fortunately for mr. hayes he was able to deflect the initial attack. and what happens is mr. s gains the upper hand in this fight. though this started as he was the victim of an assault, he quickly becomes a participant in an altercation. the officer continues to observe the scene and wait the arrival of our response teams. you see mr. hayes now has gained the upper hand in this altercation. and as the response team comes in, you see them secure the participants fairly quickly. efficiently. and they'll be headed off to segregation. >> having received treatment for minor injuries, hayes is secured back in his cell. >> you were on top of him, how -- >> there was a point you had to stop. you didn't. he was on the chair cowering from you. that's no longer an assault on you. now you're beating the hell out of him. all right. that's why you're going to see the d-board. that's what happens. >> deputies will question the other inmate who has asked not to be identified on camera. then members of the jail's disciplinary board will determine what sanctions, if any, will be handed down. >

so mr. hayes? >> senator, there are a variety of studies that are under way to help address the question of whether the taxpayer is getting an appropriate royalty rate or not. of course this started with the gao study, which very strongly suggested that the federal leases were not getting an equivalent rate to many state leases, with texas being a prime example. this study, as you know primarily looks at the global question of -- and there are very few u.s. jurisdictions in this particular study. we're looking at that analysis, and we'll address it. i don't know the answer to your specific question about the bonus issue or not. it's a very important study, and it's part of it. we have another significant study under way as well. and it's the cumulative impact of all of these studies that we will utilize to determine if and what an appropriate proposal would be for a royalty rate. >> well, it was my understanding that the gao study was the one that left out the bonus bids. and again, extraordinarily

mr. hayes, welcome to you as well. thank you for the work that you have been doing on behalf of so many. well, these are areas that are contentious most certainly. and with the budget it even makes them more contentious. i was raised to recognize those that have tried to work with us and make good things happen, even if it's not as much as i would like. so i start off my comments this morning by thank you, mr. secretary, for your personal involvement in trying to advance some issues that are critically important to my state, and i think to the country when it comes to domestic oil and gas production. the last time we were all together, was when you came up to the state to visit, to look at some of the issues that we had before us, specifically cd-5 at this time stalled out because we couldn't get a bridge, permit for a bridge across the area. i had also an opportunity to look at the ocs projects and what shell is pursuing. mr. hayes, i truly appreciate that you have committed as much of your ti

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mr. hayes, welcome to you as well. thank you for the work you have been doing on behalf of so many.hile these are areas that are contentious most certainly and with the budget, and makes them more contentious. i was raised to recognize those who have tried to work with us and make good things happen, even if it is not as much as i would like. eyespot of my comments this morning by saying thank you, mr. secretary, for your personal involvement in trying to advance some issues that are critically important to my state and to the country when it comes to domestic oil and gas production. the last time we were all together was when you came up to the state to visit to look at some of the issues we had before us, specifically cd 5 spelled out because we cannot get a bridge permit -- spelled out because we cannot get a permit for a bridge across the area. also had an opportunity to look at the ocs project and what shel pursel doing. thank you for addressing some of the alaska-specific issues. we have made some progress. it is important to recognize that. but i also appreciate that we have

and it might be, if you want mr. hayes if he's worked on that, whatever you would think about that, how the savings are calculated? >> let me just say, i appreciate the comment senator manchin. >> the state has a lot old mining, kentucky has a lot of old mining, pennsylvania has a lot old, old mining that really help helped build the country. and i think it's a step in the right direction that we can clean up and do something withed land. >> i'm going to have david or noel get back to you on that. >> from focusing on the intent of the macro, which are the coal mine issues themselves, as opposed to other deeds. >> i interpreted it by looking at them now targeting the return on the aml money, the abandoned linemaned money, it's going to where the need is. >> right. >> where we've with always said. >> the savings would be that basically we're able to clean up and put land in production. i would with assume that's the effect you all have. >> does everyone agree to that? >> now where i disagree. >> you're afraid -- >> concernin

