she's live right now at easley's fun shop. what are you now? >> okay. >> reporter: am probably one of the most -- yes, you guessed it. probably one of the most popular halloween costumes of the year for women. this is harley quip, the suicide squad and -- squad and love it. it can be chilly in arizona and north today for the trump event, you can pick up a hillary mask and you have the trump masks and make everyone great again and all the way to president obama and there is a lot of fun here and for the the ones on halloween, we have adorable kidos this morning. we have ashton, the astronaut engagel aliens in space with the astronaut and joining us live in morning is debbie easley and you run the score store and you started as a fun shop and well am 70 years ago. you have the fun stuff and the costumes, too, right in. >> remember, it's trick or treat and we want to stay safe. we have no paper and never go anywhere without it and i'm not eating that and we're good. notifyety and blessed we have grown into 27,000 square feet of oh, my gosh, fun. >

we cannot go back to the leadership of easley, perdue and cooper. let's continue this great progress forward. we do live in the best state of the united states of america. >> i want to thank you both for a very civil debate. it's now up to the voters and it is up to you. don't forget to vote. this public service program was brought to you by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. i thank them for the privilege of moderating this debate. i'm chuck todd from nbc news. hey, honey. what you doing? just going through your credit card bills. uh, yeah... coming! nobody else is home, molly! have a seat. this is becoming, like, an every month thing for you. well, now that we're a one-income family, we really have got to watch our spending. hey, i've been really good lately-- i've only had one palm reading. what? see? madam olga said you'd be upset. you're hilarious. (giggles) look, i was going over these bills, and i think there's a few more areas where we can cut back. let's hear it. well, how about this "wax on, wax off" pla

we cannot go back to the leadership of easley, perdue and cooper. let's continue this great progress forward. we do live in the best state of the united states of america. >> i want to it's now up to the voters and it is up to you. don't forget to vote. this public service program was brought to you by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. i thank them for the privilege of moderating this debate. i'm chuck todd from nbc news. z2562z zy6z y2562y yy6y where does north carolina go from here? i'm roy cooper, and after years of our state moving backward, these would be my priorities as governor. first, instead of social issues, i'll focus on our schools d jobs overseas and grow our economy here. and we need to reform our tax system so those at the top aren't getting tax breaks at your expense. we can start building a better north carolina. sfx - [birds] to sample the world's most delicious fresh seafood dishes... you can take a boat sfx -- [boat bell] or a plane sfx -- [jet taking off] or a train sfx -- [train horn blowin

. >> debbie easley is the owner of easleys fun shop in phoenix, arizona, and for her, the finances couldn'te simpler. >> my dad always told me that if you buy something for a dollar and can sell it for $2, you're good. >> what's not simple about her business is the need to order merchandise at the start of january that can't be sold until halloween at the end of october. >> it's all a guessing game. it's all kind of a crap shoot for us. >> since no one can know what will be popular so far ahead, placing orders like this can be extremely risky. that's why she calls it a crap shoot. >> they're telling us about these movies and great costumes but what if the movie doesn't do well. then the new cartoon is coming out and what do you buy? it's really just, it's like, oh, my gosh, so overwhelming. >> so, how does she decide what to buy so far in advance, when even her customers may not know what they want until october, when they see it on her rack? >> there she is. >> so sizes are here. and then on the package as well. >> they'll come in and say i want to be lady gaga and end up going out as tina

team 12's jen wahl live at team 12's jen wahl live at team 12's jen wahl live at easley's fun shop with a look at this year's hottest halloween costumes. so long so long "tower of terror" -- "guardians of the galaxy" is moving into disney's california adventures theme park. we've got the brand new photos of what it will look like -- in the morning juice. 12 today is back in let's get another check of your hot headlines.. new information this morning on the kim kardashian robbery. t-m-z reports the incident is being investigated as an "inside job." police say the family bodyguard had left for a few hours to protect kourtney and kendall in a nearby nightclub. the waited until kim's friends had left. the whole thing took about 6-minutes and police think someone tipped them off when it was the right time to strike. a public memorial service will be held today for iconic golfer arnold palmer. thousands are expected to attend the service that will be held at saint vincent's college basillica in pennsylvania. vince gill is expected to sing and legendary golfer and palmer's "rival" jack nicklau

and we're getting ready for halloween out at easley's fun shop this morning. so our question to you.. what do americans buy 20 million of every halloween? think about it and guess. think about it guess. we'll have your answer in a half hour. creepy clown sightings.they're happening all over the country...we have seen our own ?clown incidents here in the valley too...what's become referred to as "clowning" has become a hot topic this fall..in neghborhoods and on social media.it sounds funny, not unheard of during halloween seasonto dress up and scare people, but police say this trend takes it too far. it sounds funny... but it sounds funny... but when is dressing up like a clown... become creepy... and when is it creepy... and when is it creepy... and when is it creepy... and when is it creepy... and become like a clown... dressing up like a clown... become creepy... and when is it taking things too taking things too far??? ad ?? traffic ?? ???adlib weather ???adlib weather the race for the cure is happening this weekend...we'll meet some of the women who survi

kristina guerrero and easley's fun shop's debbie easley have the four hottest costumes that are flying off the shelves this superman v. batman trailers nearly broke the internet - add in the high for about $50 and if you're but the costumes all the guys the deadpool costume will run will be pika-choosing pokmon costumes for a real-life pokmon go game in search of candy. whichever character is your favorite, you can catch 'em all for around $40. sure to be the #1 look this halloween. you pick up this costume for $60. now that cooler temperaturesare back -- two popular hiking trails -- the arizona hot springs -- and goldstrike canyon trailheads opened to the public this morning they were shut down -- for the past 4-months -- because of the extreme heat -- which led to several deaths. ad-lib that's 13 action news.. live at 11. thanks for watching. this just in-- neighbors tonight after an this evening

