to kill her youngest child. 20-year-old everett brown was shot and killed over the weekend in cottage city. one man thinks he heard the gunshots. darcy spencer spoke to him and brown where's family. >> he was my omega, my helper. he was the world to me. >> he was the youngest son and is now gone. he was shot to death on a popular trail. >> he was a good-hearteded child. >> relatives gather at their home, not for a family barbecue, but to support each other and try to figure out why brown's life was taken. >> is there anything else you want to say? >> i hope whoever did it gets arrested and does the time they need to serve for the murder of my son. someone on the river trail found brown's body a couple hundred yards down the path. that was about #:45 saturday morning. he'd been shot. >> i didn't want to believe it. >> he was andrea arnold's cousin. she babysat him as a boy. >> it's just something you never want to hear. that your baby cousin was killed. the way he was killed, the way he was found, you hear it happen with other families. our family never suffer add tragedy like this. >> bowe

anybody want to add anything else to the cottage city? all right.stion right here. >> you spoke men, the british officers i guess cavalry officers who were not present at north point because they had been wounded and at least some of the wounded soldiers, british wounded, were left in houses in bladensburg. some i think in upper marlboro. what eventually happened to the british soldiers and officers who had been wounded and left to convalesce in american homes. >> go on, steve. >> you know, it's question because they end up playing a critical role, first of all, in the writing of the star spangled banner because these officers including the very brave colonel thornton who really led the charge both against -- across the bridge and then against barney's guns is severely wounded and he is given very good care here in bladensburg by the americans. and when francis scott key goes on his mission to try to negotiate the freedom for dr. beans, he has all these great arguments that the americans have come up to for why dr. beans should be released but what

anybody want to add anything else to the cottage city? all right. the british officers i guess cavalry officers who were not present at north point because they had been wounded and at least some of the wounded soldiers, british wounded, were left in houses in bladensburg. some i think in upper marlboro. what eventually happened to the british soldiers and officers who had been wounded and left to convalesce in american homes. >> go on, steve. >> you know, it's question because they end up playing a critical role, first of all, in the writing of the star spangled banner because these officers including the very brave colonel thornton who really led the charge both against -- across the bridge and then against barney's guns is severely wounded and he is given very good care here in bladensburg by the americans. and when francis scott key goes on his mission to try to negotiate the freedom for dr. beans, he has all these great arguments that the americans have come up to for why dr. beans should be released but what convinces general ross are these le

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anybody want to add anything else to the cottage city? all right.ish officers i guess cavalry officers who were not present at north point because they had been wounded and at least some of the wounded soldiers, british wounded, were left in houses in bladensburg. some i think in upper marlboro. what eventually happened to the british soldiers and officers who had been wounded and left to convalesce in american homes. >> go on, steve. >> you know, it's question because they end up playing a critical role, first of all, in the writing of the star spangled banner because these officers including the very brave colonel thornton who really led the charge both against -- across the bridge and then against barney's guns is severely wounded and he is given very good care here in bladensburg by the americans. and when francis scott key goes on his mission to try to negotiate the freedom for dr. beans, he has all these great arguments that the americans have come up to for why dr. beans should be released but what convinces general ross are these letters tha

time you get to the 25 percent radish that will be tight against the small cottage so the urban design they're looking at city manager is to try to make sure they can be as consider at as possible. >> thank you. i think i understand yeah. architect went through a very good presentation at the given i'm trying to interject realty because nobody in they're right mind is going to sit there with those two unit and leave them the way they were. if they were allowed to demolish it they'll be subsequent improvements and use the open space for another large building thaip they'll end up with fewer a bigger unit their limit by the amount of parking has explained be able to get about 4 units because of the parking problems and match the kind of square footage our providing you'll need unit of 33 thousand to 35 hundred in you think those are expensive this is off the wall this is a good entry size for buyers 12 maybe 14 hundred square feet is perfect >> you're getting 3 bedrooms so it make total sense and obviously this is not approved we're going to go back and see something like i described and have unit less affordab

capital spreads saying two thirds of city managers expect the cottage -- the scottish economy to weakenif there is a yes vote. societe generale pointing out companies that you might not have exposure to have the yes vote. , theve some of those names list of companies we talked about many times. they are exposed to scotland. >> a lot of b's. >> i think i had them alphabetically. >> there are also french companies. wo businesses in totally different fields who have exposure. >> also, offshore oil. it is going to be an interesting week. a lot more to talk about. thanks, anna edwards on scotland. we are going to be speaking to the leader of the better together campaign, alistair darling. he will be joining us in the second hour. plenty of questions for him to answer as we head towards thursday. let's talk about another story we are watching carefully. renewed clashes in ukraine follow sanctions against russia from the eu and united states last week. more retaliation coming through from moscow. ryan chilcote joins us now. the big story of the morning, not what is happening on the ground but

the cottage business that - now allows me to continue to sell the city through the relationships i've established established with my guests we have thousands of other hosts but selling san francisco as a designation the great point is selling the neighborhood that is so important to san francisco and to the tourism industry and negatively the city and my business supports that - >> i want to call some additional names. (calling name names). >> thank you go ahead. >> i'm another retired homeowner that is renting out homes if air b and b to hopefully pay my mortgage and property taxes. i've lived in san francisco more 40 years and adapted 4 children and bought a how many in the 80s i don't have enough money to pay the mortgage and thinking about my mother lived during the depression and during the depression when so many people didn't have enough money they used their houses to get an income they called them boarding houses and it's what i'm and a lot of people doing here there needs to be space in san francisco and i'm concerned about those in poverty my own family is in poverty and i

city's south side. it happened a few hours ago...around midnight near 35th and cottage grove. police were chasing this car, when it rolled over in a park. four people were pinned inside. all of them were taken to the hospital. three are in critical condition. police have not said why they were chasing the car. president obama will spell out his plans to answer the threat from "isis," in a wednesday night address to the nation. the president insists he won't send ground troops to syria or iraq. but he told "meet the press," he'll do what he can from the *air, to hunt down "isis" leaders and stop their movement. >> we are not looking at sending in hundreds of thousands of troops. we are going to be part of the international coalition carrying out air strikes in support on the ground by curtis troops. we are going to be putting together a plan for them so that they can retake the territory that had been taken over. >>the president says the air campaign will take months. he says nine other countries have agreed to join the fight against isis in iraq and syria. police in merrillvil