"Fame" for Real

"Sunday Morning" correspondent Mo Rocca explores the life and times of Warren G. Harding, the president remembered most for scandal and womanizing.

"Sunday Morning" correspondent Mo Rocca visits the house of John Tyler, who became America's 10th President after President Harrison died - the first Vice President to assume the office. Rocca also meets President Tyler's grandson.

"Sunday Morning" correspondent Mo Rocca explores the life and abbreviated time in office of America's 9th President, William Henry Harrison, who took ill during his Inauguration and died a month later.

Thirty-sixty years after Peter Frampton hit the jackpot with his live album, "Frampton Comes Alive!" British rocker is back on tour. Correspondent Anthony Mason hits the road with him, and is treated to the amazing story of Frampton's reunion with his prized Gibson Les Paul guitar, lost in a cargo plane crash in 1980.

February 19th, 1942 was the day German troops appeared to invade the Canadian city of Winnipeg. "If Day" was an exercise by the Canadian government, when men in fake German uniforms showed what life would be like if the Nazis won.

This "Sunday Morning" moment of nature takes you to Washington State's Skagit Valley, where our National Bird makes its home.