. >> [laughs] we know a lot about rachel carson, who was a key figure in this, the great writer and naturalist, who was studying the -- what was happening to our birds. she wrote that, science in the spring, which is probably the one that comes closest to it as it is unsafe at any speed, it changes the world's view of something. and in this case, ddt. there is a second character that you pair her with. that is nor burt weiner. and when he was 12 years old, the most remarkable boy in the world. i think page 1:49, you got it? >> yes. shall i read some? >> >> read that, from the bottom of page 1:49. >> gilbert weiner was 12 years old when rachael carson was born. but he was in the most tonight -- unlikely 12-year-old. while he was the fifth or sixth grade, he was introduced your tufts university.. in 1906, that was the article in calling him the most remarkable boy in the world. it is hard to imagine anyone who fit that title. he told the world reporter that he had learned much more from reading the riddle of the university in german and homer and drake, since homer was just telling stories. yes,

norbert weiner was 12 years old when rachel carson was born. but he was the most unlikely 12 year old. well others his age were in fifth or sixth grade. he was entering his freshman year at tufts university. in 1906. that was the that was the article in in the world calling in the most remarkable in the world. and it's hard to imagine anyone who better fit that title. he told the world reporter. he had learned much more from reading ernest heckles the riddle of the university in german than homer in greek since homer was just telling stories. yes, he said of course. he looked have fun swimming is my forte. he said but i like studying too when i have participated in the boys games. i turned to my huxley or my spencer. suggestions for them which led my mind to greater things. so these greater things we never goes to ends up at mit extremely eccentric character widely acknowledges a genius of peculiar life. it's actually i wish we had more time to read about some of norbert wieners peculiarities because they are really something but what you know,

and rachel carson writes about him and silence spring. and polly redford does as well in her book. she said the reason why he never fell out of a tree knows because he was protected by an or the logical angel. so, charles -- becomes aware of the d t as do others, and the devastation that it is causing to also it's of wildlife. including fish, which is the principal food source of the bald eagles. the epa banned the sale of ddt in 19 seven day in a move that was supported by president nixon and thus began the restoration period now the details out of the environment, 1972 is a pivotal year for another important environmental logistician, what is that? it is the 50th anniversary this year. the clean water act, the dangerous species act in 1979. if the bald eagles habitat was not cleaned up, despite all the protections it had from the bald eagle protection act and the dangerous species acts, it would not, the population would not have been able to have a resurrection, if you will. because they bays and bayous and lakes, they quoted plants, sea grass, they devastated fish disappeared.

the first person to make a connection between ddt and and that population suffering and in fact rachel carson writes about him in silent spring. and so in poly redford does too and herbert. she said that that she said the reason why he never fell out of a tree is because he was protected by an ornithological angel and so so charles broly? is it becomes aware ddt has to others and and of course the devastation that is causing to all sorts of wildlife including fish, which is the principal food source of bald eagles. and and the epa ban the sale of ddt in 1972. a move that was supported by president nixon and thus began the restoration period now the ddt's out of the environment 1972 is a pivotal year for another important environmental. um important environmental legislation. what is that? it's the 50th anniversary this year. clean water act endangered species act 1978 if if the bald eagles habitat, we're not cleaned up. it wouldn't despite all the protections it had from the bald eagle protection act and eventually the endangered species act. it wouldn't have it wouldn't have the population w

carson, so great to have you tonight. thank you for your insights. thank you, rachel .l. >> all right.izona fo now to arizona for tonight's retail america segment. biden's rubber stamp incumbent,y senator mark kelly is leading gop candidate blake masters by eight point ls, the latest fx news poll.ls s so masters is trying a newers it tactic with these ads going offeic with these ads going >> most people support commonmo sense regulation around abortion around . but mark kelly votes for the most extreme abortion laws in the world. we'rhe world. until birth. it'sl birth. that's more extreme than western europe. way more extreme than what arizonans want. m lookor, i support a ban on very late term and partial birthans a abortionnt and most americans agree with that. that would jus t put us on par with other civilized nations. mark kelly , the only countries that support his no limits extreme abortion policies are china and north korea. >> joining me now is mastro'supt republican senate candidate in arizona, blake hisextreme , then doubt that abortion has the roe vs. wade