good morning. breaking news. a historic and deadly nor'easter slams the northeast with heavy winds, heavy rain, and a record amount of snow. flights are grounded across the country. trees and power lines down, and millions have no electricity from this very rare october storm. great white fears. a sufferer off the coast of california is the latest victim of a shark attack. it happened just moments after he entered the water. we'll have an exclusive interview with the young man's girlfriend and mother to find out how he is doing. and costume party countdown. our halloween extravaganza reaches new heights. if you thought snooki, and susan boyle, and the situation were

wild, wait until you see what we have for you today, sunday, october 30th 2011. captions paid for by nbc-universal television welcome, everyone, to "today" on a sunday morning. i'm lester holt. >> i'm jenna wolf. i tweeted about 4:00 this morning that we couldn't have picked a better weather morning for us to wear our skimpiest outfits for halloween. >> it's going to be a little chilly out there. by the way, why do we keep showing the tapes of years past? >> all of it leads up to the only thing people care about. you as susan boyle. >> i had a hint at the wig i'll be wearing today to see what kind of guesses people will offer. some of them are quite strange. none so far is correct. >> you know what we are, right? we're a bunch of pieces, right? >> we are going to have some fun. a lot later in the show.

we want to start with breaking news. it's about the weather, and a lot of folks are considering the october surprise. a storm that's now one for the record books. a brutal nor'easter wreaked havoc with some two feet of snow recorded in massachusetts. here's what we know right now. the storm is responsible for at least three deaths so far. states of emergency have been declared in new york, new jersey, connecticut, and massachusetts. at this point more than 2.5 million homes are without power. nationwide, more than 1,000 flights have been canceled because of weather. we're covering the story up and down the coast. we begin in new york's central park where authorities are warning people about falling trees. ron allen is there. ron, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it is just amazing how many trees are down in this region, like this one here in central park, and especially out in the suburbs of new jersey, connecticut, massachusetts, where there are power lines down and so many roads blocked. here in the park about three inches of snow on the ground. the most i've seen here in about 135 years. everywhere people are just

saying how shocked they are to see so much snow in october. >> reporter: yale and columbia's football team had the snow bowl. >> are your parents watching. >> reporter: plows on the field during time-out so the field wouldn't disappear. things looked pretty weird and very wintery everywhere with ghosts and goblins covered in snow while people stocked up on shovels and salt along with candy and things for trick-or-treaters. >> my daughter is not going to be happy. a white halloween? i don't think i have ever experienced one, honestly. >> the mad rush of people. we sell shovels. it's amazing how many shovels. it's from maine to maryland and left a trail of destruction. the unusual combination of heavy wet snow falling on still leafy trees brought countless limbs

and power lines down. >> snapped again. i'm worried about the power line. >> this woman narrowly escaped the falling tree that hit her car. >> the free fell on you while you were moving? >> correct. >> and so you got out by crawling through the passenger door? >> yes. >> so much snow it sparked a passionate debate. >> it's much too early. i'm not ready. >> actually, i love it. i'm ready for it. >> at least two million homes were without power many pennsylvania, new york, new jersey, and connecticut. passengers waited for up to six hours for flights from new york's airport that if the flight wasn't, hundreds were canceled. >> a jetblue flight from florida to newark was diverted bradley airport in connecticut where it was grounded for seven hours with no food, water, or bathroom available. >> it almost came to fist-a-cuffs on the plane. >> reporter: these first-time visitors to new york from texas had seen enough.

>> wouldn't you rather be in 80 degrees? >> i think so. >> reporter: and downtown in the financial district the protesters vowed to stay and occupy wall street got their first real taste of what may be one of their toughest challenges. winter. >> i don't know if i -- if i will be able to stay for the entire winter, but i know that there are people that most definitely will. >> reporter: the police and protesters will be battling that out in many cities in the weeks and perhaps the months to come if they stay that long. today people will be digging out and hoping that the lights come back on soon. so many people without power. it's also getting very cold. 35 degrees here and now in new york. temperatures only going up into the 40s, and, unfortunately, some of the utility companies are saying that they may not have power back on in some places until tuesday or wednesday of this week. some difficult times had theed for a lot of people. lester, back to you. >> all right, ron allen in central park this morning. thanks. states of emergency have been declared in several states.

