i was going to ask mark, and he kind of slipped out. director heinicke: i want to make sure that the recommendation we have for our policy here for $10 million -- when it says dno and public official, i assume that would cover our staff were anything that might be included there? >> that is correct. director heinicke: that raises a question -- i mean, part of this is -- you know, you have insurance policies to protect your staff and make sure you are able to get qualified financial people in the markets and someone might want to come in and work for us, sees we do not have this insurance and might be less likely to work for us. this is not just about protecting current employees. it is about keeping us competitive. my question is -- $150,000 retention, i assume, would be something that would not be put on the individual employee. it would be a situation with the agency would essentially cover the -- cover that. >> i have that written down. we should build this into the cost of our bonding when we look at final approval, we know the $100

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just ask mark.ryland athletic director gave him the key to the hoops program after seeking other candidates first, people went mark who? he had his chance to show his stuff tonight. he was all pumped up. jonathan insufficient postage returned to cinder. alex with the big block. he'll have to sit out. ncaa suspension. nick from baltimore. he finished with 14, but maryland only wins 89-84. not a bad first start, but they would have liked to run away with that one. all right, caps change. this was in raleigh, by the way. i'm sorry, folks. david owens doesn't know what he's talking about. first goal of the season. later, two on one. caps win 5-1. good stuff. up next, final week of the regular season for the prep boys. high school football here we come. take a portrait of this one. going toe to toe in bethesda. and expect to come out on top. just ask richard montgomery. next. . >>> now the toyota d.c..high school sports.net report. >> welcome to week 10, everybody. i feel like a cheerleader. give me a g,

i was going to ask mark, and he kind of slipped out. director heinicke: i want to make sure that the recommendation we have for our policy here for $10 million -- when it says dno and public official, i assume that would cover our staff were anything that might be included there? >> that is correct. director heinicke: that raises a question -- i mean, part of this is -- you know, you have insurance policies to protect your staff and make sure you are able to get qualified financial people in the markets and someone might want to come in

we asked mark strassmann to take a close look at just one place to show us what this means. >> you know, we talk about education... >> reporter: chief scott salley runs the county jail in naples, florida. it holds about 900 prisoners, and more than half of them have abused prescription drugs. >> we cannot continually detox and house these people in jail. jail is not a place for an addict, but here we are. >> my family doesn't want anything do with me because i'm a drug addict. >> reporter: kyle lahanse is behind bars for lying about a robbery. he started popping painkillers when he was 14. what did you use? >> oxy, pain pills. i got addicted to them and i needed them. >> reporter: how bad is this epidemic? >> the analogy i use is like standing on the beach with a tsunami rolling in on you. you may think that you can come back it but it's going to take you with it. it's huge. >> reporter: how young are some of the first-time users? >> usually 11, 12, 13 years of age they start dabbling. they may not even know what the name of the pill is and they take it. you go from toddler to experimen

and i began by asking mark if the accuser ever brought his accusations to syracuse university or the authorities? >> reporter: david, he did call in 2002 and spoke for about five minutes with the syracuse police detective who heard his story, davis says that detective doug fox told him, the statute of limitations had come and gone with him. three years later in 2005, syracuse university did its own internal investigation of bernie fine. they did that with their own lawyers. bobby davis was asked to produce some witnesses. one of the witnesses, a source who would know, tells me was laurie fine, bernie fine's wife. and at the time, she told the panel that he's a liar, she knows nothing and it's a joke. >> so, there would seem to be a history here. mark, we do know syracuse police, the d.a., even the feds are now investigating. are we expected to hear any more from coach boeheim? >> reporter: well, earlier today, there was a release from the university saying that coach boeheim would have nothing more to say about the matter. there is chatter he may be releasing a statement later in the

