because those are the facts. >> uhm -- >> 2% of the entire ocs, yes or no? >> we've made available 75% of the reserves. >> that is not what i'm asking. >> we're not leasing areas where there is no oil offshore. >> what percent of the entire ocs of this country is being drilled on right now? what is that percentage? >> i'll take that, david. here's mary, senator landrieu, the fact of the matter is that there are tens, i think it's, maybe it's -- it is -- it is over 30 million, 40 million acres we did in the one lease sale. there is more that will be leased. the lease sale i did in new orleans in december, i think was 38 million acres, about 2 million acres of it was leased. >> mr. secretary -- >> when you make available in one lease sale tens of millions of acres and some of it is bid on the companies are going where they know the oil and gas is. the fact is we are moving forward with a very robust gas leasing program. >> in my view mr. chairman we're never going to get clear as long as we continue to talk around and throw statistics out to try to make both si

finally, the responsibility for reviewing air quality issues in the arctic ocs was transferred from the epa to oem to deal with the egregious permitting delays. almost six years in one case. i'd like to hear from all of you about how these new authorities are being utilized and whether you believe you've got the tools that you need to improve the pace of permitting and increase production both on and offshore. improving the department's performance is particularly important to me in light of recent doi reports that indicate while overall production domestically, it is at an all-time high, it's not necessarily the case on federal land and waters. ene news recently reported the production of natural gas declined by 11% in fy 11 and oil production declined by 14%, a significant portion of this is clearly the result of the moratorium put in place in the gulf of mexico following the deepwater horizon and we'd like to explore with you today what the current pace of permitting is in the gulf. how many drilling rigs are operating. whether the improvements have been made to improve and accelerat

overseeing safety and environmental performance on the ocs includes drilling permits and managing the order ily development of the nation's offshore oil and gas resources. a lot of attention has been paid to our permitting and i sympathize with the people who depend on the permits for jobs. the same people who were so negatively impacted by the deepwater horizon tragedy in many cases. permitting is an essential part of our safety mission and we issue permits only when companies have demonstrated that they can conduct their proposed operations safely and responsibly. they've met all the safety standards and they respond effectively in the case of worst-case discharge. we've significantly decreased the amounts of time it takes to approve a permit and have issued hundreds of deep water and shallow-water permits over the past year. but those that believe the pace of permitting should be automatically the same as before deepwater horizon are ignoring the lessons of that disaster. i will commit to rooting out inefficiencies and making the process as straight forward, predictable and underst

secretary, the facts are these -- we are drilling on less than 2% of the ocs. 2%. now only a small portion is leasable and of that leasable portion, we're drilling on 2%. the ocs is 200 miles wide and it goes from oregon to maine and we're drilling on less than 2%. so i just think that it's important for us to be clear about what our situation is. in addition, i want to say that despite the administration's arguments that are laid out that you all are all guns blaring and green lights for drilling, the facts that i checked and if you disagree tell me, only 21 permits for offshore drilling have been issued by this team in 2010 there were 32 permits. i just left the annual conference of

now, the oc opinion, mort already described, doesn't atrekked to wrestle with the broad implications of separation of powers of its claim. and the recess has occurred. instead, it sort of proceeds, to me, a rather flawed process that a senate practice of using pro forma session is invalid because it impedes the president's pow tore make recess appointments. that, ladies and gentlemen, is an utterly bizarre claim. the constitution allows the president to make recess appointment only when the senate is in recess. it doesn't guarantee him the power to make any such appointments or even one to accept the senate is in session continuously of an intra-session. the recess appointment powers never comes into play. now, let me close by saying that i'm reasonably confident. we can discuss that a bit more. that the courts will strike this down. the courts not to do so would greatly weaken knot just congressional authority, but diminish individual liberty that depends for its ultimate preservation on separation of power and well functioning system of checks and balances. unfortunately, a great d

not what i'm asking. >> we are not leasing areas where there is no oil -- >> what percent of the entire ocs of this country is being drilled on right now. >> let me take that, david. >> march rirks senator landrieu, the fact of the matter is there are tens and i think maybe it's -- it is over 30, 40 million acres we just did in the one lease sale. there's more that will be leased. the lease sale i did in december -- >> when ymr. secretary -- >> when you make available tens of millions in lease sale -- >> mr. secretary -- >> the fact is we are moving forward with a very robust -- >> we are never going to get, in my view, mr. chairman, we're never going to get clear as long as we continue to talk around and throw statistics out that try to make both sides look good. i'm not trying to make you look any worse. i'm just trying to get the facts out to the public. when you speak, you get people thinking that we're drilling everywhere, on shore and offshore and the facts are not -- don't justify that. up know that 98% of our offshore is limited to drilling. we can't even explore there. we're talkin

