but the council itself is advisory in nature. so as long as the council comments, however the counsel may comment, the agency can except, can look at those comments, consider those comments, but then they can go forward and do what they want to do. as long as the agency has complied with the requirements stated in the rags, obtained the comments, take into account the effect of their undertaking, they can ultimately do what they want to do. it's when agencies do not initiate that process that they will run into trouble and are subject to citizen lawsuits. >> let's go back to 1966. why that year was they a historic preservation act passed? >> it actually was an evolution, if i might just digress a little bit and go back and look at the federal government's involvement with historic preservation, which really starts with the antiquities act of 1906. that act, which is still, which some of it has been replaced by other statutes, but it's still a good loss to establish historic monuments. that is where we recently have actually made m

he is the vice chair of the advisory council on historic preservation. mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch. it was it is was created by the national stark act of 1966. and it's recently a couple years ago celebrated. it's 50th anniversary. it is a regulatory agency and as we will see has responsibilities not only in that area but also to advise the president in congress on matters concerning preservation policy. the regulatory section is called section 106 and that is a requirement that all federal agencies have to request the to take into account the impact of their projects of their undertakings and that's broadly construed permit of funding actual license a connection nexus in any way that they have to take that into account if they're going to have a an effect on a historic property or a potential historic property defined as a property on our eligible for the national register. and then they have to request a comments of the advisory council give the council a r

of the 5000, one of six cases, in one of six cases about 750 of the advisory council. either they elect to look at them or people pass and ask for the council systems. of those, probably 200 a year, 150 to 200 of them are done by that team. that is 40 people, not all of them are caseworkers. many do other jobs as would any federal agency. it is a small compliment that has a huge, huge mandate. >> how large is the law area historic preservation? >> growing, growing. it is a new area, i think. in many respects as part of the environmental world. there are many statutes, the national environmental policy act that acquired agencies to take into account their impact on cultural resources. there are a number of statutes to deal with archaeology. this is a growing era and as people realize, they as the public realize that they have a place in this process. i think you are going to see more involvement, hopefully. hopefully not more litigation, but that is their. that whole compendium of law has been growing, yes, over the years, definitely. appointed by president obama. i' mit

obviously, what are the main goals and who is in the composition of this advisory council on the deoccupation of crimea, the main goal is actually the coordination of actions regarding the deoccupation, consideration of various types, including projects of legislative changes and so on, which is important for us to carry out, such meetings will be held at least once or twice a year, and in general, we expect that such meetings will be held more often. the key bodies that deal with issues of deoccupation and actual reintegration and issues of the crimean platform are headed by this platform . the advisory council to the president of ukraine and, accordingly, by positions , representatives of those bodies responsible for the development of such state policies, in addition , international experts and representatives of the expert of the network of the crimean platform in general, an expert environment. it seems to me that this is the signing of such a decree by the president. although it was not prepared a little earlier. yes, but it is very important that it happened on the eve of the second on

that is for heart allowed and he's the chairman at the iraq advisory council. thank you for joining the program. thank you. the runs president sebra him rice. he is making his 1st year in office with a public address. he's had a challenging year from an economic crisis caused by years of sanctions to negotiations to restore the 2015 nuclear deal. speaking in toronto, rice, he said it was around national right to pursue nuclear energy and research. he blamed israel for opposing what he called around peaceful program. you know, how can we sell most regime in from the beginning designing regime didn't want us to have access to nuclear science, but it's become part of our country. you can take it from us. the zionists did all the code to stop us to kill our scientists, but we didn't stop. none of their actions will be able to stop us. this is an absolute right of iran, or you will adore such a valerie has more from turan. he's been talking about a number of domestic issues, mainly focusing on what his government has been able to achieve over the past 12 months. but

today, the advisory council, the dissipation of crimea, has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction. happy into saw the success of the criminal platform. strangely, blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians. and the cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion. one of the landscape advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand, there is a high risk of death in occupied territories. dw, yon phillips schoultz is in keith. he explained ukraine's tactic, oath, neither confirming nor denying responsibility for a tax on russian targets in the crimean peninsula. even though ukraine has not claimed direct responsibility for any incidents in crimea. senior officials have implied involvement. the ukrainian military, for example, published a video showing an explosion, but they refused to give any further explanations on it. it's obviously part of the ukrainian strategy at the moment. not to bro, provide any details about a possible military operation in the region, but to leave plenty of room for interpretation. crimea is prob

of this initiative to bring crimea back on the ukrainians sovereignty to expand rob today the advisory council, the dissipation of crimea, has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction entered, saw the success of the crimean platform. strangely, blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians, and a cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion. one of the lensky advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand there's a high risk of death in occupied territories. and set you up to date more world news at the top. i'll be our up next here on dw most chung as at news asia as adjustment of good ah ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some tips one day indian.

