mokhtar alkanshali, dave eggersh new book is "the monk of mokha." thank you both very much for being here. >>fonk tvir s s.ngha u >> woodruff: and we'll be back but first, take a moment to hear >> woodruff: now to our newshour shares. when two black bears were badly burned recently in a california wildfire, veterinary teams camer to tescue with a treatment never tried before on animals: fish skins. the newshour's julia griffin explains. >> reporter: december's thomas fire was the largest on record in california, scorching more anan 280,000 acres and destroying more th,000 homes. but while human residents could escape the inferno, two black bears rescued by the california department of fish and wildlife weren't so lucky. trapped by the flames, they had suffered severe, second- and third-degree burns to their paws. >> this is all that is left of her normal pad. >> reporter: for u.c. davis r'terinarian jamie peyton, addressing the beainjuries would require outside-the-boxin thng. namely, treating the burns with tilapia skins. i >> the beaill tell you,