busy calendar for our man anderson cooper, 10 eastern, 7 pacific. >>> go to the columbus zoo with jack hannaor emeritus of that zoo and director of "into the wild." jack may have animals around him, a sea turtle, baby alligator, he is outside. what is the threat to this marone life by the oil spill, jack? >> larry, as far as this is concerned, the timing couldn't be worse. you have got to remember, for 500,000, thousands of years, who knows how long, these animals have been making migrating patterns, turtles laying eggs this time of year, fish spawning this time of year, birds my this time of year, laying nests, laying eggs this time of year. with all this said, the timing is probably the worst it can be, manatee now, not colder any longer, going out in the ocean now, plankton and things like that the source of food in the ocean being affected. even though it hasn't hit shore yet, which i pray it country, the valdez oil spill affected lost lives of over 200,000 animals. let's hope it doesn't happen, one thing, larry, for your viewers, people want could go down there and help, go down there w

to the zoo or something. [ laughter ] every time i come on the show, you act like i'm the black jack hannaders. >> blood-eating tarantulas and stuff? who doesn't have that stuff? i'm from the hood. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it intrigues me because why do you have all those spiders and things and --? >> for protection. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what's a spider going to do? >> bite them. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: if somebody breaks in your apartment, the spider just crawls up? >> yeah, they don't want no parts of him, that's hank. [ laughter ] hank ain't an ordinary spider. hank can fight. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wait a second. >> he used to train, yeah, he used to spar with mike tyson. [ laughter ] it's a small world. he fought tony tubbs too. he was a contender and mike weaver and he knocked out michael dokes. [ light laughter ] >> remember michael dokes? >> jimmy: i remember mike weaver. >> remember mike weaver? that's when heavyweights used to fight like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you're on the cover of a magazine, buddy. >> how cool is that? >> jimmy: look at that. [ cheers and appla

jack hanna is here with the effects on wildlife, next, on "larry king live." >> larry: good evening, first, check in with deborah feyerick, our cnn correspondent in new york with the latest on the car bomb investigation. what's up to date, deborah? >> law enforcement sources telling us that, in fact, that nissan pathfinder that was loaded with propane tanks and fertilizer placed in times square that, in fact, that was purchased on craigslist about three weeks ago. the buyer, a man in his late 20s, early 30s, we ared to. the seller handed over the keys to the vehicle for $1800 in cash, no record of the transaction, no formal registration, done virtually anonymously with no way to trace it. we are being told that investigators now looking into possible e-mails as well as phone calls that the buyer and seller had with one another to determine exactly who this guy was who bought the vehicle. we are told that blogs are really saying that it is are the easiest way to purchase a car, virtually without trace. now, the scrap yard that we are here in connecticut, you can see just here, about a