Eric Gold

Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser revenge a loss from last week, taking gold from Eric Koreng and David Klemperer.

Discussing the trade on metal commodities, with Eric Sprott, Sprott Assett Management CEO & CIO; Pierre Lagrange, GLG Partners co-founder; Pete Najarian, TradeMonster.com co-founder; and CNBC's Scott Wapner.

X Prize creator Peter Diamandis and Eric Anderson launched a new company with lofty ambitions: mining asteroids. MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan reports.

Re-release trailer for Chariots of Fire. Chariots of Fire tells the story of two very different men who compete as runners in the 1924 Paris Olympics: Eric Liddell is a devout Christian who believes that his athletic abilities are a gift from God, and that using that gift to its fullest extent - to win the gold medal - will be his way of repaying that gift. Harold Abrahams is an English Jew, a student at Cambridge, who dreams of fame and of proving to his anti-Semitic fellow students, and to the world, that Jews are in no respect inferior.<br /> Their motives are noble. Their commitment is total. Their integrity is unquestionable. They will both make personal sacrifices to achieve their goals. In the process, through all the obstacles and personal issues they conquer, they prove that striving for victory in their own terms is, perhaps, its own reward.

Smallville: Season 10: Episode 18 -- Just as Clark Kent decides to lay low, DC Comics character Booster Gold (ERIC MARTSOLF) arrives from the future to save Metropolis...and the Blue Beetle is born! Tom Welling directs.

Actors Kevin Connolly (Eric Murphy) and Jeremy Piven (Air Gold) convey that there are surprises and triumphs that come from playing their characters.

Actors Jeremy Piven (Ari Gold) and Kevin Connolly (Eric Murphy) discuss their characters and the benefits of working with HBO.

Knight and Eric go for the gold when they take on The Creole Creamery Challenge.

4192: The Crowning of the Hit King -- On the evening of September 11, 1985, before a sellout crowd of 52,000 at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Pete Rose was poised to collect hit number 4,192 of his long brilliant career, passing Ty Cobb as the all-time career hits leader. Rose came up to bat in the first inning against the San Diego Padres Eric Show and on the fourth pitch lined a clean single to left center. As he reached first base, thousands of camera flash bulbs fired off rapidly, his teammates mobbed him, fireworks exploded above the stadium and the crowd overwhelmed him with an unprecedented nine-minute standing ovation. Pete Rose was perhaps the most versatile player in Major League Baseball history, having played five hundred or more games at five different positions in his twenty-four year career. He holds numerous major league records including most hits, most games played and most at-bats. He was the 1963 NL Rookie of the Year, the 1973 NL MVP, 1975 World Series MVP, won two gold gloves, three World Series rings, and appeared in seventeen All-Star games among other notable achievements. From Pete s first hit to that immortal September evening where history was made, 4192 traces the Hit King s rise as one of baseball s greatest and most controversial stars.

Doppio - Dubble -- Three days, two brothers, a dubbing studio in Milan. First long feature written and directed by Italian actor Eric Alexander. The film won a Gold Remi Award at the Houston World Fest and is distributed in USA and Canada by Panorama Entertainment

4192: The Crowning of the Hit King -- On the evening of September 11, 1985, before a sellout crowd of 52,000 at Riverfront Stadium in Cincinnati, Pete Rose was poised to collect hit number 4,192 of his long brilliant career, passing Ty Cobb as the all-time career hits leader. Rose came up to bat in the first inning against the San Diego Padres Eric Show and on the fourth pitch lined a clean single to left center. As he reached first base, thousands of camera flash bulbs fired off rapidly, his teammates mobbed him, fireworks exploded above the stadium and the crowd overwhelmed him with an unprecedented nine-minute standing ovation. From Pete s first at bat to that immortal September evening where history was made, 4192 traces the Hit King s rise as one of baseball s greatest and most controversial stars. Pete Rose was perhaps the most versatile player in Major League Baseball history, having played five hundred or more games at five different positions in his twenty-four year career. He holds numerous major league records including most hits, most games played and most at-bats. He was the 1963 NL Rookie of the Year, the 1973 NL MVP, 1975 World Series MVP, won two gold gloves, three World Series rings, and appeared in seventeen All-Star games among other notable achievements.

Eric Wynalda and Cobi Jones recap the United States first ever group play loss.