laura ingle with the news live from lower manhattan.focus as most new yorkers do on transit how has the trip to the world trade center. >> things got off to a late start. once they arrived they were escorted up to the 22nd floor of one world trade center. that is where they got a bit of the tour and briefing on the progress of the. the president sharing a smile with governor cuomo and christie and construction workers over the memorial below. helped mark on one world trade by putting their signatures on the topping out beam that will be used to complete the skyscraper. many wondering if there would be any tension picked up between new jersey's governor been so vocal on the president but can i tell threw was nothing but smiles and hand shakes. >> shepard: i hear there is a little dinner going on in my neighborhood. >> there is right down the street from sex in the city star sarah jessica parker's town home. security is tight as you can imagine around here. we are in a frozen zone. this is where the president and first lady will join the

laura ingle with the news live in new york. whole lot more than anybody expected. >> that's right, shep. christie's auction house had estimated that the book would be sold somewhere around 2 million to $3 million. well, final price tag with fees $9,826,500. one of the most unique things in the book is george washington's handwritten notes in the margins highlighting key portions in the constitution concerning the president's responsibility. the 1223-year-old book is one of the rarest presidential documents to ever be put up for auction. bidding starting at $1.3 million and it skyrocketed from there. shep? >> shepard: so now what happens to this piece of presidential history. >> the mt. vernon's ladies association which you mentioned owns and operates george washington's estate secure the presidential rarity for the shelves of the fred w. smith national library. that will open next year. association members say the library will be privately funded and the book will be available for all to see. displayed in the library of preside

laura ingle takes us its journey. journey.prise ffew from washington to new york on april 27th nd stayed at j-f-k international airport until sunday. while the space shuttte was being transported from the airport to weekss marine shipyard in new jersey... a guut of wind caused one of its wings to scrape against a railroad bridge in jamaica bay... slightly damaging the wingtip. one at he shipyard, pnterprise was lifted by a giant crane onto a barge where it rested for an eetra day due to bad weatherr and now... the final leg of the shuttle's trip... to the intrepid sea, air and space museum... where it will be on waiting three and a half years for this. so its realll spectacular. were just so excited to see the shuttle onn shuttle passing the statue of liberty ann the world trade center en route to the museum. onlookers say this is a big deal for new yook city to house this rare icon. business and all the economy - i've seen theefreighterss we see all the cruuse ships docking here now. and now to haveethe space ssuttle here is

for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> ever take a close look at your state flag? you should, because you might be surprised at how much you can learn from it. here's scott with this week's lesson. >> indiana was originally part of what early settlers called "indian territory." in fact, "indiana" means "land of the indians." in 1816, indiana was granted statehood, but it took 100 years before indiana finally adopted its first official state flag. >> it's a design meant to refer to enlightenment. it has a torch surrounded by stars. >> the enlightenment was an 18th-century philosophy that stressed the importance of reason. so the flaming torch represents liberty of both the mind and the body. the golden beams radiating from the torch symbolize indiana's far-reaching ideals. >> and there are 19 stars since indiana was the 19th state. >> the stars in the outer circle represent the original 13 states. the stars in the inner circle represent the next five states that joined the union before indiana. finally, there's the 19th star, right above the torc

for "teen kids news," i'm laura ingle, "fox news channel in the classroom." >> according to movies and tv, secret agents lead lives of excitement and glamour. but as laurefound out, the reality is a bit different. [ camera shutter clicks ] >> spy for the cia. >> i would like to be a spy for the cia. >> do like cool stuff, spy stuff. why not? >> something you think about when you see the movies. you're like, "ooh, i want to do that!" >> if i didn't get shot at, yes. um, otherwise, i don't know. >> you'd fight crime. you just be, like, undercover. >> sounds fun and exciting. >> i want to help support, like, my country and be a spy. >> the central intelligence agency, known as the cia, is a government agency that gathers information about things going on all over the world. they call this information "intelligence." the agency analyzes the intelligence and then gives it to the president and other top officials so they can decide what to do. i got the opportunity to visit the cia headquarters in langley, virginia. there i met with marie harf, who gave me a tour of the building. >> we are t

laura ingle has more on all of live from new york. >> hi, uma, a recent business trip turned in a cancelledthe amateur sumo wrestler who held the record for the heaviest living athlete on the planet. he stands 6-7 and weighs 700. he has traveled just fine and making arrangements with the airlines and bye buying extra seats. paying gig was cancel would without explanation according to yarborough. >> i could sigh they could have a argument over one seat. but i have three seats paid for and that's what mystifies me more. i don't understand why at 700 pounds over three seats it is more than accommodates you them. i don't know what the problem s. >> most airlines have a standard customer of size upon. but an arm wrest rule. it must be lowered to hold a passenger and if not additional seats must be handled we conducted a thorough review of the customers request to fly. we could not accommodate his request. an attorney said it will be up to the department of transportation to decide if there was discrimination. >> you are telling a person, everybody else can fly but we pick you out and you will no

