noel covers war for gamma. he took these pictures ameths the murder of chaos of liberia in 2003. but gamma's owners say they can no long air ford this kind journalism, which some photographers have paid a high price. >> gamma is a photographer doing this and some of them dying and some disappear. some is for the lie. it's a very high price. >> but around the world, newspapers and magazines hit hard by recession find it cheaper to fill their pages with celebrities. >> 3/4 are to people, and the rates sometimes come from outside. and so what is the place left for the photographers doing their jobs, informing the citizen on what's going on in the world? >> the sigma archive is now housed here in a climate-controlled building near paris. many of the images are being digitized. it's costing millions, but then, bill gates is paying. >> it won't pay in the short term, and the idea of do you finish it? it's not about a short term. and we're presenting this material for thousands of years, and so the idea is not to find a business that will never work. >> perhaps gamma too will become jus

laura: joining us now is leslie marshall and noel, a republican strategist. leslie, i want to start with you. i do not know what jesse ventura is up to. last time i checked, sarah pailin was never portraying herself as navy seal material. she was leader of the state of alaska and made the decision for a variety of reasons to step down. >> i would agree with the navy seals scenario -- i do not agree with the navy seals scenario, but what i do agree with is the quitting as it. if people believe in you as the people of alaska did, she did quit and let them down. one reason we know is money. where is the family value in that? certainly, to say you love the state of alaska, you can see russia from your backyard, but you're ready to leave. laura: i think there were a lot of reasons that went into this decision. it was part family and getting tired of the investigations. that is what i got out of it. i am not saying it was the smartest move if you want to be a future political leader either. no well, when we talk about sera palin, -- noel, when we talk about sarah p

hayden noel is a professor at the university of illinois college of business. nice to see welcome to a program. thanks for having me. we have seen companies cut advertising significantly. because the advertising market has been so sold off in those companies that are still advertising seem to be able to be growing their business. is there a connection? yes there is. there has been a lot of research done that looks at the connection between advertising spending especially during a recession and positive outcomes and growth for companies. here we have seen after the 7475 recession companies that actually spin on advertising show an increase in growth substantially especially in the long term. an example would be philip morris they took the opportunity to spend in a soul in increase in growth but other companies hersheys for instance all eight decrease in growth after the recession because they did not take the opportunity to spend at that point in time. both chief marketing officers will tell you it's not just in the money on advertising it depends on how your sp

second playoff laurent roberts the short par for the win after mark mack noel tee. >>> nascar at the brick yard dale earnhardt, jr. has a problem. his engine going up in smoke. that finished his day and on this day the track belonged to jimmie johnson. his second straight win at the brick yard. his third overall. and with that, he has earned the right to smooch the brick. >>> soccer, usa and mexico in the gold cup. it was ugly. down 4-0 mexico showing no mercy. in the 90th minute they put another one past troy perkins. mexico smacks usa 5-0. >>> and with days to go until the redskins opening training camp we have a packed edition of sports plus plenty to talk about. tonight brian mitchell joins us and holds nothing back on what could be hindering the skins this season. we will take you to the capitals quest for a championship and brett brings us his weekly tradition of the good, bad and the ugly all ahead on the plus. b mitch has a lot to say. >> looking forward to it. we were talk off camera, offense is some concern. they haven't upgraded much. >> the big concern is the offensive li

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a fellow, the fund manager in connecticut, walter noel, is being sued by their state attorney general. and one in new york city is being sued by our attorney general for basically a lack of due diligence in what me call civic fraud. and i think i happen to believe that that is a valid argument that they are making against these people who clearly misrepresented what they were doing. and may very well had more involved with madoff than anybody knows about. and that i hope will come out in the trial. but in any event, it's on its face, it's a valid case. i do think that it really does argue for a more intelligence supervision of these kinds of investment vehicles. we don't want to overburden everything with regulation, but there are a lot of people who've been hurt and not just people who can afford the losses but a lot of people who couldn't afford the losses whose entire lifetime of savings and work has been wiped out by this man's fraud. while he lived the high life. and this is something that should not be allowed to happen. you can never totally control these things, but it is clea

sean: she is the political consultant and columnist for the "sun-sentinel" republican strategist, noel. he's the executive of greenpeace. phil radford. he is the founding member of blackfoot, lead guitarist for one of the best southern rock bands of all time, learned skin ard. >> i'm wonderful, sean hannity, you're a great american. sean: thank you. i'm so glad you're here. did you ever have a beer summit? >> listen, lynyrd skynyrd, you want to talk about a beer summit? we have them every night when we're playing. we've got 23,000 people, that's a beer summit. if you want to come to one, come to ours. sean: that's a beer summit. let's start on a serious note here. why did the president of the united states, admitting he doesn't know the fact, trash a brave police officer and police officers who, when they go on a call, they don't know what they're facing. he didn't know what happened in this case. and he said they acted stupidly. now, how stupid is that? >> well, i think beer summit, the initials are b.s. i think that sums it up. i think we should talk about the real issues. sean: stop

