deborah: i did. david: were you an engineer student? deborah: i was. studied civil and environmental engineering at duke. david: were there are a lot of women in engineering at that time? deborah: not at that time and probably still not as much as it could be today. david: after you graduated, what did you do? deborah: so i graduated and went to boston consulting group. after that after a couple of years of being in the atlanta office, i went to stanford for business school. david: you graduated from stanford and where did you go? deborah: i wasn't sure what i wanted to do with my life. we thought we wanted to move back to the south. we were looking for jobs with the economy was terrible. i stumbled on this startup called paypal, it's fairly large today, but when i was there there was about 300 people in mountain view working with the company and i joined. david: so you joined paypal and what was your responsibility at paypal? deborah: i joined as a product manager. back then there were a lot of -- were not a lot of product managers and i wasn't 100% s

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deborah, thank you for our right. deborah, thank you for your time- — right.take i right. deborah, thank you for your time. let me take you i right. deborah, thank you for i your time. let me take you very shortly for me go to the york. the uk representative to the security council is speaking at the moment. we've been watching these pictures and they have been hearing from who experts on the situation in gaza, where polio is starting to spread, they are detecting it through they are detecting it through the sewage system and want to get in there to put an extensive vaccination programme in place. we'll keep you up—to—date with that. with us. hello there. whilst it was a bit cooler and fresher today, most of us got to enjoy some warm sunshine. we have seen more cloud, though, earlier on pushing eastwards across scotland. that's been bringing some showers as well. those showers are going to retreat up towards the far north of the country, and the winds will drop. and the clearer skies will develop in most areas. a few mist and fog patches out to the west, and i

deborah, good to talk to you. deborah, good to talk to you.tjournal. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. hamas has called for "a day of furious rage" to mark the funeral in doha of its political leader, ismael haniyeh, who was assassinated in iran on wednesday. his body has been taken to a cemetery outside doha where he is being buried in a simple muslim ceremony. hundreds of mourners attended the funeral prayers at the state mosque. and officals from a number of arab and muslim countries have been attending, as well as prominent figures from fatah, the main rival palestinian faction to hamas. hamas and iran have both vowed revenge on israel, which hasn't confirmed that it carried out the attack. early in the week, israel did claim responsibility for a rocket strike in the lebanese capital, beirut, which killed a top commander in the iranian—backed group hezbollah. and on thursday, israel also confirmed that an air strike in gaza last month had succeeded in killing mohammad daif. hopes to secure the release of hostag

i could, you know, i feel like it could be worse. >> and there is some good news for deborah.ble housing lottery for a studio apartment that will cost a strong $1,100 every month. now homeless advocates say that really the big solution to get people off the streets is an increase in the affordable housing stock. sandra? >> sandra: max gorden on that story out of san francisco for us. max, thank you. >> john: just when he thought it was safe to go back into the bush, massachusetts residents on high alert as officials confirm a case of the mosquito virus eastern equine encephalitis, or eee. the case prompting towns to take action to stop the spread as it could lead to severe illness and even death. let's bring in michelle brownie, the commissioner of health and human services in the town of plymouth, massachusetts. michelle, great to have you with us. so one case, i guess, in worcester county, an 80-year-old man came down of eastern equine encephalitis be at how serious the threat? >> hi. thank you so much for having us. of course, it is a serious threat. we do take it seriously

deborah: i don't.year, outside chance of 75 but unlikely that will occur. i think the fed does not want to signal that they were wrong and that there is a bit of a panic and that they need to move faster than anticipated, and less they truly believe inflation is slowly, the economy is slowing in a way that i think is not expected. lisa: deborah cunningham, thank you for being with us. interesting the idea that across the board, whether stocks or bonds, people say it is more technical than fundamental. dani: and what if you have a long-term vision of where these markets should go? you have to put that to the side because you could be punished. she said yields could be higher, we could be over 4%. it is a bad time for that because the whole market just moved long treasuries. it is this pendulum swing that keeps going back and forth, and to the wilson analogy, feels like we are running on both sides of the boat and getting crashed every time we move. lisa: and trading volumes, there are incredible amounts