part of this initiative to bring crimea back on the ukranian sovereignty to expand rob today's advisory council. the d occupation of crimea has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction have entered, saw the success of the crimean platform. strangely, blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians in a cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion. one of the lens, his advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand there's a high risk of death in occupied territories. ukraine's president zelinski said incompetence by russian troops may have caused the detonations in crimea. i spoke to w correspondent, john phillips, shots and keith earlier and asked him if this kind of statement was part of ukraine's current tactics. yes, it looks very much like it that it, sir. the tactics at the moment to create some degree of confusion. her president lensky has repeatedly urged her so senior officials not to reveal too many details about military operations. and so some military analysts that i have talked to recently say it actually makes a lot of

to expand rob today, the advisory council, the d occupation of crummy has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction. entered, saw the success of the crimean platform, gainfully blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians. and a cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion, one of the lens, his advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand there is a high risk of death in occupied territories, spring and des mathias pulling up here. who's joining us now from chia, but he has no admission from ukraine that it was behind those detonations in crimea . instead, president vladimir zalinski has suggested that the explosions resulted from the incompetence russian troops. what do you make? well, i think her, we don't have to take this earth. literally a is pretty clear that such an amazement of explosions in ammunition dumps are not probably just caused by her negligence by the russian troops. and also some of the patterns, especially the 1st one, the strike on the military air base. actually it was that one i had similar explos

was engaging in a teachable moment with students., the district in african american american advisory council said the repeating of the slur is unnecessary and a racist practi. and a racist practice. san francisco uniform issued a statement saying the elementaryl saying the elementary school isd to supporting all students and s all students and families. the principal and staff look forward forward to the new school year and will continue working to ensure all students thrive in their learning environment. > >> a man accused of attacking a 49ers fan outside sofi stadium was a rain. bryan cifuentes appeared in the courtroom wheree pleaded not guilty. he was arrested in january in connectin in january in connection to an n to an altercation during the nfp game. he is alleged to have knod alleged to have knocked daniel luna to the ground. he is charged with one count of battery.'s attorney says his client was defending himself. >> i believe my client. obviously, what the video shows, , videos are never perfect, whay the evidence that the district s office wants to use against my client. >> i ask

signed a letter of support among them the chinese-american democratic club and the chinese parent advisory council. whatever the outcome many say the biggest casualty in these controversies with the san francisco school board are the communities and students that they serve. >>> a major push this morning by governor newsom for more monkeypox vaccines. he is declaring a set of emergency in hopes of getting the federal government to increase the supply. the declaration will allow emergency personnel to administer the vaccine and makes it easier to expand and set up testing sites. new video of long lines once again today. the clinic back open for vaccine appointments and walk- ins. as of this morning they have about 2000 doses left to give out. this week we spoke 101 with a expert who says the bay area is on track to see even more infections. >> is going to be a long period of time. until we get the population and rich with vaccines you are going to see more. right now a lot of infections are percolating. there were a few events that may cause more reactions in the weeks to come. >> california has 78

rights of the interests of ukrainian citizens and compensation for damages caused by russia . the advisory councill also work on improving the legislation on the crimea issue, the chairman of the council is the president, and the secretary is the permanent representative of the president in of the autonomous republic of crimea, the council also includes the head of the president's office, the secretary of the national security council , the head of the sbu, the ministers, the head of the mejlis and others , we will rebuild the parasha, we will win, you are not news, together we are strong, ukraine has the right to use weapons from western partners to protect its territorial integrity, this is for a press conference in stockholm german chancellor olefsholz said while resting on answering the question can the armed forces of ukraine use the weapons they received from germany to return crimea, he said something about the weapons specifically for that ukraine protects the integrity and sovereignty and added supply will certainly continue and we are just now joining our guest on this threshold ihor rom

