i went to school ini eastport, maine. very close to canada. henry clay had insisted after the of 1812, the island had been taken by the british. he insisted when he negotiated the end of the treaty, the island be returned to the united states. even when john quincy adams who was another negotiator was willing to sort of let the -- canada have the -- let british have the island. i'm wondering if any of the historians would know why he was so adamant on the return of the island in eastport to america. >> i don't know if you know the specific. >> i'm not an expert on moose island and why clay -- i do know that clay in making the treaty of 1812 took the strongest position of all the american delegates. he wanted america to have a strong position. clay tended to try to get everything he could and i'm not sure on moose island. i hope there is another historian out there that could tell us we talked before we got started live about clay's antipathy towards the british. what can you tell us about that as a general point in his philosophy? >> he fell,

before midnight on saturday, killing 51-year-old bruce wagner and to family pets in the home on eastport avenue. we caught up with the family after the fire did they tell us the blaze began just hours after his daughter's wedding. plan directed at this baltimore county recycling plant. captain roy taylor reported on this breaking news round of talk this evening. it is unclear what sparked the fire but an investigation is underway. one of the five people convicted in the elaborate darfur hire of a gas station owner will head to deal for the rest of his life. he learn his fate today in baltimore county circuit court. for his role in the slaying of william ray porter. porter was shot and killed back in march of 2010 in what was supposed to look like a gas station robbery. his wife carla is accused of orchestrating the scheme. she is due to stand trial next year. city police say thieves used a craigslist tumor victim to a location where they were robbed at gunpoint. the latest incident happened saturday afternoon just before 3:00. the person thought there were going to buy a car posted onlin

and we all knew in eastport that henry clay had insisted after the war of 1812, the island had been taken by the british. he had insisted when he negotiated the end of the treaty that the island be returned. even when john quincy adams was able to let british have the island. i'm wondering if any of the historians would know why he was so add mant on the return of moose island in east port to america. >> i don't know if you know the specifics. >> not an expert on moose island. i do know that clay when making the treaty of the war of 1812, he took the strongest position of all of the american delegates. he wanted america to have a strong position. clay tended to try to get everything he could. i'm not sure on which island. i hope another historian can tell us. >> we started live about the antagonism towards -- what can you tell us about that as a gin point in his philosophy? >> well, he felt, of course, that the british were still trying to hold on, punish america with the war of 1812. he definitely wanted a war with england. he thought america could still beat england. i don't know if tha