as does my friend deborah, you can see why uh, we asked deborah to speak. this is one more brilliant individual who i have high hopes in her quest in the house jill. and thank this panel very very much. and we're going to move on. thank you. ladies and gentlemen uh, i said in my opening remarks that i thought the the most important part. of the watergate hearings was the discovery of the taping system. and i still believe that because i'm i'm going to agree with rich benonisti and others had had nixon. at a certain point uh been able in his own perverted way to say. i'm sorry, some of my people did some bad things. i want you to ask for your forgiveness. the american people are very forgiving and i agree that he would have been president. he would have had some very good remarks marks on his record epa, which i think that has been extremely helpful. i think we'd probably be in war with china had it not been opening it up. he opened up a dialogue with russia but alas. i tell young people coming in to see me and and i ran 11 times statewide. that the most imp

deborah says she's not alone. >> i was surprised how many people show up around here around 9:00.how up and stay all night and leave at like 7, 8:0 00 in the morning. most people are working. reporter: homelessness in the u.s. hit all time high in 2023 and shelters and advocacy groups are seeing more people working while unhoused after a rapid rise in rents over the past few years and wages that haven't kept up. population of people homeless working that are often unseen in low profile and hiding in employers and worrying about the stigma and deborah is one of those people and feels lucky. >> i have friends, i have a job, i'm not sleeping in a blanket outside. you know, i feel like it could be worse. reporter: there's good news for deborah, she recently won an affordable housing lottery and homeless advocate and the big solution is increasing affordable housing stock. stu. stuart: max gordon, thank you very much indeed. gerry baker is warning that democrats are doing a good job of drawing up enthusiasm around kamala harris and deceiving the american public. gerry is next. ♪ things

abc's deborah roberts sits down with the stars of the emmy award winning series for only murders in the the whodunit sensation. only murders in the building. >> can we just take a beat to appreciate how magical this is? >> the three of us, starring martin short, selena gomez, and steve martin. you're a trio that just seems to be a well-oiled machine. the chemistry is something that's magical. >> well, with marty, that's actually chemicals. >> yeah. >> the three of us do share an approach in general to show business, which is you show up on time, you learn your lines, and you are kind to everyone. >> can you break this? i'll give you the 20. you give me back 15. >> the hulu hit featuring three neighbors in a new york city apartment building who become unlikely sleuths and murder mysteries as the new season starts august 27th. >> the trio, taking their podcast to the west coast. oh, guys, we're going to hollywood, where it's being made into a hollywood movie, and mabel, with your traumatized homeless, jobless, mumbling millennial charm stuck between these two old dudes. >> it's so funny.

take a vacation, maybe plan that family vacation, start an activity for you. >> that was abc's deborah roberts. stick but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. a look at the highs. >> deeper into the afternoon. here's 5:00 pm. we'll find that onshore flow about 15 to 25mph. the winds were stronger last week, so we're not seeing those gusts over 30mph. but it will be breezy this afternoon and then again tomorrow. so sunshine breezy. it's mild in the south bay 76 in cupertino for a high 80. in san jose, 86 for morgan hill. along the peninsula, we'll get increasing sunshine along the coast, but we'll keep it in the 60s. 79 in redwood city, 73 in mountain view, across the city. we still are fighting some fog on the western half of the city, but that will evaporate over the next couple of hours. increasing sun. but also increasing

. >> fox's deborah valentine explains what health experts say may be contributing to the surge, and waysvent you and your loved ones from become from becoming seriously ill. >> this season. it's not just the temperatures that are high. the centers for disease control and prevention is reporting elevated numbers of summer covid 19 cases. researchers have been studying coronavirus levels in wastewater nationwide to gauge which direction infections are heading. >> the cdc is estimating that approximately 26 states are either high or very high right now for covid 19 infections, while the cdc says national covid 19 cases are up, officials point to texas, california, florida and north carolina as states where infections are significant. >> medical experts say these factors are behind the spike. >> first of all, our historic temperatures have been forcing people inside in close proximity, which leads to disease spread. in addition, the family of variants that is currently circulating, known as flirt variants, tend to evade vaccine induced immunity better, the summer covid 19 surge comes as many