laura ingle has the story. >> mosquito, and the ansa, water bugs ticks and bees com coming out with ad warm spring has added up to the perfect storm which has created a flourishing bug population. >> we are bracing for a major bug war if you will. it it all depends on how the summer is. if the summer is really hot and there is a lot of moisture like there has been the last month or so the populations of inse t insects is is going to be out of control. >> reporter: and there are certain species they are looking out for. the asian tiger mosquito. an aggressive mosquito that bites during the day. one of the biggest concerns of having mosquitoes around is the possible increase in west nile virus cases. last year, 11 people in the new york city area contracted the virus and two died. best advice, get out the bug spray and warm days when you might be near the water and during dawn and dusk hours when the little blood suckers are at the peak feeding time. you can help out by destroying feeding grounds. >> get rid of standing water after rain, buckets, bird bat s baths, anything that picked u

laura ingle has more live in the new york city newsroom. what more do we know about the split?at is going on here? >> hi, greg. according to people magazine the online piece today it was katie holmes who is ending their five year union. a rep for tom cruise tells fox katie has filed for divorce and tom is deeply saddened and is concentrating on his three children. please allow them their privacy to work this out. the couple has a six-year-old daughter suri and tom has two other children he' don'ted with his ex-wife nicole kidman. a statement was released that reads "this is a personal and private matter for katie and her family. her primary concern remains her daughter's best interest. this is the third marriage for tom cruise who was married to mimi rogers and then nicole kidman and then katie. >> in california the term irreconcilable differences is latin for infidelity. i'm not suggesting that is what happened but do we know what caused the breakup? >> you guessed it, irreconcilable differences according to the legal paper work filed here in new york. tmz is reporting that cr

. >>> laura ingle live from the new york newsroom.? >> katie holmes pulled the plug and filed divorce documents yesterday. tmz reporting there is tension for months over cruise's devotion to scientology and holmes' concern that their 6-year-old daughter surry would become more involved in the church with cruise's parenting style. a rep for tom cruise tells fox katie filed for divorce and tom is saddened and concentrating on his three children. please allow them their privacy. in addition to surry, tom has two other children he adopted with his ex-wife nicole kidman. holmes' rep released statem saying it's a personal and private matter for katie and her family. her primary concern is for her daughter's best interest. >> it sounds like tom cruise was surprised by this? >> according to numerous celebrity websites cruise was blind sided by katie's legal move. in addition to sole custody, she is seeking primary custody of their daughter and is asking for a suitable amount of child support. tom and katie, known as tom-kat have a prenup. the

that's where laura ingle joins us live. where are you at right now?e final move day for the space shuttle enterprise. engineers and contractors have been working over the last 36 hours to prepare the space orbiter for this last and final journey. and the landing gear has been brought down. that's what they have been doing. the enterprise is now on a bigger barge and she is ready to cruise. while the waterway trip is complete, the enterprise will have traveled over 50 miles of water and gone under four bridges in the new york area, including the verazano. after it moves our way, it will have a couple of sightseeing stops along the way. first at the statue of liberty. it will hover there. spraying white as a welcome. then it will cruise over to the world trade center site where it will silently pause for four minutes out of respect for those lost on 9-11 before the final leg of the wide load excursion ends at the intrepid museum. i want to give you at that live look. our cameraman will pan over to show you exactly where this is going to go. we're standi

laura ingle is live in new york city on this. hey, laura, good morning. >> reporter: hi, bill.nk of the conversation piece this will be if you could afford to buy it. this book is one of rarest presidential documents ever put up for washington. it is expected to be one of most expensive as well. it could fetch between two and three million dollars right down the road at christie's auction house and happening in about three hours. it was printed in 1789 and it is embossed with the words, president of the united states on the front. a book engraved with washington's name on the front paper and authenticated signature is on the title page. one of the most unique things in the book are george washington's annotations in the margins. according to christie's washington rarely wrote notes in the margins of his volumes which makes this book even more valuable. >> he has taken a very light pencil, a number of pages with the text of the constitution. he has made notations of articles that would be of interest to someone serving as president. so he has marked the passage that the commande

laura ingles live at central park in new york city to explain. >> reporter: hi, shannon. you know mosquitoes, ants, water bugs, ticks bees they are all coming out with a vengeance in the northeast and in other parts of the u.s. as well. the wild winter and mellow spring has added up to the perfect storm for a flourishing bug population. >> we are bracing for a major bug war if you will. it all depends on how the summer is. if the summer is really hot, and there's a lot of mace, like there has been the last month or so, the populations of insects are going to be out of control. >> reporter: well if today is any indication it is really hot here in new york and there are certain species event ta mo even ta mol gists are looking for. an asian mosquito that bites during the day. one of the concerns of having all the extra mosquitos around this summer is the pose increase in west nile virus. eleven city contrac contracted the virus last year and two of them died. get out the bug spray when you might be near water at dawn and dusk hours when they are at their peak feeding time.

