the integrity of the united nations secretariat has been reaffirmed. a decade of development is underway and for the first time in 17 years of effort, a specific step has been taken to limit the nuclear arms race. i refer of course to the treaty to ban nuclear tests in the atmosphere, outer space and under water. concluded by the soviet union, the united kingdom and the united states and already signed by nearly 100 countries. it has been hailed by people the world over who are thankful to be free from the fears of nuclear fall out and i'm confident that on next tuesday at 10:30 in the morning it will receive the endorsement from the united states. the long shadows of crisis envelope us still. but we meet today in an atmosphere in rising hope and at a moment of comparative calm. my presence here today is not a sign of crisis but of confidence. i'm not here to report on a new threat to the peace on new signs of war. i have come to salute the united nations and support the american people for your daily deliberation. for the reduction of global tension m

the integrity of the united nations secretariat has been reaffirmed. a united nations decade of development is underway and for the first time in 17 years of effort, a specific step has been taken to limit the nuclear arms race. i refer of course to the treaty to ban nuclear tests in the atmosphere, outer space and under water. concluded by the soviet union, the united kingdom and the united states and already signed by nearly 100 countries. it has been hailed by people the world over who are thankful to be free from the fears of nuclear fall out and i'm confident that on next tuesday at 10:30 in the morning it will receive the endorsement from the senate of the united states. the world has not escaped the darkness. the long shadows of crisis envelope us still. but we meet today in an atmosphere in rising hope and at a moment of comparative calm. my presence here today is not a sign of crisis but of confidence. i'm not here to report on a new threat to the peace on new signs of war. i have come to salute the united nations and support the american peop

trying for 18 months to find a buyer for the steel america unit which has been draining cash from the company for several years. they initially sought to sell its stake in the brazilian plant as well but have struggled to find a buyer. sharing points in a 1-1 draw friday night. hamburg took the lead in the 19th minute but they couldn't defend it. >> hamburg have look on their side when the 19th-minute free kick ended up in the net. the ball hit the bar first and could almost count as a goal by vosburgh's keeper. pyramid show missed -- pyramid it was a harsh decision. under what seems like contact. cooldo rodriguez kept his and spotted this kick on to equalize. 1-1 was the halftime score. that is the way it stayed, especially as hamburg missed their best chances in the dying minutes. tabletop face the two autumn cluster saturday. that puts pressure on [indiscernible] win next to standards. >> there is a feel good feeling after two wins in a row. after the 3-2 defeat of bremen last week, they hit the net again. it looks like he could be returning to form after a series of injuries. >> h

has been lawfully removed an owner shall not be subject to this ordinance. i'll distribute that and i have a chart for the criteria for dpooshsz as well as the evaluation of merges and to non-residential uses if this ordinance were to be adopted that i have copies for the public as well >> okay. thank you. we'll open this up for public comment. >> hello, i'm john. i'm the principle architect of the company. i have a staff 13. we do mostly residential in san francisco. i heard the amendment that you're considering for the simplification of the i guess you're trying to standardized this. it's interesting to see this last minute kind of legislation or amendment that you're considering i'm curious about how many buildings are actually demolished or people trying to turn around and merge units. i think it's very, very low. i think politicly everyone is not in favor of removing units from the market. i you couldn't question the need to add this to the legislation. it maybe only point zero, zero one percent that are being converted into unit in known. it's confusin

has been whittled so far even with surveillance video of suspects such as this one it can't make arrests. officers say sky rocketing auto thefts, 6,200 so far this year, is handled by one officer who doesn't investigate, only processes victim reports. cops from the now disbanded vice squad say there is a rise in prostitution, something people see. >> now it's more prevalent even in the daytime. i mean it's getting bad with the cut backs and everything. i mean, it doesn't make sense. >> do you see much police action down here? >> i don't even patrols. >> i would like for them to be removed from the area and we tried to clean up the area and have a nice neighborhood, but we cannot do it without the police. >> some officers say it's ironic to see recruiting commercials showing drug busts, san jose's been known as a place to do business. >> were you abandon those type of investigations when you don't have undercover officers infiltrating those fet dwroshgs those networks. >> reporter: police officials admit it's a patchwork system and want to restore those units but it will take at least 200