there are also new warnings. the weather channel's side side is in west milford, new jersey, with more for us. mike, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. we're only about 45 minutes from where you are sitting there in 30 rock, and we picked up 19 inches of snow. historical amounts of snow. it came down heavy, and it was wet. take a look from yesterday. we were snowing in over an inch an hour, and let alone a couple of days before halloween, and this is what happened. the snow sticks like glue to these tree limbs. the weight of all the heavy snow now when they come down. here's one of literally thousands of examples. this big limb took out these two transmission lines. power out here and across the state of new jersey. more than half a million customers in the dark this morning. by the way, some of the customers will be without power until wednesday. lester, back to you. >> all right, side side. thanks very much. now here's jenna. >> all right, lester. thank you. pennsylvania was one of the

first states hit with the storm, and that's where the weather channel's jim cantore is this morning. you warned us. >> when you look at some of the snowfall records that were broken, it wasn't just by a couple of inches. ten times the amount of snow they got in october at hartford, connecticut, for example. just obliterated that record. here's the deal. who would have thought in the first place that people would be pulling out shovels before they even pull out a leaf rake. that has been the case across much of pennsylvania as we've had anywhere from six to 12, even up to 18 inches of snow in some of the higher elevations. here's the issue. with that snow a lot of limbs coming down. i mean, look at the snowfall flakes yesterday. just huge snow flakes. almost the size of waffles coming down in the sky, and it wasn't long after those started falling here that we started to lose power. half a million at the height. now still 300,000 and pen-dot can't get to those roads before the utility crews get all the limbs repowered. >> thank you. as we said, this is truly an

historic storm, one that's given new york city its snowiest october since 1869. janua janice has more on this halloween surprise. >> it's more than just a surprise, and a big trick from mother nature. not only were the snowfall totals impressive and record breaking, they were record shattering. it doesn't take much since it's so early to see snow at all. we are seeing anywhere from nine inches in northern virginia and sky land to more than two feet of snow on the ground this morning in plainsfield, massachusetts. most areas areas saw a foot or more up the coast. winter storm warnings and advisories are still in effect for maine and most of new hampshire because it is still snowing there. the storm is winding up and moving off shore, but these areas will continue to see some more snow piling up and, of course, all those leaves on the trees are coming down still. the trees because of the weight of all that snow still seeing extreme power out in many locations. back to you, jen. >> i think jim really put it in perspective when he said before the leaf -- before the rakes

come out, we've had snow shovels out. two feet up in new england. >> and even new york city, right, new jersey. they got eight, nine inches. so close. >> ub believable. >> hope that doesn't pour tend a long winter. >> it probably does. >> melissa francis has more of today's top stories. melissa, good morning. >> good morning, everyone. we begin with the deadliest attack against the u.s.-led coalition and the afghan capital since the war began. nbc's atea is live from kabul with the latest. good morning, atia. >> good morning. it was a tragic day here in afghanistan. yesterday in the capital of kabul a car bomb laced with over 1,500 pounds of explosives targeted a nato convoy, and began killing 12 americans, a canadian, and four afghans. both civilians as well as service members, and then in another incident down south three australians along with their afghan interpreter was killed when an afghan wearing an afghan military uniform turned on them. this comes just days before the

much anticipated istanbul conference where countries around the region will gather to talk about afghanistan's future, so the taliban making it known that they are still here and that they are still fighting. melissa. >> atia, live in kabul, thank you so much. and the results from a kiawah away poll show two gop presidential hopefuls are neck and neck at the top of the pack. nbc's mike viquera has an update on decision 2012. >> reporter: good morning. it's really remarkable. we're barely more than two months away from the iowa caucuses. as you know, the first in the nation caucuses, and herman cain, that candidacy has got legs. it appears to have staying power. he leads the pack in this widely respected poll from "the des moines register." he has 23%. mitt romney right behind him. both of these candidates have hardly spent any time in iowa at all. iowa prides itself on being the home of retail face-to-face handshake kiss it is baep politics. yet, these two candidates are leading the field head and shoulders. rick perry, meanwhile,

considered still to be a frontrunner, but he is way back at 7% in this poll, and speaking of perry, he said he is going to skip some of the debates. there are five in november, including one on december 1st. yesterday his spokesman revealed that perry will participate in all five of those debates after al melissa. >> mike, thank you. this morning at 10:00 on "meet the press" david gregory will go one-on-one with david plouffe, white house advisor. search and rescue operations are underway at the site of a grain elevator explosion in northeast kansas. officials say three people are dead and three are missing. the thundering explosion saturday shook the ground for miles around and set a fireball so high in the sky it was visible in neighboring missouri. now we'll look ahead today. here are a couple of things that we're watching for this week. nbc's first primetime magazine in nearly 20 years, rock center with brian williams" will debut monday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. and the world's population hits