the alden, the he is the chairman of the iraq advisory council is joining us live from london . so thank you very much. indeed for being with us, given what has happened over the last couple of hours or cup. i'm certainly the last couple of days. the clear dissatisfaction appears to be with the way that iraq has been governed over the last several years. are we seeing a point at which the political system in iraq is reaching a point where it has to change iraqis, though bur for a long time, been debating this bullet to kill sister, man. it's viability. and it's sir, increasingly clear that this system is not gonna work. the constitution was drafted and, and voted upon and 2005 that it is based on her power sharing and power sharing in terms of components. then in terms of each component, that's sharing power within and in that, through all these years, it's proven that this is not the right way to, to govern and given now if the parties and the various sizes of each party is so close to each other, it's very difficult for anyone party to get a clear majority. so you have to end

today, the advisory council video corporation of crimea has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction. entered, saw the success of the caribbean platform. green screen blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians. and a cryptic tweet sent out after tuesdays explosion. one of the lends his advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand. there is a high risk of death in occupied territories. now to some other stories related to the war in ukraine, russia says that any un mission to inspect ukraine, supper regia, nuclear power plant will not be able to travel through the capital peeve because they say it's too dangerous. they're growing concerns about the safety of the reactor, which has been repeatedly struck by shelley. germany's economy minister or robot hubig has signed a letter of intent with 4 large energy importers. they have pledged to supply the country's 1st import terminals with liquefied natural gas. the tudor terminals on the german north sea coast are due to go into operation at the end of the year. they're part of

peoples, the draft law on the status of the crimean tatar people is currently being developed. an advisory council was created by the president on the issues of deoccupation, integration and temporarily occupied territory of crimea, which will unite a large number of interested parties from the government to the government sector in order to promote the implementation of the pre-occupation reintegration strategy, the second semi is only the beginning of the activities and tasks that the team of the platform sets for itself for the next year, already in october of the approach of the crimean platform , an international parliamentary summit will be held in croatia, the heads of parliaments will take part in it delegations of the parliamentary assembly, as well as support groups for ukraine, politicians and those who represent the official position of the state, government officials , they are often limited in their actions, limited by the situation, limited by political interests are limited by the position of their voters. and of course the parliament is key from the point of view of political pres

today, the advisory council, the d occupation of crimea, has been created to coordinate all activities and projects in this direction entered, saw the success of the crimean platform. strangely, blood for crimea is a popular tourist destination for russians, and a cryptic tweet sent out after tuesday's explosion. one of the ones his advisors wrote that invaders and thieves must understand. there is a high risk of death in the occupied territories. a summer of record breaking heat is drying up rivers. across europe, nearly half of the continent is facing an unprecedented drought. now, shipping companies and germany are preparing for the worst to as the rhine river drops to critical levels authorities, they, many vessels will be unable to navigate the key shipping route. if the water drops much lower, scientists say it's clear that climate change is leading to more intense periods of extreme heat and drought. and the w sam baker is in cologne on the banks of the river. ryan and has this report water levels here in cologne on the rhine river are reaching near record lows. as we've had wee

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the first entity that had oversight of aeronautics in this country was the naca the national advisory council for aeronautics. it was developed in 1915 luminaries such as the wright brothers were part of that initial group, and it was developed to determine or look at how the united states could develop aeronautics coming out of world war one europe had superior air power and so the soldiers in generals that were over there saw this and so the naca was initially developed to look at creating superior air power continued to grow and develop in terms of its exploration and oversight of aeronautics some of the significant programs such as the x-15 were done under the auspices of the naca. so the naca was the precursor to nasa so, how do we get started? well? we it really started with the launch of sputnik, october 4th 1957. sputnik was really the first shot across the bow. it was what? led this country to recognize that there was a space race if you could go to the the next slide samantha. and the two individuals responsible during that period of time where sergei koralov the chief designer on t

