what happened to amelia earhart and her plane? we may finally have the answer. you don't want to miss it. you're watching with talking cars you got that right! and michelin stars. yes, chef! demigods... percy! and nimrods. he's got a point. all better together for one low price. the disney bundle with hulu and disney plus. >> hurry! when i turn in back. >> a snowboarder suffered a terrifying ordeal at a ski resort near lake tahoe. monica lasso says she was stranded for 15 hours high above the slopes overnight. she said she had no phone or light. no one heard her screams. staff members found her the next day. heavenly mountain resort says it's now investigating. >> that is so scary. glad she's okay. okay, there is a new clue in a mystery that has really captivated the world for 87 years. now, a former us air force officer who spent $11 million tracking down the long lost plane of amelia earhart, thinks he may have found it. >> abc's alison kosik has the latest this morning. >> new hope in the decades long search to solve the mystery of what happened to amelia ear

what happened to amelia earhart?jor development in the search for her plane. here's abc's alison kosik this morning. >> new hope. in the decades long search to solve the mystery of what happened to amelia earhart and find the wreckage of her plane in a sonar image. now shows what some say could be part of her lockheed ten electra aircraft. sitting on the ocean floor, earhart set out on a journey around the world in 1937. after becoming the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. tony romeo, head of the exploration company deep sea vision, recently searched across 5200mi■!s of the pacific ocean floor using an unmanned submersible. in the final leg of the expedition, the team captured this sonar image of what looks like an object shaped like an airplane resting underwater within 100 miles of howland island, near where earhart was believed to have gone down after refueling in papua new guinea, romeo says he wasn't surprised to find the aircraft intact, saying, we always felt that earhart would have made every attem

she didn'tamelia earhart when she was famous. my sons didn't care about abraham lincoln when he was the president. you know what? we do a huge disservice today to our kids. we buildheseat statues of our heroes. we build monuments of them, and we make them like they're lowercase gods, like they're bigger and better remind our kids remind ourselves that anyone you look up to, whether it's amelia earhart or rosa parks or dr. king or anyone else, they had moments where they were scared and they were terrified. they were moments when they were kids and they didn't know who they wanted to be and you would see them fail. so every book we writer it's i'm amelia earhart or anything else, you see them fail, you see them crash, you see abraham lincoln lose multiple elections and suddenly when we show them when they're kids, that's where my kids lit up. that was my on, you know, a little like really on the job training was just being a dad and realizgs i thought were cool were never as cool to my kids. but when i finally figured out what was

earhart and her twin engine aircraft never to be found. unless this sonar image is the key to changing that. >> you'd be hard pressed to convince me it's anything but an aircraft, for one. and two, that it's not amelia's aircraft. >> reporter: that's pilot and real estate investor tony romeo, who set out on a 100-day deep sea expedition last year near howland island, where earhart was heading to refuel. romeo's company, deep sea vision, used multimillion-dollar sonar technology to capture this image 16,000 feet down, even deeper than the titanic. >> there's no other known crashes in the area and certainly not of that era and that kind of design with the tail that you see clearly in the image >> reporter: underwater archaeologist dr. andrew pietruszka isn't convinced yet. >> it's not the first time that somebody's come forward with some piece of evidence of possibly finding amelia but i would certainly want to put eyes on that target and take a closer look. >> reporter: and that's just what romeo's team plans to do soon. with cameras in a r

the disappearance of amelia earhart.pany deep sea vision revealed this sonar image over the weekend of what could be earhart's missing plane on the bottom of the pacific ocean. in 1937, earhart disappeared while attempting to become the first female pilot to fly around the world. the explorers plan to return for a closer look. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. be sure to check back for "cbs mornings" and remember you can follow us online anytime at cbsnews.com. reporting from a u.s. naval base here in bahrain, i'm norah o'donnell. >>> this is "cbs news flash." i'm shanelle kaul in new york. authorities in southern california say five men have been arrested in connection with the six people shot to death and found in the mojave desert last week. the san bernardino county sheriff said the killings appear to stem from a dispute over illicit marijuana. >>> elon musk says his neuralink has implanted its first brain chip into a human. the company is developing a brain implant to allow people with paralysis to

