McCain may try to change the subject

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Did the economic news of the last week hand the election to Barack Obama? How does John McCain deal with the economic issues that are so clearly on the top of Americans minds? ABC Political Consultant Steve Roberts says, "He changes the subject." Click here to hear Steve with Grant and Amanda this morning on KSL.

**Call on the women**

Speaking of changing the subject, should Hillary Clinton have done that sooner? Her words on Saturday as she exited the race, that while she may not have broken the biggest glass ceiling of them all - the presidency - there were about 18 million cracks in it, resonated with female voters. Some say she should have defined her candidacy more as a feminine movement earlier. Click here to hear more from ABC reporter Eloise Harper who followed the campaign from beginning to end.

**Crime's in a name**What's in a name? Possibly a life of crime. Grant found an interesting story this morning that talked about how an unpopular name - like Alec, Ernest, Ivan, or Malcolm - is more likely to spell trouble than favorites Michael, Matthew or Christopher.