. >> it's like an alfred hitchcock movie. >> they'll swoop on your head. it's good luck. just trying to survive. >> okay. let's close the car up, please. >> anybody who owned a dog knows dogs will beg for food. that's a puppy. this is a pitbull puppy just a few months ago. this woman is having jerky and the dog for the first time starts begging. >> you've got to nip that down. that's bad behavior. you don't want to promote that. >> this woman stands tough. she doesn't give in. >> no. no. >>> i think when we look back on halloween next year it will be defined by the epically disgusting full-on serial killer pranks that happen. we have another one here. it's a terrifying crowd with a chainsaw. >> this is taking it too far. >> i agree. when somebody calls the police and cops come in, they are going to shoot him. >> you can see they haven't removed the chain. >> i wouldn't walk further than three inches in the dog. soon as i saw blood all over the walls, i'm gone. >> you see blood, just run. >> who uses a public rest room in the park in the middle of the night? >> crazy clown

. >> reporter: alfred hitchcock has never been presented like this. carve in a pumpkin. >> it might drive him, psycho. honor of halloween is there a new take on the famous shower scene. matched practically frame by frame right down to the shower rings and shower head. carved in pumpkin by this brooklyn artist. >> if there is someone out there that carved more shower tiles then i have i would like to meet them. >> reporter: julia zuckerman sat here at her dining room table car aring 30 frames from the classic scene. frames like the one depicting maryann crane's eye. the pumpkins have since rotted. >> pumpkin graveyard. >> she carved up a new eye, ouch. >> sorry good she calls her three minute video, psycho lantern, you know, like psycho and jack lantern. >> hill will yard public. >> she's in pumpkin ways ter. he did the entire film using only ten pumpkins by carving three scenes per pumpkin. >> i was trying to save on pumpkin slaughter. >> reporter: julia isn't a hitchcock buff. last halloween she first got the idea of doing a stop motion video made ou

here is jeanne moos. >> reporter: alfred hitchcock has never been presented like this.ht drive him psycho. in honor of halloween, a new take of that famous shower scene matched practically frame for frame right down to the shower rings and shower head carved in pumpkin by this brooklyn artist. >> if there's someone out here who has carved more shower tiles than i have, i would really like to meet them. >> reporter: she sat at her dining room table for a couple of weeks carving 30 frames from the classic scene, frames like the one depicting marion crane's eye. the pumpkins have since rotted, so she carved us a new eye. she calls her three-minute video psycho lantern, like psycho and jack-o'-lantern. she's no pumpkin waster, she did the entire film using only ten pumpkins by carving three scenes per pumpkin. >> i was trying to save on pump kin slaughter. >> reporter: last halloween she first got the idea of doing a stop motion video made out of carved pumpkins. it was too late, the pumpkins were sold out. she did it this year. normally her art consists of etching ships on

. >> reporter: alfred hitchcock has never been presented like this.in a pumpkin that might drive him psycho. in honor of halloween there is a new take on that famous shower scene. matched practically frame for frame right down to the shower rings and shower head, carved in pumpkin by this brooklyn artist. >> if there is somebody out there who has carved more shower tiles than i have, i would like to meet them. >> reporter: she sat here for a couple of weeks carving 30 frames from the classic scene, frames like the one showing marion crane's eye. she carved us a new eye, ouch! >> sorry, marion. >> reporter: she calls her three-minute video psycho-lantern, she is no pumpkin waster, she did the entire film by carving three scenes per pumpkin. >> i was trying to model it with pumpkin slaughter. >> reporter: last halloween she first got the idea to do the carved pumpkins, but they were sold out so she did it this year. normally her art is with ships on eggs. but carving a bloody hand? so much spookier. at the end, she carved herself holding a pumpkin. >> l

. >>> it's going to be 74 in bodega bay where alfred hitchcock shot "the birds," you know there's a heatingthe bay area! >> i was just thinking the same thing. [ laughter ] >>> charlie rose has what's coming up on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: good morning, brian and michelle. ahead, we're at the hospital in dallas where the first victim of ebola diagnosed in the u.s. is being treated. we'll also talk to the cdc director about how the agency's tracking down people who may have come in contact with the virus. plus, we sit down with new jersey governor chris christie. we have his reaction to the president's "60 minutes" interview and the reason he has not yet decided on a run for the white house. plus this, an app that revolutionizes navigation around the world and a big announcement from the company, only on "cbs this morning." the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> we are getting a possible preview this morning of friday's federal employment report. here now is kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle and

