charles kelly/renee lovely's attorney>> it looks like she labored hard to come up with a time of theccident that would free her from suspicion and accusation that she was on the cellphone >>charles kelly the attorney for renee lovely, provided kron 4 news with mayor quan's phone records, which he received from the city of oakland >>the police report and phone records raise more questions than answers here's why the mayor first said the crash was at 530 phone records indicate she was on the phone at 529 for 2 minutes meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash. the mayor then said the crash was at 545, but phone records indiate she was on the phone at 544 for 2 minutes, again meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash the mayor ultimately settled on on 525 when phone records suggest she was not on the phone dan kerman:>> a police interview with the mayor 2 weeks after the crash suggests she " based the time of the collision on the times between" two calls "to her husband". one before and one "after the collision." and the mayor sticks by he

sot charles kelly/renee lovely's attorney it looks like she labored hard to come up with a time of theent that would free her from suspicion and accusation that she was on the cellphone charles kelly the attorney for renee lovely, provided kron 4 news with mayor quan's phone records, which he received from the city of oakland sot the police report and phone records raise more questions than answers here's why the mayor first said the crash was at 530 phone records indicate she was on the phone at 529 for 2 minutes meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash. the mayor then said the crash was at 545, but phone records indiate she was on the phone at 544 for 2 minutes, again meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash the mayor ultimately settled on on 525 when phone records suggest she was not on the phone dan kerman: a police interview with the mayor 2 weeks after the crash suggests she " based the time of the collision on the times between" two calls "to her husband". one before and one "after the collision." and the mayor sticks by her orig

. >> charles kelly is the attorney for the ore woman in the crash. phone records. >> the police report and the police report raise more questions than they answer. >> reporter: here's why. the mayor said that the crash was at 5:30. they said she was on the phone for 2 minutes which means she would be on the phone at the time of the crash. the mayor then stated the crash occurred at 5:45. then phone records said she was on the phone for 2 minutes. the mayor ultimately settled on 5:25, when phone records suggest she was not on the phone. in a follow up interview with the police, she had two phone calls with her husband, one before the collision and one after. the mayor is sticking by her original statement that she was not on her cell phone at the time of the collision. renee's attorney said he willdy pose the mayor until he gets to the bottom of this. >>> all right, 6:47 is the time right now. we want to get caught up on the weather and traffic. >> we're going to begin with the satellite radar view. the wet weather we've been seeing in terms of light

charles kelly says mayor quan never showed lakeisha her insurance documents. and despite repeated requests by him and the insurance company, the mayor still hasn't shown proof of insurance. >> just quit playing games. just do what every other law- abiding citizen in california does when they are in an accident. give over your insurance information. >> reporter: quan told me lakisha never asked for her insurance documents when the accident happened here three weeks ago and when i pressed the mayor tonight she gave me even more excuses. did you show your insurance in that accident that happened? >> yes. she never asked me. i always keep a copy in the glove compartment. >> reporter: but by law aren't you supposed to show insurance when you're in an accident with someone? >> you know, i told her we were self-insured and she should call and she didn't have hers either. i said why don't we just call tomorrow. so i got to go. >> reporter: her lawyers says you have been holding up the process. >> i haven't been holding it. we just sent her a letter from the city attor

of the accident that would free her from suspicion and accusation that she was on the cellphone charles kellyfor renee lovely, provided kron 4 news with mayor quan's phone records, which he received from the city of oakland sot the police report and phone records raise more questions than answers here's why the mayor first said the crash was at 530 phone records indicate she was on the phone at 529 for 2 minutes meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash. the mayor then said the crash was at 545, but phone records indiate she was on the phone at 544 for 2 minutes, again meaning she would have been on the phone at the time of the crash the mayor ultimately settled on on 525 when phone records suggest she was not on the phone with the mayor 2 weeks after the crash suggests she " based the time of the collision on the times between" two calls "to her husband". one before and one "after the collision." and the mayor sticks by her original statement she was not on the phone at the time of the crash..but renee lovely's attorney says he will file a lawsuit against the city, an