it's believed earhart wanted to refuel there. the team is keeping the exact location of their discovery secret, hoping to add their names to the history books. i mean, she's america's favorite missing person, right? and, you know, as long as she's missing, there's always gonna be somebody out there searching. and so if we're, if we can help bring closure the story, bring amelia home, we'd be super excited, but not everyone is onboard. one expert is skeptical about the accuracy of the sooner images and the location. still the exploration team hopes to obtain better images and eventually bring the wreckage to the surface to solve one of the world's great aviation mysteries, the annual. and if they're up next, we have planted a looking at how wind turbines are cleaning up our energy, but not without drawbacks. that's after the break. i'm like, look through, thanks for watching and bye for now. the . so you don't think and feel the same way you expect and want different things from line in your parent. i just want to pursue what sets

it's believed earhart wanted to refuel there. the team is keeping the exact location of their discovery secret, hoping to add their names to the history books. i mean, she's america's favorite missing person, right. and, you know, as long as she's missing, there's always gonna be somebody out there searching. and so if we're, if we can help bring closure the story, bring amelia home, we'd be super excited, but not everyone is onboard. one expert is skeptical about the accuracy of the sooner images and the location. still the exploration team hopes to obtain better images and eventually bring the wreckage to the surface to solve one of the world's great aviation mysteries. hundreds of people have paid a fiery tribute to the strickland islands viking heritage at a festival in the northern most part of the british isles islanders wearing viking costumes. march through the town of lower with burning torches while dragging a replica long shot the torch barriers. then set the boat a light as they sang, nor songs. this year's edition of

and i said, here's amelia earhart. she flew across the atlantic ocean.at point, my eight year old daughter said to me, big deal, dad. everyone flies across the atlantic ocean and she was not impressed at all. but then i told her this true was seven years old, she built a homemade roller coaster in her backyard. she took a wooden crate with roller skating wheels in the bottom of the crate, shoved it all the way to the roof for a tool shed, put two by fours down the side, came flying down the side to show, flew through the air crashes. she later said first time her stomach bottomed out from under her and she wanted that feeling back again and when my daughter heard that story, she was like, tell me that again. and that's where the series started. it's basically called the iron series the ordinary people change world series. and i'm amelia earhart. i am abraham■= lincoln. i am rosa parks for my son who love sports. i was like, forget these overpaid athletes. here's i amace robinson or my daughter who loves our dog. i said, you want to see what animals and y

. >>> after 87 years, has amelia earhart's plane been found?are going to speak to the ceo of the company who believes they have discovered it. >>> new testimony in the historic trial of jennifer crumley. today jurors heard from oxford high schools former dean of students. he testified that he had no reason to discipline crumley. she is facing four counts of manslaughter. >> it all started that morning, the morning of the mass shooting . jennifer went to work as a normal day then she gets a phone call and gets the text of this picture that her son is drawing in school of a figure of guns and bullets in my life is worthless, the world is dead and so she summoned the school so she went there very hurriedly then she came back after that meeting and spoke with andrew smith, her boss. she spoke to him after that meeting. he testified what she told him at that point. >> i recall walking up to her and asking her if she was doing okay and i recall her mentioning that she had to get her child counseling. she seemed down, she mentioned her car, she mentio

and so it was like all grade school kids knew about amelia earhart.now probably they still do now. but back then it was like, really like this massive mystery . so that's sort of all these years later to sort of revisit that. so we had records today. we had records yesterday to i think it was a little warmer today than yesterday, quite frankly. it's like san francisco so went up about three degrees. they were set the record of 73 degrees. and those records go back to 1849 or back that far. but 1899 was the last time it was almost that warm. santa rosa 73. that goes back to 1940. so it's a very, very warm day. temperatures tomorrow are going to be about as warm almost. these are more of the highs from today, but it will be pretty warm again tomorrow. i think it will be a degree or two cooler because i suspect we're going to see tomorrow sort of that day where the clouds move in because, you know it's going to rain wednesday. so the clouds are going to fill in tomorrow. so we'll see more more cloud cover. and so we'll see lower temperatures by a couple