equally significant, if n the oc sports events that will be telecast. far more than any conference has had on television. what that will mean to our student athletes for the best of the best in what they do to be up to be seen by their families, to fall by passionate -- followed by a passionate fans will get our conference, the advantages going forward. there's a lot of excitement, a lot of buzz about what this will mean for our conference and college sports. a lot of people to thank for bringing this to reality. i want to commend gary stevenson, the president of pac 12 and prizes for the amazing team he is putting together to bring this to realization and have this be a great success for schools and to all parties that are working with him and especially to mayor lee, who has been such a great visionary and advocate for this city and in such a great facilitator. the city has overachieved on everything. we are on schedule and they are thrilled we -- with the partnership will have with the city to show cash -- showcase all that is new and innovative. than

sill with the iosc and with the ocs program for artillery. and later in the war i know that there was this rule that said that all combat arms officers should have four months of troop experience before they go to vietnam. and they did that pretty much across the board for a while, but then they found that with artillery people, that when they came out of ocs, they had fo training -- or at least they were ready, and by the time they'd had four months of troop training they'd lost a lot of it. and for a period of time they sent artillery second lieutenants newly commissioned directly to vietnam. >> right. >> i think that was a mistake, then realized it, so went back to the other. but that's my familiarity with artillery. so in your case, you had orders for this new cavalry air unit at ft. benning before you had even before to artillery obc. >> right. the very first orders i ever got said that's where i was going, but you're going here first. and then to ft. sill first, then to ft. benning. >> so you graduate in spring of '64 and you go to obc u

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the program changes in a way examination teams are assembled. oc precisely matches examiner skills with the unique challenges each examination offers and examination materials are standardized. working with the division of risk, this program greatly expands the use of risk-based targeting. better targeting and more effective examinations are paying off. over the last few years, 42% of exams have identified significant findings, up by a third since 2009. and over that same period, the percentage of exams resulting in referrals to enforcement has risen by half, from 10 to 15%. one such referral involved a fund which had come into our sites precisely because of our risk-based targeting efforts. during our examination, the findr admitted to an error in their trading algorithm, a failure that cost investors more than $200 million. thanks to the work of the exam team skp team and enforcement staff, they returned the money to investors almost before they knew they had been wrong and paying a $25 million penalty. meanwhile the enforcement division led by t

the has brought changes in the way that examination teams are assembled. oc now precisely manages examiner skills with the unique challenges each examination offers. and examination materials are standardized. and working with the division of risk, strategy and financial innovation, the program expands the use of risk-based targets. better targeting and more effective examinations are paying off, over the last two years, 42% of examines have identified sniff kpant findings, up by a third since 2009. and over that same period, the percentage of exams has risen by half, one such referral involved a fund that came into our sites because of our risk based program. there was a failure that cost investors more than $200 million. thanks to the work of the enforcement staff, the fund agreed to a settlement returning all the money to wronged investors almost before they knew they had been wronged and paying a $25 million penalty. meanwhile the enforcement division led by today's other cochair, revamped its operations putting additional talented attorneys back on the f

also had an opportunity to look at the ocs project and what shel pursel doing. ank 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 got a ways to go. we will continue to work with you. but i appreciate that you are working with us. and i thank you for that. i would like to address just a couple of very alaska-specific issues. mr. secretary, you and i have had a chance to discuss the matter i am more than a little bit disappointed with in the budget on the alaska conveyance program. there is an enormous reduction to that program. as you know, we have been working for well over 40 years to try to get the conveyances to our alaska natives, 53 years ago, and we're continuing with that. but we cannot make these conveyances unless we had that budget. i address our state legislature last week. one of the early questions that came up with the issue of the federal government's role with regards to our legacy wealth -- wells. the 137 wells drilled by the federal governme

overseeing safety and environmental performance on is the scs includes drill canning -- ocs includes lling permits. a lot of attention has been paid to our permitting pace, and i sympathize with the people who depend on these permits for the jobs. the same people who were so negatively impacted by the deepwater horizon tragedy in some cases. permitting is an essential part of our process. we issue permits only safely and responsibly. they're meeting all of the enhanced safety standards, and they can respond effectively in the event of a worst case discharge. by working closely with the industry, we have significantly decreased the amount of time it takes to approve a permit and have issued hundreds of deepwater and shallow water permits over this past year. however, those who believe the pace of permit should be automatically the same rig mothering the lessons of that disaster. i will commit to rooting out inefficiencies and making the permitting process straightforward and understandable, but not at the expense of safety. when coupled with increasing hiring and training of engineers,