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>> much of the business of beer crafting in the united states has been outsourced throughout the world. if you look at the major brewers in the united states they're owned by international companies. to greg and bill's point we're not only fighting to keep a culture of beer in the united states but a craft beer culture. with craft beer culture being hyper local in our communities and states, that's u.s. jobs. that's a great tax base. where there is great beer food will follow. where there is beer and food, music will tomorrow, that demonstrates how we create culture in the united states that is health y vibrant, and its rooted right here. that helps our own local economy. being based in spokane, washington, we're trying to be a driven as much as greg is in san diego and bill in washington, d.c. in spokane we're trying to create a craft brewing university in turn they go to the grocery and vote every time when they purchase. what we're seeing in each neighborhood around the united states is people buying local. it could be u.s. it could be your neighborhood, your state or your region. p

. >> i think it's been established that the united states response has been robust, has been well coordinated and has exceeded the response of any other country. my question for you is scale. certainly what we are doing is a lot. are we anywhere near dealing with the consequence management piece of this before we move into recovery? the response is no doubt robust, but is it enough? how much more will we need to do in order to wrap our arms around this problem in the next several weeks? >> i think the u.s. role so far has been crucial getting aid in but has been crucial setting the foundation for a much broader aid effort. clearing out initial logistical problems and with the government in the philippines, we enabled a much broader aid response without that partnership between usaid, state department and department of defense would not have been possible. in terms of resource avail bu t availabili availability, we are getting more clarity on that. australia put in a substantial amount. i think that the total committed, the u.n. asked for $300 million for the initial response. as of yesterday,

so why is he attending the summit well unit has been keen to stress that the deal can be signed any time and that the latest development is just a postponement and not a council a sion a move seen by some as a winnah for all concerned buying them vital breathing space they're very uncomfortable the idea of ukraine coming into the e.u. the e.u. right now is. with the crisis in the pigs countries portugal italy and greece and so far they don't have money to do anything asked if you're crying the only thing they can do is try to take advantage of the weakness and so i don't i don't think the e.u. as a whole is going to go to the financial implications of such an agreement may have even been misjudged by the e.u. . you with the president of the european parliament martin schulz saying the e.u. may have underestimated the drama of the domestic political situation in ukraine that the country is economically and above all financially in the deepest crisis for decades and he goes on to say kiev needs money and a steady gas supply suggesting that's why they're leaning towards russia at this time

the united states has been flexing its muscles too. on thursday, the united states sent an aircraft carrier on a training mission to the island. it has been invested in the region since the end of world war ii, but china is showing increasing determination to display its military might. the display over the islands in becomet china o sea has a power play between the united states and china. experts are warning of the potential ramifications of the dispute. >> the americans have made a gesture and a statement that the the applicableto areas of the u.s.-japanese treaty. out in the region, americans would be involved. >> as tensions mount, china says it is on high alert, vowing to take measures to deal with what it describes as an air threat. fighterlready scrambled jets in response to japanese and u.s. aircraft flying over the zone. beijing has ordered foreign aircraft to give notice of their intention to fly through the zone or face possible retaliation. far from petty rambling about a group of islands, this is a real battle for influen

it's been nse established that the united states response has been robustn has been well coordinated and has exceeded by orders of magnitude the response of any d other country.sponse but my question for you is scale. certainly what we're doing is a lot. how does it compare to the current needs? are we anywhere near dealing with the consequence managementt piece ofhi this before we move into recovery. the response is no doubt robust, but is it enough? ne and how much more will we need p to do to sort of wrap our arms around this problem in the next several weeks?>> i t >> yeah. well, i think the u.s. role so far has been crucial in getting aid in but also has been crucial in setting the foundation for aa much m broader aid effort. so by clearing out some of thosi initial logistical problems in close partnership with the government of the philippines wn have really enabled a the much broader aid response that without that partnership between the u.s. aid, the state been department and the department of defense would not be possible. in terms of resource available,f we are getting more

