rapper eminem taking facebook to court. accusing them of slim shady tactics. a song publisher filing suit against the tech giant and its ad agency saying they copied music from the rapper's songs. the suit claims a facebook ad broadcast online last month used music from eminem's song "under the influence" to announce the facebook home service for android phones. facebook at this point has not commented on the lawsuit. >> we are talking about this one this morning. tesla will make an historic move today. it will pay back its loans to the government. scott mcgrew, nine years ahead of schedule. >> nine years. taxpayers will pocket a profit. an electronic payment from the bay area car company to the u.s. department of energy sometime this morning. totally paying off more than the $400 million loan. tesla hasn't made $400 million in cars. rather it is transferring risk to the common investor. recall tesla had a secondary offering of stock. they raised the money there. the repayment will cause critics to reassess analysis, also known as eating crow. mitt romney call

i look at eric clapton and eminem, and angry, creative guy like him, maybe he should -- maybe he could have done it. tavis: i do not want to play pop psychology, but was there a reason to your mind why that became his choice? self-ativity comes in a destructive and creative package in some cases. jim, it was built in. time has made me accept. fors: how difficult was it you to watch your friend, this artistic genius self-destruct? how difficult was that and what do you do to try to stop it? >> really hard. i was young and did not know he had this disease. i knew there was an elephant in the room. i was trying to talk the other guys into stopping touring. in front of 10,000 people, if you mess up -- if you are in the studio, you go home. it took me about a year to lobby for that. is gone.m morrison every band tries to figure out what happens when a seminal member of the band is no longer there. itt this book goes into, goes into what the band does after jim morrison. and how the name is used, how the name is marketed. at this is a great subject to be talking about because this is the age

this is a dog dancing to an artist you don't normally hear on morning television, eminem.watch this dog for a second. ♪ >> really got the moves. >> it took me a while to figure out what he's up to. he's actually scratching his hind quarters on the couch. >> oh. >> it happens to be -- not this couch. or else it's been sent out to the cleaners. thanks to harley. ginger, what have you got? >> i have a death-defying stunt that would be one of the scarier ones to do. watch this. a slip 'n slide gone crazy. >> whoa. >> they built that -- >> is that elastic? >> he's holding on and the truck's pulling him to get momentum. they're very excited. good work. i'd do it, with a pull, for sure. >> we'll be right back with more "gma." keep it here. well, inside the brewer, there's a giant staircase, and the room is filled with all these different kinds of coffee. actually, i just press this button. brew what you love, simply. keurig. you get 5% back, on everything. everything. everything. everything. everything? [ all ] everything? everything. [ male announcer ] get free shipping and 5% b

chrysler's dramatic "imported from detroit" campaign with eminem was hugely successful. >> it's half-timetwo-minute, $8-million super bowl ad with clint eastwood, extolling the resiliency of america and its automobile industry, caused a major stir and briefly became part of the presidential campaign. republicans said that this was a campaign commercial for president obama, a payback. did you anticipate that criticism? >> just to rectify the record here. i paid back the loans and 19.7% interest. i don't think that i committed to do a commercial on top of that. i thought that the republicans' reactions to this was unnecessary and out of place. >> that's very restrained from you--for you. >> it is. i'm on camera. [laughs] you put me here. you turn these things off, i'll give you my own assessment. this is the old boardroom of fiat. >> marchionne splits his time between the fiat headquarters in turin, italy, and chrysler headquarters in auburn hills, michigan, but he is fully engaged on both continents at all times. i mean, when you're here, do you get calls? do you have to deal with fiat? >>