deborah roberts is here with the story. hey, deborah. >> reporter: hey, sade.et. it can be an adjustment, often a time of sads in and disorientation. it can also be filled with possibilities. if you're willing to work at it, experts say chance for a rekindled romance. in the movie "hope springs." >> what's wrong with you? what are you trying to do to us? >> i want a real marriage again. >> reporter: merl streep and tommy lee jones play empty nesters looking to rekindle romance in their 30 plus year marriage. >> what's the matter. what did you forget? >> reporter: their portrayal echoing the chorus of real couples everywhere, who find themselves asking, what's next, after their kids move out? >> couples should plan for this. you don't have to wait until the kids are gone. start to rediscover your partner. doing something new together definitely builds attraction. >> reporter: joyce and steve medonia, empty nesters for about two years, inching toward retirement and downsizing say it's important to hang on to a strong foundation as a couple. >> beautiful island. >

i'm deborah roberts. >> david: i'm david muir. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. dozens of seniors in oakland's chinatown are trying to figure out where they will be sleeping next. after a fire forced them out of their apartment building. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. now that fire happened early wednesday morning. the building is on ninth and madison and is now redtagged. many of the residents are pleading for help, including a place to stay, because the support from the red cross is about to run out. >> abc seven news reporter suzanne fawn shares their story. >> this unit right here, so close to the fire. >> hector padilla and his neighbor jackson lum, a senior, were among the dozens of residents in oakland's chinatown forced from their apartment early wednesday because of a devastating fire. >> it's actually you can see the dumpsters melted. >> neighbors believe an unhoused person set a dumpster on fire, and it spread to the apartment at ninth and madison and is

. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts. thanks for watching. from all of us here at "20/20" and abc news, good night. a man shot to death in a bay area city that rarely sees any violent crime. the suspect is still on the loose tonight. good evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the shooting happened this afternoon at the emerald park apartment complex in dublin, off hacienda drive and central parkway. a nearby school was put on lockdown. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez says the crime has shaken the normally quiet neighborhood. >> dublin police are looking for the person who shot and killed a man friday afternoon. police say it happened at the emerald park apartment complex just after two. sandra cardenas has lived at the complex for three years. >> i was just shocked because we are normally a quiet community and living close to an elementary school. i never really thought we would have that kind of incident happen here. >> james dougherty elementary school was briefly put on a lockdown. as far as the sh

well, that's bringing deborah elements. he's the head of trade policy with a heinrich foundation that's an organization specializing in trade research, and joining us live from singapore. deborah goodtime here with us. so we had the canadian, 5 minutes of justin food. this thing. chinese subsidies give its com industry and unfair advantage, but is this 100 percent power if more about canada staying aligned with us trade policies and keeping the americans out of a china? yeah, i think that's definitely the case. the chinese have did subsidize their ag sector, but it's been almost 20 years since china began making electric vehicles. and after that the amount of time they've become quite good at it, including having very low prices and very desirable vehicles. so if you want to compete against a very challenging competitor, one way to do so is to pull it up ex, tunnel barriers to trade. and that's an important point you make because chinese evie made because they've been accused of using government subsidies to build cost chea

>> deborah: meantime, the innocence project of texas continues to work towards brandon's exoneration. that's our program for tonight. thanks so much for watching. i'm deborah roberts. >> david: i'm david muir. for all of us from "20/20" and abc news, good night. evening. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the homeless crisis has been front and center as the work to build a better bay area goes on. the executive order came on the heels of a supreme court ruling that gave cities more leeway in clearing encampments. we've seen tents removed, rvs sold or told to go someplace else, even a directive that san francisco offer people bus tickets. >> there has also been pushback, and a key court ruling today in the north bay. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following the story. she's here now in studio live. tara. >> yeah, dan and ama. for years now, we've been closely following these efforts to address the homelessness crisis across the bay area, efforts that are now being thrust into the spotlight by the governor across the bay area and beyond. scenes like th

