you are on with mitch kaplan. >> guest: hello, mr. kaplan. my wife and i just went to spain and visited barcelona and a friend recommended that we read carlos luis shadowed the way wind which we thought was fantastic and we wondered if you read it and what you think of it. >> host: david, what was it about the book that grabbed you? >> guest: it was dickens sony in. it had strange characters and descriptions that were much like charles dickens. >> guest: you are absolutely right. and it's about books. it is a book that looks sellers love and i love it as well. thank you for bring it to her attention. >> host: christine, new hampshire. hi. >> guest: -- >> caller: . am i speaking to mitchell kaplan? >> host: you are. >> caller: i knew you back in the 90s. i was a faculty member and a very dedicated book fair volunteer at that time. and help to recruit lots and lots of volunteers in that capacity. i just wanted to say after 10 years in the middle east i now live in new hampshire and i just wanted to comment how important independent bookstores a

in june investigators discovered 11 young children living in the basement of kaplan's house. >> mr. kaplan has represented himself to these girls as a cult-like figure, as a prophet from god. but now it is time for mr. kaplan to be held accountable under the laws of mankind. >> kaplan as well as the parents of the girls are each being held on $1 million bail. >>> entertainer bill cosby is expected to appear back in court too many. the judge will hear arguments over what evidence should be allowed in the upcoming trial. prosecutors want to have 13 accusers testify to show a pattern of quote, prior bad acts. cosby's lawyers want those women to take competency and memory tests and some allegations date back to the 1960s. >> tonight new information on the deadly nightclub shooting in orlando. we're now hearing audio from a series of 911 calls by the shooter who pledge support for isis. >> that was omar matin who opened fire at the pulse nightclub in june. the shooting left 49 people dead. police eventually breached a wall in the club and killed him in a shoot-out. >> we are now just eig

in june investigators discovered 11 young children living in the basement of kaplan's house. >> mr. kaplan has represented himself to these girls as a cult-like figure, as a prophet from god. but now it is time for mr. kaplan to be held accountable under the laws of mankind. >> kaplan as well as the parents of the girls are each being held on $1 million bail. >>> entertainer bill cosby is expected to appear back in court too many. the judge will hear arguments over what evidence should be allowed in the upcoming trial. prosecutors want to have 13 accusers testify to show a pattern of quote, prior bad acts. cosby's lawyers want those women to take competency and memory tests and some allegations date back to the 1960s. >> tonight new information on the deadly nightclub shooting in orlando. we're now hearing audio from a series of 911 calls by the shooter who pledge support for isis. >> that was omar matin who opened fire at the pulse nightclub in june. the shooting left 49 people dead. police eventually breached a wall in the club and killed him in a shoot-out. >> we are now just eig

but now it is time for mr. kaplan to be held accountable under the laws every mankind. >> kaplan as well as the parent of the girls are each being held on $1 million bail. >> a florida judge orders the city of orlando to release the audio from a series of 911 calls made by the gunman omar mart inch. >> the judge is holding off on releasing hundreds of other on line victims. the chilling audio from the deadly night. >> emergency 911. >> that was orlando night club shooter omar mat attorney, in his own words, confess to go police dispatch their he carried out the worse mass shooting in modern us history that left 49 club goers dead. on monday, a judge ordered the release of audio recordings, moments after the city dropped its objection. transcripts of the calls were released in september. the first 911 call made by mat teen came in 2:35 a.m. on june 12. >> i pledge of allegiance to ... of the islamic state. >> thirteen minute later he made another call this time answered by police negotiators. >> you have to tell

and thanks, mr. kaplan, for joining us. i want to ask about the dollar, which has been strengthening at a time that our trade relationships have come into closer focus, namely with china, whose currency has been weakening. and there's talk that maybe an accord needs to be reached to put a lid on dollar strength. what's your view? >> so, i'll speak, again, as someone who represents the 11th district. texas is the largest exporting state in the country, so obviously, a stronger dollar creates headwinds for our exports. the other impact of the dollar is i'm very mindful of stabilization going on in emerging markets, particularly china. we saw the first quarter this year currency in china rapidly depreciated. they had a rapid market sell-off, and it transmitted to a global tightening in financial conditio conditions, which if allowed to persist would have slowed the u.s. economy. so, my comment would be i'll stay away from what other parts of the government might do, but i think watching the strength of the dollar needs to be s

you're on with mitch kaplan. >> mr. kaplan, my wife and i just went to spain and visited barcelona and a friend recommended that we read carlos ruiz fund shadow of the wind which was just fantastic and we wondered if you had read it and what you think of it.t >> david, what was said about the book that grabbed you? >> is taking so again. it has strange characters in these descriptions are much like charles dickens. >> you're absolutely right. it's also about books. it's a book that booksellers i l buzzed.ov thank you for bringing it to our attention. >> christine, guilford, new hampshire. hi, christine. >> hi, hello. am i speaking to mitchell kaplan? >> you are. hi, christine.. >> i come to mitchell. i knew you back in the 90s. i was a faculty member and a very dedicated book fair at that time and help to recruit lots and lots of volunteers in that capacity. i just wanted to say after 10 years in the middle east and now live in new hampshire. i just want to comment how important independent bookstores are in new england

