. >> dr. gary small, director of the ucla longevity center. >> and if you can achieve your brain health, then you're going to be able to remember and think about all those decisions you need to make every day to keep your brain healthy. >> and a panel discussion on national security. watch the writers festival today n book tv. >> you're watching american history tv. all week every weekend on c-span3. to join the conversation, like us on facebook at c-span history.>> a panelist of histors compare the first 100 days of previous presidents and discuss priorities for the new trump administration. some of the issues they talk about include international poverty, civil rights, the economy, and immigration. this discussion took place at the american historical association's annual meeting in denver. it is just over an hour and a half. professor yang: i'm anand yang from the university of washingtion. when we conceived about this, about a year or so ago, we thought of it as an opportunity for historians to

. >> reporter: dermatologist dr. gary marder diagnosed patients, including gloria strumolo, with skin cancer and treated her with hours of radiation therapy. but strumolo says after getting a second opinion from another dermatologist, dr. ted schiff, she learned the lesions marder treated were not cancerous. >> i had no idea i did not need the radiation. i have no idea i did not need the surgery. >> reporter: dr. schiff says after seeing more of marder's patients with similar stories, he alerted authorities and started a whistleblower lawsuit. >> the whole, i guess scheme, was just to, we believe, you know, over-diagnose, falsely diagnose, you know, people with certain types of skin cancers. then use very expensive and very inappropriate ways of treating them. >> reporter: according to court documents, marder, who owns this $28 million oceanfront property, has now agreed to pay up to $18 million. to reimbursement the government for alleged medicare big. a member of his staff -- >> no comment. >> reporter: not commenting t

. >> dr. gary small. >> if you can achieve bring out, that things can always get worse. then you will be able to remember and think about all of those decisions you need to make every day to keep your brain healthy. >> a panel discussion on national security. watch the writers festival today on book tv. >> monday on capitol hill, the bipartisan era when task force will look at of use of synthetic opioids. the hearing will be live at 4:00 eastern time on c-span3. you can also watch online at c-span.org and stream on the free c-span radio app. the chair of the house ways and means committee, kevin brady, outlines his goals for overhauling the tax code during a tax policy forum hosted by georgetown university law center and cosponsored by the

. >> reporter: dr. gary branfman, a local jewish community leader, was one of the first to offer to help. >> what this spark did was instead of dividing us, it actually united us. >> reporter: what's the lesson ou all should learn? >> it just gives you a confirmation of the faith in humanity, no matter which faith chu belong to, which color you belong to, which country you belong to, it doesn't matter, it's always good. and good always wins. >> reporter: and to that very point, scott, today we saw a couple standing on the side of the mosque, the man was holding an envelope. turns out they're from wisconsin, were vacationing here in south texas, heard about the fire, and on their way home to the midwest went out of their way to drive by and hand deliver a donation. >> pelley: david begnaud, thanks. and we'll be back in a moment. ck that won't cause bloating, gas, or inner turmoil. try pronourish. a delicious nutritional drink that makes a great mini meal or snack that has protein and fiber. and pronourish has

. >> reporter: dr. gary branfman, a local jewish community leader, was one of the first to offer to help. >> what this spark did was instead of dividing us, it actually united us. >> reporter: what's the lesson we all should learn? >> it just gives you a confirmation of the faith in humanity, no matter which faith you belong to, which color you belong to, which country you belong to, it doesn't matter, it's always good. and good always wins. >> reporter: and to that very point, scott, today we saw a couple standing on the side of the mosque, the man was holding an envelope. turns out they're from wisconsin, were vacationing here in south texas, heard about the fire, and on their way home to the midwest went out of their way to drive by and hand deliver a donation. >> david begnaud, thanks. and we'll be back in a moment. "let life in with new herbal essences bursting with argan oil of morocco and notes of jasmine sure to put more life in your hair and your head. new herbal essences let life in" 48 hours of pr

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gloria strumalo is now thousands of dollars in debt after seeing doctor gary marder at his office in port st. lucie. drrder told her she had cancer and recommended radiation treatments to cure her. she underwent 20 days of treatment before she ran into another one of his patients and became suspicious. ".......radiation on me again" strumalo went to a different doctor who told her she never had cancer. by the time she found out the truth- she had already racked up nearly 10 thousand dollars in medical bills. dr. marder pocketed millions from insurance companies- which he was ordered to repay. after all that- dr marder's medical license did ánotá get revoked. he is still practicing and his offices in port st lucie and okeechobee remain open we're getting an inside look at the most expensive residential real-estate listing in america. the 38 thousand square foot house is in los angeles...and is listed for 250 million dollars... take a look.. the home comes fully furnished with 30 million dollars worth of cars. there's a bowling alley. a 40 seat movie theater. there are six bars throughout the home and a

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. >> dr. garymall. >> if you can achieve your brain health, then you will be able to remember and think about all of those decisions you need to make every day to keep your brain healthy. >> and a panel discussion on national security. watch the rancho mirage writers festival this weekend on book tv. "afterwards,"n hewitt.lkshow host hugh >> what did the gop do to avoid sitting on their power and not make the most of this opportunity? >> great observation. the democrats thought they had a long time. they thought it -- they had a super majority. obamacare and dodd-frank. all of that will be gone in two years. the hundred $50 billion you cannot find. on "afterwards" at 9:00 eastern. >> "washington journal" continues. congressman eva cicilline is with us. he is cochair of the democratic policy and communications committee. we start where we left off, talking about the executive order. the president meeting with some of his high

. >> dr. gary small director of the ucla longevity center. >> if you can achieve your brain health you will remember and think about all those decisions you need to make every day to keep our brain healthy. >> and a panel discussion on national security. watch the rancho mirage witeer fe -- writer festival this weekend on booktv. >> i am a white male and i am prejudice. the reason is it isn't something i was taught but learned. i don't like to be forced to like people. i like led to like people through example and what can i do to change? >> that was a remarkable moment. i didn't realize until after i walked up the set how powerful it was. there was something in his voice that touched me. it is authentic as he searches for the word to say something to a national audience most of us will not admit. >> sunday night on q&a. president of the public policy administration was a guest on c-span's washington journal in august of 2016 when gary sib tell oh called. she talked about that interaction and the f