it's a really chilling scene to contemplate something out of alfred hitchcock's "the birds," with the covered in these large buzzards around the yard, up in the trees. i should point out that it was not a abandoned property. this is a 2 1/2-acre parcel that includes two residences a small three-bedroom house and a little cottage. they were rentals that were not currently being rented. so, they are not technically abandoned but they were empty at the time. >> authorities there explaining why this autopsy, it has been several days now, seems to be taking so long? >> reporter: no, i haven't heard word on that, but we do know that, of course, most of the remains that were discovered on saturday are still on site. and i know from talking with forensic anthropologists that this kind of work can take a long time. you literally have to dig the site and sift through the soil. you may find some dna in the soil and we believe it's been reported that these were -- remains were found in a dry creekbed. we have had a lot of rains the last few weeks so it's probably a safe assumption that some of th

. >> alfred hitchcock psycho. >> classic. >> you are awesome.0 that movie is classic. >> shower scene freaks me out, the music. >> there are a hundred ed its the way he chops it up. >> did you know when she's on the floor and her eyes opened she had to actual do i that keep her eye opened. >> yes, you know what they used for blood, chocolate syrup or something lick that. >> black and white. >> happy halloween great outfit you have on. >> thanks, guys. >> mike, is what your mike. >> i am dressed in it, i'm a dofuss, i'm a tool. >> we will reveal at 9:00 a.m. >> thanks, guys. >> you didn't to say your favorite movie to this day excercise makes me sick. >> that is a good one. >> she spin hers head around. >> some of the biggest names in philly sports are on other show. coming up a after the break chip kelly will be here, andy reid makes an appearance. what are they doing for hall i wean what do you think chip this is ceo tom macarthur's world. in macarthur's world, he opposes new laws to ensure women receive equal pay for equal work. and macarthur

alfred hitchcock on the same network. on the evening news. they have the mix. the bundle that was the media and all of the wars with papers fighting over the comet. "the washington post" when it was initially fought by the family that was up until recently owned "the washington post." he said comics really matter? if you lose them, you will lose half the readers. you will have to fight to get the comics in the paper. it was a big bidding war. because fewer people would read the journalism if they were not there. they drove more readership and it's snag our news content reaches a much larger audience than it would if we didn't have almost 200 million video views among massive aims of viewership on quizzes and lists and other contents. >> sure. there has been a lot of new media start ups. why do you think that is. there so many media start ups happening. why is that a trend right now? >> media start ups are more of a thing right now than in a long time. there has been a lot of tech start ups. had when you generally see, it's new technology emerge that often is a

gun smoke, alfred hitchcock presents, the ed sullivan show or drag net. >> ed sullivan show. >> yes.one-hour series. >> nice gentleman from -- you said tennessee? >> tennessee. >> what word were the characters on "i love lucy" not allowed to say on air? pregnant, dead, dating or married. >> pregnant. >> say it again. i like the way you say it. >> he does say it well. they were not allowed to say the word pregnant. >> the sensors would not allowed them. they said expecting instead. when luciry cardo gave birth, $44 million people watched that episode, 72% of people with tvs in america. everyone tuned in. >> amazing. we have time for another one frchlt tennessee as well. what guinness world record did "i love lucy" fans set over this past weekend in jamestown, new york? most pieces of chocolate eaten, most women dressed as lucy, most people stop ng grape. >> you're going to adore this cd. >> the correct answer is most people stomping grapes. >> 1,232 people stomping grapes in jamestown which is where she was born. i know you've been known to stomp grapes? >> kathy and i did. she was lu

. >> alfred rich chock has never been -- hitchcock has never been presented like this.scarfed in a -- carved in a pumpkin might drive him psycho. in honor of hall weaning, there's a new take on that famous shower scene. matched practically frame to frame right down to the shower rings and shower head, carved in pumpkin by this brooklyn artist. >> if there's someone out there that has carved more shower tiles than i have, i would like to meet them. >> reporter: julia sat here at her dining room table for a couple of weeks carving 30 frames from the classic scene, frames like the one depicting marian crane's eyes. the pumpkins-- >> they went through the pumpkin graveyard. >> reporter: she carved a new eye. ouch. she calls her three-minute video psycho lantern like psycho and jack-o'-lantern. >> a hilarious pun. >> reporter: she did the entire ten pumpkins by carving three scenes per pumpkin. >> i was trying to save on pumpkin slaughter. >> reporter: julia isn't exactly a hitchcock buff. last halloween she first got the idea of doing a stop motion video made out of carved