secretary, that if you want mr. hayes if he's worked on that end or whatever would you think about that, how the savings are calculated. >> let me just say i appreciate the comment, senator manchin. we're trying to focus on the high risk areas, and it's especially -- >> our state has a lot of old mining, kentucky has a lot of old mining, pennsylvania has a lot of old mining that really helped build the country, and i think it's a step in the right direction to clean that up and put it back into production, if we can do something with the land. >> and i think that was part of the intention of going after the old mines and getting them cleaned up. i'll have david or pam, i don't know whether you know enough about the process and how it's changed. >> if not, you can get back to me on that. >> i think the savings, senator, is a gain from focusing on the intent of smack row, the coal mine issues themselves, as opposed to other needs. we'll -- >> i interpreted it by looking at, now targeting the return on the aml money, at ban

mr. hayeseen doing on behalf of so many. while these are areas that are contentious most certainly and with the budget it even makes them more contentious. i was raised to recognize those that have tried to work with us to make good things happen even if it is not as much as i would like, and so i start my comments by thank you, mr. secretary, for your personal involvement in trying to advance some issues that are critically important to my state. and i think to the country, when it comes to domestic oil and gas production. the last time we were all together, with when you came up to the state to visit to look at some of the issues that we had before us, specifically cd5 at the time stalled out because we couldn't get a bridge, permit for a bridge across the area. and also an opportunity to look at the ocs projects and what shall is pursuing. mr. hayes, i truly appreciate that you have committed as much of your time to help address not only these issues but some of the other alaska specific iss

. >> and, mr. hayes, if you can also addressed the issue of whether or not bonus bids are being counted when the government assesses whether the taxpayers are getting a fair deal. it is my understanding that they are not. i would further at that the difference that you might have in north dakota or texas is you have got a level of stability and predictability there that we're not seeing certainly with the federal leases. >> senator, there are a variety of studies under way to help address the question of whether the taxpayer is getting inappropriate royalty rate or not. this started with the gao study, which strongly suggested that the federal leases or not getting an equivalent rate to many state leases, with texas being a prime example. this study, as you know, primarily looks at the global question and there are very few u.s. jurisdictions in this study. we're looking at that analysis and will address it. i do not know the answer to your specific question about the bonus issue or not. it is a very imp

. >> one of the moves i was showing mr. hayes was -- defense technique. more of a different martial arts. we do -- an adult level. we -- mix the martial arts up a little bit. we have a move where somebody -- back. >> from the back bare hug. >> i have a bare hug on him. i'm strong. >> we can see your muscles. >> watch this. >> simple step to the side. and -- as i'm stepping to the side, bring my other leg around him and from here -- >> wow. >> yes. >> and not 205 pounds. >> how much do you weigh? >> 150. >> you got him in a lock. i can tell you that. >> i had a firm grip on him, too. >> not only is physically demanding to be able to do that but you can protect yourself as well. >> nutrition tip. >> march is national nutrition month. i want everyone to go to the hayes way, we will show thank you good nutrition for you for this whole month. >> all right. thanks so much, steve. thank you. nice to have you with us. it is now 11:26. coming up in the next half hour of "news4 midday" the award being given to metro this morning. plus, shocked and end departmentic.

mr. chairman, deputy secretary hayes and miss hayes, we're pleased that you're here today. mr. secretary, you talked about your new role to help develop a tourism strategy for the country, and the importance of protecting our outdoors and and special places being critical to the tourism strategy. as you know, the land and water conservation fund has been one of the federal programs most successful at protecting our special places and wildlife habitats and public recreation. in new hampshire we've got all kinds of examples from the lwcf, the umbega national wildlife refuge, parts of the appalachian trail in new hampshire have all been proteched through the land and water conservation fund and i was pleased to see additional funding in the proposed budget for that program, and i know that you've said you're committed to getting full funding for lwcf for 2014. could you talk about your plans how we should get to full funding and whether you think there is a dedicated funding stream, an additional dedicated funding stream that we can add to what's been proposed by congress but has