this may sound strange but the national organization for women is teaming up with republicans. h groups are up in arms over the latest issue of "newsweek" magazine featuring michelle bachmann on the cover, critics calling it sexist. dubs her the queen of rage check out the cover shot, a less than flattering picture of the congresswoman looking a little frightened to say the least this the first time "newsweek" has gotten this kind of backlash remember governor palin in runner shorts? the women's group now at that time was quiet then. but they are speaking out now and better late than never. forgot to mention, "newsweek" editor's a woman, tina brown, go figure. >> matt lauer didn't see this coming. he and ann curry were doing a segment about exotic animals when a guest landed on his head. >> is that one potty trained? oh no! [ laughing ][ñ2d >> that thing has sharp claws. a little to the left. >> oh my lord. stay there matt, don't move. >> they are very gentle. >> greta: we wonder if that bird will be invited again? >> french are getting fancy when it comes to after hour craving

now the national organization for women agrees. told the daily caller the cover is sexist.estionable cover. in 2009 they put out this cover of sarah palin with the title: how do you solve a problem like sarah? are these just unflattering photos or is "newsweek" sending readers a message? joining me fox news contributor one of the co-hosts of five, monica crowley. she is the author of outnumbered jedediah bila. great to have you with us. good to see you. i don't think i've seen you since we took our vacation to gitmo. >> we'll always have gitmo mark. >> mark: you can't beat it. monica, is this part of a pattern of attitudes by so-called progressive liberals to female conservatives? >> absolutely. they hate all conservatives. but they have a special floating for women -- special loathing for women conservatives like sarah palin and michelle bachmann. in the 2008 campaign the mainstream media savaged sarah palin in every way. she is very strong. they are doing the same to michelle bachmann. this "newsweek" cover is going to be the first of many things we are going to see this

finally, the national organization for women defended bachmann against "newsweek." d. look at what terry o'neil said. it's sexist, casting her in that expression and then adding the queen of rage, i think it is, i guess sexist. gloria steinem had a very simple test. is it done to a man? has it every been done to a man? surely this has never been done to a man. >> we can probably agree the media does it every time. they seem to pick on women more than men, right? >> bob: true, except for right wing blogs that picture me massachusetts a c. a crazy. >> but you're not a candidate for office. >> eric: this isn't gender sexist. they had romney a few weeks ago with his hands off coming off a broadway play. >> isn't he coming off a broadway play? >> not that i know of. >> kimberly: this is not only sexist but part and parcel of the mainstream media. when they attack conservative. they had no problem with what they did to sarah palin and mitt romney. now michele bachmann. we talked to the bachmann's office, which this shot is appalling and makes her look like she is crazy is

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to certain organizations there was one woman who had a photo for participating in a rally the national organization for women which has have republican presidents at their organization and in the past i mean it's essentially the republican candidates and the bipartisan so if their target people's affiliations and using them to undermine why is something like a nationalisation for women suspect or not americans for prosperity how are pretty well i think i can get away with saying that progressive groups you know make it so that your question isn't legitimate but not conservative well i think you are important point is that you know what they're trying to do with these lists is make it seem like these constituents who are all residents district were actually paid activists which they weren't and this watch list had all sorts of factual errors grammatical errors typos it was a very creepy sort of list that was just slightly inaccurate in many ways it suggests many of the people work for barack obama misspelling brock by the way. or you know works for move on dot org and move on president so this is ri

and now this -- a cover so unflattering even the national organization for women, who say they want to see bachmann defeated, is rallying to her defense. >> it's sexist. i don't know any man who is a legitimate front-running candidate for the united states presidency, that has been treated that way by a major mainstream magazine. >> oh, it's not sexist. look, she's a provocative candidate. and it's a provocative picture. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the "queen of rage" headline. >> she is appealing to a segment of the population that we felt was in a rage, that is really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. in fact, she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, today in iowa, bachmann didn't lash out about the cover at all. instead, she turned the other cheek. a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> smart politics, too. >>> still ahead on "world news," millions of american women believe it's the cure for hot flashes, even bone loss. but does it really work? new evidence tonight. >>> can't stan

and now this, a cover so unflattering, even the national organization for w want to see they want to chmann defeated is rallying to her defense. >> it's sexist. i don't know any man who is a legitimate, front-running candidate for the united states presidency that has been treated that way by a major mainstream magazine. >> oh, it's not sexist. look, she's a provocative candidate, and it's a provocative picture. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the queen of rage headline. >> she is appealing to a segment of the population that we felt was in a rage that's really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. i bet she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, campaigning in iowa bachmann didn't lash out about the cover at all. instead, she turned the other cheek, a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> and "newsweek" certrtnly getting what it wants, and that's a lot of publicity and a lot of headlines too. >> a lot of people talking about it. that's what's making news in america this morning. >> stay tuned

yeah and for of even scientists is this pledge by the national organization for marriage which would create a witch hunt for people like myself who are gay activists i am consider myself an independent republican and i'm going for that in new hampshire for instance forty two percent of all the registered voters who are independent have left the republican party and the democratic party are looking for someone who can bring back that ronald reagan spirit i worked for president reagan and he had this just undying spirit and optimism and that's what i want to bring to the presidency of this campaign and the ability to get along with the other side but yes i am pro-choice you know i am the only full equality candidate i support a marriage of everything connected to that unlike president obama even ahead of him on that and just other social issues i tend to be a lot more progressive or moderate a theatre roosevelt was my hero was the last progressive republican president one hundred years ago and i want to bring back that caring of the republican party i grew up with but also you know the

the japan national tourism organization says that estimated 562,000 foreign travelers came to japan in july. that's down 36% from the same time last year. a major tour bus operator in tokyo says it had 70% fewer foreign clients in july compared to 2010. one of japan's most famous hot spring resorts is also seeing a drop in business. all foreign visits were cancelled here. one travel agency in beijing says its tours to japan are down by half. some 1.4 million chinese visited this country in 2010. they took advantage of the relaxation of the visa requirements. but this year people are concerned. >> translator: i'm a bit worried about radioactive contamination. >> the japan national tourism organization says it will conduct a foreign media campaign to reassure travelers that japan tourist sites are safe. our japanese affiliated travel agent in beijing is planning to invite media to visit tohoku. almost 30 companies have applied to go. >> translator: i want chinese media to see how people in tohoku live and understand it's a safe place to visit. >>> when the march earthquake and tsunami st

the japan national tourism organization says that estimated 562,000 foreign travelers came to japan in july. that's down 36% from the same time last year. a major tour bus operator in tokyo says it had 70% fewer foreign clients in july compared to 2010. one of japan's most famous hot spring resorts is also seeing a drop in business. all foreign visits were cancelled here. one travel agency in beijing says its tours to japan are down by half. some 1.4 million chinese visited this country in 2010. they took advantage of the relaxation of the visa requirements. but this year people are concerned. >> translator: i'm a bit worried about radioactive contamination. >> the japan national tourism organization says it will conduct a foreign media campaign to reassure travelers that japan tourist sites are safe. our japanese affiliated travel agent in beijing is planning to invite media to visit tohoku. almost 30 companies have applied to go. >> translator: i want chinese media to see how people in tohoku live and understand it's a safe place to visit. >>> when the march earthquake and tsunami st

