it is good to meet you finally and person dr. wilson and back to philadelphia. so to start off to get to know you i want to give the audience said chance as well and you are a very talented man and had done extremely well in the field you have chosen. >> of biographical questions and thank you for making it easy. [laughter] and what do you mean by existence? [laughter] the easy question was in the deep south i had a comfortable life almost every day my parents did not know about it so but i wanted to go. on the river banks of alabama. and decided very early i would be an entomologist. and then living in washington for a brief period of time. and the expedition set was reading about and i thought that is what i would like to do. or a tropical explorer and realized that is a little boy a stream and to this day i have not changed i am about jazz imager as i was then. [laughter] >> for my follow-up question what makes you so passionate that at such "in-depth" level for many years? >> let me put it this way there are perhaps 60,000 species are creatures that people c

well, it's good to meet you finally in person, dr. wilson and as i'm sure michelle said, welcome back to the library of philadelphia and back to philadelphia. so i wanted to start off in just sort of getting to know you this evening as we were having dinner, i wanted to give our audience a chance to do that as well. one of the things i wanted to ask, um, you know, as michelle was going through your many accomplishments, you're a very talented man, and you clearly could have been, done extremely well in any field you would have chosen. what made you choose biology? >> a biographical question, thank you for making it easy. [laughter] >> we have to let dessert settle. >> well, and not starting by saying, all right, what do you mean by existence? [laughter] >> we'll get to that. >> easy question. i grew up in the deep south where i had access to comfortable outdoor life almost every day, and in the course of which -- and i was allowed to, well, i wasn't allowed. my parents didn't know about it. [laughter] to go anywhere i wanted to go in the bac

wilson. two pulitzer prizes and what, 20 books? >> thirty-two. >> sorry. i underestimated you. >> very self absorbed person would know the exact number of books he has written. >> dr. wilson has written one issue that's been nominated for a national book award, "the meaning of human existence." must be thin. >> it is. i think there's an inverse relationship between them vision of the writer and the length of his book. something like that. >> what is "the meaning of human existence," dr. wilson? >> actually what i'd done is define meaning from the beginning and at the beginning of the book, and i think a lot of the content can be redlined by true expressions that appear there and that come and one of them is that we are a somewhat maladapted and species in that we've ended up at the present era with paleolithic emotion, and with medieval institutions, and godlike technologies. and it's a crazy and dangerous list, but the meaning, the meaning. been meaning actually is where we come from, and what we are in the present time. and the way i approach it is recognizing history makes no sense without prehistory, you know, where we came from and all that we can learn about

wilson's injuries. with dr. melnick worked on the photographs to the pathology apartment a job includes looking injuries and consistent with a person's any photographs of injury of what you see here. and injuries do in fact cooperate. in a country in the face scratched back with net >> : clearly a contusion bruise of the right cheek at the jaw line. that also over here at the back of the neck >> : that corresponds with this statement >> : as forensic pathologist qualified to give an opinion on that the injuries consistent with the state and >> : ensure it likely studied thesehs and deciding to conduct of mr. wilson >> : caught up now busy travel dates today whether traffic updates to a stow a erica what the weather forecast of >> : the morning we want to assure a live look upon an montand and the color scheme we have here conditions for the most part pettifog right now. up and santa rosa but all in all it's cold out there. we know beyond that santa rosa 37 a tree every tracker ready 45 out the door livermore. and weather is we had in the san francisco right now us 57 degrees >> : again in the afternoon temperatures 10 degrees above a

wilson's injuries and dr. judy melnick works as for grins at pathologist and part of her job involves studying injuries whether they're consistent a person's statement >> : after photographs of wilson's injuries believes his injuries and do line up with your statement. and michael brown pushed him and scratched the back of his neck >> : clearly contusion bruise of the right cheek at the jaw line and over here at the back of the neck >> : and corresponds with the statement >> : as forensic pathologist one qualified to give opinion about is the injuries are consistent with his statement >> : injury likely sunday is the same photographs that was in deciding to indict wilson >> : knew this morning six people injured in an early-morning shooting in san francisco commission 13th street around 445 and to the victims have life- threatening injuries any information could help investigators called police tried to together exactly what happens >> : 407 quick break coming up on the kron 4 more news oakland family knows the pain michael's that brown's family is going through and one member had never seen today in support of the browns and what he has t