a major milestone at 7 billion people tomorrow. the u.s. san. says the newest resident will likely be born in india. back to you. >> probably won't get a t-shirt. >> if that. janice is back with another check of the weather. >> good morning to you both. >> no one wanted to believe us when we were talking about this big storm coming. even i didn't want to believe it when i was looking at the computer forecast models. here we are talking about a major winter storm in october across the northeast. well, it's moving out except for parts of northern maine. the rest of the country is pretty quiet. sunshine across the southern tier and warm temperatures i our forecast today a little different in terms of the coast. we're seeing low clouds coming back to the coastline today and a slightly stronger sea breeze to cool things off just a bit. still, we're talking mostly 70s inland. gorgeous sunday. but things are about to change as we pass halloween. a little cooler tomorrow.

tuesday night, we'll see some gusty offshore winds. thursday, friday, and saturday highs in the 50s to low 60s. chance of showers there friday and even some low snow levels around parts of the bay area and northern california. now here's jenna. >> janice, thanks. up next on "today." shark attack, it happened again. this time to a surfer off the california coast. the story right after this. babe. oh, hi honey! so i went to the doctor today, babe. then picked up a few extra things for the baby. oh boy... i used our slate card with blueprint. we can design our own plan to avoid interest by paying off diapers and things each month. and for the bigger stuff, we can pay downalance faster to save money on interest. bigger? bigger. chase slate with blueprint helps you save money on life's little surprises. trip...lets... start your path to saving today, call 855-get-slate.

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shark tack in australia there is news of a new attack off the california coast. we have an exclusive interview with the girlfriend's mother and girlfriend in a moment. first, here is miguing m miguel. >> reporter: friendses helped pull eric tarantino out of the water. his board had a 19-inch gash. air lifted to a hospital in stable condition. >> i think he's going to be okay. we got him to the beach. he was still there. and we stopped the bleeding immediately. >> he had significant injuries, but, fortunately, didn't hit any major vessels in the neck, where one of the bite wounds was, and also bite wounds in his right arm. >> reporter: the surfer had been in the water only minutes before the attack. witnesses say he spotted the shark, but couldn't get out of water fast enough.

throw though encounters like this are rare, at this very same beach, tarantino's friend and fellow surfer was attacked by a great white. >> i started sweating. >> reporter: this weekend's attack is the latest in a series of dangerous or deadly great white encounters. the hunt is on for a great white in australia after three recent attacks. in oregon, this surfer far role escaped a great white encounter last week. he may have been inches from losing his life. experts say beachgoers are more likely to drown than be attacked. >> no doubt, in the wrong place at the wrong time, a tragedy like that could occur. the reality is very few shark attacks every season, every summer. >> reporter: statistics may be on the side of surfers, but today in marina, california,

beachgoers warned to stay out of water. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. eric tarantino's mother and girlfriend join us from california. good morning. thank you for being with us. >> good morning. >> hi. >> hi. let's start with you, arlene. how is eric this morning? >> we actually haven't talked to him this morning. but he was feeling very thankful last night. i think that's the main thing that i notice, is how thankful he is that he's -- he's okay. >> i'm sure. krista, let me ask you this. from what i understand, eric is an avid surfer, been surfing every morning in that area for the last five years. any reason to worry about that particular place off the california coast there? >> nothing really keeps eric out of the water. so he -- every surfer is aware that sharks are out there, but

he never -- you never really can expect anything like that to happen. you never can see it coming, and just last week, he was in -- he was in southwestern france catching beautiful waves and now one week later, he's here. so -- >> arlene, let me ask you this. in reading about this, i was shocked about how he described the strength of this shark, and i understand he knows what to do if there should ever be an accident like this. but can you tell me how he described how strong the shark actually was? >> he actually said it felt like a car or truck pulling him along. it -- it had his arm -- his arm in its mouth. and it was pulling him under the water, and he said it felt like -- it felt like a truck. he was so surprised at how strong it was. he was incredibly amazed. and he said he just started kicking it,çó but he felt like