. >> mr. kaplan and i had discussed it before the hearing. he didn't want to put the girls through any more trauma than they've been put through by the commonwealth. >> kaplan has maintained his innocence and no new court date has been set. >>> a delaware county mayor facing dui and other charges this afternoon. authorities say upland borough's mayor hit several cars. police say he walked away from the wreck but they tracked. down. >>> from south jersey, the latest in a series of informational sessions regarding camden's school district. the latest meeting in the parents' listening tour. the focus is to go over the recently-released school information cards that track the progress of each school and give overall school quality ratings. each school is given a grade of on track, needs improvement, or underperforming. >>> pope francis is extending a key decision on abortion. the right of catholic priests to forgive women who have aabortions. the news comes in a document written by the pope. pope francis says abortion is still considered a grave

. >> mr. kaplan was a friend and business associate of the six females parents. >> reporter: the da referring to daniel and seville la, amish lancaster county residents also facing charges. police say they gave the 18-year-old to kaplan as a gift for helping them through their financial troubles. prosecutors also say the sexual assaulted started in lancaster county back in 2008, and carried over into buck county. meantime, neighbors are reflecting on what they call strange activity that they noticed at kaplan's house over the years. >> they'd come early in the morning and leave, you know, he had a bus i thought he was driving a busing service into new york or something like that. >> reporter: judge added $1 million bail to the million already in place. in feasterville, dave kinchen, fox 29 news. >>> you decide 2016. the nominees are spending halloween in the midwest. hillary clinton sets her sights on ohio. donald trump hoping to gather some support from michigan vot voters. >> both states cru

mr. speaker, mitch kaplan is an inspiration to south floridians and for people across the nation. thank you, plitch, for your tireless work and dedication to all of us book lovers everywhere. hank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields back. frump does the gentleman from california seek recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, many americans woke up today and after the election under a cloud of fear and anxiety. there are children who, for perhaps the first time in their lives, are wond forget this country welcomes and respects them. mr. takano: i rise today to remind my colleagues the incoming administration, and the american people, that millions of our veterans and service members have made incredible sacrifices in defense of a single, powerful idea. no matter where you come from, what you believe, or who you love, you deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. on veterans day we expressed our enduring gratitude to those men and women, latinos and muslims, christians and jews, african-americans and all others who put all the -- put on the u

some footage from c-span capitol hill producer craig kaplan. [indistinct conversation] .> mr. president-elect >> mr. speaker. pence.rnor >> house speaker paul ryan's office shared a video of the tour on facebook live. let us take a look. >> congratulations. [indistinct conversation] speaker ryan: that is it right there. >> thank you, everybody. thanks, guys. thank you, thank you, thank you. [indiscernible] [inaudible] pres.-elect trump: so beautiful. this is so beautiful. after meeting with speaker ryan, president-elect trump crossed the capital to meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we caught the two as they arrived at senator mcconnell's office. >> mr. trump, what is your reaction? pres.-elect trump: really beautiful. really, really beautiful. thank you. >> the meeting lasted about one hour and president elect briefly spoke to reporters on his way out. vice president elect pence left 30 minutes before. >> mr. trump -- >> mr. trump, what is the first priority on day one? pres.-elect trump: a lot of priorities. a lot of really great priorities. people will be ver

this as robert kaplan the dallas fed president urged the president-elect mr. trump to enact intelligent fiscal policy to yes, sir growth. >> in the uk prime minister the theresa may addressed london. she argued the uk must not shy away from its role as an advocate for global free trade. >> as we leave the european union we'll use the strength and size of our economy to lead the way in getting out into the world and doing new business with old allies and new partners alike. we will use the freedoms that come from negotiating with partners directly to be flexible, to set our own rules, and forge new and dynamic trade agreements that work for the whole world. >> now coming up, carolin joins us from the ubs conference in london. >> what's behind brerkt? whalgts behind the trump election? he calls it the dramatic rise of white populism. stick around. we'll be back with plenty more in just a few minutes. >>> hi, everybody. welcome back. russia's economy minister has been detained over a $2 million bribe. they said that alexei ulyukayev received the money for giving

afterwards, he invited mr. trump to the u.s. capitol to show him where he will be sworn in on inauguration day. some footage from craig kaplan. >> paul ryan's office shared a tour liveideo of the on facebook. let's take a look. >> after meeting with speaker ryan, president-elect trump crossed the capital to meet with senate majority leader mitch mcconnell. we got them as they arrived at senator mcconnell's office. >> mr. trump, what is your reaction? mr. trump: really, really beautiful. >> the meeting lasted about an hour and president-elect donald trump briefly spoke to reporters on his way out. vice president-elect pence left 30 minutes before. >> [indiscernible] first priority, day one, what is it going to be? mr. trump: lots of great priorities. we have a lot. -- look very strongly at immigration, health care, and jobs. >> [indiscernible] trump: thank you, everybody. >> after walking mr. trump to his motorcade, majority leader mitch mcconnell gave his thoughts on the meeting. >> we had a really good issues that wet obviously