megyn: thanks, laura ingle. do we know who bought it?porter: yes, that was the mount vernon lady's association. good for them. i thought it was glenn beck. he was the other one. thank you, ladies. if you got it -- how cool. coming up. the parents of a murdered border patrol agent match thing up the pressure on the white house, demanding the truth come out in operation fast and furious. we'll have a fair and balanced debate right after this break. the trayvon martin shooting. yesterday we showed you george zimmerman's reenactment of what he says happened that fateful night. but what you did not see is how he got there in the first place. this could be critical to the defense stand your ground immunity. what happened in the moment before the two men started to fight? >> he looked around. that's what threw me off. it's raining. i didn't understand why somebody would be just stopping -- it wasn't like he was trying to run to get out of the rain and i never seen him before. ♪ why not make lunch more than just lunch? with two times the points

laura ingle is live in new york city on this story. hello. >> the coast guard has just released audio of what it says are fake emergency calls made yesterday afternoon. investigators say there is a certain amount of detail in the distress calls that they don't normally encounter with other hoax calls which sometimes can come from kids. listen to how the caller describes the fictional fiasco unfolding before him. >> we have 21 souls on board, 20 in the water right now. i have three deceased on board, nine injured because of the explosion we've had. i'm in three feet of water on the bridge. i'm going to stay by the radio as long as i can before i have to go overboard. >> the caller gave precise coordinates, 17.5 miles off the shore of sandy hope, new jersey where he said the blind date was quickly sinking. it prompted all emergency personnel into rescue mode to search 640 square nautical miles. they say it looks like the two short radio calls for help came from land adding valuable time and resources were taken away from potential real e

there is a hospital that is on lockdown after a deadly shooting and laura ingle is following the storyom right now. what is the latest? >> reporter: we are just getting word of this lockdown, and we're getting that word from the "associated press," that police have cornered off this hospital that we're looking at here. this is the eerie county medical center where a person reportedly had been fatally shot. the medical center is completely locked down, no one is going in or coming out. a s.w.a.t. team on the scene after reports of shots being fired. it was a woman who was shot to death at the hospital around 8:15 this morning. we are now hearing it may have happened inside of a building that houses outpatient services and offices. we understand that this was away from the main building, but as you can see a very hectic scene right now. the shooter, we have been told, remains at large. this is a 65-acre campus. 400 patients at any given time. over call over 2,000 employees work at this hospital. unclear how many people are there now, at least over a thousand from what we've been told. we

laura ingle is there and waiting. can you see her? can you see enterprise?have a great position and our cameras are all over the place here on lower manhattan on the west side of manhattan to bring you all of the excitement here today. it looks like a cruising fish vessel has proved up next to the intrepid or along the intrepid right now. this is where all the action will take place. after three and a half years of waiting the intrepid museum will get to place host as the space shuttle enterprise on board. it it was hoisted onto a pw-rpblg and began a 50-mile trek along new york water's ways traveling under four bridges. it will spring by the statue of liberty for a fire boat water salute to welcome here. then it will go over and whoever around the world trade center site for a respectful pause to its final destination. you can see all the planes on the flight deck. mike fagan is going to pan down. right there is the beginning of a structure that will be built around it. the big empty space is where we'll see the enterprise be hoisted today. it's going to be

laura ingle is on it. details from new york. >> reporter: this appears it was in fact a hoax, a very expensive hoax that took several hours of valuable time and resources away from potential real emergencies. and whoever faked this sos could face fines and jail time. now the coast guard received the first of two emergency radio calls around 4:20 p.m. yesterday. someone claiming to be the captain of a yacht named the blind date, said there was explosion on board near sandy hook new jersey. the caller said seven people were hurt and 21 people were abandoning ship into lifeboats. the coast guard nearby, police and fire departments deployed boats and helicopters to search roughly 640 area nautical miles. >> when they arrived on scene, they should have seen life rafts which are orange and red in color. they would have seen smoke and probably an oil slick. >> reporter: coast guard investigators say it looks like radio calls came from land. making a false distress call is federal felony punishable by five to 10 y