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 time to help address not only these issues, but some of the other alaska-specific issues. we have made some progress, and i think it is important to recognize that. but i also appreciate, as you do, that we've got a ways to go. we will continue to work with you. but i appreciate that you are working with us. and i thank you for that. i would like to address just a couple very alaska-specific issues, and mr. secretary, you and i have had a chance to discuss them. i'm more than a little bit disappointed within the budget on the alaska conveyance program. there is an enormous reduction to that program. and as you know, we've been working for well over 40 years to try to get the conveyances to our alaska natives to try to try to get the land conveyance that are made upon statehood which is now 53 years ago. we're continuing with that, but we can't make these conveyances unless we have that budget. i addressed our state legis

only -- of the ocs. the ocs is 200 miles wide and it goes from oregon to maine. it is important for us to be clear about what our situation is. in addition, despite the administration also argument laid out that you are guns blaring and green lights for drilling, the fact that i checked -- if you disagree tell me -- only 20 apartments for offshore drilling had been issued. in 2010, there were 32 per minute. i just left the annual conference of -- in 2010, there were 32 per mets. i just left the conference of oil drillers. they were beside themselves to get their permits. 41% of our oil and gas independent operators and service companies -- i am not talking about exxon and shell, that have operations all over the world -- is like talking about well producers in louisiana. 40% are not making a profit at all. 70% have lost significant cash reserves. 82% of business owners have lost personal savings as a result of the slowdown. part of this is the accident and part of it is the permit moratorium. i know what you are trying to do when you are making statements about i

>> this is the oc from san francisco. and they're great live. e might call you up, but probably just grab a tam bureen. when i went up there, the drummer handed me his sticks. i do not play drums. so i just took them and went for it. >> jimmy: it seemed like you were terrified. >> i was trying to stay in time. >> jimmy: you almost did. you almost did stay in time. >> rolling stone the next day actually wrote, it wasn't that bad actually. >> jimmy: really? >> awesome review. >> jimmy: i've known you since you were 12. i had no idea you played drums? >> i don't. when i was 15, i bought a drum set. i told my parents i wanted a drum set. they said, get a job. i got a paper route. got the drums, played for like a year. bought it for $400. said i'm done with this thing. my father lit up. he said you'll sell it for $500, and make a profit. so i sold the drums and my father's thrilled. >> jimmy: what a great economic lesson. >> buy low, sell high. he was very happy. >> jimmy: i wanted to show you this. i don't think you've seen this in a while. you used

overseeing safety and environmental performance on the ocs includes drilling permits and managing the orderly development of the nation's offshore oil and gas resources. a lot of attention has been paid to our permiting pace and i sympathize with the people who depend on these permits for the jobs. the same people who were so negatively impacted by the deepwater horizon strategy, in many cases. permiting is an essential part of our safety mission. we issue permits only when companies have demonstrated that they can conduct their proposed operations safely and responsibly. they are meeting of the enhanced safety standards and they can respond effectively in the event of the worst case just charge. by working closely with the industry, we have decrease the amount of time it takes to approve a permit and and have issued hundreds of permits over this past year. however, those believe the pace should be automatically the same as before deepwater horizon -- they are ignoring the lessons of the disaster. i will root out any efficiencies in making the permitting process as straightforward for

just 21 years old, cash was already on his eighth trip to the oc jail. on a conviction for possession of stolen credit cards. he was better known by the nickname he shared with the unit. >> i love the drama. i'm drama. >> shot up, you're a stupid bitch, you know me, girl! >> marcus is probably our most flamboyant inmate, every time he comes out of the cell it's almost a show. exaggerates movemens and speech quite a bit. so it draws alot of attention to him. >> the kind of attention that cash has soul mate mario, said he could do without. >> she is a good person but sometimes she does draw a lot of attention to herself and she can be kind of noisy and drive me nuts but some people dry to give her drama, throw things at the window and yell and knock on the door and stuff like that. >> they hate on me. >> watch your back, bitch, the dagger is coming. >> when the drama got too high for cash, he would turn to barbaro for support. >> i'm more older sister or brother to her. she's young. so i try to give her advice. >> excuse me. >> i love you girl. >> it's a lo

three men who emphatically say no to this question, and one man who has chronicled the quest of the four ocganiarians and continue to point out the danger of atomic weapons. perhaps the use of these weapons is low, but the consequences of that low probability event are unimaginably horrible. so these three courageous men who have built their credibility through years of service have sought to bring the danger back to the forefront of the public. they, in fact, moved president obama two years ago to take a number of initiatives to reduce the nuclear danger. now let me introduce these courageous individuals. george schultz was president reagan's secretary of state from 1982 to 1989. he played a key role in implementing a foreign policy that led to the successful conclusion of the cold war and the development of strong relationships between the united states and countries of the asia ixon ic region including china,. administration as secretary of labor, director of the office of management and budget and secretary of the he has been a professor at m.i.t., at the university of chicago, and curr

