and we stop the bus and i got off to stretch my legs we were taking a break there in la jolla for about 10 minutes and there were a couple kids who were walking down the street with their mother they were hacking their lungs out they were coughing really really bad as we went to the side of the smelter this smokestack is. tons of pollution what you see is the passive contamination of what's leaking out of the holes of the smelter. there's no filter on that there's no chimney to get it up and out of the valley. emilia you know who you know you know the. quality of or really mean. we don't know this or know and i'm only receive the really really know if i think you're going to be sure to say he. was that. he said yeah larry. the torah was noisy. when the peruvian state filled in foundry dover in peru to the ranko group in 1907 its condition was no more polluting emissions. the company agreed to meet the new environmental standards but instead of investing in the site i were rendered committed tax evasion and sent the money to $2.00 subsidiaries one in missouri and the other in the cayman

i don't know if you've ever been to la jolla, but it's this jewel of a city. you know, small city right on the pacific ocean. he got the city to contribute land. i mean, on this bluff overlooking the ocean. you couldn't ask for a nicer location. he got the foundation to provide some seed money like $15 million. he hired the most preeminent architect in this country lois khan to do the design for this institute. and so he now has his, in a sense, he has exactly what he wanted. obviously expenses were high. the foundation began to withdraw its support from salk. it moved onto other things and o'connor died. but salk himself had divorced his first wife. he then married the former -- picasso's former mistress. he began to dance in these elegant clothes, et cetera, and he had his good life in california. he did engage in aids research, but by then he was a very, very different person. so some of this rivalry continued. and of course there are all kinds of other issues we haven't even had time to discuss, but i just wanted to mention briefly that the polio remains a

it's actually untrue and when you look at all the data, whether it's from sweden or singapore or la jollar university of washington, all of the country -- and now we see from japan where most of the immunity for this virus is felt to be due to t cell immunity and it explains a lot, it explains a lot about perhaps why children were very, very low risk for this. it explains perhaps why people in asia didn't have as much of a problem because they had prior coronavirus, it's really a story that's evolving here that we need to understand it because we are not all susceptible to the infection and we know now, it looks very likely, that at least three times that number of people with antibodies on testing have immunity and perhaps even more. it depends when you do the antibody test because as i said, it's transient. if i can say -- go ahead. >> laura: we just have to move along. want to put this up. we talk abut it briefly last night. this full screen that i'm about to put up is very important because you're right, there's still a lot of people afraid out there. here are the survival rates for d

when you look at all the data, whether it is from sweden or singapore or la jolla or university of washingtonl over the country, now we see it from japan, where most of the immunity for this virus is felt to be due to t cell immunity, and it explains a lot, it explains a lot about perhaps my children have a very, very low risk from this, and explains perhaps why people in asia i didn't have as much of a problem because they had prior coronavirus exposure. it really is a story that is evolving here. but we need to understand it, because we are not all susceptible to the infection, and we know now, it looks very likely that at least three times that number of people with antibodies on testing have immunity and perhaps even more, depends when you do the antibody tests, because it's transient. the cdc, if i can -- >> laura: go ahead. >> laura: i just want to put this up, we talked about it briefly last night, this full screen that i'm about to put up is very important. you are right, there is a lot of people that are afraid out there. here are their survival rates for different age groups. the be