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you know what happened to amelia earhart?been an enduring mystery that's captured the imaginations of people for generations. now, there could be a major development. here's abc news reporter alison kosik. >> new hope in the decades long search to solve the mystery of what happened to amelia earhart and find the wreckage of her plane in a sonar image. now shows what some say could be part of her lockheed ten electra aircraft. sitting on the ocean floor in, earhart set out on a journey around the world in 1937 after becoming the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic. tony romeo, head of the exploration company deep sea vision, recently searched. across 5200mi■!s of the pacific ocean floor using an unmanned submersible in the final leg of the expedition, the team captured this sonar image of what looks like an object shaped like an airplane resting underwater within 100 miles of howland island, near where earhart was believed to have gone down after refueling in papua new guinea, romeo says he wasn't surprised to find the

explorers say that they may have found amelia earhart missing playing. the group is part of a company called deep sea vision and it took a sonar image in the pacific ocean of an object that appears to be an aircraft. they're now investigating whether or not it is the same plane that earhart was flying back in 1937, when she vanished, earning during her solo. well was she was herself during her journey around the world. the company now plans to return to that area to try to get better images. however, decades of searching so far to this point have not turned up anything more than basically shipping trash on the bottom of the ocean. but, you know, she took off from oakland airport in 1937. she headed east across the u.s. when all the way around world she was successful. she was almost she almost made it. i mean, she made it to new guinea. that was her last stop refuel. and she's going to howland island, which is on the way to hawaii and they lost radio communication with her. she had been talking to the coast guard and she disappeared. it's been a mystery

. >>> new sonar images may reveal the location of amelia earhart's long lost plane.th the marine robotics team say the images appear to show her twin aircraft captured in a part of the pacific ocean west of where earhart's projected landing point is believed to be. officials hope the findings can help answer the questions regarding earhart's disappearance nearly a century ago. >>> the u.s. figure skating team will receive olympic gold medals after a russian figure skater was disqualified after a major doping scandal that rocked the 2022 winter olympics. cam kamila valieva was initially banned due to testing positive from heart medication. she as a result it was canceled. the u.s. who plays second llt t event. >>> king charles and the princess of wales are back home. king charles left a private hospital in london yesterday with his wife queen camilla. he had spent three nights there after undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. princess kate left the same hospital, released home after abdominal surgery and will spend months recuperating. >>> coming up on "cbs m

this morning, there could be a major development in the search for amelia earhart's crashed plane. >> is at the live desk with the new hope. in the decades long search. gloria. >> good morning kumasi amelia earhart set out on a journey around the world in 1937 after becoming the first woman to fly solo across the atlantic and the head of the exploration company deep sea vision recently searched across 5200mi■!s of the pacific ocean floor using an unmanned submersible. now in the final leg of the expedition, the team captured a sonar image of what looks like an object shaped like an airplane. they found it within 100 miles of howland island, near where earhart was believed to have gone down soon after refueling in new guinea. the company says they were not surprised to find the aircraft intact. they say, quote, we always felt that earhart would have made every attempt to land the aircraft gently on the water. the sonar image suggests that may be the case. sonar experts are giving credit ability to the image, saying it deserves closer inspection. the deep sea vision team plans to return

earhart and the plane never arrived.ght to find clues about what happened without success now the team will return to the site, hopefully later this year. >> next up is confirmation there is a lot we need to know about it it looks like there is some damage i mean, it has been sitting there for 87 years at this point. >> hoping to find answers about the fate of a legend 16,000 feet under the sea. >> i think myself it is the greatest mystery of all time and certainly the most enduring aviation mystery of all time. >> we have to solve this mystery. is it or isn't it? what's the next trip going to look like? >> now that they have the coordinates of this possible wreckage site, they want to go out there with a camera and rov, remotely operated vehicle, to get an exact understanding of of course, these deep sea expeditions are expensive. romeo has already put out some $11 million for the last excursion. but still, he says his team is hoping to get back out there later this year or next year >> of his own money? >> of his own m

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that. >> amelia earhart anything but an aircraft for one.state investor tony romeo who stepped out on a 100-day deep sea expedition last year near howland island where earhart was heading to a fuel. romeo's company, deep sea vision, used multimillion dollar sonar technology to capture this image 16,000 feet down, even deeper than the titanic. >> there is no known crashes in the area, and certainly none of that era. and that design with detail that you see in the image. >> reporter: underwater archaeologist dr. andrew is not convinced yet. >> it's not the first time that somebody has come forward with some piece of evidence, possibly finding amelia. i would certainly want to put eyes on that target and take a closer look. >> reporter: and that is just what romeo's team plans to do soon, with cameras in a remotely operated vehicle. >> a group of aviation experts say the mystery? if something inspires, go do. it >> reporter: just as she did herself. emily ikeda, nbc news. >>> thank you, emily, for that report. a very promising lead, but the mys

