About two weeks ago, a 48-year-old man was murdered during rush hour by a teenage squeegee worker at the corner of Light and Conway in Baltimore.  The event has become a national story, but closer to home, it's becoming a divisive issue.  The event has also led to questions about what the city should do to combat the Squeegee Kids' panhandling.  City Mayor Brandon Scott hosted a summit at Coppin State University last week, where Squeegee Kids, drivers, police, city officials, and others, met to discuss what happened and what the future holds.  On Monday's Big Bad Morning Show, the guy's discussed Mayor Scott's response and then hear from the listeners about what the next steps should be.