. >> woof. [ dogs barking ] >> woof, woof, woof. woof, woof, woof. [ dogs barking ] ♪ >> cut! dano, well played. thank you for being with us this morning. as we mentioned, you play brian wilson in his early days, john cusack plays him in his later years. and it's been said that john wanted to meet brian but it was professionally strategic for you not to meet brian initially. >> yeah, i mean, one, brian seems like one of the most sort of open and raw spirits there is and so i just didn't want to fall into the idea of trying to mimic him in any way. it was sort of about the spirit of the music, so i spent months listening to the studio sessions, learning to play the piano, learning to try to sing and then i felt like i could meet him because i was already in touch with his spirit. >> and you are a musician. you sang and played guitar in bands before. taking this role on you've been on broadway. what was it like trying to re-create the legend of brian wilson? >> you know at first the idea of it is scary but it turned out to be the most fun i've ever had acting by like miles. >> w

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definitely not in a convenient spot considering in and around the area woof construction, narrows theyway. we continue to keep you updated on. that will rest of the majors however still pretty light. we take a look at 422 eastbound traffic headed out of the area of oaks down beyond trooper at this shot here, i mean, still looks pretty good. generally speaking, we are in the green for the most part, except for 95. we do have event happening this weekend, we have the manayunk cycling classic the bike race on sunday, and also the dragon boat festival. there will be closures, ukee? >> torrey, thank you. here is erika downstairs. >>> congratulations for your prize, we all new stud coming, congrats. we want to tell but this today. so special. the first ever special olympics unified relay and it is running through philadelphia, today, and what's going to be running through, check it out that's the flame of hope. it is making it way to all 50 state, leading up to the special olympic world games they're going to be held in los angeles this summer. joining us is janet she is the ceo for the spe

woof animal hospitals, the animal hospital rollup.wants to be in it, it went up today right next to tenet health care. >> what's an animal hospital rollup. >> it's been a very entrepreneurial singular business, you know? tom: some veterinarian goes? >> a local vet. >> now all of that is changing and just like we have the hospital manage company business, it's the same thing for the vets. they're being put on salary. tom: are we going to bring fluffy to walmart for health care? >> it's coming in pet coast. that's where we're going and going now. >> we are going to end up in aisle 3 for the colonoscopy if we were not careful. >> and the silly dog is going to the fancy pants hospital. >> we have our priorities straight here. >> the stocks are recession proof. as bad as things are, they're going to take care of the dog and the kids are taken care of. tom: i know people that seem to have loved their animals more than their children. >> i don't get it, but -- >> well, they don't talk back. tom: we got to wrap it up. great show, guys, hope y

though the racist manifesto surface surfaced after it was posted on a website regionstered to dylann woof. behind bars this morning awaiting his bail hearing for murder charges set for october. >> what is your age? >> 21. >> this as investigators are looking into a 2,000-word racist manifesto on a website registered to the suspect written before roof killed nine people during a bible study inside charleston's south carolina historic emanuel ame church. the author writing he became fixated on the black on white crime after trayvon martin's death. there he found, quote, pages upon pages of these brutal black on white murders. it's not clear what incidents he was referring to. the manifesto continues, quote, someone has to have the bravery to take it to the real world. i guess it has to be me. >> how we can be better. how we can do more. >> in charleston sunday marchers joined hands to form a unity chain in memory of the nine victims. on sunday morning church bells rang throughout the historic city. ♪ ♪ inside the emanuel ame church the theme was healing not hate. >> we as a group of people

. >> and i just wanted to start by saying thank you because, yes what woof seen over the last months is nhtsa's willingness to use all authorities and tools available to us to get action. if we don't have the authorities or as an max numb authority in effect we can't do our job. so yes, we will provide support and any assistance with those authorities. >> and you need more resources do you not? >> absolutely. >> in fact the faa, i think, has something like 30 times your budget and 6,000 employees as compared to your 90. is that not a glaring deficiency and does not reflect a lack of investment in your agency and in the safety of our roads and drivers? >> and your citing a chart in a work force assessment that makes that comparison. so with under 500 deaths and major aviation accidents they have over 60,000 agencies and in the rail agency they have under 10 and close to 700 professions and we have in 2013, more deaths on the roadways and we have under 90 employees. >> if our airways were as dangerous as our cars and roads corporate officials would be indicted and there would be sweepi

that what woof seen is -- you've seen is employers pushing employees down to 35 or 32 hours and have programs in place. i've heard mcdonald's has a program in place where the managers -- an alarm comes up on the computer and said these clearing in on 40 hours and you need to not work them any more this week. i don't think that is the intent of the law but that is the impact of the law. and in the end if the president pushes this bill forward it will essentially hurt the people he is trying to help. >> and do you think congress will pass a bill to try to stop this and is there a compromise there and because it hasn't been adjusted for inflation since the 1970s. >> and i think it is important to realize moses didn't come down with the tablets and create the lay of the land of the law but the question is are you going to hurt or help working americans with these provisions. the house is looking at hearings very soon that the education committee will be holding hearings and i believe you will see legislation come out of that. clearly the president has a veto power over any legislation we