let's drill down a bit more cities, bridgeport, connecticut.e highest tax of all cities and they have unemployment rate of 11.7%. number two, philadelphia, unemployment rate 10.6%. as you go these big giant cities with a lot of taxes and a lot of misery and a lot of unemployment. the only one in the top 10 that doesn't have a big unemployment rate, by the way, los angeles number eight on the list as far as tax burden for its citizens and 11% unemployment. there's a reason for this. it doesn't work. stuart: more on that in our next hour. jerry brown, california loses another big business to rick perry, texas. new noon the tax climate . plus, donald sterling, nba owner caught in a controversy of a racist comment. should he be forced to give up his team? hour to start in two minutes. stuart: it is monday and the news is breaking all over, and we've got it for you. toyota quit california. their home office goes to texas. score another for rick perry. james lacey is here. overstock.com is here. why are they going into insurance? stand aside the afla

host: mario is next from bridgeport, connecticut. democrats line. elements of the fbi war on terror, profiling and entrapment. utilizing middle east and informants, the fed's target muslims and they can and filtrate religious and meanings -- meetings. in the case of the boston marathon, whether domestic or international terrorism, the middle man, informant, was taken out of the picture. the goal was accomplished. perhaps now the fbi will think twice before profiling and instigating acts of terrorism. andmedia whitewash xenophobia having citizens blaming militia, illegal aliens and the usual suspects, al qaeda, and even obama for the terrible a cowardly act that occurred april 15, 2013. i'm wondering why they never showed an american militia member out in a sting. host: clarence from colorado. independent line. caller: i am responding to you asking the young man to give a correlation. these are the correlations. ,artin luther king, junior people want us to forget what was suffered in this country by ts and the racist people but we need to remember 9/

my friends, i grew up in bridgeport connecticut, a homeless phineas taylor barnum. pt barnum as he was known was the greatest circus showman in history. let me paint a picture for you of how it was when i was a boy in an industrial new england city and the circus came to town a mile-long train with 60 cars pulled into the train station. trucks moved on to the fairgrounds and local kids began to gather to watch the roustabouts unpack. finally they set out the three huge rings and raised the big tent, which seems to us impossibly big. it held the promise of a thrilling spectacle of the flying trapeze acts, typo -- tightrope walkers a human cannonball firebreather some lion tamer's and then, just bend when it as if things couldn't get any more exciting the roustabouts set up the sideshow acts, the parade of human curiosities, the freak show. these were the real mysteries of the circus for children yearned to see and yet that also haunted them later. bearded ladies, siamese twins chang in and, the living skeleton, the test and aswan, zip the, the line faced man. my frie

particularly in the area of our region around new york and connecticut and new jersey, and the recent tragedies, the derailment and in bridgeport costing lives, causing injuries, as well as the powrnlings that -- power outages that have disrupted travel for as much as 13 days and other kinds of disruption should lead to a new era of leadership at metro north and hopefully they will. management is critical, good management is key to making this railroad work better than it has, making it more safe and reliable. good management is vital. but money, along with management, is absolutely necessary. in fact, management -- good management requires investment. and that is why we are here today not to talk about money for the sake of dollars and cents, but the investment that it means in the track and the bridges, the cars and other equipment that are vital to make this railroad more safe and reliable. now, we know some of this investment is small in amount. the senator from new york and i have championed the idea of cameras facing inward and outward compared to the overall cost of investment, that one is relatively minimal. likewise, a