his story is now being told in a new book by celebrated author dave eggers. with them at the hudson hotel library and lounge right here in new york. >> reporter: 24 and working as a doorman at a san francisco high rise when he got a delirious idea. leave the bay area for yemen and start a coffee business. >> i see the coffee trees and get distracted. >> reporter: what he didn't plan on is getting trapped in the middle of a civil war. it was a story dave eggers felt compelled to tell. >> i'm always attracted to stories of self invention, entrepreneurship and self creation. >> reporter: and that's what he has done? >> nobody dreams the american dream better than immigrants and the sons and daughters of immigrants. >> reporter: the journey is documented by eggers in the monk of mocha. port city is where the first-ever coffee beans were exported in the 15th century. >> the amount of pluck and just naive arrogance, he calls it, that goes in to starting a business from scratch, going to yemen, in the knowing anything about coffee culture invasion, rallying and orga

it was a story dave eggers felt compelled to tell.es of self-invention and entrepreneurship and self-creation. >> and that's what he's done. >> nobody dreams the american dream better than immigrants and the sons and daughters of immigrants. >> his journey is documented by egg gers in the monk of mokha, the port city, on the red sea, is where the first ever coffee beans were exported in the 15th century. >> the amount of pluck and what he calls its naive arrogance that goes into sort of starting a business from scratch, going to yemen, not knowing anything about coffee cultivation and creating a business. and rallying and organizing all these farmers around a new idea of a new way of life. it was incredibly spiring. >> i've arrogance. >> yeah. i think the lack of norj really helped me because in the early days i had these diagrams i would write up, strength, weaknesses, opportunity, and threats. so under threats i had things like al qaeda, pirates, political instability. you know, things that -- >> minor things. >> standard for any st

. >>> in his first tv interview in over a decade, author dave eggers with his new book who put his life some of the world's best coffee back from yemen. >>> and get ready to sample a rare winter delicacy that can only be made when the temperature gets well below freezing, we will take to a vineyard that celebrates frigid weather by toasting with ice wine. >> all that plus your eye opener, your dish and music in our saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> wine and coffee, sounds good to me, thanks, good. >> right. >> right, thank you. >> yeah. >>> new technology is helping more and more drivers avoid the fender benders that are all too common in parking lots and driveways. correspondent kennett craig shows us the report card, after a consumer advocates tested rear crash prevention systems. >> reporter: when this subaru backs into this parked car the damage tops $1,100 w auto brake, crisis averted. low speed backup crashes happen in parking lots and driveways, these poles show the scars in this test, the damage came to over $3,400. technology to prevent backup crash