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A great thing. so complimentary. critics say the photo is disrespectful and sexist. so was "new york times" magazine out of line here? let's talk about it. joining us now, cnn political commentator sally cohn and ben ferguson. good to have both of you back. >> good morning. >> let's start here. and i want to say with the "times" said about the cover. they write, at first we were going to put faces on celestial bodies orbiting around her but it felt like overkill. instead we added other galactic elements that would surround planet hillary. first, to you, sally, what do you think? art or are the...

Space. >> the media is kind of right in the sense that her campaign iskd going to be massive. >> yeah. >> she's going to blow all of the fundraising records out of the water. gravitational pull, gets bigger, the money will flow. alluding to your monologue, where is benghazi? where is monica lewinsky? it works for her. bill clinton said, to be a good politician, president, whatever, you have to have no memory. so she's very good at doing that. i think it'sme kind of interestg that obama infrastructure for raising money is now going tog o back hillary clinton. he was against super pacs before he...

Perished in this fire and just the scene, carol u-can imagine encased in ice and yet when they try to get to southeast victims there are still fire burning beneath those thick layers of ice. >> paula newton reporting live from quebec this morning. as people around the nation speculate as to whether hillary clinton will run for president it seems she has her own gravitational pull. just take a look at the bizarre cover of this weekend's "new york times" magazine. the former first lady and secretary of state has been transformed into planet hilary. some people say the image freaks them out. th...

>> it is better than not talking about him at all. >> this means eight more albums? >> it is every news show in the world is talking about it right now. it is pathetic, but the truth. >> the bond is $2500. you think that's too low? could you index it for somebody's income level? $2500 for him and he spends that on anything. he is not going get a chance to go anywhere? >> unlike the rest of the world i haven't really read the details of the case. >> we have been really up to it. >> as everyone else is. >> i think you will like the next topic then. it is a cover like no other. this week's "new y...

Four years. launched by the european space agency. this is on measure the gravitational pull of the earth. and the irony is that the satellite measuring the pull is being pulled back to earth by the gravitational pull. we also spoke to the only person on earth who has ever been struck physically by a piece of falling space debris. lotty may williams of tulsa, oklahoma. she said the flag many that hit her in 1997 as she walked around in tulsa weighed the weight of an empty soda can and i asked her how it felt to get hit by it. take a listen. >> it was small. about 4 x 6. it fits in the palm of ...