now to a disturbing and gruesome beating in detroit. and admissions of guilt today. in april, a traffic accident turned into a violent mob attack. steve yutash, a white man accidentally hitting a 10-year-old black boy with his pickup truck. the boy stepped into traffic, as shown in the corner right right corner of this surveillance tape. the man got out of his car to help the boy who had a broken leg, but a crowd gathered and he was attacked and beaten unconscious. that beating was not caught on tape. yutash was in a coma for nearly two weeks. he may suffer long-term brain damage. police arresteded four suspects and charged them with attempted murder. a fifth suspect, a 16-year-old, was charged with a hate crime.
control of federal land. joining us is one of those lawmakers, utah state representative and one of the organizers of a summit that took place last weekend. ken ivory joins us today from salt lake city. ken, good morning to you. good morning, steve. before this cattle battle, you personally had been working for a couple of years to try to get under state control a lot of the land currently owned by the federal government. why is that, ken? we had this really radical idea, steve, that the federal government ought to honor to the western states the very same statehood promise it kept with all states east ofç colorado. we learned in the statehood agreements that the federal government made the exact same promises at statehood to nebraska, north dakota, south dakota, louisiana, alabama that they made to the western states to transfer that land after statehood. we have about 150 trillion dollars in mineral value locked up in these federally controlled lands and yet, steve, in our st
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region. we ll keep following this story. one update on the condition of 54-year-old steve yutash who barely survived a near death brutal beating in detroit. family and friends gathered for a fund-raiser. utash is now awake from his induced coma but is now hospitalized. my dad, he is not who he was. i don t want him to give up on his dad right now just knowing that you still have him and there is a god. utash accidentally struck a ten-year-old boy whenç that boy stepped in front of his truck and then utash was attacked by a mob. several wall street stockbrokers and traders who worked steps from ground zero during the time of 9/11 are now blaming their cancer on the 9/11
billion below average in per people funding for education. we ve got a map we can put up that shows some of the states where, for instance, those are the nine states that were represented. interesting that california not represented. we ve got one more map that shows some of the proportions. look at the state of nevada. 81% of it is owned by federal. you ve got half the state in wyoming, 61% in idaho. let me ask you this, ken. if the states control the land rather than federal government, how would things be different? what we re seeing, steve, when you have a forest side by side, a state controlled forest next to a federally controlled forest when wildfires ravage through they are not harvesting timber, yet in the state forests, private forests, they drop to the ground. on state-managed land you have states on average, a study out of nevada, states on average generate a positive $6.30 an acre,