korea us alliance foundation, the catoosa veterans association and the national unification advisory council and korean american community that fully the wall of remembrance project hush, humble, humble continues. i chose sergeant hammonds turn playback yodel myung mo. the way you went on as you go to join them, it comes on me to you. ten years of union cheering to do to i'm mingle at pyongyang you'll also know it'll may all 43,808 heroes who are killed in the korean war rest in eternal peace 27 july 2022 jung suk yo president republic of korea. thank you, cutie i'm are we good together together and don't. thank you very much, minister park, ladies and gentlemen i am honored and please welcome mr. doug emhoff, second gentleman of the united. good morning. i'm very honored to be here on behalf of president biden, vice president harris, our entire. to honor our veterans and also to honor the strength of the united states and republic korea alliance. i'm also joined here by our great national security advisor, my friend jake sullivan. general jalili, thank you so for the work that done, i know

and also to create a health care system readiness advisory council. i was been that few minutes talking about the office and how we are approaching what is an increasingly broad task and set of goals. our office was created within the office of the assistant secretary of health. we are situated alongside the office of minority health, population affairs, women's health as one of the crosscutting offices in the office of the assistant secretary of health. we were about to celebrate our first birthday officially created august 30. that is tomorrow. that will be our first birthday. within a few months, the picture here shows the assistant secretary of health in glasgow at the u.n. conference meeting. this was the cop 26 meeting. he led the first ever government delegation from the department a few -- health and human services and is announcing our commitment to the cop 26 health program. the aspects of that health program are what you see at the bottom of the slide. we committed to resilient communities and health systems and also to the decarbonization

todd: dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas scrapping the administration disinformation board and advisory council it began with putting this woman in charge, remember. ♪ ♪ >> todd: still tough to watch. the board was placed on hold in may after intense backlash. that woman nina jankowicz resigned just two weeks after the board initially announced. >> carley: new york city scrambling to absorb five new uploads of migrants that arrived at the texas border yesterday. it was the biggest single day drop so far. >> todd: ashley strohmier live with the latest. >> hey, they arrived wednesday and the largest group of buses to reach new york city every single day as of wednesday. texas governor greg abbott has sent more than 1500 illegal immigrants on over 25 buses to new york city. over in d.c., abbott sent 175 buses with more than 7200 illegal immigrants. as the five busloads of illegal immigrants disembark in the big apple, mayor adams was called out on hypocrisy and scathing "new york post" op-ed. this has adams continues to show frustration on busing them to sanctuary city, yet ultimately declined abb

which was supposed to serve, in much the way the economic council, did to serve an advisory body to the president in the white house staff on environmental issues. the bill passed by a huge bipartisan vote, which really was the way, all throughout the 1970s, environmental legislation did pass by huge bipartisan votes. president nixon sided on january 21st, 1970. three weeks later, when he gave his first state of the union address, he laid out a very ambitious plan for environmental protection. almost 20% of the speech was dedicated to the environment, which is a real big hunk of speech. i remember, when i was at the epa, we would be asked around state of the union time to send over, i think they put a word limit on, it 100 words that the president might say in the state of the union speech about the environment. if we got a sentence in, we were thrilled. to think that almost 20% of the speech was dedicated to the environment, the state of the union, was dedicated to the environment, is really something. it shows, i think, how the president and the white house staff really starting to th

this plan, which was part of the group that -- the advisory council, which was headed by roy ash -- they were the ones who among looking at all the different aspects of the executive branch devised this plan to move all of these different functions into one agency. by the end of april, rather, in 1970, they had submitted their proposal to the president for his consideration. on july 9th, he sent his proposal up to the congress. this was something he did not need congressional approval for. the way it work is in -- if congress and you can't do this, they were able to go ahead and do it. that is exactly what they did. on december 2nd of 1970, the epa was stood up for the first time. bill ruffle house was admitted as the first administrator of the environmental protection agency. over the fallen several years, we saw quite a flurry of legislation. most most of that continue to form the foundation of environmental law and regulations here in the united states. the clean air act in 1970 -- president nixon had called for clean air legislation. senator musky at his version from maine. he had hi

he is the vice chair of the advisory council on historic preservation. mr. tan about what is that? yeah organization the advisory councilman historic preservation is an independent federal agency part of the executive branch.