was kicking a steel wall, and he is so glad it let go. he doesn't know if it had to do with him kicking it or not. but he was incredibly amazed. he knows that -- >> go ahead. >> go ahead. >> we hear these stories about how something like this happens, i heard you're supposed to punch a shark. you don't think in a moment like that someone would have the wherewithal to actually do that. krista, i guess it was very familiar with the water. surfing, with what to do if an accident like this should occur? >> i don't -- i think that he -- he just did what he could to get away, and i know -- i think he's thinking i have to get away from this shark, and he did whatever he could to get away and he was fortunate enough to -- that it let go, and that he had his friends on the beach to help him and that the paramedics came right away, and everything seemed to line up for him

yesterday morning after that happened. >> i understand that that shark took a 19-inch bite out of his surf barred. arlene and krista, thank you for your time this morning. ry.wish eric all the best on hio and we'll be right back, first, these messages.

still to come, last halloween i dressed up as susan boyle, the situation. who will i be for a today's" hollalloween party. >> and we go looking for ghost hunters, after these messages. i wouldn't do that. pay the check?

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good morning to you. looking live at san francisco this morning on a start that feels shockingly, spookingly like yesterday. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez along with meteorologist rob mayeda. >> we're going to be looking at nice weather today. right now, we have 40s and 50s outside. not as cold as yesterday morning. we have a little more moisture in the air. we're not chilling into the 30s like we had a few spots yesterday morning. winds are still slightly offshore in fairfield and northeast at 3 in napa. until the sea breeze turns stronger, we'll get one more

mild today. tomorrow, dry but cooler for halloween. tuesday, things will turn windy and dry. big-time changes, scary changes for some thursday into friday. today, nothing scary about the weather. 78 degrees in san jose. 60s to near 70 in san francisco. it will be the peninsula and coast. you're going to get the low clouds coming back. a little cooler to wrap up the weekend. here come the changes. tuesday, windy and dry. may see fire watches for that on tuesday nigh. thursday and friday, highs, 50s and 60s. showers possible. maybe some low snow. stay tuned. >> all right. thank you very much, rob. occupy protests continue and many cities are looking to see how oakland is handling what is becoming an increasingly tense situation between protesters and police. oakland organizers are calling for a general strike on wednesday. activists are asking businesses to shut their doors from chinatown to the fruitdale district and join in their movement. last night, protesters marched through downtown oakland. a window at a police recruiting

station was smashed during the march, and there was a brief confrontation with officers, but there were no reports of arrests. occupy protesters say many people are joining the movement, including family members of oscar grant and military veterans. they were moved after seeing an iraqi war veteran critically injured during a police crackdown last week. >> scott olsen is a good example of the police brutality. the underlying threat to this whole movement has to do with police brutality. >> i mentioned to the police, hands off. >> organizers for occupy oakland say it is also planning to march to the port of oakland and shut it down as part of their wednesday general strike. a 27-year-old monterey surfer is waking up in a hospital room in san jose this morning 24 hours after a shark attacked him off the coast of northern monterey county. it attacked him around 7:15

yesterday morning minutes after he and a friend entered the water. the shark bit him on the neck, barely missing his jugular vein. he was also bitten on his right forearm. paramedics decided to have him flown to regional medical center in san jose where he is expected to fully recover. meantime, local officials are keeping an eye on the waters for the next seven days. all these stories and much more coming up for you in 30 minutes right here on "today in the bay." we get started at 7:00. we'll see you then.

you are looking at the unseasonably early snowstorm that knocked out power to millions of customers and made air and highway travel almost impossible. 2 million customers now without power, and it could be days before many see electricity restored. welcome back to "today," sunday, october 30, 2011. i'm jenna wolfe alongside lester holt. it's still october, but for so many, it feels like the dead of winter. >> first nor'easter that brought high winds, heavy rain and a record amount of snow. the weather channel's mike seidel in west milford, new jersey, to tell us more.

good morning. >> reporter: hey, good morning, lester. people coming by yesterday morning saying really? are you serious? unbelievable. over two feet of snow in the berkshires in massachusetts. here in milford, 45 minutes from 30 rock, up to 19 inches of snow. look how it's sticking to the trees, that's the big issue. heavy wet snow with temperatures right around freezing. we could get more branches coming down. thousands of tree limbs drop across the entire path of the storm. here is one of them. what happens, they take out these power lines. at one point, nearly 3 million without power. in new jersey, half a million customers without power. the governor lost his power and some of the roads are still closed because of blocked trees. good weather ahead, lester, but cold nights for those without heat. back to you. >> unbelievable. massachusetts declared a state of emergency with one town receiving almost two feet of snow.