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that is really hard for me as someone who supports the national organization for marriage, someone who stands for the definition of marriage between one man and woman -- i thought our country was about life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness for everyone, no exception. i want to know, when will you stand up for me and that is what i want to know from you today because you are discriminating against me, and it hurts, it really does. >> the german and a friend is asking a question about gay marriage or traditional man ag -- the gentleman in front here is asking a question but a marriage. i understand we have a difference of opinion on this issue. let me give you my perspective and i am sure you will give me yours or have giving me yours. from my perspective, i am not the point nor i him every -- ever at the point saying every domestic relationship is the same as traditional marriage. the relationship between a man and woman in a traditional marriage is important for our country, society, and coulter and i think it should remain elevated not just in our words but under our laws that is wh

a cover so unflattering even the national organization for women, who say they want to see bachmann defeated, is rallying to her defense. >> it's sexist. i don't know any man who is a legitimate, front-running candidate for the united states presidency that has been treated that way by a major, mainstream magazine.. >> oh, it's not sexist. look, she's a provocative candidate. and it's a provocative picture. >> reporter: lois romano wrote the "newsweek" article and defends the headline. >> she is appealing to a segment of the population that we felt is in a rage, that's really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. in fact, she's very calm on the campaign trail. >> reporter: in fact, campaigning in iowa bachmann didn't lash out about the cover all. instead, she turned the other cheek. a more flattering view. sharyn alfonsi, abc news, new york. >> "newsweek's" done it again. the sarah palin picture, you remember last month they did that picture of princess diana, looking older, walking with kate middleton. creeped some people out. >> some people called that creepiest picture e

they never saw fit to defend any of my position oh i dismissed the national organization of women beingt those who share their political beliefs. but i was glad to see they came out and said that it wasn't a fair cover of michele bachmann. bottom line, every candidate is going to be vetted more so than ever because we learned a lesson with electing a president who was not vetted by the mainstream media, and basically we are asking now, what did we get out of that? we got an inexperienced president who made a lot of promises, glittery generalalities he promises, you to yea was going to kree -- a you to yeaf was going to create. i don't know if i would characterize it as sexist. i would characterize it as the new normal. in a way it's quite healthy. learning a lesson from barack obama who was not prepared to be our president. we need someone with executive experience, someone who has gone through the fire, someone who the american public knows their backgrounds, they know their associations, they know what has shaped them and they know where that person is coming from in order to apply po

. >> the national organization for women is watching every word rick perry says the rest of the campaign> jonathan capehart, thank you very much for joining m

the national organization for women, now, calling the cover sexist. fray. >> the cover this morning on "newsweek" magazine, have you seen that? >> i have not. >> the headline, queen of rage. >> uh-huh. we'll have to take a look at that, won't we? >> gretchen: we're back with our political panel, tara, michael, and andrew. andrew, let me start with you on this one. i think michelle bachman has done a really great job of staying calm when she is attacked in these types of situations. what do you make of that cover shot of newsweek and the title that accompanies it? >> it's sexist. it just is. in the first place, michelle bachman had the most unfair coverage i think of any candidate. she's been attacked as crazy and they call her the queen of rage, suggesting someone out of control. why is she the queen of anything? she's a presidential candidate, a very serious woman, a ventolin woman. i was surprised, frankly, that n.o.w., which is traditionally the missing in action in defending conservative women finally stepped up and defended her because the angst

and the quake damage at washington nationalcathedral forced a change of plan in the national events. organizers must now find a new site for the memorial honoring martin luther king. >>> tracking a fog bank. you can see looking out towards the bay, we still have overcast skies. temperatures are beginning to recover a bit. right now on the maps, here is the coverage for the entire coast line here pushing through the bay. san francisco and even out towards richmond, oakland and berkeley at last check. here is a look at the forecast story. it will be cooler than yesterday. for tomorrow, cool coast, warm temperatures inland ant weekend will gradually warm things up but not much. here is a look at the current numbers. san francisco, 62 degrees. we had some 70s to report up in santa rosa, fairfield, concord and livermore. san jose reporting 72 degrees. here is the source of the cooldown or one of the sources. the fog bank here. not much of a recovery. still patchy fog. temperatures on the cool side. skies becoming partly sunny and inland neighborhoods, clearing sides and temperatures on the warm side

