World News Behind the Scenes: 10/1/2012 From the cute and cuddly to the unconventional and awe-inspiring, here's a look at the photos, videos and characters that have our newsroom talking today. 11:45 a.m. ET Record-Breaking Pumpkin Weighing in at 2,009 pounds, Ron Wallace's pumpkin has set the record for world's heaviest according to organizers at the Topsfield Fair in Rhode Island. Wallace's pumpkin beat the record of 1,843.50 pounds that was set less than a week ago at the Deerfield Fair in New Hampshire. Image Credit: Paul Bilodeau/AP Photo ET Cashing In on Bonnie and Clyde Two guns belonging to the famous criminal couple Bonnie and Clyde were sold at auction in New Hampshire on Sunday. Bonnie's .38-caliber Detective Special went for $264,000 and Clyde's Colt .45-caliber automatic sold for $240,000. Image Credit: RRAuction 10:17 a.m. ET The CD: Almost Extinct at 30 Billy Joel's album "52nd Street" became the first CD released commercially on this date in 1982. The album was first available in 1978, but was relaunched to accompany the first CD player. Image Credit: Amazon.com 9:30 a.m. ET EPCOT Turns 30 The "Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow" celebrates its 30th birthday today. The park was designed to highlight the "innovations of tomorrow and the nations of today." Image Credit: Getty Images