dan housely from whdh in worcester, massachusetts, with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. here in worcester, about a foot of snow. a great mid winter scene, but here in october, we're talking more trick than treat. this was a record in worcester, the record about 7 1/2 inches. we got 12 inches here. parts of the state that had 20 inches or more. look at the piles we have here. we don't want this at this time. one of the reasons are, if you look off in the distance, you see green. trees still have leaves on them. haven't turned colors nor the beautiful leaf peeping that's supposed to happen. some leaves got covered with the snow, and you heard from mike seidel you heard how big of a problem that was. that was a problem with this state too. all of the tree limbs came down. we have half a million people without power here as well. we're hoping that rising temperatures and the sun help with that. >> we all gasped when we saw that picture.

remarkable. thanks for that report. if you like september, you will love october? if you like october, you love november? >> i'm not sure. it doesn't necessarily mean november will be worse or even december. it will be winter of just about everything just around the northeast and an example of that yesterday with the big winter storm that we would typically see more in january or february. from northern virginia, portions of west virginia, all the way up to new england, anywhere from 9 inches of snow in skyland, to more than 2 feet in western massachusetts. still over portions of maine today. that will be moving out tonight. all that snow has to melt eventually too. we'll see temperatures climb and it will start meltin around the bay area this morning, we're seeing 40s to 50s to start the day. eventually, more low clouds approaching the coast. a little bit of a cool down for

san francisco and the coast today. should be still well into the 70s. tomorrow, halloween looks a little cooler but dry. tuesday, we'll see gusty winds, dry conditions. thursday and friday, chance of showers. much cooler temperatures. we're talking highs, 50s and 60s by next weekend. now hire is lester. are you ready for halloween? our costumes revealed, right after these mess aims. it can get really complicated. not nearly as complicated as shipping it, though. i mean shipping is a hassle. not with priority mail flat rate boxes from the postal service. if it fits it ships anywhere in the country for a low flat rate. that is easy. best news i've heard all day! i'm soooo amped! i mean not amped. excited. well, sort of amped. really kind of in between. have you ever thought about decaf? do you think that would help? yeah. priority mail flat rate shipping starts at just $4.95, only from the postal service. a simpler way to ship.

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>> the world premiere of "keeping up with the kardashians." we're so excited to be here. lots of fans, lots of excitement. waiting for the kardashians. >> i see kris and bruce. oh, my god. pushing an entire line of kardashian products so any time, any where they can make money. brilliant, brilliant woman. and i'm liking this. bruce was tagging along a little. how are you doing? welcome. >> guys, guys, can i get a smile? there is so much excitement here

as we wait for the kardashians. and i think we will see kourtney and khloe making their way down the carpet and she brought baby mason with her. people wonder how tall is khloe. with the hair extensions, almost seven feet tall. beautiful girl. we love that baby. we're so excited. >> hi! >> my favorite. >> khloe is working it. what's interesting, we have none of the husbands yet to be seen. no lamar, no scott. one of the questions, newlywed

kim, will she show up with new husband chrkris humphries? here comes kim and we have the answer. she is flying solo today. no kris. a vision in red. hi, girls. you look amazing. >> do you like my shoes? >> i love your shoes. >> mason is here. >> and all of your clothes are from the kardashians. i love you're wearing your own clothes. look at that hair, those legs, and the famous backside. that is a girl that knows how to work the red carpet. kim, kim, over here. hi. so we're so excited that you're here. >> i'm so excited too. >> kardashian, this is the premiere of the next season.

you guys do things, when do you them, you do them big. >> we're kardashians. everything is big. >> when we think of kardashian, we do think big. you look beautiful. where is your husband? >> he's in las vegas, but i really just want to talk about how amazing my wedding was. it was so amazing. >> and it was a two-night special. >> because we're big. >> kardashian. anything small about a kardashian? >> i think we both know the answer to that. >> i think we do. i'm excited to be here. all of your fans are too. right now, let's take a sneak peek at the season ahead. >> coming up this season on "keeping up with the kardashians." >> omg. i'm so busy. photo shoots, red carpets, launching another product for my billion-dollar company. >> i'm stressed because i have so many options i can't choose.