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because of everybody focusing on matt wieters, as noel be said. he feels like he's been able to do this thing up here. dave trembley set that izturis is close to going on a rehab assignment. he said he will be with the team here in anaheim. did take batting practice today and yesterday, and is feeling a lot better, and dave is deciding on whether to send him to a rehab assignment after this series, or after the first game in seattle, and he said realistically, we could see him back for that toronto series before the all star break. >> izturis has to be upset he can't play this weekend with his brothers in the angels linion, but caesar battling back from an appendectomy. here is a look at the starting line-up. one of the match-ups we'll be looking at tonight, rick, and nick markakis against urban santana. >> jim: well, markakis just seems to be very patient against santana, and looks for pitches to hit, not overanxious against him, and santana has been giving it up to him. a lot of big hits for the orioles, too. not just the singles, but most of hi

and noel, republican strategist. jack burkman, what do you say? hallelujah, the worst is over? >> capitalism has punished, mother nature has punished the speculators and the gamble errs. it is the same thing on the street with derivatives. this was not a derivatives problem. it is a gambling problem. >> how much is your house down in value? >> i've taken big -- look. i've taken big hits. i bought a house in vegas. i knew what i was doing. i wanted to gamble and i got burned. that's what happens in a free market. it is i have four or five properties. they're all down. that's life. but see, the free market makes everything stronger because it eliminates those people that can't hold on are swept away. >> you look like you want to get in here. >> we have to realize that this housing bust was based on a couple of thing. first a low interest rate for a 30-year mortgage. could you get it for well under 5%. second of all, foreclosures, and that will come to an end when all these government save your home program will basically keep people in their home. >> the government program are fa

noel coward wrote about that. so can't we leave this alone? can't we leave these children alone? these are brilliant, talented children. forget this, understand, this man loved these children. these children loved him. >> larry: you don't feel you have to take a dna test to prove anything? >> if they want a dna test, i will take a dna test. i don't care at this point. >> larry: your concern is the kids. >> my concern are the kids. because i've never met children like this. they're the brightest children i've ever met. the best behaved children i've ever met. they come over to my house, they behave wonderfully. i know how deeply he loved them and how deeply they loved him. >> larry: that's obvious. >> i don't want to destroy this relationship in any way, shape or form. i'll tell you this, no matter what, i will protect these children. >> larry: how are you personally, arnie klein, dealing with all of this surrounding you? paparazzi following you? >> i ignore it all. i ignore it all. because you know what -- >> larry: stories that you're the father. i mean, come on, you can't put i

i really don't noel look what happened in germany, back in the 1920's, things just went crazy and before long, it got to be hyper inflation. i was in zaire talking to the cabinet and i told them what was going to happen if they kept printing money and i said your economy is going to be destroyed and people are going to be riding in the streets. well, they had a currency called the sigh here that was about 3 or 4 to 1 to the united states dollar. within a short period of time, it went to 40,000 to 1. and everybody lost their money. their money was worthless. it was absolutely worth lez. and so that means that your savings in dollars are worth lez. and -- are worthless. and the dollar, i can't see the dollar being anything except weak. so how do you protect surhe when you figure that's the scenario, how do you get out of dollars, but i like commodities, and things like that. somebody else? >> another question. go ahead. both of you. >> one thing i very much appreciate about you, you can make the relatively complex very easy to understand, so thanks for doing that. that's what i would like

noel be reimold with with on. he has struck out and flied out in the ball game. chance here to start shutting the door in this game to some degree with a 6-1 lead they have already. reimold has had his chances in the game. he struck out with the bases loaded in the first inning. breaking ball will be taken down low. he came up, drew a walk in the third inning, after the huff home run, and now gets a shot with two on, and two down. >> jim: and this is part of the endocktry nation of coming to the big leads. you have beckett, lackey. pitchers you've never faced before that are this good. and they know about you, because of the great start he's had. >> gary: continues to lead the american league rookies in homers, rbis, slugging percentage, second in average and on base percentage among rookie finance you missed it earlier, he has been named the american league's rookie for the month of june. 1-1 therefore to him. heater, and the count goes to 1- 2. >> jim: andaa good one. one thing about jepsen, he's got good stuff. where whether he hand command it, that's the stor

noel verse will be allowed. it might interrupt the ability of the senators or of the judge or i might say of our guest were sitting here patiently listening to everything that is being said. i thank the capitol police for responding as quickly and professionally as they always do. i apologize senator durbin for the interruption and the yield back to him. >> thank you mr. chairman. more than that we need their supreme court justices to have an understanding of the real world impacts their decisions have on every day people. we need justices is wisdom comes with life, not just with law books. sadly this important quality seems to be in short supply. the current supreme court is issued many decisions that i think represent a triumph of ideology over common sense. when chief justice roberts came before this committee in 2005 he famously said the supreme court justice is like an umpire, calling balls and strikes. we have observed unfortunately it is hard to see homeplate from right field. if being a supreme court jus