although deborah lay, thanks very much for joining us on, on the international. i just want to get, 1st of all, your thoughts on the fact that that has been this prisoner exchange in ankara. and whether you think this could potentially be some sort of showing that there's a cracks in the ice. and a woman of relations between the west and rush, or the us and russia in particular, or what the thoughts just to read hiring or what i think could to be sure one could be speaking about a following. as opposed to a warming, it's a step in the right direction. let's be call that in 2022. uh some water is to meet or swap uh to place which i saw some uh as of uh um, mid things being sort of how released. uh, my of the turkey sho, digital services and those people for the most part, found their way back into the uh, ukranian theater operation. so this sort of how probably, uh, while the most go somewhat and when it came down to again to discuss the terms of, uh, creating a trade swap involving this time uh, the wall street journal journalist and the willing must go somewhat

i'm david muir. >> deborah: i'm deborah roberts. thanks for watching.g. i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. the shooting happened this afternoon at the emerald park apartment complex in du

deborah hosen is changing his tune, calling for the legislature to vote on the flag. now it seems like it's coming to a head with this potential, but it's me, it's funny that an event that happened, you know, 1037 miles away from jackson, mississippi is impacting mississippi with an overwhelming load of 85 to 35 acres. the names favor on efforts to change their state flying the call to serve the lives of black mississippians and this moment lead to an unexpected turn. there is a major change to one of the options that could be an alternative to mississippi's current state flags. lauren soon and so designer of what has been known as the students flags and stepping away from the project in a continued effort to be of service. i'll be stepping away from this endeavor as i understand the hurt and potential harm. my last name can cons, but i'll always continue to fight for mississippi and her people, which i consider both a duty and a joy. mississippi needs and deserves a new flag to help make it so. lauren. back at the capital confederate heritage supporters held rallies

thank you, deborah, for that.rn to terrifying alleged child abduction attempts caught on camera. two in the same community with minutes apart, with bystanders putting a stop to both. erielle reshef is here with more. good morning. >> you know, these two terrifying incidents rattled a michigan community. a suspect attempting to abduct a teen and a 7-year-old just hours apart he's now behind bars thanks to the witnesses who sprang into action. this morning a michigan community relieved and grateful after police say citizens thwarted a pair of alleged attempted kidnappings hours apart. take a look at this video. authorities say it shows the suspect grabbing a 7-year-old girl off her bicycle carrying her away to his car. the girl's aunt trying to stop him. >> i just got louder and louder. that's right when he came up from behind her and scooped her up. he had one hand on her and one hand trying to get the wheel. i had one hand on the wheel trying to get his hand off of her. we went back and forth. >> reporter: scott v

yo pensÉ deborah los que menos se de que en kamen nueve dentro de >>dijo en su mÁs reciente visita auston por dos inmigrantes indocumentados de venezuela. >>si es que en este examen aire. >>dijo la madre de josÉ lin, quien entre lÁgrimas, recordÓ que su hija tenÍa grandes sueÑos, han y yo y me dijo en el pip anitza-iu. (habla en inglÉs) >>si hay cola cambiar precrisis segurar que los las bases su ancho prendedores. >>san pablo en la frontera el mismo dÍa que harris acepte su nominaciÓn a la presidencia por parte del partido demÓcrata dnc meses que eso. >>tremendas cosas del presidente trump que tiene la fortaleza y quiere venir y ver realmente lo que estÁ >>vicepresidenta kamala harris trabajÓ con los republicanos para tener una respuesta real tenÍa una propuesta de ley, que la cual estÁ bÁsicamente negociadas por meses y meses y meses, y lo que pasÓ quÉ tan ocho no quiso esa respuesta que hacer sÁnchez es un ex republicano que ahora apoya los demÓcratas que trump es un daÑo para los inmigrantes. la visita del expresidente arizona se produce al mismo tiempo que legisladores republica

i'm deborah rob ben berz. >> david: and i'm david muir.o. the smell is being compared to manure, among other things, those who live near the brewery, which is located on mariposa street in the potrero hill neighborhood, say they first noticed the stench this week.