>> i have no say in this family. >> the men have no say so whatsoever. >> oh, yeah, they jiggle, baby. >> some people say i tell it like it is. >> remind me of a glimpse of frankenstein. >> your wrong. >> your wrong! >> what? you call this is a big mouth. >> should be happy. i might be calm for once in my life. >> i'm just a working mom. but these kids, they are money making machines. can i interest you in some lovely perfume? >> my mother is so out of control. >> i really don't care. >> hey, did i tell you that one time back in 1976 -- >> quit obsessing on yourself and listen to me. >> no. i won't quit obsessing on myself. >> sometimes i can't get a word in edgewise with these women. >> with this family two things are guaranteed. there will be drama.

and there will like definitely be tears. >> that is really mean. >> at the end of the day, we're just a regular, loving family. >> most importantly, we're going to look so fab. this is going to be the kardashians' biggest year yet. >> technically, i'm a jenner. >> we are back, and i have the opportunity to sit down with the ut kardashian clan. which is so exciting. bruce, at one point you were the most famous member of this family. how does is it feel to, well, be one, two, three, four -- fifth? >> i can't explain it. i got to tell you, me lisa it's just nuts. >> it is, isn't it?

it's crazy. wearing the outfit south just so we remember you are you? >> like to tell the story of 1976. >> that's really interesting. kris. >> hi, doll. are you planning on more children to increase your empire? >> you know, bruce and i have talked about it. i have so much going on with these girls, and they really run my life, and i run theirs, and whatever they want to do, i'm happy to do it. >> kim, first of all, belated happy birthday. >> thank you so much. we had so much fun celebrating. >> one of the things america is wondering, which sports league do you want your next husband to come from? >> i have given it a lot of thought, and i think nfl players really make a lot of money. >> chloe, my friend from "the apprenti apprenti apprentice." >> hello.

>> one of the things people love is your honesty. if you had to bump one of these dreams off the island who would it be? >> that's such a silly question. it would be both of them. that's why it's such a silly question. please stop talking, you guys. >> kourtney, baby mason. >> isn't he adorable. isn't he just the best-dressed the baby you have ever seen. >> he's so well behaved. are you limiting his time with scott to keep him that way? >> i am limiting what he drinks. that's the key. >> it is a pleasure interviewing all of you. live on "today." and it's sunday morning. i'm here in new york. who knew? [ sue ] wow! i've been so looking forward to this. when my asthma symptoms returned,

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we have so much fun playing the kardashians. we have a special person to thank. melissa getting up early. are you in your second season of your new reality show. you live with your mom. >> yes, and everyone keeps saying is it just for the show? no. my mom is in my house four days a week. i too am a member of the nbc uni family with "fashion police." >> what is it like? >> anyone living with their mom, it's challenging. one of the thing people responded to, we have a real

honest relationship. we fight, bicker, and work together. we get time of day, where the tables are turned. every night she listens to me. >> this season, dealing with a breakup with jason. is it difficult? reality tv. have to put it out there? >> the breakup, very sudden and shocking -- i found out at the same time it hit the internet, what was going on. happened while we were shooting, so i had no choice, but to play it how it laid, and that's part of reality tv, you take that chance that something will happen and you can't candy coat it. everyone will see what happens on our side when we are dealing with the press in the middle of a breakup. >> tell us about shoperatti? >> we aggregate and carry all of the top fashion deals of the day in one place. get the clutter out of your mailbox, and we find you the best national and local deals. >> melissa rivers, thank you so much. did you have fun? we had a blast. >> i had a blast.

i watch "sunday today," i love you jump off buildings, and you make me feel smart. and the world is good if lester is in place and you can tell me the right weather. >> we did our very best to dress up the kardashians. we had help when we went to the real life family for real-life pointers. take a look. >> you can't have too much glam and flitter going on if you're a kardashian. >> as long as you have three girls together, dark long hair, big booties, lots of lashes, you're good to go. >> a tall sister and a short sister and a regular sized sister. it's fun, cute. >> if you want to look like bruce jenner for halloween, get little tight shorts. >> and the number was 9 35, number on the jersey. you have to be legit. >> to get this hair, you got to

get it right. not too poofy, not too piecy in the front. just perfect kris jenner style. khloe, all about the hair. fabulous locks with the smoky eyes and fabulous tight dresses with the long beautiful legs. kourtney is all about really tall shoes and the hair. >> all about the outfit. so maybe go in my blog, kourtneykardashian.com. check out the outfits that i wear. >> and a very tight fitting blouse with -- you know what i'm talking about. get them out there. kim, about the booty. >> smoky eye, bright lip, and tight dress. >> happy halloween. be safe. check your candy. >> be nice to the pumpkins. >> they are good sports. i think we nailed it, guys. what do you think?

