frank jack says dr. >> is he about 1,000 times too low. >> 1,000 times too low? >> yes. they didn't find it. >> reporter: in fact, dr. patel missed all of our poisons. what's more, he certified some good ingredients that aren't really there. >> dr. patel's lab, essentially, confirmed things that weren't there and did not recognize dangerous things that were there. >> that's exactly right. >> reporter: and it's beginning to look as if dr. patel virtually copied those phony reports we gave him. for example, arsenic. we spiked in 200 parts per million, but we wrote down 0.3. dr. patel's result? 0.26. off just enough from our fake number to look like a real test. >> so this number is almost identical to the number that we told him. >> the phony number we submitted. >> that's correct. >> this particular sample -- >> reporter: is it really possible that he could be so wildly wrong, or could we somehow be misreading dr. patel's report? to make absolutely sure, i arrange another meeting. he still thinks i'm just

so, how is it that five months after his p,death, e-mails fro jack froese began arriving in their mailboxes? a cruel frankchnical quirk? or something more? here's abc's david wright. >> reporter: this winter, in dunmore, pennsylvania, a mystery. >> one night in november, i was sitting on my couch. going through my e-mails on my phone. and it popped up, sender, jack froese. and i turned ghost white. >> reporter: he turned white because jack, his best friend, was dead. >> jack had passed away. it turned out to be a heart arrhythmia. it was weird. >> reporter: weirder still because jack died in june. tim hart got the e-mail in november. >> right here, it says, jack froese. i'm watching. and it says, i'm watching. did you hear me? i'm at your house. clean your attic. and the clean your attic, the second-to-last time we were here, we went up to my attic. we were up here, looking at what we'd have to do if we ever wanted to finish it. the floors were just dusty. and he was like, better clean this attic before i get up here. just he and i up there. >> i had an e-mail from jack. >> reporter: jimmy mcgraw was jack

. >> it also has killed that great jack benny routine of shopping at christmas at the counter because there's no frank to exchange with. just gave away my age. >> i was just going to say, i thought you were younger than that. >> anyways, not that funny to buy online. you can't make it. all right. i have just one more question, madam chair, and it's a question that has to be asked, which is how would the ftc handle a 9.5% cut in 2013 if sequestration was to cur? >> well, and again -- this is speaking for myself, i hope we don't see sequestration -- i'll gave short answer -- we would have to make a lot of tough choices and it would involve personnel and i.t. where we're desperately trying to catch up with the -- with the marketplace. and so it would be very, very difficult for us to do the things you want us to do. i think it would mean fewer cases and slower development of cases. again, having said that, you know, wherever we end up we'll do the best we can. wherever we end up with our appropriation. >> well, from my standpoint, we do away with cheap consents. that's the number-one thing. number two, i

there's jack nickelson advising dock rivers on how to act as a coach. here's colby bryant. the lakers go on to win 97-94. frankinson had to receive medical attention but did leave escorted by the emergency medical technicians. >> thanks so much. we,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ings. >>> that's -- that's it for us tonight. thanks for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13 maryland's news station. march madness begins, the verizon bracket preview is coming [ female announcer ] with swiffer wetjet, cleaning better, doesn't have to take longer. i'm done. i'm going to... drink this... on the porch! ♪ give me just a little more time ♪ [ female announcer ] mops can be a hassle, but swiffer wetjet's spray cleaner and absorbent pads can clean better in half the time so you don't miss a thing. swiffer. better clean in half the time. or your money back. and for dry messes big and small . . >>> now onver rison, 4giga bytes, you can send over 400 thousand e-mails or use gps after grace. all of the data you need to -- power your apps. now, buy one sam sung set for $99.99 and get another one free. >>> good evening, welcome to the v

jack in the box. >> so, you were a really bad kid then. >> barney frank. and nathan myhrvold. >> it's like, i don't even know you anymore, man. >> "jimmy kimmel live," coming >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live." tonight -- jessica alba. barney frank. chef nathan myhrvold. and music from the tower of power horns. with cleto and the cletones. and now, once more, here's jimmy kimmel. [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. hello. and thank you for watching. thank you for coming out tonight. [ cheers and applause ] i am jimmy. you can call me james, if you want to be formal. today is ash wednesday. as some of you probably know. and it is also because god has a weird sense of humor, national margarita day today. that's a real dilemma for you, guillermo, right? do you get ashed or smashed? [ laughter ] what did you choose? did you go to church today? >> yeah. 12:00. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah. >> jimmy: at 12:00. why don't you have ash on your forehead? >> because of the show. >> jimmy: guillermo usually gets it in his

. >> it also has killed that great jack benny routine because there's no mel bank or frank nelson to exchange with and i just gave away my age. >> i thought you were younger than that. >> anyway. >> it's not that funny to buy on line. all right. i have just one more question. and it is a question that has to be asked. which is, how would the ftc handle a 9 p 5% cut if sec stration was to occur? >> well, again, if we -- and we're hoping i think -- speak for myself. i'm hoping we don't seek sec stration because again -- i will give you a short answer we would have to make a lot of tough choices and it would involve personnel and it where we're trying to catch up with the marketplace. and so it would be very, very difficult for us to do the things you want us to do. i think it would mean fewer cases and i think it would mean slower development of cases again having said that wherever we end up we'll do the best we can. >> well, from my standpoint we do away with cheap consents. that's the number one thing. number two, i think we would probably hand off more to the cfpb. which after all

jack on that issue. i don't think dodd-frank is. gas prices are a winning issue.ead last polls. it's like 41-41. the obama political advisorsing thought eventually it would become a winning issue. it has not. it hasn't decline. not a big negative for them but isn't the positive they expected for the signature issue of the president. >> know we have to run. taxes? how important ultimately is that issue? >> think it's a big issue. it speaks to fairness. i'm fascinated that without being prompted the american public comes up with a progressive tax system. that just speaks to a cultural issue. there are issues about what the right tax rate is economically but this is a cultural decision that's made by the public and that 31% figure is the one talked about for the minimum tax on millionaires. there's some support on that. it will be interesting. i'm not sure that the bush tax cuts -- i'm not sure which way it breaks. i know how it breaks for our viewers and they are not wrong about that. i'm just saying for a wider public it's a bigger discussion. obama may have some w

frank! oh wow, you didn't win? i wanna show you something... it's my shocked face. [ gasps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] get a retirement plan that works at e-trade. >>> welcome back. if fuel prices jack could slow >>> welcome back. if fuel prices jack up to $5 a gallon the trucking business could slow to a snail's pace. bill grace is the former governor of kansas, governor, good morning. >> good morning. >> let's talk about fuel prices. put in perspective what is the fuel cost as it relates to the overall operating margin within the trucking industry. >> well, it is usually the number two expense for our industry behind labor. when it trends over $4 a gallon it starts to become the number one expense of the industry and if projections hold true, which would be in 2012 that diesel and gasoline were to average roughly 30 cents more than it did in 2011, we consume 50 plus billion gallons of diesel and gasoline each other. in terms of the hit on our companies and the cost we pass through to consumers, that would be $15 billion of additional cost just to move product. >> and that $15 billion, you said you pass on some of that to the ultimate consumer. how much of that would get absorbed b