it is an office of naval intelligence photo taken atjaluit atoll, the headquarters of the japanese in the label on the photograph says that is where it is. it doesn't say anything about amelia earhart. nobody is acting like they are guarding everybody. everybody is just hanging out on the dock. the person that they claim is amelia earhart has her back to the camera, you can't see her face. if she is a woman. we know she has a lot more hair than amelia earhart had at that time she disappeared. we've got lots of good photos of her at the time. the guy they say is fred noonan, oh, absolutely — doesn't look like anything like fred noonan. for a lot of people air travel can be a bit of a chore. delays, queues, cramped conditions and food that often leaves a great deal to be desired. but once upon a time it was very different. travelling by air was exotic and exciting. now, a restaurant in los angeles is trying to recreate that golden age, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. ah, those were the days, luxury at 14,000 feet. smiling stewardesses, businessmen in suit and tie, a different age. whic

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. >> reporter: the photograph is marked marshall islands jaluit atoll, in 1937 under japanese military control. on the left a man standing next to a sign and there sitting on the dock what appears to be a woman with short hair wearing pants like earhart. facial recognition expert kent gibson overlaid the photo of the man with file photos of navigator noonan. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic, a sharp receding hairline. the nose is very prominent. >> reporter: gibson then compared body measurements of the seated woman with photos of earhart. in both cases striking similarities. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. and i'd say this is very likely. >> reporter: something else, the woman on the dock is staring at the japanese ship koshu which is towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long, the same length as earhart's plane. for decades locals have said the plane crashed in the marshalls and the japanese ship koshu took it away. also in the national archives this catalog of government files on earhart referencing 170 pa

. >> reporter: it is marked marshal islands, atoll. on the left a man standing next to a sign and there sitting on the dock what appears to be a woman with short air wearing pants like air hart. facial recognition expert kent gibson overlaid the photo of the man with file foeters of noonan. >> the hair is a very distinctive characteristic, a sharp receding hairline. >> reporter: he then compared body measurements of the seated woman with photos of air hart. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. and i'd say this is very likely. >> reporter: something else, the woman on the dock is staring at the japanese ship koshu which is towing a barge with something measures 38 feet long, the same length as earhart's plane. also in the national archives, this catalog of government files on earhart referencing 170 pages including information that earhart was a prisoner in the marshall islands. nbc news reached out to the japanese foreign defense ministry all of which said they have no evidence of amelia earhart

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through top secret files in the national archives, he discovered this photograph from 1937 marked jaulet atollall islands that were under japanese control at the time. >> we have a caucasian woman with her back to the camera, sitting there, looking over towards the ship. >> you think this is amelia earhart? >> that's right. >> reporter: photographic analysts tell history the photo appears legitimate and undered. former fbi executive shawn henry worked on the project. >> when you see it, the analysis that has been done, it leaves no doubt to the viewer that's amelia earhart and fred noonan. >> reporter: the japanese had banned nearly all westerners from the islands. in the photo, it appears there are two caucasians on the dock. a man standing on the left and what appears to be a woman with short hair wearing pants like earhart sitting on the edge. henry took the photo to facial recognition expert kent gibson who overlaid the photo of the man with file photos of fred noonan. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. it is very harp, receding hair line. the nose is very prominent. >

the idea that they are creating search and rescue bases on these fake atols but instead creating real military bases. that's not good for anybody. and we are going to push back on china's remilitarization and say look. >> rose: but what have we done, is my question. >> well, exactly what i said. so we are plotting those courses, we are using the u.s. navy to maintain that freedom of travel through those international waterways. and unlike the last administration, charlie, if you will allow me we don't give all of our play book away. there are lots of things we are doing and will do but like as someone playing poker, you don't show the other people at the table your hand and exactly the same happens right now with regard to those that challenge the international order. >> >> rose: but it was in fact the president who said he was disappointed by the china's unwillingness to help more on north korea. >> oh, absolutely. we have great expectations. there is a great connection, a great melding of minds, apparently at the mar-a-lago summit we expected china to exert its very considerable, ec

while looking at files in the national archives, he found this photograph called jaluit atoll. >> weamera, sitting there, looking at a ship. >> you think that's amelia earhart. >> reporter: the photo appears legitimate and undoctored. >> when you pull it out and you see the analysis that's been done, i think it leaves no doubt to the viewers, that's amelia earhart and fred noonan. >> reporter: in 1937, japanese had banned nearly all westerners in the islands. in the photo, there's two k caucasians on the dock. henry took the photo to a facial recognition expert. who overlayed the photo of the man with file photos of fred noonan. >> it's a sharp receding hairline. the nose is very prominent. >> reporter: the tooth, nose and hair appear to match up. >> this is very convincing evidence this is probably noonan. >> reporter: then, with their back to the camera, with hair too long for a man, and too short for a woman. again, striking similarities. >> i go from not likely to likely, to very likely to extremely likely. and i would say this is very likely. >> reporter: there's more evidence.

secret files in the national archives, he discovered the this photograph from about 1937 marked, jaluit atollands a string of small islands at the time under japanese control. >> we have a cow caaucasian womn with her back to the camera sitting there looking over towards the ship >> you think this is amelia earhart? >> that's right. >> photographic analysts tell history the photo appears legitimate and undoctored. former fbi executive assistant director sean henry and nbc news analyst worked on the project. >> when you pull it out and when you see the analysis that's been done, i think it leaves no doubt to the viewers that that's amelia earhart and fred noonan >> reporter: in 1937 the japanese had banned nearly all westerners from the islands. but in the photo it appears there are two caucasians on the dock a man standing on the left, and what appears to be a woman, with short hair, wearing pants like earhart, sitting on the edge henry took the photo to facial recognition expert kent gibson, who first overlaid the photo of the man with file photos of fred noonan >> the airline is the most di