risk. >>> is there atent lysing piece of evidence tonight in the decade old disappearance of amelia earhardtd that this metal fragment came from her vanished plane. the piece of aluminum less than 2 feet wide was discovered on a uni been happen ted island in the south pacific. international team trying to solve the mystery will return to that location next june with divers and mini subs. they are hoping to determine what the strange object is jutting out from a nearby reeve from a photo taken in 1937. it is the anomaly and has potential to be the lost aircraft. >>> it was two years ago today that hurricane sandy slammed in the eastern seaboard and devastated many towns along the jersey shore and while progress has been made there are still many signs that the devastation, that area endured. new jersey governor chris christie toured toms river today, many homeowners showed up to protest the long delays and red tape, that has left some victims waiting for grants. >> when you lose 355,000 homes, significantly damage or destroyed in one day, you know, it is a long time and for anybody in the bac

. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" could a piece of metal solve amelia earhardt's disappearance.l you about it when "eyewitness news" continues. >>> there is eye new clue in the disappearance of amelia earhardt and local company is at the information front. >> international group for is , aircraft recovery is based in chester county and their researcher say a piece of metal found on a pacific is island many years ago could be a piece of earhardt's plane plane. they plan to visit next sum inner hopes of solving the in mystery. earhardt was attempting to circle the globe when she disappeared in 1937. >>> get ready to meet the mccarthey's, cbs's new fall comedy about a tight sports crazed boston family premiers tonight right here on cbs-3. >> my god, i got a lot of kids. >> hey mom. >> is there one that i like. hi ronnie. >> game better be over in 20 minutes. >> why they want to watch good wife. >> the good wife. >> well, stars of the show, tyler ritter and laurie met calf joined us from los angeles to tell us more about this brand new show. >> just all within their crazy dynamics,

. >> aviators like charles lindbergh and amelia earhardt were the astronauts of the day, pushing to go higher, fut and faster. >> aviation was the hot ticket in those days. >> you might say walker of ft. wayne, indiana, was born to fliechlt as a boy no one could imagine what the future held for this son of an architect, although his childhood mischief would offer some ominous foreshadowing. >> my big delight was to make a model airplane made of balsa wood, go up on the roof, send it off and see how long it took it to crash. >> many of the military's top brass had disdain for the aeroplane. but some in uniform did believe. none more outspoken and zealous than billy mitchell. >> billy mitchell believed that air power could be decisive in warfare and that the next war would be won by air power. >> mitchell's visionary idea that the united states should have a separate air force made him some enemies, but it also made him friends. many of them, world war i pilots like captain robert oles. >> this is my dad. >> his son can still remember hearing the fly boys spin their yarns. >> i used to s