. >> thank you president hyland for saying what you did. it begs the question as to whether or not you need to start raising the issue as to whether or not your role is adequate to what's at stake. and i think that is a difficult one when it comes to the interpretation of the charter but that is one which i think that is pressing given that we all jointly agree that the tools that we have together aren't quite enough for us to responsibly -- or for each of us and each group is trying to do. and i think that i would definitely join you to ask as to whether or not the charter restrictions, they empower us but they also restrict us a at t time with the basic condition of how we look at how things have changed. we are basically up against money as being the highest value in preservation and that is in historic preservation terms, not an objective that can be met. >> commissioner johns. >> thank you. if we cannot vote, that is we, the historic preservation commission, is not allowed to vote on the adequacy of the i.i.r., is there -- e.i.r., is t

commissioner hyland. >> thank you. i just want to say commissioner hillis that i think that you and i are really aligned in the idea around facadism and i have been very vocal if we're keeping the facades that we do it in a meaningful way. and understanding the volume behind it helps to do that. and to your point commissioner wolfram, of the resource that is being demolished -- so the pine street row, there were two projects, one on the west side closer to franklin where we retained leapts and then on the other side of -- the east side where we did not but we asked -- our joint commissions asked them to maintain the urban massing along that road, but -- those are the project -- so the point is that if the project is a demolition which is what many of the draft e.i.r.s are saying that we have struggles with, then this could be applied through the mitigation measures and that would be very helpful. but the notion is that if we're keeping something let's do it in a meaningful way. and could tha understand that ia preserva

hylander into the knockout rounds for the first time since nineteen seventy two. while the other group played games between india and bahrain a point for india it would have seen them go through but an injury time penalty won the game for bahrain bahrain now have a good chance of progressing as one of the best price teams but. it's. ok that it's a sports looking for now more light so. that's all from a richelle carey here and that is our keep it here though my colleague that we know that at today's news. discover a wealth of award winning programming from around the globe. fearless journalism the cover most will still have less control the balance of power is in favor of this of slate debates and discussions you get why there's a lot of disillusionment with the u.n. across the globe powerful documentary. see the world from a different perspective. only on al-jazeera. sure true names of hope. and inspiration and. personal stories of people who are keeping the spirit of freedom alive. by courageously defending their rights to be heard. as discipline but to be good t

hylander into the knockout rounds for the first time since nineteen seventy two. while the other group played games between india and bahrain a point for india it would have seen them go through but an injury time penalty won the game for bahrain bahrain now have a good chance of progressing as one of the best prize teams but. are it's. ok that it's a sport so going for now let's get back to laurent in london and we thank you very much indeed and a quick reminder you can always catch up with all the stories news and sport on our web site the address for that is. dot com. that's it for me our tariff is news to the i'll be here to minute without the full run of the day's news thanks so much for watching. in the next episode of science in a golden age i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval islamic period in the field of engineering. the heights of sophistication in mechanics at the time was the extravagant elephant cloak. written around age fifty eight the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contraptions science from a

hyland and davids will be the first indigenous women in congress and davids will become the first openlygbtq person to represent congress -- kansas in congress. escobar and sylvia garcia are the first hispanic women texas ever elected and casio cortez at age 29 becoming the youngest woman ever to be elected congress. omar is in that picture. she sent an instagram post yesterday authored by her father, showed them arriving at reagan's national airport on the others of the potomac from d.c.. her father saying 23 years ago my family and i arrived at an airport in washington, d.c.. we were newly arrived refugees from a camp in kenya. i heard about the promise of america, prosperity for all and hoped for a better tomorrow. i could never dream 23 years later i would return to the airport with my daughter by my side of the day before she is to be sworn in as the first somali-american elected to the united states congress and he goes on from there. here is a few more stats on the freshman members of the 116th congress. when it comes to their education, more than 70% went to a graduate school. on