now some conservatives and the national organization of women -- you don't usually see an alignment there- are all coming to her defense accusing "newsweek" of sexism and political bias. caroline mays a reporter for the daily caller who specializes in women's issue, thanks for being here. >> thanks, megyn. megyn: when was the last time you heard n.o.w. aligning their criticisms with michele bachmann? >> it's rare, but it's really striking that they went ask ahead and took her defense this time around. they've been having a lot of attacks against her, and, i mean, i think it's just the final straw. she's been in the spotlight, and she's being hit for it. megyn: all right. so you spoke with the head of n.o.w. yesterday? >> yes, i did. megyn: all right. and who did you speak to and what did she tell you about the cover? >> teri o'neill. she said what they look for is gloria steinem's test. if this were done to a man or if it ever could have been done to a man, then it's not considered sexist. but because, obviously, this is, she's labeled a queen and, um, put as crazy it's, um, more sexist.

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. -- the national organization of women have denounced her. k" once upon a time was a real magazine. it went bankrupt. it was sold for a dollar to some left wing internet rag the daily beast run by tina brown this is not serious journalism any more. they've got the name but this is a when it comes to a brand. >> sean: it should be transparent. this doesn't pass the smell test her pathetic explanation. you are right. the three big networks blaming the tea party instead of president downgrade for what happened with s&p. >> president obama returned from camp david sunday leaving his democrats to place blame for the downgrade on tea party republicans. >> there were republicans and democrats who said tea party members, a lot conservatives were digging in and some used the word hostage, holding the process hostage because they would not raise any taxes at all. >> let's face it, the tea party successfully used default as a weapon, publicly bringing us to the brink of catastrophe, before pulling back. politicians have shown a willingness to gamble with

and now this, a cover so unflattering, even the national organization for women who say they want to e bachmann defeated, is rallying to her defense. >> it's sexist. i don't know any man who is a legitimate, candidate for the united states presidency that has been treated that way by a major mainstream magazine. >> oh, it's not sexist. look, she's a provocative candidate. it's a provocative picture. >> louis romado wrote the newsweek article and defends the headline. >> she's appealing to a segment of the population that we felt was in a rage, that's really angry. i don't want to suggest that she projects anger. in fact, she is very calm on the campaign trail. >> in fact, campaigning in ia wa, backmann didn't lash out at all. she turned the other cheek, a more flattering view. >> 29 hours into her swim from cuba to florida, endurance swimmer, diane nyad, had to call it quits. the second time in her life she failed to complete the swim. she said that asthma, shoulder pain, choppy water and wind forced her out after being halfway through. her first failed attempt was in 1978 when sh was

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that is really hard for me as someone who supports the national organization for marriage, someone who stands for the definition of marriage between one man and woman -- i thought our country was about life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness for everyone, no exception. i want to know, when will you stand up for me and that is what i want to know from you today because you are discriminating against me, and it hurts, it really does. >> the german and a friend is asking a question about gay marriage or traditional man ag -- the gentleman in front here is asking a question but a marriage. i understand we have a difference of opinion on this issue. let me give you my perspective and i am sure you will give me yours or have giving me yours. from my perspective, i am not the point nor i him every -- ever at the point saying every domestic relationship is the same as traditional marriage. the relationship between a man and woman in a traditional marriage is important for our country, society, and coulter and i think it should remain elevated not just in our words but under our laws that is wh

. >> we know how they feel about it they all signed the national organization for marriage pledge. y single one of them have. >> bill: why are you bothering asking the question. >> is this really the culture war fight when we know the country is moving in the opposite direction that the republican party wants to. >> bill: party question rather than personal preference question. >> we know how they feel. >> bill: there they are. the culture warriors everybody. >> what happens if they ask one of our questions? >> 100 bucks for me? >> bill: absolutely give you credit. you know, fair and balanced. plenty more ahead as the factor moves along this evening. ann coulter says the riots in great britain are the fault of british society. she will be here to explain that then megyn kelly on the federal government ordering the states to cooperate in the deportation of criminal illegal aliens. what happens in the states defy the obama administration. we hope you stay tuned to those reports. announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to

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