. >> "vertigo." we'll talk about all of it some more.les in an audition tape recorded in london on new year's day 1962 a recording that toledo one of the worst business decisions ever. >> yes. believe it or not they were rejected by a record company executive who said the beatles quote had no future in showbiz and he said guitar groups were on their way out. that tape sold at auction author $50,000. >> where is that record executive now. welcome back to cbs "this morning saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm sharyl attkisson. coming up a new movie about alfred hitchcock. we're debating which is the greatest alfred hitchcock film of all time. >> the greatest comfort food roast chicken by world renown chef michael ferraro. >> we talked about how cold it was and how cold it was getting. get ready for more. unbelievable. the cold is coming our way. even more so than you're feeling. folks had temperatures in the 50s and 60s but because of a cold front that unleash ad lot of that cold air from the northern part of the country and also canada th

150 health problems attributed to wind turbines including migraine, sleep loss, stomach problems, vertigo gain, weight loss, hair turning gray, type 1 diabetes, and herpes. yes, herpes. as in, "no, baby, i didn't cheat on you. of it the windmill. it used my toilet seat." ( applause ) laugh which of course, which of course begs the question: who's been ( bleep ) our windmills? ( laughter ) now, wind turbine syndrome-- ( laughter ) -- might just seem like a collection of unrelated health complaint to the untrained eye-- by the way "untrained eye "also a symptom of wind turbine syndrome. the relationship is seems that way is because it probably is. several studies have concluded there are no evidence offing health effects from wind turbines. but just because it's made up doesn't mean it's not contablous. wind turbine syndrome is what we can call a communicated disease. it spreads via the nocebo effect by being talked. okay? follow me here. the the nocebo effect is a negative placebo effect. it's why i had my doctor take me off my placebos. they kept curing my hypochondria. the point is, you

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the owners of this lombard street homemade famous by alfred hitchcock's 1958 classic, "vertigo" say they're sick of being a tourist attraction. this is a clip from the film or a still shot. they want to stop all those spying eyes so the couple has put up a six-foot wall right in front of the house. they say this is after years of tourists ringing their doorbell, not cool. strangers picketing on the fence, also not cool, and tossing garbage in their front yard. really, really not cool. >> yeah, that isn't. a little privacy there. >>> it is 4:54. a group of bay area kids being honored by first lady michelle obama. >> the next award goes to youth radio. >> students in oakland watch a live feed of first lady michelle obama awarding youth radio with the national arts and humanities youth program award. it is one of just a dozen after school arts programs recognized from across the country. >> i think youth radio has been doing amazing work for years and years. it's really great that we're finally getting recognized for the work that we do for this community. >> the program has helped to groom yo

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people have no way to get cleaning detergent, clorox bleach, sponges, they have no vertigo.e are -- government is supplying everything. i have to say something. fresh direct, fair way, and many other supermarkets have donated so much. walgreens. just been so charitable. melissa: the cleanup is overwhelming. melissa: coming up, an offshore drilling ban. one state official has a plan to sidestep president obama. he is here to explain. plus, millionaires are the latest group to be hosted by the white house and talk about the fiscal cliff. the day after day. lawmakers hike their taxes. one of them is here to join me and explain that. more "money" coming up next. can i help you? i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holiday deal is to camp out. you know we've been open all night. is this a trick to get my spot? [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. save on ground shipping at fedex office. p@ [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. i have obligations. cute tobligations, but obligatio.i

he also suffers from vertigo, headaches and has terrible anxiety.it firsthand during our interview. mike was so anxious he could hardly sit still. we met at mike rioux's mother's house near phoenix, arizona, where he, his wife and daughter have been living for the last year and a half. maggie and their daughter share a bedroom, and mike sleeps every night on the living room couch. what is it like for you at 51 to be sleeping on your mother's couch? >> ashamed. i feel low. i feel how can i support my family, let alone get them a house. >> reporter: mike doesn't have the money for a place of their own. he can't work. fire fights and an ied blast in afghanistan left him with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. maggie isn't working either so she can look after him. the money is running out and they find themselves fighting a battle they never expected like hundreds of thousands of veterans. one they frankly can't believe. they are fighting for benefits from the department of veteran affairs. >> i thought they were there to help