. >> let me ask you about the timeliness of ocs permitting. i guess i'm bring you into the conversation, director watson. can you tell us how the department is doing hiring the personnel and process the permits. as i mentioned in my statement, in the last interior bill, we move forward the new fees to help with this effort, provide additional authorities to not only increase the level of competition, but really to try to get additional funds for those personnel responsibilities. where are we with that? i'm still hearing from folks that they feel that the agency is still understaffed and that is causing what they consider to be ongoing delays. where are we? >> we began with about 60 inspectors and a modest number of engineers that do the permitting. and we have a target that is bhased on where the industry is projected to go in terms of the number of applications that we would expect to get. plus all of the new standards that we've implemented and the workload that's required. and it comes out to, you need about a total of 150 inspectors and you

secretary, we are drilling on less than 2% of the ocs, 2%. le portion, weird trilling 2%. the ocs is 200 miles wide and it goes from oregon to maine and we are drilling on less than 2%. so i just think that it's important for us to be clear about what our situation is. in addition, i want to say that despite the administration arguments that are laid out that you are all guns blaring and green lights for drilling, if you disagree tell me, but only 21 permits for offshore drilling have been issued by the state in 2010 there were 32 permits. i just left the annual conference of local, which is louisiana oil and gas yesterday. they are beside themselves with not being able to get their permits processed and to answer you mr. franken, let me just say that exxon and shell may be making record profits but according to a study recently done by a greater new orleans in, 41% of our oil and gas independent operators and service companies -- i'm not talking about exxon and shell that have operations all over the world. i'm talking about companies in the

more attention in mod q than marcus koush, just 21 years old, cash was already on his eighth trip to the oc on a conviction for possession of stolen credit cards. he was better known by the nickname he shared with the unit itself. >> i love the drama. they call me drama, like i am drama. shut up. you're stupid. you know me. you know me, girl. >> marcus is probably our most flamboyan inmate. every time he comes out of the shell it is almost a show and exaggerates movements and speech quite a bit so it draws a lot of attention to him. >> it is the kind of attention that cash's cell mate, mario perez said he could do without. >> she is a good person. sometimes she does draw a lot of attention to herself. she can be kind of noisy and drive me nuts, but some people try different

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running up a huge trade deficit, the biggest in 20 years can, and yet the commentary we get from the pb 0 oc is they are not going to resort to cutting rrr to help shape monetary policy. what does it mean? do you see more imbalances along the way? >> well, i think the comment we should wait, that the annual data is more important, of course who wants to wait that long, is a valid point and, you know, i'm always skeptical of trade numbers in china around january/february because of the difficult issue with seasonal adjustment when they have a new year that is such a hugely floating holiday each year. and so you could just see in effect there was that time period where trade activity sort of stalled out and then you've got a surge back of imports simply as a payback for that cutoff period, if you will, during the new year. >> yeah, absolutely. that's a great point, ellen. we are going to have to leave it there for the conversation on china. ellen will stay with us. we'll talk all things the fed as the fmoc kicks off its meeting tomorrow. for all those apple fans out there if you preordered the

bodies in this position, but again make sure that it's going towards the goal which is a more orderly and expedited processing for these ocs permits. so it's not only getting the bodies in, but making sure that we're seeing greater movement there. my time has expired, mr. chairman. >> thank you very much, senator mikulski. >> i want to talk about fraking far little bit. there's too many cooks in the kitchen. the doe, epa are all in the process of studying fraking. i've heard there's as many as ten agencies involved in the process. i think the budget gives $13 million to usgs. i think it's about $45 million for fraking research in total in the different budgets. duplication is something that i'm always worried about, people doing the same work in different agencies. we can get a little better bang for the buck. i just want to get your perspective on the research effort. is there coordination between agencies so there isn't overlapping research? >> again, duplication is always a concern for all of us, i believe as we go forward during these lean times. i'm aware of two studies we're assisting with. one study by epa, and then

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