. >> your conservative friends didn't like eminem and they wanted him completely banned from selling let me educate you. i will challenge you and i have $100 in my pocket if you can name one conservative that hates america because they have disagreements with obama. that is what you said earlier. name one. >> i don't think it is a hatred for the country. >> sean: you said that they hated. hang on. i got a hundred dollar bill right here freshly pinpoint. >> why are we talking about a seth. >> sean: because you said that. >> that is all you talk about is the hey he tread of this administration. >> i don't hate anybody. >> you talk about outrage and typically hear the liberals saying conservatives are outraged about everything, they don't know how to take a joke. >> name one joke that you thought was funny. >> it is not our fault if you don't know how to deliver it. whoever -- >> like bill maher who called sarah palin a -- >> do you think that is appropriate to call a mother that name? >> i think it is better to be -- >> i actually said that on "hannity's" show one time. you enjoy being

and he writes: our nation is getting closer to fully eminem ploying the talents of all its citizens, not just men. the notoriously tech shy billionaire sending out his first tweet. it reads: warren is in the house. and with that he picked up more than 45,000 twitter followers in just 45 minutes. you can forget about worrying about your computer's security and think about what it might mean if hackers access your entire life. it apparently can happen. with the new google glasses. that's basically a cell phone you wear on your face. hackers say they could access google glass and do things like photograph and copy your house keys or watch you enter your home alarm code. basically steal video or audio of anything that you can see or hear they can get. one security expert tells foxnews.com. the only things hackers could not access would be your thoughts. a google spokesman says we're experimenting with solutions as we work to make glass more broadly available. and security issues aside, a foxnews.com editor recently wore the glasses for 18 hours. he says he was impressed. >> and all the s

eminem's mum sued him. claimed she defamed him in lyrics. and lagten meester fought two legal battles with mom over money and won. i have learned from bryant. i'm keeping all receipts. i'm selling this stuff. more realistically. if you become a real superhero when you grow up, do you mind if i sell your cape? >> actually, i do mind. >> reporter: and kobe bryant minds, too. a five-time championship winner. but can he beat his own mom in a court of law? for "good morning america," nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> nick could have a day in court, too. >> his son is adorable. absolutely. >> you hope they figure it out. you don't want to see that in court. >> and he has been very giving. the family knows that. hopefully, it will work out. >> don't sell my stuff. >>> we have an awful lot of stuff to show you. two patterns on the board. you're hearing about moisture and cold air in the nation, the jet stream has lift eed north. look at these swirl. two separate areas of low pressure. stuck in position. that cool, damp air will stay in place. the

eminem's mom sued him, saying he slandered her in a lyric and won. ♪ just found out my mom makes moreton meister fought with mom over money and won. >> i've learned from bryant. i am keeping receipts for all sporting goods i pay for. my kids make it to the majors, win the tour de france, i'm selling the stuff. more realistically. >> reporter: if you become a real super hero when you grow up, do you mind if i sell your cape? >> i do mind. >> reporter: kobe bryant minds too. a five time championship winner can he beat his own mom in a court of law. nick watt, abc news, los angeles. >> gosh, that must be tough battling your mom in court and public court as well. >> sad. >> yeah. >>> still to come -- you've heard it a million times, going grocery shopping while you're hungry, not a good idea. >> now science is learning why. you are watching "world news now." e hungry, not a good idea. >> now science is learning why. you are watching "world news now." but don't worry, he'll find someone else. ♪ who's that lady? ♪ who's that lady? ♪ sexy lady ♪ who's that lady? [ female announcer ] used mop

we will do the graham and eminem. >> thank you, mr. chairman. this is the second a minute. senator durbin, we are talking to senator durbin about our first amendment, is that okay? thank you. >> is the sender bringing up the second -- >> yes. >> without objection the amendment grant to amendment is before us as amended by the graham second amendment and that is the amendment before us. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the reason we are second to bring our second amendment, discussion with the white house last couple days, how to make this thing more effective. basically the entry exit program that we're trying to create deals with 40% of the people here publicly. 40% of people overstayed visas and we don't have a system that can account for that 40%. as we tried to secure our border i think it's very important that we do a better job when it comes to these overstays. and the 19 hijackers of 9/11 i think to in these overstays status. and this is a problem i think national security concern. so what this amendment does would create an integrated database to share with the custom fo