note. we will close things out with a post game wrap up. go to fox news.com/red eye. >>> we will see you back here at 5 p.m. eastern time. >>> andy, the post game wrap up is coming up. >> right now actually. >> i understand you had a bad speech i'm -- i'm ped meant growing up i came out on camera. i roll my r's into w's. >> i didn't talk until i was five years willed on.

tatum is 49. who's the other one? oh, yeah, redmond is 27.f their own existence. >> that got a lot of people talking, because they thought well, wait a minute, this father is maybe responsible for some of the troubles that his children have had. who wants to jump in here, kelly? >> i went to school with redmond. so, for him to turn around and say, "and who's the other one again"? you are a father. you have to know his name. and the thing is, you know, children are a reflection of their parents. and from my own experience i know this, i went to my own troubles. but, and my father severely blamed himself. even though i know that there's nothing that could have stopped me if i wanted to do it. nothing can. but having said that, you know, you need that support group, you need to know that the people around you love and support you, and want the best for you. >> at some point, kelly, though, don't you have to take responsibility? >> of course. >> because what you've done -- i have to step away. it's not like somebody else is going to do it. i have

those -- that's what was in the, that's a major part of the book, that our kids, well, as beverly tatum said, we live -- if you live in los angeles, you live and breathe smog. you don't try to breathe smog, there's no intention to breathe smog. you may not even know you're breathing smog, but if you live in los angeles, you're breathing smog. and if you live in the united states of america, you're breathing racism. it doesn't matter what color you are, you're not trying to breathe it, you don't want to breathe -- you may not want to breathe it, you may not even be aware that you're breathing it, but we're all breathing in these toxic fumes of negative stereotyping, negatively stereotyping certain children. i've been asked why i wrote the book about african-american children since the previous work has been more multicultural. and the answer to that is i have one, that's the first answer. [laughter] but who as she, as you'll see if you get the book, in the acknowledgments believes she has taught me everything i know about other people's children. [laughter] but it's also because i think

with tatum o'neill who was a great pitcher and they relied on her.y image behind and get in that line-up, he would never have been successful. >> what happened to him? >> i don't know. what do you give that money? >> you really loved it. >> same rating as fred claus? >> no, i would have third. because the sequel to "bad news bears" was even better. >> good point. >> let's talk a little bit about what was supposed to happen on september 22nd. steven silverstein was supposed to wed forever kendra platte lee but apparently, they went out for a while. they broke up. they got back together. reconciled, set a date and now as it turns out, he is suing her for back rent, money, all sorts of deposits. because she backed out. >> because of a broken promise. >> i don't know. sounds like he might have a case. they had a joint checking account which is the first mistake or savings account. first mistake, never do that before you're married, by the way, but anyway, he alleges that she took out $53,000, $54,000 from their account. >> that's a problem. >> and that o