his sister in law, deborah depew. she testified, on his behalf in court and she had a very hard time doing that, but she did it. it's i'm so glad you mentioned both his mother and his sister in law, because they they both expressed this incredible care. they also suffered mightily for it. i'd also say that indeed, when you talk about his family's care for him, there's this moment in the book where you talk about, of course, after he's committed these murders, the white almost in a kind of frothy mob state. right. and both wanted to know why he did it, but also wanting to enact extralegal justice against him and his family members want to know how he is and how he's being treated. and so there's that that even with the complete city you just described as that incredible tenderness then that i'm grateful to have in the book. and if i can, to. when you were talking, one of things you showcase in the book is that people in the black community were advocating for the things they were advocate for, for schools and for votin

cbs news has offered to cover 17th, deborah 24th come october 1 and october 8 as possible date options. governor walz responded to the invitation saying see you october 1 jd. still no word from janitor event -- from senator vance. for more campaign 2024 information, visit our website c-span.org. on saturday, august 24, book tv on c-span two takes you live to the washington convention center for our annual coverage of the library of congress national book festival. since 2001, we featured hundreds of in depth and uninterrupted author talks. this year's guests including librarian of congress carla hayden, pulitzer prize winners doris kearns goodwin, and more. the library of congress's national book festival live saturday, august 24 beginning at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. >> welcome back to washington journal. washington." we have andy kroll with us, an investigative reporter with pro-publica. explain project 2025. guest: it is an effort led by the heritage foundation and supplemented by dozens of organizations and hundreds of contributors to try to lay the groundwork for the next c

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. >> deborah, thank you for your time this evening.before the break let me take you to new york where the u.k. representative to the security council is speaking. we have been watching these pictures. we will hear from who experts later on the situation in gaza where polio is starting to spread there. they are detecting it through the sewage system and they want to get in there to announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... woman: a law p

i'm deborah roberts. >> david: and i'm david muir.vening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. this is just the latest incident in santa rosa. it happened at elsie allen high school and compelled officials to cancel tonight's football game. no. friday night lights. abc seven news reporter tara campbell is following this developing story and has what led up to the stabbing and what parents are saying. >> a student fight turned stabbing friday at elsie allen high school in santa rosa, putting the school on lockdown and parent

it's a very old transit system, bart board member deborah allen says trains have to go slower in the downtown oakland area because there's limited power to the system there. right now, and she's worried about other risks with bart's aging system. that's the part that concerns me that this agency has not prioritized making the system run, bart says. it's making improvements and is fully restored. service after the fire. but as a precaution, it's posted workers in the subway because the fire knocked out critical equipment that activates ventilation fans to clear the tunnel during a fire or other emergency. jaxon van derbeken. nbc, bay area news. okay, let's walk over to the eiffel tower. let's get back to paris. here a live look here at the tower. it's just after 4 a.m. thursday morning. another exciting day of competition is coming on tap. simone biles and suni lee will be competing in the all around gymnastics final, an event where both have previously won gold. earlier today. you might have seen this. the new dream team steph curry, lebron kd all the guys team usa beat south sudan 1

deborah, it's been lucky martin. she did so far, lucas with the 1st thing that she thought perhaps there that was by now. but now when she is reading, i should know where she's at the bottom of this stuff. when you put them back down to 49. ok also was fundraiser. start from the said not with the i didn't think right now. i don't think she was developed and she needs to be sitting by the people the short by the be shut off the national media to meet the agency is because she had to be kind of the counselors. it'd be nice for them to be tested on by now. leave it there for the moment, but thanks so much for joining us on the phone line. properties that for sure you student an active is thanks so much. thank you so much for the question. now it's some other stories making headlines around the world asian stock markets, a plumber to them, invest appear as well. the weak us economic data, but japanese make a index was down almost 13 percent on monday with taiwan stock market dropping by more than 8 percent. european mark

deborah is on a a placing else on the developers there at united nations security council with discussions about sit down or on the way. the now is writing shutting is telling me that a group of palestinians in darrell by the in its latest attack on gaza wounded people were taken to alex the hospital x not known how many of us have been killed . children are among the dead and the injured at least atm identified policy.

