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ABC's Aaron Katersky is reporting from swing states on what the undecided voters are thinking about. These voters, many of whom are just starting to think about the election, are done with personal stories and personalities. With the market falling every day, they want to know concrete things - economic plans, jobs plans, plans to buoy the stock market. Click here to hear more from Aaron on with Grant and Amanda this morning.
Vice-presidential candidate Joe Biden spoke with Good Morning America about his candidate's economic plan. Click here to hear more from Joe who was hit with some tough questions by ABC's Kate Snow.
A Japanese eyeglass manufacturer normally makes about 12,000 of its model MP-704 glasses in a year. But in the past ten days, there have been 9,000 orders from around the world. That's because the glasses with the clear rims have been made famous by Sarah Palin. The glasses, made of super-light titanium, don't require screws. Instead, a thin metal strip is used to attach the lens to the frame. It's supposed to offer the wearer a clearer view.
