and gwendolyn king was someone that i -- so i wanted to change the culture that apartment and i think we succeeded with that. >> host: in a quick few minutes with former hhs secretary dr. louis sullivan breaking ground as the name of his autobiography, my life in medicine. the forward is by and andrew young. you are watching booktv on c-span.

and gwendolyn king was someone that i -- so i wanted to change the culture that apartment and i think we succeeded with that. >> host: in a quick few minutes with former hhs secretary dr. louis sullivan breaking ground as the name of his autobiography, my life in medicine. the forward is by and andrew young. you are watching booktv on c-span. while serving in iraq from 2003 to 2009 u.s. navy s.e.a.l. sniper chris kyle accumulated more officially confirmed kills than any other sniper in u.s. military history. in his best-selling autobiography, "american sniper" now a major motion picture, mr. kyle described his early career as a professional rodeo rider. the challenges he had to overcome become a s.e.a.l. and experiences in iraq. chris kyle died on february 2 2013 at the age of 38. this program is from 2012. it's about an hour. >> host: chris kyle why did you decide to join the navy? >> guest: actually i grew up thinking the marines were the biggest baddest guys on the block in my eyes wanted to be one so i went to enlist and try to become a marine and a marine recruiter was out to lun

and social security gwendolyn king was someone i help so i wanted to take the culture of the department. i think we succeeded in that. >> host: in a quick few minutes with former hhs secretary dr. louis sullivan, breaking ground as the name of his autobiography my life in medicine and the forward is by and were young. you are watching booktv on c-span. >> the name of the book is "the malaria project" in the author is karen masterson. what is malaria? >> guest: malaria is a series of diseases. it's not one disease. it's many diseases caused by several parasites and these different parasites are found in different parts of the world but they all cause symptoms like intense fever, furnace hot fevers and chills and body pains and headaches. sometimes it will hide in your liver and you never know whether you have gotten rid of it. it can clump together and cause circulatory problems and put you in a coma. you are fine at 5 in the morning and by the evening you are dead. so the malaria is the word we use to describe the diseases that are caused by this genus of disease and parasites. >> host: