earhart and her navigator, fred noonan, disappeared over the pacific 80 years ago this past sunday. analysts compared this photo to body measurements of earhart and they say everything appears to add up. nothing definitive so far. so the mystery continues. you can see the documentary with more clues sunday night on the history channel. you can also find me on social media as well. there are my handles there. love to hear from you. that's going to do it for this hour of "msnbc live." ali velshi picks things up for now. >>> thanks very much. good morning. i'm ali velshi. wednesday, july the 5th. stephanie ruhle is off today. let's get started. breaking overnight. new images of north korea launching its first missile that could potentially reach the united states. the secretary of state calling this a new escalation of the threat. >> they flew for 40 minutes, 1700 miles up into space. if you flatten that out it means they could put a missile on america's doorstep. >> kind of like two streams coming together. the titanic and the iceberg. i would say those streams haven't quite crossed.

earhart was a prisoner in the marshal islands. that document is missile. officials reached out to the japanese are a kifs saying they have no evidence thatter hart was ever in their custody. >> we believe the u.s. government knew that earhart was in japanese custody. >>> just ahead can you guess the streaming site that's dominating the competition. >>> a basketball player demonstrates her skills with the harlem globetrotters. hey, l'eggo my eggo. i don't see your name on it. really? ba bam! know the rules. keep your eggo. l'eggo my eggo. okay. so find a venus smooth that contours to curves, the smoother the skin, the more comfortable you are in it. flexes for comfort, and has a disposable made for you. skin smoothing venus razors. no, please, please, oh! ♪ (shrieks in terror) (heavy breathing and snorting) no, no. the running of the bulldogs? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money aleia saved by switching to geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >>> what's up? >> this is globetrotting gymnastics

dream for skiers, and a new photographic clue in an 80-year-old mystery, the disappearance of amelia earhart. this is the "cbs evening news." >> anchor: good evening. i'm james brown. the united states warned today it will use military force if necessary against a growing nuclear threat from north korea. this followed the communist nation's fourth of july test launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of reaching this continent. we begin our coverage tonight with national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: kim jong un had kept his country's first intercontinental ballistic missile hidden from spy satellites until just before it was rolled into launch position and aimed into space. powered by a two-stage rocket engine, it flew for 37 minutes, long enough to reach alaska had it been aimed in that direction. >> there is no question we've crossed a threshold here in the north korean's ability to develop an icbm. >> reporter: leon panetta was c.i.a. director and defense secretary during the obama administration. >> it represents a very serious national

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. >>> amelia earhart mystery solved? does a newly found photo finally answer one of the biggest aviation puzzles of all time? >>> and tennis tug of war. the young fan who had his wimbledon keepsake ripped out of his hands and the star player who turned to social media to make it up to him. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm savannah guthrie in for lester. tonight emergency meetings, frenzied phone calls. the u.s. is scrambling to deal with a north korea that is more aggressive than ever and now closer than ever to being able to deliver a nuclear blow to the united states. the north's test-firing of an intercontinental ballistic missile on the fourth of july, no less, was a dramatic and disturbing message and a technical milestone. tonight sources tell nbc news the u.s. was caught by surprise. we begin tonight with janis mackey frayer in seoul, south korea. >> reporter: tonight, new pictures of what north kore

information that earhart was a prison in the islands. but that document is missing. nbc news reached out to the japanese defense ministry and their national archives all of which said they have no evidence of amelia earhart ever in their custody. while not everyone is convinced, history investigators say they'll reveal more in their sunday documentary. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >> just ahead, can you guess the streaming site that's dominating the competition. >>> plus the pint-size olympic medalist shows off her basketball skills with the harlem globetrotters. in that d. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have sy

what happened to amelia earhart?e a photo that shows that she survive add crash landing in the pacific ocean in 1937. the picture found in a formally top secret file in national archives and possibly taken by a u.s. spy shows a woman resembling amelia earhart. tom costello has more. >> in 1937 the japanese banned nearly all westerners. there are two kau cautions on the dock. a man on the left and what appears to be a woman with short pants sitting on the edge. henry took the photo to facial recognition expert who first overlayed the photo with file photos of fred nunan. >> it is a very sharp receding hairline! the teeth, hair and nose all seem to match up. >> it is fairly convincing evidence this is probably nunan. >> the american sitting with hair back. they compared body measurements. again, striking similarlies. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. i would say this is very likely. >> wow. we are going have tom costello with us next to talk more about this stunning discovery

amelia earhart went missing 80 years ago.ew piece of evidence suggests that she did not die on that fateful flight around the world. investigators at the history channel have uncovered a never before seen photo. >> they believe it shows earheart alive and in japanese custody. >> reporter: amelia earhart on a flight with navigator took off and was never heard from again. for 80 years the world has wondered what happened to amelia earhart and her navigator. in july pacific on around the world flight when they disappeared. now investigators from history believe they have found evident the two were blown off course and survived. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> reporter: spent 15 years looking for amelia earhart clues. while searching for top secret files he discovered this photograph from about 1937. a string of small islands at the time were under japanese control. >> we have a caucasian woman with her back to the camera looking towards the ship. >> you think

the same length as earhart's plane.fficials said they saw the plane crash and the japanese took her and noonan away. the story even documented in stamps issued in the 1980s. now photographic evidence that the story may be true. >> we believe that the carb u took her to saipan and that she died there under the custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died. we don't know when she died. >> the history team may have even found pieces of earhart's plane, and the prison in saipan. >> this may actually have been her cell. >> this morning, this newly uncovered photo is opening a whole new set of questions about what happened to earhart and noonan, and what, if anything, did the u.s. government know? >> we have no evidence anywhere that she crashed into the ocean, even though that's been the common narrative for so many years. i think we have a lot of evidence that she lived, and survived in the marshall islands. >> so the locals say the japanese military had said at the time the woman in the plane was a spy and not to tal

amelia earhart and her plane vanished in 1937 on her attempt to fly around the world. she is thought to have crashed and died in the pacific ocean, but now some 80 years later, some say a photograph buried in the u.s. archives proves she survived that crash landing. tom sherwood has reaction. >> reporter: a constant crowd visits the amelia earhart exhibit of the smithsonian air and space museum. the famous pioneer aviator disappeared 80 years ago, trying to be the first woman to solo fly around the mysteries of the 20th century, what happened to amelia earhart. >> reporter: curator dorothy has her own pilot's license. she handles unending requests for information about earhart. >> it is a very popular person disappearing off the face of the earth literally. >> reporter: now a history channel documentary airing sunday and assisted by nbc points to new evidence uncovered in once secret photos housed in the u.s. archives. the photograph according to facial imaging test appears to show earhart and her navigator fred nunan a dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary sug

archives may be the clue that earhart survived that crash.s 4's tom sherwood shows us what they have uncovered. >> reporter: a constant crowd visits the amelia earhart visit of the smithsonian air and space museum. the famous pioneer aviator disappeared 60 years ago? this is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century, what topped to amelia earhart. >> reporter: the curator has her own pilot's license and handles unending requests about amelia earhart. >> it's a very popular person disappearing off the face of the earth, literally. >> reporter: now a history channel documentary airing sunday and assisted by nbc points to new evidence uncovered in the u.s. archives. the photograph, according to facial imaging tests, appears to show earhart and her navigator fred noonan on a dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary suggests it's the strongest evidence yet that earhart survived her crash and probably later died in japanese custody. >> none that have has been explicitly defined, so this adds another layer. it's another tool in their inves

for decades the japanese government denied any knowledge of earhart's whereabouts.nbc reached out to them for comment again. so far we have not heard back. to be clear, no official who was alive then is alive today, and many of the japanese records were destroyed in the war. clearly this is a fascinating can't-miss documentary and that is airing on history channel sunday night. >>> coming up, kari is tracking our forecast. a warmup is in the works. >> yes, especially for inland areas like sunol. all this sunshine getting ready for some more 90s across the bay area. i'll talk about what you'll see as we head closer to the weekend. that's coming up next. >>> this is pretty interesting. along with the planned fireworks shows across the bay area, there were plenty that were unplanned and illegal last night. that was the case in several san jose neighborhoods overnight. when we rode along with the fire department as they responded to calls all night long, this was their busiest day of the year, and last year and again this year. firefighters said they had trouble just dr

. >>> amelia earhart survived her trip around the world? the answer from experts may surprise you. >> and is a lottery winner really giving away her cash or stealing your identity? we're going to verify this agral scam along with an fbi >>> dc police are of a shooting involving one of their officers. we don't know a lot, but we will pass along what we do know. an officer apparently shot a man on newton place. that man is breathing right now. we're continuing to work the story and we'll bring you more as soon as we know more. >>> new tonight, the hobby lobby arts and craft chain caught with thans of ancient artifacts allegedly smuggled out of iraq. ancient tablets that had bogus shipping labels. hobby lobby has agreed to hand over the artifacts and pay a $3 million fine. >>> this photo triggered headlines. it's the story of amelia earhart and her final flight around the world. this are serious claims out there tonight that this photo proves she survived, but experts in our area are quick >> reporter: 80 years after she disappeared, amelia ea

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here's chip reid. >> aviation's leading lady, miss amelia earhart. >> reporter: when amelia earhart disappeared in the south pacific in 1937, she made headlines around the world. >> amelia earhart and her navigator fred noonan have come to grief. >> reporter: she was attempting to become the first woman to circumnavigate the earth. on july 2, she took off and never made it to her final destination. u.s. investigators concluded she crashed and died somewhere in the pacific. the plane and her remains were never found. dozens of searches over eight decades have come up with nothing until possibly now. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> reporter: a retired federal investigators who spent years searching for earhart believes he has solved the mystery and reveals the evidence in a history channel specialing their sunday. he thinks the u.s. government may have engaged in a cover-up. >> this photograph came out of a navy file a formerly top secret file in a national archive. it was misfiled so i found it. >> reporter: an expert analyze

archives that may be a clue that earhart actually survived that crash.d owes tom sherwood shows us what they have u >> a constant crowd visit the amelia earhart visit of the air and space museum. a fame out pioneer ave rate issor trying to be the first woman to solo fly around the earth. >> this is one of the great mistress of the 20th century. what happened to amelia earhart. >> curator dorothy cochran handles unending requests for information about earhart. >> it's a very popular person disappearing off the face of the earth literal. >> i now a history channel documentary airing sunday and assisted by nbc points to new evidence uncovered in one secret photo's house in the u.s. archives. the photograph, according to facial imaging tests, appears to show earhart and her navigator fred noonan on a d dock nokes to a japanese ship, strongest evidence that earhart survived his crash an probably later died in japanese custody. >> none of that has been another layerch it's another tool in their investigation. >> at air and space, families are drawn to the stor

they believe this man is fred noonan, earhart's navigatoring and this woman amelia earhart. >> i usuallyo extremely likely and i would say this is very likely. >> reporter: dorothy cochran, aviation cure rate were the smithsonian airspace museum is skeptical. >> that theory that she was captured by the japanese has been around since she it is appeared. >> reporter: but she's denltd that what happened to amelia earhart will happen for years to come. >> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," battling the high cost of prescription drugs. dr. david agus offers tips on how to bring the costs down. >>> plus only on "cbs this morning," we'll speak with a british couple wo filed a discrimination lawsuit after being told they can't adopt a white baby. >>> and the latest attraction blowing past the new york city skyline. we will show you how conservation efforts have brought back the humpback whale. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -

what happened to amelia earhart?ed aviator who disappeared over the pacific in 1937 remains the subject of fascination for investigators searching for her true fate. and now a new photo may have cracked the mystery wide open. here's jeanne moos. >> reporter: whether you low key it. >> there is a new clue. >> reporter: or hype it. >> it will blow the lid off the whole amelia earhart story. >> reporter: this 80-year-old mystery never gets old. amelia mania is back, as the history channel presents new evidence for an old theory. >> she may have been held prisoner by the japanese. >> reporter: backed up by a photo that purports to show amelia earhart alive sitting on a pacific island jetty in 1937. and this may or may not be her navigator, fred nunen according to a facial recognition expert. >> the hairline is the most distinctive. >> are you kidding me? that's fred noonen. >> reporter: and is that ill-defined blob really the plane being towed by a japanese ship? the theory is earhart crash landed, was picked up by the j

the same length as earhart's plane.ecades, locals they saw earhart's plane crash and the japanese ship took her and nunen away. the story even documented in stamps issued in the 1980s. now, photographic evidence that the story may be true. >> we believe that the ship took her to saipan and that she died there under the custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died. we don't know when she died. >> reporter: the history team may have even found pieces of earhart's plane, and the prison in saipan. >> this may actually have been her cell. >> reporter: this morning, this newly uncovered photo is opening a whole new set of questions about what happened to earhart and nunen and what, if anything, did the u.s. government know. >> we have no evidence anywhere that she crashed into the ocean, even though that's been the common narrative for so many years. i think we have a lot of evidence that she lived and survived in the marshall islands. >> amazing what technology can do now to try to put together. >> yeah, it's interest

that could help explain what happened to amelia earhart. >> you think this is amelia earhart?> reporter: a former federal agent saying in the national archives, he uncovered this updated photo taken in the marshall islands in the pacific. the man on the left bears a striking resemblance to earhardt's navigator, fred noonan. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. >> reporter: they believe based on comparative photos, the person facing away from the camera could be earhart. and that mass towed behind the ship matches the length of earhardt's plane, with a photo and other documents, the history special makes the claim that she may have been captured by the japanese military. but many are skeptical. >> from an aviation survivability stand point, chances are nil. >> reporter: of this being? >> of this being accurate. >> reporter: u.s. officials have not confirmed any of the show's claims. and a manager at the national archives tells abc news, so far they have found no record of that picture. marcie gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> are you buying it? >> i don't k

amelia earhart was gone. marci: the history channel revealing what they say is a possible new clue to help explain what happened to amelia earhart. >> you think this is amelia earhart? >> that is right. marci: a former federal agent saying in the national archives he uncovered this undated photo on the marshall islands in the south pacific. >> there are only two caucasians in the picture. >> experts analyzing the photo saying the man on the left bears a striking resemblance to earhart's navigator noonan. >> the hairline is the most distincttive characteristic. >> they believe on the comparative photos and length of the hair the person facing away from the camera could be the mass towed behind the ship matches the length of earhart's plane. with the photo and other documents the history channel special airing sunday makes the claim that earhart may have been captured by the japanese military. >> if they thought she was an american spy she could have met with a much more horrific end than we ever thought. >> so

how certain are you that that photograph shows amelia earhart? evidence in a whole host of evidence. there have been stories for 80 years by the marshallese that say she was held and landed there. i went to marshall islands, i talked to people, this is legendary in the marshall islands. >> you're sure it is legit, this photo? >> after seeing the totality of circumstances, i have no doubt this is them in the marshall islands. >> interesting to see as the story has grown and got attention. people have come forward to corroborate what you saw in the photograph. >> that's right. i have gotten phone calls, e-mails, dozens of them. we'll be following up with people, people who have come forward, said i found photographs in my grandfather's attic that have amelia earhart, my grandfather told stories for years, he was in the military. we're going to follow up with those people. this story opens a host of questions going forward. >> that's the thing, a whole new chapter, if she was held captive, how long was she there, why didn't we know about it. shawn h

a 12-year-old who lived inside has always insisted she saw earhart in japanese custody.g person to have seen earhart alive. >> i don't even know it's a woman. i thought it's a man. >> yeah. >> everybody is talking about her. but they're talking in japanese, that's why i know she's a woman. they're talking about woman flier. >> also discovered in the national archives, this catalog of government files on earhart representing 170 pages, she was a prisoner in the marshall islands. that document is missing. >> we believe that the united states government knew amelia earhart was in the marshals and was in japanese custody. >> for a distant earhart relative, it all confirms that amelia was an american hero. >> i do think it's her in the photograph. i think that she was the embodiment of the american spirit, the sense of adventure. i think she did amazing things. >> always an interesting story. >>> now there are skeptics who say the photo isn't clear enough to know if it's noonan and earhart and she couldn't have flown that far offcourse and didn't have the fuel to fly so far.

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is there really new information regarding the disappearance of amelia earhart? tonight this never before seen photo appears to show the aviation pioneer alive. some experts say the photo is proof she didn't die in a plane crash. here's bay area's janelle wang. >> reporter: amelia earhart on a global flight with navigator fred noonan. >> reporter: 80 years ago, amelia earhart and her navigator disappeared on a around the world flight. now investigators from the history channel believe they found evidence they survived. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> reporter: investigatorles kinny discovered the photo while searching through former top secret files in the national archives. the caption jaluit a toll in the marshall islands under military control. >> a caucasian woman sitting there looking over towards the ship. >> you think this is earhart? >> that's right. >> reporter: analysts say the photo appears legitimate annan doctored and seems to show two caucasians on the dock, a man and women sitti

buzz about amelia earhart. why a local historian says, don't believe the hype. >>> right now at 11:00, bloodied and bruised. take a look at these photos. this man tells nbc 10 he was attacked because he supports president trump. good evening. >> from a political rally to the emergency room. nbc 10's drew smith spoke to the man who says he was targeted for his political beliefs. he is joining us live in center city. >> reporter: this was one of two assaults that occurred involving political protesters. the first at aybar just outside that building down there. then a couple of hours later the man who is telling us his story was attacked over here. he ended up in an ambulance. we have seen it before, different groups with competing interests taking political protest to the streets. police preparing for escalating tensions. when howard kaplan came without his trump 2020 sign sunday, he wasn't expecting to end up in the e.r. >> they never saw the sign. they knew. they never even -- then bang. >> reporter: he says a

amelia earhart and her plane vanished.ht to have crashed and died in the pacific ocean. now, 80 years later a photograph may hold clues to her fate and some -- news 4's >> a crowd at the air and space museum. the famous aviator disappeared 80 years ago trying to be the first woman to solo fly. >> this is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. >> reporter: cure ator has her own pilots license and handles requests for information about earhart. >> a very popular person disappearing off the face of the earth. >> reporter: now a documentary airing sunday and assists by nbc points to new evidence uncovered in one secret photo housed in the u.s. archives. the photograph appears to show earhart and her navigator on his dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary suggests it's the strongest evidence yet that earhart survived her crash and probably later died in japanese custody. >> none of that has been explicitly defined. so this adds another layer. it's another tool in their investigation. >> reporter: families are dr

earhart exhibit. the famous aviator disappeared 80 years ago trying to be the first woman to solo fly around the earth. >> this is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. >> reporter: cure ate she hand unending requests about information. >> it is about a person disappearing off the face of the earth. >> reporter: a history channel discovery points to new evidence. the photograph according to facial imaging tests appears to show earhart and her navigator on a dock next to a japanese ship. the documentary suggests it's the strongest evidence yet that earhart survived her crash and probably later died in japanese custody. >> none of that has been explicitly defined. it's another tool in their investigation. >> reporter: and air and space families are drawn to the story. 11-year-old jason carpenter studied her in school. >> when she crashed everyone thought she died but no one ever knew. >> reporter: and javier says his young daughter prompted their visit today. >> we were looking at the astronau

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did people know that was earhart and noonan in the file?d throw it into a file. another file, office of naval investigations, a thick file on emilia earhart in the marshal islands, 170 pages is missing. was it purged? by whom? >> is this when i lake the "law & order" sound effect. if the americans did know she had been captured, why wouldn't they announce that after the war. >> here's the thinking, we have no way to know. but the thinking is, at the time, the united states was trying to build up a new ally, japan, having just defeated japan. if it became well-known that japan had put to death america's sweetheart, that wouldn't have gone over well with the american public. it was widely talked about for many zdecades she may have died in saipan. and history has a new letter. the comarine corps said, we sno she was killed in saipan. >> great report. >>> let's swing over. carson is back in the orange room. >> i never thought photo shopping fred noonan in that picture would cause all this. >> guys, the tour defans, a big rider is ♪ this is a s

we know she has a lot more hair than amelia earhart had at that time she disappeared.utely doesn't look like anything like fred noonan. if she was captured by the japanese they we re was captured by the japanese they were kind enough to give them both a change of clothing because amelia earhart didn't have a show like that and fred always dressed in a dark shirt and dark slacks, not all in white. and i could go on. one of the most interesting things that has just recently come to light his friends over at the daily mail claim that they have had this photograph since a year ago and so that is when it really came to light among people who know about such things. the daily mail said they went a step further and they did research in the us national archives and found that this photograph is one of a batch of photos that was labelled" post—i9 40". we know that this won't end the speculation but it is very interesting. thank you. nothing will end the speculation. it is going to live on. rick gillespie. for a lot of people, air travel can be a bit of a chore. delays, queues,

. >> uncovering fascinating new evidence about the disappearance of amelia earhart. >> earhart and her plane vanished in 1937 on her attempt to fly around thewo crashed and died in the pacific ocean, but now 80 years later take a look at this photograph because they believe that this photograph, which was found buried in the u.s. archives, may be a clue, the key to what happened to earhart. they say that in fact it shows she survived that crash. news 4's tom sherwood shows us what they have uncovered. >> reporter: a constant crowd visits the amelia earhart exhibit of the smithsonian's air and space museum. the famous pioneer aviator disappeared 80 years ago trying to be the first woman to solo fly around the earth. >> this is one of the great mysteries of the 20th century. what happened to amelia earhart. >> curator dorothy dock ran has her own pilot's license and handles unending questions about earhart. >> it's a very popular person disappearing off the face of the earth, literally. >> reporter: now a history channel documentary airing sunday and assisted by nbc, points to new eviden

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