kelly. >>> columnist charles krauthammer says immigration reform isn't about denying re-entry into americais about controlling the situation. >> americans are humane people and they don't want to see 11 billion other human beings living in the shadows. american believe in a sovereign america who chooses who comes in and who doesn't. i believe in immigration. i am sure most americans do. it enriched the country greatly. he choo-- we choose to came in wasn't chosen for us. people are saying we are against immigrants. that is totally false. we are against people who decide on their own to break the law and come into our country. >> we want you to keep talking about the immigration standoff right after our show you can log on to the fox and friends first facebook page and we will join the conversation live hash tag keep talking. >>> he turns to the va for help but doesn't get an answer until two years after his death. his widow received a letter saying he could now call to make an appointment to see a doctor. >> i was in complete disbelief. it was 22 months away. it made me very angry. i don't

kelly ann? >> i really appreciate charles saying that. i was astonished to hear your interview. two thing that really caught may attention. one is that he doesn't get called by cnn very often. quote, that's for sure. so he definitely got his 15 minutes of fame. he talked about the substantial number of americans had a are against the president because of his race. and this is a man whose circulation of 20,000, i don't know if the viewers are aware burg the west village in chelsea, a lovely place but a very lovely, very wealthy white enclave. i found it remarkable that this man is painting with such a broad brush that people, a substantial number of americans are against him because. his race. charles is rate. of course there's racism in this country and we have a terrible history of that in this nation. however, i think it would behoove the democrats to admit. if you are against the president's policies right now, you're probably not a racial bigot. you're a senate democrat. you have mark begich in alaska saying i don't want him campaigning with me. i want him to change his poli

wealth management at charles schwab >>> from the world headquarters of fox news, it's "the kelly file. >>> critical questions on the most serious scandals and crises facing this administration in this country unasked and unanswered. in a rare interview with attorney general of the united states eric holder talking to abc news. he wound up suggesting that the criticism of the obama administration is often based on racism. and we'll get to that in a minute. but first, the attorney general was not asked about a number of much more urgent issues, among them the administration's strained relationship with the truth in so many instances. where the investigation stands into the irs' targeting of conservatives, it's been in the news a little bit. why the attorney general hasn't appointed a special counsel. why lois lerner hasn't been -- for that matter, why democrats have repeatedly mischaractered the supreme court decision which mr. holder lost, or terrible track record at the supreme court having several unanimous decisions against it, 20 times they've been ruled against unanimously by this

kelly "buddy" lewis in the outfield of the all-star game. he was pretty good. i'm not going to talk about you again, patt. i'm going to just skip this. sorry. and charles. so this operation featured a variety of pilots. it is quite an interesting organization. they flew a variety of planes, including 100 stinson l-5's. they had 12 b-25 mitchell medium bombers. a little bit different, they had a 75 millimeter cannon in the nose of those. some of the people who were in the airplane when it fired said it sure felt like it stopped it midair, even if it didn't. [laughter] they had 30 p-51a mustang fighters. they had a dozen c-47 skytrains that they used as glider tugs. they had this huge thing that looked like a boxcar with big, fat, ugly wings, the cargo gliders. you can get a sense of the size of it. this neigh punca wallah -- charlie said that's what they called the fighter pilots. it means "no fan man." they did not have any engines. these, you could load a small piece of artillery, 12 or 15 fully armed combat troops. and the commandos had 4 of these yr-4 helicopters, the first operational choppers, and they made the first combat rescues during their tim

>> our kate kelly has been following all the action. she joins us now, along with charleschief investment strategy liz ann saunders. welcome to you both. liz ann, clients ask you, we're going to ask you, how much is this in argentina? talking about 300 points off the dow right now. >> if i were to rank what's causing anks in the market today i would not put argentina at or near the top of that list. think there are plenty of other factors going into this. remember argentina's actually not in the emerging markets index, it's not in any of the major international indexes so it can't mathematically impact broader market indexes. it can have a psychological effect but i really don't think that's top on the list today. >> especially when you consider already talk that maybe a jpmorgan or citi will step in. we just noticed that the president of argentina's about to speak in a little while here so you wonder what's coming out of that as well. >> we're waiting for that commentary right now, bill. i would expect to probably see more of the same rhetoric we've seen in the last 24 ho