we're talking steven king here. >> yeah, steven king. >> i could pull his entire collection like thissome people are excited about it, some people think it's sad. steven king does know a thing or two about death and dying. more than 40 books to his name. one of the best-selling authors of all time. did you know he's also considered to be the father of some, one of the fathers of ebooks. one of the first to publish online. is it good for the industry? king says the answer is yes and yes. "the shining," "misery," the mere mention of stephen king's titles evokes fear. do people ever say to you when they meet you, i thought i might be scared of you? all the time, right? >> sure, a lot of people think they're go to come scare of me. i'm civilized. >> reporter: the best-selling author built his career on frightening people on the written word. he sees things the way others don't. years before others thought about e-books, king public lehred a novela online, it shocked the industry and got him a lot of attention. >> i got on the cover of "time" magazine, for once in my life, i got noticed in

and steven king who is the republican leader on that subcommittee has been trying to stop anything thatould involve so-called amnesty or anything that would help immigrants. he's a border security guy and he played his role so i thought it worked out perfectly. >> the whole thing touches on the bigger issue when we talk about the immigration issue and we have the dream act from last week. but what is the latest now? >> there is effort to try to bring it up again. the dream act is one of those smaller immigration issues that effect a smaller group of people. they are more sympathetic and undocumented students who want to go to college. the likelihood that anything will happen is slim. we all know that right now the members of congress are looking to get through the election and afterwards there will not be an appetite for a lot of talk. >> and then the republican pledge to america which we saw last week. obviously immigration is a part of that, though republicans say maybe not a big enough part of that. is there in-fighting among the ranks. >> there is not a lot of in- fighting but the q

congressman steven king is not happy.ond department of justice whistle-blower testifying against doj orders that justice is refusing to enforce the voting rights laws of this country where the victim is white. two members of that commission, both sides join me live in a must-see report. you saw it here yesterday. chrysler auto union workers boozing and smoking pot on the job. the reporter who broke the story is here live with an update. plus did david beckham cheat on posh spice with a prostitute? he says no. three witnesses allegedly say yes. we'll have a full report. see you at the top of the hour. jon: you heard it when we spoke with paul gigot the senate is postponing a vote on extending the bush era tax cuts until after the november midterms. top democratic leaders say republicans are to blame but there also are deep division within their own ranks. jim angle live in washington with more on that. so why exactly did they postpone this vote, jim? >> reporter: as you say, jon, democratic leaders say they couldn't get co

justice steven brier of the united states supreme court. we sent the kingcam -- we have a little camera that goes out. we sent it to the steps of the u.s. supreme court today to get some questions for judge breyer. let's take a look at one of them. watch. >> and i was just going to ask justice breyer a question, if i might. i was going to ask him about what was his most difficult case that he had to deal with. >> larry: good question. >> there are two i'd make as candidates. bush versus gore. that was stressful. believe me, that was stressful. >> larry: you were in the minority? >> i was in the minority. i dissented. and all of the nine of us knew that it was important, very, and all the nine of us knew we had a short time to decide it. and a lot turned on the outcome we feared or thought. and what i did, like the others, is the job of the court is to decide and control your stress. and keep yourself under control. and do your best on the decision. another case where i thought was very important and this is much -- this is -- they're both -- they're all con