he also suffers from vertigo, headaches and has terrible anxiety.thand during our interview. mike was so anxious he could hardly sit still. we met at mike rio's mother's house near phoenix, arizona, where he, his wife and daughter have been living for the last year and a half. maggie and their daughter share a bedroom, and mike sleeps every night on the living room couch. what is it like for you at 51 to be sleeping on your mother's couch? >> ashamed. i feel low. i feel how can i support my family, let alone get them a house. >> reporter: mike doesn't have the money for a place of their own. he can't work. fire fights and an ied blast the in it afghanistan left him with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. maggie isn't working either so she can look after him. the money is running out, and they find themselves like hundreds of thousands of other veterans find fiting a battle they never expected. one they frankly can't believe. they're fighting for benefits from the department of veterans affairs. >> i thought they were there

>> [laughing] he may be smiling, but this is a man with serious heartburn and vertigo.n 2008, the price of oil had been soaring and sinking uncontrollably. why did the price, in your opinion, spike in july? why did it go way up to $147 a barrel? >> basically, there was a-- what's called a fear premium. >> and the fear was that saudi arabia itself had peaked out, that you'd reached your ceiling of how much available oil is left in your overall reserve. so what's the truth? >> the truth is, here is the kingdom with more than 260 billion barrels, and i firmly believe that the potential to add another 200 billion barrels of oil are there to be found. >> if the oil minister of saudi arabia had one message it was, there is no need for those fears. and to make the point, they let us see facilities that will increase saudi capacity from about 10 million barrels a day to more than 12 million. and they're going to the ends of the earth to do it. this is shaybah, a desert wilderness where temperatures can reach 135 degrees. the saudis say that 18 billion barrels of oil lie beneath

he also suffers from vertigo, headaches and has terrible anxiety.it firsthand during our interview. mike was so anxious he could hardly sit still. we met at mike rioux's mother's house near phoenix, arizona, where he, his wife and daughter have been living for the last year and a half. maggie and their daughter share a bedroom, and mike sleeps every night on the living room couch. what is it like for you at 51 to be sleeping on your mother's couch? >> ashamed. i feel low. i feel how can i support my family, let alone get them a house. >> reporter: mike doesn't have the money for a place of their own. he can't work. fire fights and an ied blast in afghanistan left him with a traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress disorder. >> reporter: mike has been trying to get his disability claim processed for nearly two years. there has been lost paperwork, long wait times for appointments, and erroneous lab results. when mike was prescribed some medication, it was for a bladder infection he didn't have. mike first filed his claim in january 2011, righ

the owner of this lombard street homemade famous by alfred hitchcock's 1958 thriller "vertigo" say they are sick of being a tourist attraction. this is a still shot from that movie. i believe that is kim novak there. jimmy stewart also in that movie. to stop all the spying eyes the couple put up a six-foot wall right in front of the house. they say they had to do it. this comes after years of tourists ringing their doorbell, strangers throwing a little picnic on their phelfence and tossing garbage in their yard. >>> a mystery for hewlett-packard which has gone over the books belonging to a company it bought recently and found something wrong. the big question is what. scott mcgrew, alarm this morning in palo alto. >> absolutely. good morning, laura. hewlett-packard said there are accounting irregularity the in the books of autonomy and hp will set aside billions of dollars to repair the damage. many said the purchase of the company was a mistake from the get-go. now there is evidence. hp said that autonomy's books may not have been correct. hp is going to take a nearly $9 billion charge

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. >> citizens cane, vertigo they may be the best movies ever. >> stephanie: i love you forever, but onceur new book, "every day is an atheist holiday." >> caller: yes, that's the book. and it's celebration of the day-to-day life with a lot of digressions about things that happen to me. >> stephanie: i love that your unique way of celebrating thanksgiving involves unzipping your pants. >> caller: you got to do than. that's important. i tell a few stories about thanksgiving. one story that i love about captain bano, wrestler, having thanksgiving with a bunch of wrestlers, and someone betting him $100 and then everyone getting covered in grease and that burn we know out the window. >> stephanie: many celebrations begin with unzipping your pants. >> caller: i'm trying to think of any celebration that doesn't start with me unzipping my pants. i'm trying to think of a counter example and nothing is coming to mind. >> stephanie: you say holiday is foryou say halloween is the slutty holiday. >> caller: that's why it's kicking christmas' ass. it is growing very quickly as the holiday. i have a st