gold corp., ticker symbol gg, ran gold, ticker gold, and eagle mines aem. why do you like these stocks and why should investors take a fresh look? >> one of the things that we look for in a gold company is growth. growing production. gold production globally has stagnated over the last decade. so companies that didn't provide growth generally see much better share price performance. and all three of those companies that you mentioned have a strong element of growth in their production profile that we like. and they also have management that we think can deliver that growth on time and on budget. >> susie: all right, you've given us a lot to think about. thank you so much, joe, for coming on the program. one last thing before we go, i need disclosures, do you own any of those stocks we just talked about? >> i own them through the international investors gold fund, which i manage. >> susie: all right, thank you again for coming on the program. >> thank you. >> susie: we've been speaking with joe foster of the van eck investors gold fund. >> tom: stock investo

gg go to almost any developed country in the world and look at our airport. >> have you seen our airportsely? l.a.x., it's a dump. have you been to train station in new york? it's a rat hole. "the new york times" echoed what i had been saying on "hardball," quote, the point is it's long past time to get serious about the real crises the economy faces. the fed needs to stop making excuses while the president needs to come up with real job creation proposals. and if the president blocks those proposals, he needs to make a harry truman-style block against the gop. the millions of american who is should have jobs, but don't. my fear about the president, who i really do respect, is getting on that bus, gus, he's going to be riding around the midwest, for what purpose? he's not pawlenty. he's not some politician running for the presidency. he's got the job. >> i think we've got to go out to where those roads and bridges are. you don't have to drive to richmond. can you go outside washington, d.c. or in washington, d.c. and find the roads that are in repair. we had a water main break in my distr

and in is where flooding is g gg to be a problem in the next couple days. is how irene ends in the next couple hours but this is how it started. overnight, the city that never sleeps battens down the hatches. nearly 400,000 people evacuated from manhattan, brooklyn and the rockaways. for the first time ever, a massive storm shuts down everything that makes new york new york. but while the lights of broadway stayed on, the 8:00 p.m. show did not go on. >> con ed will be forced to shut down parts of the grid if flooding is severe. >> reporter: massive power outages. at 10:30, mayor blookberg told people it was too right there leave. >> the time for evacuation is over. >> reporter: it's almost midnight and some of the steadier rain bands coming in lower manhattan. new york harbor, not much in the way of wave action yet. and the outer bands closed in. at 3:45, tornado warning in the new york area. >> it's 3 4:30 and irene is 100 miles away from new york. the rain has picked up and so has the wind. the water, look how high the water is. and low tide, was just a

that right there is congresswoman gging gg. returned to the chamber for the first time since she was shot seven months ago. gabrielle giffords's colleagues couldn't believe it. he said it's ewe you, it's you. other members cried. congresswoman giffords travelled to washington to vote in favor of the debt deal. she said i had to be here for this vote. i could not take a chance that my absence could crash our economy. >> it provided the means and motivation to bring a critically wounded dock woman back to work among her grateful colleagues. host: could switching to geico really save you 15% or more on car insurance? host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. our economy. sometimes i think the critics o

gg -- your the first one to think of the super committee. the way i look at it, congress took an underwhelming step in terms of the first cut but it was a step. now we've got the super committee and we can hope they undertake reform. getink it's unlikely we'll reform until we have a new election by can hope. even if we don't get reform, if they get their objective, $1.50 overion which isn't easy five years, -- 10 years, and excuse me. i can make it worse than it is. over 10 years, it is an easy lives. and hopefully that will build some momentum. you cannot get reform -- unless it is on a bipartisan basis. both parties need to compromise and cooperate and i don't think we can do that with the players we have in washington. i think we need a new election and i hope we are wrong. if i am right, i think we're headed in the right direction. >> that leads to another question -- we went through this rather artificial event this summer. let me get your thoughts on the tea party and its influence on the cheap -- on the process and the possibility of

to remind us it could all gg away in an instant.ng to people. >> it's an amazing mmssage. he had so many sound bytes, i havvn't forgotten. >> not bitter, better. >> thanks, sara. >>> be sure to tune in on "try-day" with allison janney is going to drop by. >> and the ambush makeover team magic. >> tomorrow. >> try--ay. >> tomorrow. >> try--ay. >> bye. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com