we'll ask mark zandi. and newt gingrich rises to the most dangerous place in politics. the top of therepublican field . we'll ask if the former speaker can hold on where others have failed. >> and as we approach thanksgiving. all on fox news sunday. hello from fox news in washington. well, after months of secret talks and public posturing, we are now in the end game for the super committee. will they make a deal by wednesday to cut the deficit by 1.2 trillion? first the republican co-chair hensarling. welcome back to "fox news sunday". >> good morning. >> is this thing dead? >> no one want to give up hope. reality is starting to overtake hope. 12 good people who invested a lot and trying to find common ground . so takes that taken place over the weekend and they will continue to take place. but we need to come to an agreement and get an estimated by the congressional office by the end of monday. it is a daunting challenge. >> is there any sign that republicans are going to make a big concession or democrats will make a big decision. you have over 24 hours to make a conce

let me go back to mark halperin at the debate site tonight for the cnbc vote. i've got to ask you a question since you're out there. this thing with herman cain, is that going to come up tonight? >> i think it's got to come up. it's going to largely be up to the moderators, certainly where the press is focused. i think the bigger issue, because i expect mitt romney to have a good debate here, it's his home turf, michigan, and on the economy. the big issue for me is not how cain handles it, it's gingrich, huntsman, and perry, if any of these three guys can step up and have a strong debate, they can catch the attention of republican voters and the media as a potential alternative to mitt romney, the long forecasted role that no one has taken yet. >> and by the way, the obama campaign, mark, has to take heart from last night's results. a campaign memo on the election of last night says voters in ohio overwhelmingly rejected john kasich's anti-worker bill standing strong against a republican agenda. that seeks to put a greater economic burden on the shoulders of hardworking middle

. >> wheel of like to ask how principle -- ask principle mark alvarado to present the first distinguished award. >> is my pleasure to introduce romero. i met him at john o'connell, he is one of the graduates from there. come by and between going to school at o'connell as was working there, i think we are 20 + years. probably one of the most phenomenal math teachers i have had the opportunity to see because he is able to connect with students in a way that grabs them and engages them in math, which is very difficult to do. he has moved and taken a new position as a teacher on special assignment and is bringing the classroom knowledge to building out the 21 program, an emerging program. it is a pleasure and honor to introduce him. [applause] >> of like to thank you for this award, which keeps that passion for me is the kids and the co- workers over the years. they have that same passion. i would like to thank you very much for this. [applause] president mendoza: we have a special service award. >> will live like to invite the principal from garfield elementary school to tell us about the sp

. >> it was one of the things i was going to ask mark about." from one of the fact check people. he did say that but what he also said was, i think when the economy starts to recover we need to tax the rich. >> there was a slice and dice in it. that particular ad is under a lot of scrutiny and a lot of criticism. the question is how are you going to track that and hold accountable? an ad that comes directly from a campaign, a lot of accountability. you can call them on it, stand up right in front of them. a group that's maybe here for two years, gone in six months? what's the accountability and i think that has a lot to do with it. >> mark, when an ad is put together, you clearly put an ad together to enhance the guy you want to have win. how much does it hurt when these fact checks come out? sometimes i feel like it's just -- we're against so much headwind that you can come out and say, listen, this ad takes clinton out of context, yes, he said that, but he also said he agrees with president obama that the rich ought to pay more, et cetera, et

we will ask mark zandy who has been a leading economic advisor to both parties. newt gingrich rises to the most dangerous place in politics, the top of the republican field. we will ask our sunday panel if the former speaker can hold on where others have failed. and as we approach thanksgiving, your power player of the week takes me dancing with turkeys. all right now on "fox news sunday." >> and hello again from fox news in washington. well, after months of secret talks and public posturing we are now in the end game for the supercommittee. will they make a deal by wednesday to cut the deficit by $1.2 trillion over the next decade? in a moment we will talk with a key democrat on the committee but first the republican cochair jer hensarling. congressman, welcome back to "fox news sunday." >> good morning. >> simple question. is this thing dead? >> nobody wants to give up hope. reality is to some extent starting to overtake hope. there were 12 good people who invested a lot in this trying to find a common ground to achieve the goal of this committee. so talks have