a lot of people feel uncomfortable at the idea of being anybody near somebody who has been to high berea so in a way this is much more psychological but i also think there is some things that we maybe perhaps don't understand about the disease so i am just trying to be as cautious as possible and to sort of treat everybody i come -- everybody i see the same way i would treat my four-year-old nephew, who i definitely am not touching for 21 days. so my sort of the way i am looking at it is, of if i am not going to touch cooper for 21 days for 21 days i won't touch anybody for 21 days. >> paint a picture what it was like on the streets of liberia, a totally different healthcare infrastructure and some of the images we have seen coming from the country have been so graphic in how people are literally lying on the ground outside of hospitals waiting for care. >> i didn't see people lying on the ground outside hospitals because i think that the reporting on that is maybe a couple of weeks old, but what you do see on the street in high berea right now is people .. not touching, you don't see pe

berea ask what is on the back of the $2 bill? >> the answer is the declaration of independence. it is featured on the reverse of the $2 bill. >> i used to collect those things. i might still have one or two around. to have some showers trying to push through the area. an area of high pressure will push those things eventually out of chicago. now we have temperatures that are very chilly out there. if you're heading out the need a little rain protection. perhaps this letter as well. we will rise a little bit tomorrow. unnoticed last four days of the forecast as temperatures just in the '50s. chance of increasing cloudiness. if you're keeping up with the hurricane off of the coast is not a category 4 storm. >> you want to thank you for joining us >> conducting interactive workshops next interactive workshops next month. in the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders. these are their stories. ( garbled radio transmission ) this damn ind

. >> berea, i woke up early this morning to thumb through your book and read the last 20 or 30 pages.one of the things i was struck by this is partially because they been talking to a bunch of a friend in mexico in the last decade or so was the line you talked about how i believe the words are the alliance of the government and the cartels have begun to destroy the fabric of community in mexico. i know you didn't set out to make a book about mexico, but it is to an extent about the changes. how do you think your book fits into that discussion if it does at all? >> well, it is interesting you say i didn't set up to write a book about mexico because i didn't. i set out to write a book about my father and it was a very personal journey. i think for me now is re-creating the stories that my father had shared with me as a way to try and understand how he was wired and why he had lived such a violent and self-destructive life. i certainly didn't set out to write about the mexican drug cartels. but unfortunately, i feel like they ended up crashing into the heart of my story. i was already wr