just awful. >>> tonight, possible new clues in the disappearance of amelia earhart.d in 1937. an ocean exploration company says sonar images tonight have detected an object resembling her plane about 100 miles off howland island, halfway between australia and hawaii. the company plans to explore that site later this year. stay tuned. >>> when we come back, the super bowl, of course, is set. news on the star quarterbacks already tonight. and will taylor swift be there? what about her concert in tokyo? i'm starting to think this was a bad idea. what! we could find a better gift on etsy's new gift mode. oh! can i see that? ♪ happy birthday... ♪ it's a people cake! don't panic. gift easy with gift mode, new on etsy. covid-19? i'm not waiting. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid is an oral treatment for adults with mild-to-moderate covid-19 and a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. it does not prevent covid-19. my symptoms are mild now, but i'm not risking it. if it's covid, paxlovid. paxlovid must be taken within the first five days of symptoms, and helps stop the vir

amelia earhart set out on a journey around the world in 1937 after becoming the first woman to fly solod of the exploration company deep sea vision, recently searched across 5200mi■!s of the pacific ocean floor using an unmanned submersible, while in the final leg of the expedition, the team captured a sonar image of what looks like an object shaped like an airplane. they found it within 100 miles of howland island, near where earhart was believed to have gone down after refueling in new guinea, the company says they were not surprised to find the aircraft intact, and they say, quote, we always felt that earhart would have made every attempt to land the aircraft gently on the water. the sonar image suggests that may be the case. use sonar experts are giving credibility to the image, saying that it deserves closer inspection in the deep sea vision team plans to return to the same location to get better images. justrillionemarkable kumasi. >> it is. thank you gloria. well, the big game is set. the 40 niners going to their eighth super bowl in franchise history, and they're going to be pla

it's believed earhart wanted to refuel there. the team is keeping the exact location of their discovery secret, hoping to add their names to the history books. i mean, she's america's favorite missing person, right. and, you know, as long as she's missing, there's always gonna be somebody out there searching. and so if we're, if we can help bring close to the store and bring amelia home, we'd be super excited. but not everyone is onboard. one expert is skeptical about the accuracy of the sooner images and the location. still the exploration team hopes to obtain better images and eventually bring the wreckage to the surface to solve one of the world's great aviation mysteries. just talked your mind about top stories based. our israel has confirmed its forces, have been flooding tunnels and the gaza, which it says are being used by how about the armies pumping? see was an incident that with that says the ground water supplies will not be affected. experts of wound, though flooding codes, damaged fresh water for gusts. 2.3000000 res

>>> is this amelia earhart's longe last plane?you look at the screen, an exploratory team from south carolina believes the is the plane earhart was fly when she went miss oefrg the pacific ocean in 1937. the discovery was made after a underwater drone surveyed more than 250 miles of the ocean floor. the intelligence officer who funded the $11 million search telling the "wall street journal" the aircraft-shaped island was

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. >>> tonight, the major headline involving what could be amelia earhart's lost plane. what we've learned. >>> and the super bowl is set tonight. already the odds on which team. the stars on the field, and the one star off. will taylor swift be there? what about her concert in tokyo? fans have already done the math tonight. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening. as we come on the air in the west, it is great to have you with us this evening. we do begin this evening with a deadly drone attack killing three u.s. soldiers, injuring dozens of other troops on a u.s. base in the jordanian desert. president biden vowing the u.s. will respond. tonight, sources telling abc news the attack drone coming in was possibly mistaken for a u.s. surveillance drone, expected to return to that base. president biden blaming the attack on radical iran-backed militants. an urgent meeting in the situation room at the white house today. the president, with his national security team, weighing his options tonig

>>> is this amelia earhart's longe last plane? if you look at the screen, an exploratory team from south carolina believes the is the plane earhart was fly when she went miss oefrg the pacific ocean in 1937. the discovery was made after a underwater drone surveyed more than 250 miles of the ocean floor. the intelligence officer who funded the $11 million search telling the "wall street journal" the aircraft-shaped island was found 100 miles from the island where earhart was supposed to stop and refuel. thank you so much for joining us. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> tonight on "360," as the president waives retaliation, a closer look at the steps he could take against whom and the risks he could run of deepening what is already a regional conflict. also tonight, he calls it an invasion. so why does the former president say explicitly the congress should not do anything about the boarder? >>> convicted killer alex murdaugh in court asking for a retrial. what the judge medal of his evidence. good evening. we begin tonight with the b

