philippe cousteau, naomi rose, nancy black.e on that missing "grows pains" star we talked about last night. and congestion. introducing sudafed pe® triple action™. for more complete relief from the sinus triple threat. sudafed pe® triple action™. more complete relief. >> larry: actor andrew koenig, best known for his role in the series "growing pains" has been missing since february 14th, valentine's day. vancouver police believe he may be in the area. kirk cameron, who starred in "growing pains" publicly urged andrew to call him. andrew's parents walter and judy koenig are in vancouver helping police search for their son. he may be familiar to you, he played chekov in the original "star trek" series. now, i'm told that they left the studio. we will take a quick break and come back and find out why. >> larry: folks, for some reason unbeknownst to anyone, walter koenig, the father of andrew koenig and judy, the mother of the missing andrew koenig left the studio in vancouver. we checked them out, they were prepared to go on. i s

i'm absolutely against that. >> larry: naomi, what do you think. >> well, it is, in fact, not illegal is required to capture them from the wild or to import them and it is a public process so the public is aware when somebody wants to public be is somebody wants to conduct a capture or import and they can comment on it and protest it, if they wish it is true that nobody has tried to capture any marine mammals, any whales or dolphins, in the wild for captivity since 1993, but not because it is illegal, only because the publicity, the pr was so negative in that 1993 capture, which was off the coast of california that nobody's tried it since. however, we have heard that seaworld is interested in pursuing captures of some species of whales or dolphins in some parts of the world and we are very concerned about that. >> larry: nancy, do you think -- you are not going to see it end, are you? >> well, of course, the whales are still in captivity, it's true, they cannot be released in the wild, especially the ones that were born in captivity. so you know, those need to live out a good life tha

when naomi was in iraq as the rest of the pundits for talking about president bush not knowing what he was doing she came out saying no, he has a very clear plan. she wrote a piece in harper's magazine called bad debt years zero building iraq and the yukon utopia. she broke through the small circle of commons that we are used to seeing on all the channels. who knows so little about so much, explaining the world to us and getting it wrong. that's right, she broke through with what very few people have on television, thoughts. thoughts no one else seems to dig up. she elucidates what the real plans are. but namoi klein is not just a critic. she's a chronicler and leader of grass-roots movement around the world. with her husband they did the film that take about argentina and the retaking of the factories. before that, she wrote the book no logo and tonight here in new york she is celebrating the tenth anniversary of that publication, which is as relevant or perhaps more relevant today than it was ten years ago. as the rest of the media was saying what is the battle seattle, naomi already

. >> i'm naomi rhodes with the humane society. you mentioned that there were serious issues with enforcement. i haven't looked at the lines either so i'm just wondering if there's been an increase in the request for enforcement for 2011? >> the inspector general for the department of commerce has issued a report to me, dunn at my request, to look at our enforcement activities across noaa and to give us feedback how well we are doing and how we might do better. we take the report from the inspector general very, very seriously, and have implemented a number of steps to address some of the problems that he flagged in that report. i have charged my general counsel, lois schiffer and my new assistant administrator for fisheries, eric schwab, with immediately i can't responsibility for carrying out a set of 10 things that i identified as immediate tasks we would take on but also leading the charge within noaa for evaluating how we can adequately respond to the problems that were highlighted in the inspector general's report, and the ne