and car was, was deborah's many buildings including residential ones, have been significantly damaged. and local says there is neither gas, no electricity in the town. and ongoing attack on the residential building was caught on camera. photos showed damage to the church building as a result of the recent attack. these are just a small fraction of the deals grow up providing information about war crimes of supreme there are many more examples in the internet. you see the judge complet complex targets a few dozens of residents of residence, of a subject and neighboring towns with killed and wounded as a result of last week's attack. whole of russia was shocked when a 24 year old, pregnant woman was shot at close range and killed by ukrainian militants while attempting to flee the area with her husband and 18 month old baby. and another episode through grading and throwing a tech on the ambulance results in the depths of both the pur, americans of drywall, the, let's a lovely find a wife and a daughter. and they were responding to an emergency call in. so john school district and it's s

lower body mass index on average, than youth in cities without soda taxes, lead researcher doctor deborah young says it's a positive sign obese adults tend to, develop. you know, high blood pressure, diabetes, cardiovascular disease. and so, you know, if we can avoid excess body weight among kids, we can, you know, eventually improve the health of, you know, everyone. researchers found in cities without the tax, kids bmi rose up to 5%. they say the most significant progress in kids were from 2 to 5 and 6 to 11, but admit other factors could be at play. we don't know if it was, you know, reduction in consumption or, you know, changes in purchasing behavior or if it was related to, the combination of increased programing. the american beverage association argues the data shows no significant impact and offering consumers options with less sugar and smaller portions is more effective, saying in part, intentional actions by the beverage industry have contributed to americans consuming the lowest level of calories from beverages in decades. berkeley voters will decide if they want to extend th

uh, and there's a lot of unemployment and so to deborah was created for women to be able to create jobs and income for themselves this year as an example of what they've done with a plastic container and a co coaching. they have put the beans or seeds inside making raffles and turn them into children toys. and for those who come from, you want to get a better understanding of what they can do to get more crafty, reduced end of cycle than waste. there's a mentor that create a space where you can lose your into a creative beast. we also allow people to do the cycle, not only the space, but also as a home. as a kitchen was set up to support the financial, social, and environmental change. this seems like a lot of work outside of a restaurant's core business. is managing all of this worth it. it's worth it for me because having opportunities like this to share a message and to hopefully inspire one or 2 other people to see that making a profit and having a business doesn't need to be independent from making a difference on the planet. you don't have to have a job in a ministry to have a pos

beach big go to 6 is the last thing defendant, they a speech be brought is going to be replaced by a deborah rep also be on the in october to 20. and this is something that is going to be just a legacy. so if you think this is very important for him, and with that legacy, i'm an international, he was maybe wondering why is that to be new, future capital in the 1st place? well, a lot of the reason bad the problem is we have been talking about the need of new capital c d because the fact that has been overcrowded and it's been too much of a center of everything. so in even as late as 1957 talk about. ready our profit that bad president and don't call we suddenly allows, i think about 2 years ago on building the independent b that it has to be decided to move to a new carpet that that's quite a few months down the file. he's munitions that are by surprise. so why do i go and we've got, but that is not something that gives you bad the way it has been bows in a very sharp way and it's already what you call it, the not very well planned way as being the source of most of the critics update, you kn

let's go to deborah in maryland. good morning, deborah. caller: good morning.for taking my call. i have two comments. one is about the mercatus center. see -- c-span has these people on all the time and they never disclosed that it was enticed to george mason university by a donation by the code others, and they still fund -- coke brothers -- koch brothers and they still find -- find this. the opinions are from the right to the far right. i think c-span owes it to their viewership to disclose the connection with this organization. the second point i wanted to make is, i think that people don't like regulation until it is beneficial to them. when we first moved to the d.c. area with -- you are not allowed to swim in the potomac. there were signs all over the place. don't go near this water. i don't know if you thought your skin was going to fall off, but now, 40, 50 years later you can swim in the potomac. and that is the result of regulation for clean water that simply did not exist back then. i think the environmental protection agency was created in the 70's