signed a letter of support poor among the chinese-american democratic club and the chinese parent advisory council but whatever the outcome of tonight's meeting, many say the biggest casualty in this controversy and other controversies that have plagued the san francisco school board are the communities and the students that it serves. we will continue to follow the updates on this current controversy with the board. ginger conejero saab, today in the bay. >> the school board has not been a stranger to controversy lately for sure. thank you . >>> 6:36. new evidence is emerging suggests catching covid-19 a second time can heighten your long-term health risks. joining us this morning is ucsf and infectious disease specialist dr. david chin-hong. thank you for joining us . how common is it becoming better people are actually becoming infected with covid-19 a second time? is it because of the different variants? >> yes. particularly with ba.5. what you make of been exposed to before looks very different to your antibodies currently in this environment. we are finding in california so far about 1 and 7

however, the district's african american advisory councils at the repeating of the slur is unnecessary and a racist practice. san francisco unified issued a statement saying the elementary school andsf ust are are committed to supporting all students and families. the principal and staff look forward forward to the new school year and will continue working to ensure all students thrive in their learning environment. > >> staying in san francisco, school district officials are on on a hiring spree amid a major teacher shortage. superintendent superintendent dr. matt wayne says they are actively recruiting. >> we've been working with other other certificated staff and ensure teaching staff are provided the teacher. >> some parents said students have been reassigned to differet to different classrooms. they are helping hoping students and teachers can be flexible at this this time. > >> we are highlighting teachers making a different. our capital met a teacher in the south bay doing something amazing. she are are helping her students learn how to code . >> reporter: did you do this panel?

was part of the mission of a group that the president pointed soon after he came to office the advisory council on executive organization, which was headed by roy. ash. it's often called the roy ash or the -- commission. they were the ones who among looking at all the different aspects of the executive branch devised this plan to move all of these all of these different functions into one agency and by the end of fog or the end of april rather in 1970. they had submitted their proposal to the president for his consideration and then on july 9th, he sent his proposal up to the congress. now, this was something he did not need a congressional approval for the way it worked is if in less congress within 60 days said you can't do this then they were able to go ahead and do it and that's exactly what they did and on december 2nd of 1970. the epa was stood up for the first time and bill ruckel's house was appointed as the first administrator of the environmental protection agency. and then we saw over the following several years quite a flurry of legislation most of which continues to continues to fo

letter of support, and among them the chinese american democratic club, and the chinese parent advisory council. you know marcus, whatever the outcome for today's decision, and how this controversy continues to unfold, many say the biggest casualty in all of these school board controversies are the communities, and the students the school board serves. we will continue to follow this developing story and give you the latest update. >> i'm sure this isn't over just yet, thank you so much. >>> workers outraged over the recent closure of a south bay food production plant plan to voice their anger later today some 200 workers at the plant in san jose were told this month that amy's facility was shut down this september and they said they lost their jobs on the spot. workers tell nbc news the decision was made shortly after they voted to unionize but some also claimed they were working in unsafe conditions that amy's loosely called those allegations false and excited inflation related and other economic challenges for the closure. the san jose plant only opened last year. >>> new images of summertim

we say, and the chinese were lucky, probably, the baltic extinctions about the creation of an advisory councilon of crimea sevastopol agrees, he himself will lead the council, he also approves the personal composition and composes we have already we have already received the fact, and we are bound to join the fact, we received an ar and we received a body that will deal with the decuperation of the crimea and sevastopol. you already had it. i already told you that this was part of the counteroffensive. no, no, no, wait. well, you already had someone responsible for the crimea vladimir dolzhenevich. you understand, it was before, but it was within the framework of zelensky, who is the founder of a new trend in political science called phantom territorial pains. he, maybe somewhere, when you appoint something to make him romances further fill up from the foam pot. uh, i support him. here's what. and why analyze almost daily accounting himself personally in mind accounting. how many people left ukraine and how many returned a lot of information and a lot of un russian and ukrainian information in

i am a licensed cpa and member of the business advisory council of the streamlined else tax advisory board. my remarks today are my own, not on behalf of any client or association. i have long been a proponent of rules that promote equitable collection responsibility of sales tax. to replicate requires greater uniformity with clear requirements and guidance by the state which will foster compliance, reduce burden on all sellers, whether local or remote, to promote reasonable enforcement. it is inherent in our sales tax structure that rules will vary by state. however, states should make every effort to reduce complexity of the laws that can create avoidable burdens on sellers. the obligation of a business owner is complying with a variety of tax and regulatory requirements. cost related to collection of sales tax is not dissimilar to other costs but together, they all create a significant cost to being in business. i have three key points to share. first, the economic nexus rules enacted as a result of the wayfarer decision made it harder for some businesses to comply with sales tax.