. >> sam, one of the things that the united states has been doing through the millennium challenge corporation, others have been trying to do just that, build the infrastructure. but this is an enormous task. the united states won't have the money and resources to lead the way and pave the planet so people can get the food they need? >> it's really an economic development issue and its siphoning resources in countries to the right areas. and i think this is one, it's infrastructure. if you think about food waste accounting for 40% of the food in the world, when you're talking about doubling food production and 40% is wasted, and you have a huge boon just by dealing with the waste issue. >> these great partnerships that are supposed to involve ngos, government, businesses, pepsi, monsanto whoever it is, are they supposed to hold hands, sing kumbaya and pave roads and make these problems go away, what are we talking about when we talk about partnerships. >> partnerships is leverages public resources with private resources. it's important to do that and align the interests, but there is no substi

. >> the 19 units has been tremendous over all of these years and a setback here. to be honest and frank, we took our eye off the ball a little. we needed innovation in food which we put in and we needed the remodels and it's all coming. we believe that we can separate our infrastructure, take care of sullivan's and bring it back to where it needs to be. the most important thing we're doing is keep our eye on the ball with del frisco's and the grill. >> if you close it does the stock go to 25? >> no. listen, out of 19 stores almost all of them generate significant cash flow. >> okay. that's what matters and why close them? >> why close them? >> we're not taking our eye off the ball of growth. we're a growth company. we have the teammates put in place to grow this grill and grow it quickly. >> full disclosure, your general manager of new york is amazing. i don't know your manager in philadelphia, but i should because the place is well run. how do you replicate that, your general manager who remembers my drink after four years? how is that possible? you cannot possib

. >> reporter: fascinating stuff your unit has been able to dig up there phil and i understand you have been speaking to other people too who are basically backing up what your source is saying, that something doesn't look right with the russian investigation, tell us more about that. >> indeed. we had the leak and the source but took it to a leading forensic scientists, professor david barkley and supplied him with our report and this is what he said about it. >> the bone fragments they have chosen to use is odd and the levels they have got appearing to be 10, 20 times less than you would expect just from anybody else in the world. so i think the results are meaningless. >> reporter: and i noticed when the palestinian officials are presenting their summary of both the russian and swiss reports the word moderate described the probability of arafat dying of polonium findings and the swiss said there is a moderate likelihood, is that an accurate way of portraying what the swiss lab says in the report like your team did. >> we have been transparent at al jazeera and they did use the word m

states and a has been successful so we would like to welcome our district attorney george (clapping) >> (speaking spanish.) >> i was telling you earlier that i'm kooulg but my wife is mexican and i'm surround by mexicans all my life so you know i think before we get into the awards here i want inform say a if you words because i think that's a real movement of celebration the mayor talked about the due process of ordinance which is so well-connected to the way that we live here and the way that san francisco way. it's also important to talk about what's going on at the state level because this past week ore governor signed a trust act. it's a tremendous messages to the community to say we welcome you, you are part of the community and we recognize our contributions to our community (clapping) >> we should congratulate i think we should congratulate the governor and the legislators for having the circular to do this and we now are going to be able to have a driver's license (clapping) yes. yes. . so if you may recall until 178994 anybody could go to the dmv and get a driver's license

we hope that it is unconfirmed, but we have to doubt it, that the president of the united states has been the victim of an assassination. we will play the funeral march from beethoven's 3rd symphony. >> and that is exactly what the boston symphony orchestra went on to do 50 years ago tonight in boston. one of the countless chilling moments from that day. remember, the nation before cell phones and internet and portable devices in shock as word of mouth spread across the country, and we're going to end tonight with the words of jfk. we'll listen to what made him different, why he mattered so much in life as he did and why so much was lost right here 50 years ago. >> we stand today on the edge of a new frontier, a frontier of the 1960s. i'm asking each of you to be pioneers for that new frontier. the energy, the faith, the devotion which we bring to this endeavor will light our country and all who serve it, and the glow from that fire can truly light the world. and so, my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. we choose to go t

the united states has been pursuing masuud for years. in 2009 he was pictured by with a suicide bomberment ther. the way he was killed put pakistan in a difficult position. he was a great man of military and tactical skills. was a pass murder and he killed thousands of people. they will be pleased on another level and they will not be so pleased they was killed by a drone strike. >> as for peace talks these are meant to start on friday many it's unclear what this will mean for the group. they may retaliate by increasing attacks. >> he was one in the group that pushed for an aggressive violence campaign. what we could see is a lessening the violence that is being committed by the group as a consequence of us had death. hihis death.null the drone strie taken out one of a taliban's enemy. >> let's get more on this from islamabad. what else can you tell us about khan said? >> we understand he was a trusted lieutenant. he was in charge of pakistani taliban operations. we also that he was involved in fighting in afghanistan against u.s. and co

