charlie: is this approaching an amelia earhart mystery? steve: i think it is worse.illion where heart -- a millionaire heart was a pioneer doing something -- amelia earhart was doing something everyone knew was dangerous. it was a tragedy. this was a murderer. 200 some odd people killed by somebody who had some sick which to take them to his own end. it is chilling. there was an act of evil. there were multiple acts of evil perpetrated. everybody flies. everybody understands how safe it is. and then you get something like this. boy, it shows you. charlie: and your best guess? as to whether they will find something or not? steve: i'm optimistic. i'm going to give it 70%. i think that we have between now and october. the weather will start getting better in the southern indian ocean. i think they have the technique, the most sophisticated kinds of technologies available, and they are doing what everybody thinks they should be doing. they've had this peer-reviewed. they have every scientist in the the world looking at it and refining it. if we don't find it, i will be s

. >> jon: -- and had to ditch it on amelia earhart island or crashed it into a factory and walked awayd him? >> the guy is like a real-life superhero. he should have the logo above his name. we were filming a team and there was an accident on set, there was a hydraulic door and he was pushed down and his ankle goes 90 degrees, and he's down there toughing it out. he's a super human being. he's literally lying there making jokes. this there are is down and i'm trying to lift it up -- because that's the kind of guy i am -- (laughter) -- and i feel a pop in my back and i go, that's weird. so i go to the doctor and i had broken my back trying to lift the door. >> jon: you broke your back! and then i have this back brace on. harrison ford comes across the stage, sprints at me faster thanly ever run, and he's, like, hey, j. j.! i'm, like, hi, harrison ford! so i felt like the most jewish director ever -- (laughter) he's, like, a miracle man and i'm, like, excuse me, could you be more evil? (laughter) >> jon: what happened first, the plane crash or this thing? >> the plane crash is recently.

anthony and put on their early ought earhart -- amelia earhart. announced a woman would be on the new $10 bill scheduled for release in 2020. it is about time. juliet: huddy like to experience more sensations at the movies you bring in 4 d affects to manhattan theaters this year. the end unions square in the walk --ewok on west 42 street, the theaters will dispense snow, shake your seats and spew out wind, rain and lightning affect. i don't know if this sounds fun. no word how much the tickets will cost but the post points out the 4 d theaters in the country charges nearly $24 and if you etna 3d screen to that experience you could see ticket price of $30 for the entire experience. robert: top stories when we get back. juliet: the grateful dead, we [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? wh

the real one was amelia earhart and the fictional one was nancy drew. [ applause ] but i never had in my college years, certainly law school never had a woman teacher. people asked me, did you always want to be a supreme court justice? i wanted to get a job in the law. that was my goal. and women weren't on the bench in numbers on the federal bench until jimmy carter became president. he deserves tremendous credit for that. he was in office only four years. he took a look at the federal judiciary and said, you know, y'all kind of look like me, but that's not how the great united states looks. so he was determined to appoint members of minority groups and women in numbers, not as one at a time curiosities. he pointed at least 25 women to federal district courts. and i was one of the lucky 11 appointed to a court of appeals during his time. if he said in october of 1980 when he had a reception for the women he had appointed to the federal bench even though he had no supreme court vacancy to fill, he hoped he would be remembered for how he changed the complexion of the u.s. judiciary. an

something that rivals even the disappearance of amelia earhart. 16 months, we have been wondering what happened to flight 370. the answer could investigator lickly very likely lie on reunion island. >> reporter: that's right, luke. malaysian officials due to meet in paris with a french judge and experts to determine how they'll examine the possible pieces of debris on this island in the indian ocean on wednesday. the suspected wing fragment is tested and experts say they'll be looking at the barnacles, the sea life clinging to that piece to see whether the chemical competition of the water or the temperature of the water yooelds any clues to pinpoint the rest of the wreckage. meanwhile. high winds are blowing from the east and bringing lots of other debris on the shoreline and poses a challenge. there's hundreds of objects on the beach. most of it every day ocean trash and trying to identify which is garbage and could be a potentially significant clue in the mh-370 mystery could be a big headache for them in the coming days. meanwhile, officials a

the real one was amelia earhart, the fictional one was nancy drew. but i never had in many my college years, certainly law school, never had a woman teacher. people asked me, did you always want to be a supreme court justice i wanted to get age out of the law. that was my goal. women weren't on the bench in numbers. on the federal bench until jim with my carter became president. he was only in office four years. he took a look at the federal judiciary. he was determined to appoint members of minority groups and women in numbers, not as one at a time curiosities. he pointed at least 25 women to federal district courts and i was one of the lucky 11 appointed to a court of appeals. during his time. he said in october of 1980, when he had a reception for the women, he had appointed to the federal bench, even though he had no supreme court vacancy to fill, he hoped he would be remembered for how he changed the complexion of the u.s. judiciary. and no president went back to always president reagan not to be outdone was determined to put the first woman on

she's followed by sajcagawea, amelia earhart, susan b.to the united states marine corps boot camp in south carolina. the 17-year-old wanted to prove she could walk around with a crown on her head and, quote, be a normal person. be a patriot and be in the military. she says she wants to break all those stereotypes. >> good for her. >> terrific. >>> a statute of confederate president jefferson davis remains this morning in the state capitol. a commission voted wednesday to keep it there. an educational display will be added to explain his role in the civil war. the decision comes at a time other states are removing confederate symbols. >>> and "orlando sentinel" looks at a remarkable picture of the dark side of the moon. the images are combined in a time lapse that shows earth as the backdrop. that's a camera on a satellite a million miles away captured these high-quality images. >>> egypt is making history this morning. the country is officially unveiling a major expansion of the suez canal. the massive public works project will have a big

. >> amelia earhart. no word what the treasury department will make the choice. bill scheduled for release in 2020. >> look at old style bill. today it is different. >> by the way on my facebook page i put eleanor roosevelt clip this morning. >> what does see say? >> with the new day comes new strength and new thought. >> that's nice. >> isn't that nice? >> you knee what is wild about her? she put up with fdr and he basically had a live-in girlfriend at the white house, right? >> yeah. >> like doris kearns good win told us about that and she somehow survived. >> he got around pretty well. >> or they came to him. >> whatever. he got around. >> all right. oh, stay on presidential topic. george w. bush, the former president of the united states -- >> 43. >> jury duty. he got a jury notice. he actually showed up. >> took some pictures with everybody. he was not exempt from jury duty but, mr. bush was not picked for a case. not because of his high-profile, instead court officials say his number never came up. >> look at that seems to be enjoying himself. hey, he is no

legendary aviator amelia earhart. now it's getting hard to choose. and susan b. who played a key role in the women's suffrage movement. the redesign the $10 bill is set to debut in 2020. >>> it's almost time for the debate in the 2016 u.s. presidential race, and they always seem to give us some odd and sometimes funny moments. coming up next we'll show you some of the best from years past. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hp instant ink can save you up to 50% on ink delivered to your door, so print all you want and never run out. plans start at $2.99 a month. right now, buy an eligible printer, and get three months of free ink with hp instant ink. available at participating retailers. the most affordable way to print. hp instant ink. esurance was born online. which means fewer costs, which saves money. their customer experience is virtually paperless which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you which saves money. they settle claims quickly which saves time, which saves money. they drive an all-hybrid claims fleet whic