we made the kardashians proud and the jenner in the group. me lisa thank you. we'll take a break and have part two of our ghost hunting. >> activity and experiences in the past. what's happening? ♪ it gives me warmth. ♪ [ boy ] it gives me energy to help me be my best. quaker oatmeal has whole grains for heart health. and it has fiber that helps fill me up. ♪ [ male announcer ] great days start with quaker oatmeal. energy. fiber. heart health. quaker oatmeal. a super grain breakfast.

so you think we are all frightening with this lock? see the remainder of our trip down to philadelphia with the ghost hunters from sci-fy's program, in search of ghosts. >> eastern state penitentiary is considered by many in the paranormal community to be hauned. >> i would definitely classify eastern state within the top ten most active haunted locations in the u.s. >> the atlantic paranormal society or t.a.p.s. for short, have done several investigations

here. some captured on sci-fy's ghost hunters. >> there is a lot more than meets the eye. >> those cameras set up stationary, so you don't miss a beat. >> we were invited to tagalong on another ghost hunt. >> i am sure people were treated horribly here. does it mean there are ghosts? not necessarily. >> i think it would be supercool to have an experience. >> kind of a nonbeliever. i'm open to be swayed and changed. >> infrared camera. >> first, we geared up. >> we have thermal imagining camera, temperature fluctuations. >> for axd temp geek like me, ts was my kind of hunt. >> let's put your glasses on, and think we're ready to go. >> tool of the trade, right? >> exactly. >> after a brief lesson, time to

head out. >> keep your feet high, keep flashlights on the ground. talk with respect. >> never run. the minute you run, you turned your back and can't see it coming up behind you. >> all right. good point. >> lights out. >> lights out. >> the smaller the unit, the better for ghost hunting, so we decided to break off into two separate teams. >> oh, my god! >> does this have to be done at night? >> most paranormal activity is between the hours of 8:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. we want foolproof evidence. >> we headed to cellblock 14, known as quarantine. >> knock on the cell door. we'll come find you. >> i quickly learn that patience and a good ear are key. hear that? >> can you do that again? >> i'm not sure what it was.

something moist. >> that's those three slits. the one on the right. >> you saw something on the right window. >> like the bottom third of the window. >> but after further investigating, nothing. >> we're truly trying to figure out what's going on. >> noises, shadows. a drip of water on my hand. i leave open the possibility that maybe there are ghosts. >> now it was our turn. jenna and i teamed up with brit and adam and headed to an area of the prison where the ghost hunters haver never gone befor. the hospital. is this hospital gauze? >> yes, this is real. the battery is fully charged and the battery is dead. >> really? i just change thad out before we came in. >> i know. it's completely dead. >> does that say something? >> there is a theory that ghosts will grab battery energy and use that, and it drains equipment.

>> definitely something creepy about this place. >> what was that? >> i heard screaming. >> i did. >> come on, why would -- >> what was that? that has to be somebody. >> we were in it now. >> hello? >> did you hear that voice? >> yeah. >> voices, a shadow. maybe. maybe not. but one thing is for sure. our hospital round made quite a first impression. >> and whether you believe in spirits or not. >> stay here. let's take no spirits with us. stay here, whoever you are. >> our crash course in ghost hunting certainly left us all wonder what happened inside these prison walls. believers, no believers? >> i remain open. >> i say what she says. >> i say there was water on my hand. explain it. actually, it was a dripping pipe. >> i heard screamy. >> it was scary.

>> it leaves open the possibility anything is possible. >> catch more on a live show, monday night on sci-fy. >> we want to check in with e e e gregory, if he'll talk to me in this costume. >> bruise jce jenner, unbelieva. i'll speak with david plouffe. we take on the question, why can't washington find a leader like steve jobs. coming up on "meet the press." >> that will do it for us. thanks to melissa rivers for sharing her time with us. >> and the great staff that made this happen. >> we couldn't have done it without them. >> absolutely everybody. freddy and deb and deb weber and everybody. not even going to start naming names. we have to, we have to file this video. >> happy halloween. >> take care.