was more equal. and this sort of was what you would imagine. but again, over here the lines cross in the post-war period. and you can see that the u.s. becomes more unequal and today the top 1% in the u.s. has 33.8% of all the wealth in this country and in europe the top 1% has 24.4%. one more point. remember a minute ago we saw a chart that said the top 1% got 17% of the income? they got 17% of the income, they have 34% of the wealth. so actually wealth is much more unequal in this country than income. and let s split this up between let s talk about the cause and effect. how much of it has to do with, let s say, the tech revolution, the way wealth can now be accumulated on wall street overnight versus tax cuts, which
when you re hot, you re hot. just ask chris christie. reporting chris christie is the hottest political figure in the country according to a new temperature poll. now, the poll measures peoples feelings towards the politician. 100 being most favorable and zero being, well, cold fish. he ranked 53.1 degrees that seems lukewarm to us. but hairy reid came in last, at a cool 33.8%, cold. is oprah channeling 1970s diana ross? saying love the cover so much i m making it my new avatar this, is the september issue of o magazine. she does look protastic. is another politician tweeting something that is just plain wrong? well, you bet he s not that kind of wrong, bill clinton sending a message to his wife,
okay, everyone. time to hash it out. when you re hot you re hot. ask new jersey governor chris christie. politico reporting chris christie is the hottest political figure in the country, according to a new temperature poll. now people measures the feelings towards the politician, 100 being most favorable and 0 being, well, cold fish. where did governor rivet cree rank, a balmy 53.1 degrees. senate majority leader harry reid came in at a cool 33.8%, that s cold, and is oprah channeling 1970 s diana ross. talk about a hairy situation. oprah tweeted out i love this cover so much making it knew new avatar. there s nothing else to say but she does look protastic. uh-oh, another politician tweeting something that s just plain wrong. you bet he is. not exactly that kind of wrong. former president bill clinton having some fun sending a
much. thanks. gregg: this storm could up dump as much as 20 inches of snow in the denver area. that is more than three times the average snowfall for the entire month of april in the mile-high city which is less than 7 inches. snow of course is nothing new for colorado in the month of april. it is actually their fifth snowiest month of the year. and the snowiest april on record? well, 1933 when, 33.8 inches, nearly three feet of snow fell. martha: north korea intensifying its threats again today, warning that the korean peninsula is quote, heading toward thermonuclear war. jennifer griffin is live at the pentagon. how is the pentagon reacting to the rising belligerence from the north korean leader? reporter: martha, the pentagon is taking these threats very seriously. right now on capitol hill a hearing has just begun before the senate armed services committee. general maxwell thurman,
come when it come to gun control ledge laces specially when there seems to be a little bit of a flailing momentum on capitol hill and otherwise to do so. we will be watching this very carefully when congress returns from recess in about a week. you can watch the president s entirely marks streaming live right ou on foxnews.com. we just heard about gun control from the president but many americans really may still be focused more on the economy than on gun control, and that s one of the things we re going to be talking about when we start off this new hour of happening now. hi, everybody, i m jenna lee. jon: i m jon scott. the dow hitting new highs recently. unemployment ticking down, home prices annette worth going up. but across the country many folks are feeling, well the good news doesn t exactly hit them where it counts, in their wallets. by a nearly two to one margin 59% say the country is on the wrong track. 33.8% say we are headed in the