had i continued the same program that mike easley and purdue and roy supported, we would be $4 billion in debt. guess what we did? we paid off the debt, and now if we have another recession and by the way, if we need to help these people, we have $2 billion in reserves in case there is a downturn over case these people need the extra benefits which i extended. that's the strong leadership we need now more than ever, not the old leadership, spend everything we got. >> gentlemen, we will return to the economy but we need to move on and get to a few more questions tonight. staying with matthew for a moment, we learned last week that floodwaters from hurricane matthew carried coal ash into the neuse river in goldsboro. in pits in goldsboro at six of duke's 14 cites around the state. do we need to rethink the question, mr. cooper? >> one of the things i will do as governor is listen to the scientists who are providing the advice unlike governor mccrory. governor mccrory's scientists decide that does well wate unsafe and sent a notice to the families that the water was unsafe and governor mc

because under roy cooper and mike easley and they have not given raises at five to seven years.t $30,000 a year. this governor, through recommendations from teacher, roy, before you give pay raises to anyone else, help those teachers with one to seven years of experience. we did just that. we have raised their pay to-- $35 million a year which is still not enough but 5,000 more dollars than before early purdue and mike easley did with no objection from you with all the years as attorney general and candidate for governor. that is progress. i'm only one here on this stagee who has teaching degree and understand what it is like to stay in front after class and teach kids.ro i know how hard it is. i'm proud of our teachers. and this governor has shown them respect and given them pay raises that they deserve. >> moderator: 60 seconds, mr. cooper. >> my mom was a public school teacher. i have seen how hard they work. i understand the challenges that they face. just like his record time and time again the governor is not being honest about these figures.ne they are contrived and they

a lot of people have fears of clowns so this kind of adds on it more. [ screaming ] >> reporter: easley's fun shop in phoenix has sold clown costumes for 69 years. >> but every halloween, they gory. it is hard to say no to that. >> reporter: but with all the clowns on social media, people are changing their mind. >> they joke with me saying this may not be the best year to do scary clowns an stuff. i'm like, you are probably right on that. >> reporter: three juveniles arrested over school threats in phoenix and robbers caught on surveillance video using creepy clown masks. schools have decid clown costumes this halloween. >> as soon as we heard about it, yeah, my kids were showing me youtube videos of clowns running after people. >> reporter: stephen king is tired of all the clowning around. he is the father of scary clowns. this all gives clowns a bad name. right before halloween. >> who knows. they could be anybody for next year, somebody who is very simple and nice and they can well. >> reporter: clowns are a big seller all yearlong and there is no reason to show more or less clown mas

ktvu easley martinez joins us with more details on the condition of the officer. lee. >> reporter: the interim police chief says the officer is lucky to be alive, but that gunshot wound to his head is much worse than previously believed. he's still facing very difficult recovery. san francisco police are pulling for one of their own to recover from a critical gunshot wound to the head. police have not named the officer but sources have identified him as officer kevin downes. he's been on the force for two years. >> i know there's been a lot of reports about this being mere graze wound. it was a lot more than that. one centimeter down, and this may have been a fatality. >> reporter: saturday, the interim police chief said the injured officer was shot in the head. the bullet traveled along the upper portion of his skull and fragmented. the officer is conscious but still critical and has partial body paralysis because of the injury. on friday night downes and another officer came to the lakeshore shopping center after security reported an erratic man was threatening

we borrowed $2.6 billion for unemployment and i continued the same program that mike easley and beverlyported, we would be in $4 billion in debt right now. guess what we did? we paid off the debt and now if we have another recession, if we need to help these people we now have $2 billion in reserves in case there's a downturn orin case these people need the extra benefits which i've extended. that's exactly the strong leadership we need now more than ever, not the old leadership, spend everything you've got and put the debt on future generations. >> we will return to the economy in the future? we need to move on . staying with matthew for a moment, we learned the flood waters carried some coal ash into the river at goldsboro. alongside lastyear , allows coal ash to remain in pits just like the one in goldsboro at six sites around the state. do we need to rethink that decision in the wake of the storm? that question for you first mister cooper. >> one of the things i'm going to do is governor is listen to the scientists who are providing the advice unlike governor mccrory. governor mccro

we cannot go back to the leadership of easley and purdue and cooper.et us continue this great progress forward because we do live in the best state in united states of america. chuck todd: i thank you both for a very civil debate, by the way. it was wonderful. it is now up to the voters, and it is up to you. so don't forget to vote. this public service program was brought to you by the north carolina association of broadcasters educational foundation. i thank them for the privilege of moderating. i'm chuck todd from nbc news. thank you for watching. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> watch c-span's live coverage of the third debate between hillary clinton and donald trump on wednesday, october 19. our live debate preview from the university of nevada, las vegas starts -- at 9:00inute debate is p.m. eastern. stay with us following the debate for viewer reaction including your cause, suite, an

immediate changes or we could keep trying the same things under my predecessor, beverly perdue and mike easleywe could have kept trying those things. we have had a great comeback but we need more. i am extremely proud of what has happened in north carolina and let the progress continue. the recession,ce there has been a national economic recovery but north carolina is lagging behind. you go ask every day working people whether they have seen the carolina comeback and most of them will tell you that they are working longer and harder and for less money than they were before the recession and statistics show that they are right. wage growth is languishing in our state particularly for the middle class. and the governor comes in and promises everyone a tax cut. he did pretty well for those at the top. he gave the corporations and those at the top good tax breaks . but every day north carolinians -- many of them have seen a net tax increase including small as mrs.. he has raised taxes on people in 67 different ways. of governor is putting more a burden on the middle class and small business with t