americans united has been so proud to have sponsored this case and have represented these extraordinarily brave and ourageous women. we got involved in this case for a very simple reason. we believe that what they were oing is wrong. participating in a local government is a universal right to citizenship. it should not be conditioned on represent -- participation and the lord's prayer or any other prayers that are unique to a particular faith tradition. town residents attend these meetings not as participants. children's sports teams are invited to receive awards. people come to ask the board to take particular action. exercising those rights and seeking those important benefits should not be conditioned on bowing one's head in recognition of jesus christ. it is important were not asking the board to to discontinue his practice of presenting prayers. we are asking that participants do not be asked to participate in them and that the -- they be nondenominational. "in god we trust" and not in "christ we trust." not one nation under allah or uddha. under the town's view, residents can come a

>> hamid karzai and his relationship with united dates has been a roller coaster, particularly the last few years. he will leave office in 2014. 2014 is setting up to be a remarkable, transformative year for afghanistan, not only ending the war, afghanistan takes the lead of its own security, but also to have a new president. a lot they will have to do to stabilize the relationship going forward. one other thing, obviously what happens in afghanistan will be greatly influenced by what happens in pakistan. >> thank you so much for joining us. to do withran intend its nuclear power program? diplomats a meeting in geneva for more talks. iran's supreme leader in tehran is warning iran will not back one iota from its nuclear plans. in geneva with the latest developments. >> for the third time in five weeks, catherine ashton and the delegates meet here in geneva for nuclear talks. world powers are trying to secure a six-month interim agreement. they wants iran to limit its nuclear program in exchange for some sanctions removed. >> these are very complicated negotiations. we have made a lot of

americans united has been so proud to have sponsored this case and have represented these extraordinarily brave and courageous women. we got involved in this case for a very simple reason. we believe that what they were doing is wrong. participating in a local government is a universal right to citizenship. it should not be conditioned on represent -- participation and the lord's prayer or any other prayers that are unique to a articular faith tradition. town residents attend these meetings not as participants. hildren's sports teams are invited to receive awards. people come to ask the board to take particular action. exercising those rights and seeking those important benefits should not be conditioned on bowing one's head in recognition of jesus christ. it is important were not asking the board to to discontinue his practice of presenting prayers. we are asking that participants do not be asked to participate in them and that the -- they be nondenominational. "in god we trust" and not in "christ we trust." not one nation under allah or uddha. under the town's view, residents can come a

in the united states has been outsourced throughout has been outsourced throughout the world. the world. if you look at the major brewers if you look at the major brewers in the united states they're in the united states they're owned by international owned by international companies. companies. to greg and bill's point we're to greg and bill's point we're not only fighting to keep a not only fighting to keep a culture of beer in the united culture of beer in the united states but a craft beer states but a craft beer culture. culture. with craft beer culture being with craft beer culture being hyper local in our communities hyper local in our communities and states, that's u.s. jobs. and states, that's u.s. jobs. that's a great tax base. that's a great tax base. where there is great beer food where there is great beer food will follow. will follow. where there is beer and food, where there is beer and food, music will tomorrow, that music will tomorrow, that demonstrates how we create demonstrates how we create culture in the united states culture in the united states that is

so our right to freedom of the united states has been. carrying a gun is commonplace in some states like texas. but given the overbearing presence of the arms trade throughout the area how could it be otherwise. of the two hundred eighty million guns in circulation in the us a third warrant fought in a gun store. heading to thomasville in the state of georgia we've gone to a gun show a real arms fire. how are you going to fight each year five thousand gun shows enter towns for three days in a carnival spirit. entry is free provided you carefully holster away your weapons to avoid any accidents. you are about as safe as i stood in front of a spread on tables are pistol shotguns even assault rifles that can be bought as easily as finding a computer. in the aisles many women of color alone with friends or family with husbands or even children in. the stands or all complied by recognized vendors and individuals. such onesie like that it just comes on. i'm done shows anyone can come. and sell their own weapons that are on display and with no v

