What do you do when one of the very few economic analysts to predict the financial crisis would strike in '07 or '08 says another, even more catastrophic economic collapse will hit the United States economy in 2013 or 2014?

Do a YouTube query for "peter schiff was right" and you'll find dozens of videos with montages of the investment broker and financial commentator making accurate predictions about the financial crisis that struck in 2007 while other analysts not only disagree, but insinuate that Schiff's predictions were completely nuts.

It was a big deal to people who live in downtown San Diego condos when a Ralphs supermarket was built in the late 1990s. A supermarket in the Marina District helped solidify that the 92101 ZIP Code was a real neighborhood.

Five years ago, an Albertsons arrived in East Village. And the turf war for grocery shopping was on.

China, the world's second largest economy, has been a major focus in the foreign policy discourse of both candidates. Over the past few years, the US vs. China match seems to have turned the advantage to China.

Today, the Independent Voter Project began airing a series of get-out-the vote messages which will be targeting in districts where independent-minded voters are likely to make an impact. The purpose of the public service announcements are to remind voters that regardless of their party affiliation, their vote counts more than ever this election, even if there is not a candidates from their party on the ballot.

Gary Johnson and Jill Stein debate head to head for a second time on November 5th.