the claim by a team of explorers who think they have found the location where famed aviator amelia earhart and her plane crashed 90 years ago. we'll hear from those explorers and what they say they found from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is wednesday last day of january . yeah. and it is going out like a lion i think let's check in with steve paulson is back with our forecast. we were just commenting. it's very colorful on the radar. right. there's a lot of stuff happening. >> it will be even more colorful this afternoon. so that's the good news is we're this is more later than sooner. but there might be some light rain. but cloudy skies are already there. it's mild. we're getting a strong south wind. so you're seeing 50s. santa rosa is 58 degrees. system is still has a ways to go. but some what we call the light overrunning might develop. but we still have i think we'll get through the morning mostly for pretty good. but that's a begin.

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a possible new clue in the search for amelia earhart's plane nearly 90 years after it disappeared duringle the globe. >> so this is an image showing what some believe may be her aircraft in the pacific ocean. the group recently conducted a three-month expedition looking for her plane. the workers used drones to scour 6,000 square miles, and the group found one particular image that may provide a clue. >> it was just a surreal moment and there was a somber element to it. because obviously two people passed away here, and the thought crossed my mind, we're the first ones in, whatever, 87 years, to see amelia earhart's aircraft. it was incredible. >> so he tells the "wall street journal" his team next plans to conduct a dive at that site to get some underwater images of whatever may be down there. >> wow, that could be really interesting. >> after 90 years. >> and this mystery has always been around. >> i know, it's in the school books, and here we go. >> maybe it provides some closure. >> it would be nice to see if that is it. >> you can watch the full story in the next steps in unlocking

. >> a former us air force pilot says he has evidence of what happened to famed aviator amelia earhartny romeo says this scan of the pacific ocean shows a man made object resembling an airplane when he spent months scanning the depths with a drone submarine. romeo says it's near howland island, 1700 miles southwest of hawaii. earhart had planned to land there back in 1937 for a refueling stop as part of her effort to become the first woman to fly around the world after taking off from the oakland airport. >> time now 727 change streets around oakland. we'll tell you about a new project designed to help prevent deadly crashes along oakland's busiest roads. >> the oakland unified school district, being warned by california's attorney general how the ag is putting ousd on notice ahead of any school closures, the struggling district may c sider you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we to

a real estate investor and pilot says his search for amelia earhart, will his work unlock one of aviation'satest mysteries? lester holt joins us from new york right now. >>> tonight, the three u.s. troops killed in a drone attack in jordan now identified. as the u.s. vows retaliation. the sergeant and two specialists, all from georgia and reservists, killed at a base near the syrian border president biden blaming iran-backed militants saying, "we shall respond. and now we're learning this was the third attack on that base in about six months and was there a mix-up that confused the base's air defenses? >>> also tonight, alex murdaugh back in court. the bombshell testimony from a former juror will it lead to a new trial? what the judge just ruled. >>> new details on those 12 u.n. workers accused of being part of the october 7th hamas terror attack. one a school counselor. and what we're learning about a potential new hostage deal >>> the battle over the border republicans release articles of impeachment against the secretary of homeland security over the surge of migrants. as president biden

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the mystery of the disappearance of amelia earhart has taken another twist. former u.s.ce employee believes that he has found her missing plane from 1937. last year tony romeo and his research team explore that area where it is believed she crashed. the sonar technology took pictures in the middle of the pacific ocean about halfway between australia and hawaii. they found a blurry plane like shape that looks like it could be hers. team plans to return later this year or early next year to get a closer look.>>> i will post links about the stories you voted for all my instagram. >>> putting on his wide receiver brandon aiyuk and made an incredible catch on sunday to help the 49ers beat the lions. espn was not that impressed. if you watched and so it happened late in the third quarter minus qb threw the ball down the field. two brandon aiyuk. ball bounced off the face of that lions defender. he dove to grab the ball. niners was score on that drive go on to beat the lions 34-31. despite the heroics espn did not make his catch to top play on sportscenter. here is how he react

. >>> all right, we're coming up on the "today" show, so could the mystery of amelia earhart's disappearanceonar image may hold a crucial clue into cracking the case. we'll see that. >>> and al roker has a look at what else is ahead. >> this morning, on the third hour of today, actor jesse l. martin live in studio 1-a and help plan the next dream vacation without breaking the bank. and a tar today workout to start your week off right. all that and more coming up this all that and more coming up this morning on the ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> breaking news. the first american combat deaths in the middle east since the war in g

