news 4's amee cho caught up with him. connor little john, at his book signing today. >> reporter: when it comes to working hard, we could all take a page from this aut'mr's book. >>ust signing books. >> reporter: meet carter littlejohn. he's only in 5th grade. he's already put out not one, not two, but three published books. >> published this one in december 2018. feels good to have people know what i'm doing and know that i have things out there and it feels real good. >> reporter: connor's series is called tag, you're it. it's about a group of kids fighting zombies. >> i have to sign this bookor mr. andrew. >> reporter: it started as a school. assignment in and for someone who loves books as much as connor does. >> when i'm beireading it takes on an adventure. >> reporter: it made sense to publish one of his own. with a little editing help from his mom and big broth logan, they've sold hundreds of copies on amazon. connor says he's already working on his next book. rtedll these ideas s hitting me at once. >> reporter: a

in rockville, amee cho, news 4. >> that's for news 4 >> announcer: "news 4 today" begins with breaking youlv i'm david . breaking news coming in overnight from rome. he vatican releasing this but tin. it dismisses ex-cardinal mccarrick from the priesthood. he was once among the most powerful leaderscn the catho church. this morning, he carries no religious title. sccarrick can no longer celebrate mass a priest, not even in private. a tribunal found him guilty of sexual misconduct withinors and adults, along with abusing his power. and solicitation within the act of confession, th csacrament. we've been all over this

news 4's amee cho had this returned to them from canadaor >> rr: if you ever worried it was 0 too late to right a wrong, take a page from this book. e year was 1946 at the silver spring library. a 2-ye f-old laura gregl in love with the book called the post man. >> i've had this book all my life or nearly all my life. i just loved the i loved the pictures. >> reporter: pictures of how postal workers did their jobs i the 192s. horses and all. and so when laura's family moved to canada, the book went with them. >> i hung onto it. at my age, you know, you give things back. o >> reporter:ver at the rockville library, imagine hri su when she found a long-lost book and a,etter sayi sorry. >> this is the strangest thing i've ever seen. you don't always get an plan of how it was lost to us from so long. >> reporter: we did the math on the fine she could be facing. for most books, montgomerie county fines 30 cents a day. 73 years, y a're looking over $9,000. luckily tou cnty caps the fine at $15 andoesn't charge a late fee for children's books. >>> were you worried at all about any possible fin

amee is to focus on aggregate demand instead of competition there and see competitive they don't like competition they think it's causes quote losers instead they focus on aggregate demand by printing trillions and trillions and trillions of fake fear money the same way fog off farmers in france forced ducks to eat grain until their livers aren't extended and then they're harvested for their livers americans are being armistead by the health system for their own health their bad livers their bad health are being harvested by the obamacare american health industry after the. valar of forest aggregate keynesian nonsense in the form of money trillions so the orthodox thinking that would be found in the economist who are hired by the federal reserve bank find in the literature on paper low interest rates should encourage more a growth in the economy because it encourages companies to borrow and invest but what they found by looking at actual model the structures of economies structures of markets in particular and looking at the models of what actually happens they found that a reduction

other in history is what he said on twitter as he sat with the successor of the men once the began amee of the u.s. he made it clear that the u.s. now was on very good terms with it not we both felt very good about having this very important summit in vietnam because you really are an example as to what can happen with good thinking and on behalf of the united states i want to thank you very much for hosting and hopefully great things will happen later on with our meeting but a lot of good things are happening before and that's a signing of trade deals with the united states and we appreciate it very much thank you mr president when he talked about signing trade deals and just a few minutes after he spoke they actually did that a series of trade deals the most important of them all with of it means airline called via jets a low cost airline that's done a deal with general electric for engines five point three billion dollars and also buying new planes for viet jet one hundred boeing seven three seven max jets they probably won't buy them with the full price but the list price is twelve