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been being one of the richest men in the united states has been pretty consistent in terms of his support for wall street we've seen a huge gap in wealth inequality come out in the recent years in the in new york city and all of these issues new yorkers seem to be ready to have tackled and certainly this candidate democrat bill de blasio seems to be at least for now the person officially saying that look if you guys elect me i want to tax the rich i want to put an end to the controversial stop and frisk policy i want to be able to make this enormous gap between the rich and poor in new york city much lower and try to eradicated find affordable housing for so many people in new york city that need it and certainly these are all issues that resonate with new yorkers these days and it seems that they explain exactly why he is expected to win in this landslide election and curiously we cannot not point out that these are all issues that were brought to the limelight back after the financial crisis of two thousand and eight specifically underlined by the occupy wall street movement and this pa

americans united has been so proud since 2000 and eight to have sponsored this case and have represented these extraordinarily brave and courageous women. we got involved in this case for a simple reason, we believe that what the town of greece was doing was wrong. are dissipating in local government -- participating in local government is a irreversible right. it should not be conditioned on recitation of the lord's prayer or participation in any other prayer that is unique to a particular faith tradition. town residents attend these meetings, not as spectators, but as participants. children sports teams are invited to receive awards. people come to ask the board to take action and they come to seek zoning permits. exercising those rights and seeking those important benefits should not be conditioned on bowing one's head in recognition of the divinity of jesus christ. it is important to understand that we are not asking the board to discontinue its practice. up resenting prayer. we are asking that citizens not be pressured to participate in those prayers and the prayers be nondenominati

the united states has been aligned in large part with these sunni dictatorships are countries saudi arabia bahrain qatar. and sunni are in charge and largely at the moment i find myself largely opposed to the perceived shia you corrected that is not so much syria but that's the perception of the average american and more shia iran. could it be that you know for example the way pre world war two or during world war two the u.s. was an ally with the soviet union and then after world war two we flipped that back kind of relationship is about what we're seeing in saudi arabia and qatar both you know you're competing with each other to build pipelines through syria and you know intervening in the civil war and iran is kind of playing the good neighbor right now it seems so far correct me if i'm misconstruing i think it's very complex i don't know if anyone frankly is being a particularly good neighbor right now i think that foreign elements in iran included that. in many ways helped prolong this war and now i think the way to stop it of course is through a diplomatic process in which all of the

far right of freedom of the united states has been. carrying a gun is commonplace in some states like texas. but given the overbearing presence of the arms trade throughout the area how could it be otherwise. of the two hundred eighty million guns in circulation in the us a search warrant for any gun store. heading to thomasville in the state of georgia we've gone to a gun show a real arms fire. how are you going to fight each year five thousand gun shows enter towns for three days in a carnival spirit. entry is free provided you carefully holster away your weapons to avoid any accidents. you are about as safe as i stood in front of a spread on tables are pistol shots even assault rifles that can be bought as easily as fine if i can clean up. in the aisles many women of color alone with friends or family with husbands or even children in. the stands or all complied by recognized vendors and individuals. such onesie like that it just comes on. a gun show so anyone can come. and sell their own weapons that are on display and with no veri

states has been a lot of trouble for the last twenty years and we're going to have to figure out some way out of it that has to do i think with more libertarian policies because the end of the american people are just not going to accept this kind of failure and lies from our commander in chief's anymore ok kimberly i mean we when we heard there from austin is that either barack obama is a liar or ease or maybe both people do come and say that about george w. bush as well but for different reasons. yes i'm not going to do a character judgment on either one of our presidents if only in respect to the office however i do want to raise the point that. bush did in response to nine eleven which was a terrible tragedy he created the war on terror. the iraq war and this created one point five true added one point five trillion to the debt. over the next ten years just in contingency spending he took the debt and before the war he. budget deficit was about two hundred fifty billion a year and he doubled that to five to six hundred billion a year just on defense spending so again that was a bi

the united kingdom has been exposed reportedly using high tech equipment to squat on the button to start benjamin jones london to morocco from the record that the indian embassy. the taste diplomatic mission is to me to go into details from the german parliament's and the offices of me were selected representatives including the go. damaging revelations result in the uk is ambassador of being summoned by the german foreign ministry where the british diplomat was warm but tapping communication from an embassy would be a violation of international ngo. a spokesperson for uk prime minister david cameron said that britain has an excellent relationship with merkel's government which would continue to be the sport's best known to claim the uk intelligence services operate within a legal framework despite recent revelations suggesting otherwise britain's cold war tactics works crews in tow can easily buy american was a blow at this late in the uk and us have now been implicated in a series of clandestine operations which may run country's human rights legislation into school the us national sec

so our ride of freedom of the united states has been. carrying a gun is commonplace in some states like texas. but given the overbearing presence of the arms trade throughout the area how could it be otherwise. of the two hundred eighty million guns in in circulation. the u.s. a third war and fought in a gun store. heading to thomasville in the state of georgia we've gone to a gun show a real arms fair. how are you going to fight each year five thousand gun shows enter towns for three days in a carnival spirit. entry is free provided you carefully holster away your weapons to avoid any accidents. you are about as safe as i stood in front of a spread on tables are pistol shotguns even assault rifles that can be bought as easily as firing a vacuum cleaner. in the aisles many women of color alone with friends or family with husbands or even children in. the stands or all complied by recognized vendors and individuals. such only see like that it just comes on. a gun shows anyone can come and sell their own weapons that are on display and wit

. >> with a limited number of housing units, trenty has been moved to another housing unit. they sometimes use keep aways to get housing assignments. >> there's one outcome if you keep playing it. you run out of places to go and have to go to administrative segregation. the truth comes out and we find out the keep aways were man you faktured. >> what is the connection with her? >> i love her. >> i'm so glad you are here. i love you. >> i love you, too. her brother connected us, now we love each other. >> baker is dating her brother, but they share other things as well. they are both mothers and meth addicts. they are awaiting transfer to prison. they each have five year sentences that were fueled by their addictions. >> i used a friend's id to not have to use my own name because i had warrants. i have been on the run for two years. it caught up with me. it always does. i have been here three or four times since i was 18. i have been to prison twice. this will be my third trip. >> wise, who holds a jail job serving meals says this time around, she's grateful for what the tuls

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the united states has been aligned in large part with these sunni dictatorships are countries saudi arabia bahrain qatar saudi. and soon are in charge and largely at the moment i find myself largely opposed to the perceived shia you corrected that but not so much syria but i think that's the perception of the average american and more shia iran. could it be that you know for example the way pre world war two or during world war two the u.s. was of ally with the soviet union and then after world war two with that back kind of relationship is about the look we're seeing saudi arabia and qatar both you know you're competing with each other to build pipelines through syria and. you know intervening in a civil war and iran is kind of playing the good neighbor right now it seems so far . misconstruing i think it's very complex i don't know if anyone frankly is being a particularly good neighbor right now i think that foreign elements in iran included that. in many ways helped prolong this war. now i think the way to stop it of course is through a diplomatic process in which all of these parties

gentlemen, we have a report that the president of the united states has been the victim of an assassination. [gasps and murmurs] we will play the funeral march beethoven's third symphony. >> my name is peter crane and i was a 17-year-old high school entdent when presid kennedy was killed. >> november 22 was a friday and the funeral was monday. we had a balcony overlooking connecticut avenue and i took pictures of the procession. at the head of it was mrs. kennedy with robert kennedy on her right and teddy on her left. the three of them are casting long shadows before them as they walked down the avenue. it was very appropriate and moving. texas and washington, they remember the day. it is a moment or membered around the world. people will tell you i remembered what i was doing. we will have coverage throughout therrow on the anniversary, 50th anniversary of his killing on bbc world news. now for something completely different as monty python would say, the moment comedy fans have been waiting. today, theconference five surviving members of the legendary comedy group announced that they will

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states has been the system we have our capitalist system that allows the chief executives on the boards of directors of our corporations to decide how to distribute the profits of the company and surprise surprise they've distributed whopping proportions to themselves not only is it not good for the equal equilibration if you like of the equality of a society that prides itself on being so-called middle class but it's not even good for the corporation they should be spending that money on technical advance on producing better products not driving a few wealthy executives into the stratosphere so i think it's not a good sign it's not a healthy sign even about our system let alone the kind of more equal society that most americans clearly want richard from the one nine hundred thirty s. until the one nine hundred eighty s. in the united states c.e.o. pay average worker pay roughly was thirty to one and it was fairly consistent during that period of time we had a top income tax rate between seventy four and i. the one percent during that period of time and until the middle of the reagan ye