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when amelia earhart is flying in and june cochran and and all of these women are in the group that will eventually called the 99 ers. and she is just really an expert on early aviation. she notices something on one of her skirt, stereoscopic views. and they're looking down like this and that's the illustration here. now is fuzzy i wish i could have gotten ar copy. couldn't. but that is the v one the buzz bomb. now, this is shown the movie 1965. orge peppard and sophia loren. operation cros and there's also a book by that name i mentioned, the movie because mov sure. it now it's a british. so it's better than american movies, especially at the time. but the interesting point here on constance babington smith, they show the hardheaded wooden blockheads, she has to go up against, namely professor lindemann, who is churchill's scientific advisor. and he is adamant that she doesn't know what she's talking about, that he does. and that's a torpedo, a 30 foot long german torpedo. well, professor lindemann, i've dealt with those people for 41 years. it's not fun. they're a pain that a pill can'

i've been fascinated by amelia earhart since i was a kid. i'm from an aviation family. my dad flew for pan am and i am a pilot myself. i wanted to do something more adventurous. >> bill: if you are so convinced will you make the dive 15,000 feet? >> in a sub merible like the james cameron? in the right vehicle yes, i'm claui'm -- >> dana: i volunteer hemmer. great to have you. >> thanks, guys, appreciate it. >> devastating military retaliation for the targeting of american troops in jordan, a friendly nation across international borders leaving three dead americans and more than three dozen wounded. >> dana: our u.s. forces becoming sitting ducks. republicans stepping up the pressure on president biden for a strong response to iran following the drone strike from an iranian proxy that killed three u.s. soldiers and wounded dozens of others in jordan. will the white house hit back hard or keep its powder back? we'll wait to see. >> bill: good morning. what do you think? is tony onto something? >> dana: i think it will be fun when you go and check it out and let us know.

a south carolina based ocean exploration company says it may have found the airplane that amelia earhartaped object seen in sonar is earhardt's lockheed. she was trying to become the first woman to complete sir couple navigational flight on the globe. she disappeared in 1937. >> last seen in papua new guinea and disappeared in the pacific ocean. elon musk says the first human to receive a neuralink cyber net particular implant is recovering well following sunday's procedure. it is the first in human clinical trial of the company's wireless grain computer interface the device is designed to help devices with their thoughts. musk says the link, which is called -- what is it called? at the will help patty may also allow people to control their phone, computer and other devices with their minds. maybe i need one. one of the country's prominent businessmen who continues to promote the diversity, equity and inclusion policies dei may soon face discrimination claims himself. we are talking about billionaire mark cuban. tonight fox business correspondent lydia hu tells us what kind of trouble he

today marks 89 years since amelia earhart started a journey to become the first pilot to fly solo fromii to the mainland. on this day in 1935, she took off from honolulu and flew to oakland. she landed the next day, and a crowd of about 10,000 people welcomed her. two years later, an attempt to, in an attempt to become the first female pilot to fly around the world, her plane disappeared over the central pacific ocean in. set your timers right now, because a single day passes for the bottle rock music festival in napa. go on sale this morning starting at 10 a.m. now, the prices start at $233. the three day passes are already sold out. ed sheeran, pearl jam, stevie nicks and mana are set to headline the event, making the stallion nelly, norah jones among the other 75 acts set to appear. bottle rock is may 24th through the 26th. next at 630. the race for the senate seat heating up, with one candidate focusing an ad to bay area voters. then what happened when hunter biden surprisingly showed up at a congressional hearing about him? and as we head to break, we're going to take live look ou

mean, chris is the superstar, right i mean, you know how many books have been written about amelia earharthe secret sauce. and his art style, you know -- if you want kids to love it -- i want my kids off their screens, off their phones you've got to give them something better to look at. and chris' art is breathtaking we learned early on with his art that kids gravitate to these heroes when they're kids so we think of ruth bader ginsburg as a serious supreme court justice, but when she was a little kid, instead of having a birthday party, her mother would cancel her birthday parties, take her to the local jewish orphanage, and instead give away ice cream to the local orphans. do you know what would happen in my house if i canceled my daughter's birthday party? like she doesn't want to come to your party [ light laughter ] >> seth: no, yeah. >> but what i love in that moment is, you see her as a little girl. and as a little girl, she learns how to make change you make change by doing it yourself and that's not that she learns in law school, she learns that from her mother. and i love the fa

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