henry took the photo kent gibson who first overlaid the photo with file photos of fred noonan. >> thehe most distinctive characteristic. it's a very sharp, receding hairline. >> the teeth, hairline and nose all appear to match up. >> it's my feeling that this is very convincing evidence this is probably noonan. >> reporter: then the person sitting with their back to the camera with hair that appears too long for a man and too short for a native woman. gibson compared body measurement photos. again, striking similarities. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. i would say this is very likely. >> and there is no evidence. in the distance, the ship towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long. the same length as earhart's plane. for decades officials 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 d

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the guy they say is fred noonan absolutely doesn't look like anything like fred noonan.ind 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, 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 wa

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.

and that photograph you saw the analysis of with fred noonan, that was her navigator on board with herthat seems to at least in the view of many seal the deal. but then you look at that ship, and here is what is so fascinating. you look at the ship, the japanese ship koshu. the locals have been saying for decades that amelia earhart crash landed there, and that the japanese ship koshu took her and noonan and their plane away. and now all of a sudden we actually have a photograph which purports to show noonan and earhart and that ship and the plane, it is really compelling evidence. >> and, tom, when we were chatting earlier, and we talked about what women wore pants in the '30s, i could only think of amelia earhart and katharine hepburn, and amelia earhart is sitting on the dock and looking at that ship, what do you think she's looking at? >> i think if you -- if it is aimmelia earhart, and a lot of reason to believe it is, she's clearly looking at the ship, the tail end of the ship, and that's where her plane is. it appears her plane is being pulled on a barge at the very end and they

>> the aircraft, again, i can speak to -- i'm positive that's her and fred noonan and the airplane are. what happened after that is still at supposition and being investigated. the airplane was destroyed toward the end of the war. what happened to those two, we hope to have part two of this. >> jon: there is a something under a tarp that appears -- >> absolutely. >> molly: thanks for joining us, amelia ehrhardt, the lost evidence. check your local listings for that. should be fascinating. cruise out west hoping for a break from mother nature coming up next. first kid you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert, and more likely to... ...choose luvs than first time moms. live, learn, & get luvs. if you have bad breath and your mouth lacks moisture, you may suffer from dry mouth. try biotène®, the #1 dentist recommended dry mouth brand. it's the only leading brand clinically proven to soothe, moisturize, and freshen breath. try biotène®. that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aa

he took the photo to expert kent gibson which first laid the photo over pictures of fred noonan. >> it'sa very sharp hairline. the nose is very prominent. >> the tooth, hairline and nose all appeared to match up. >> to me this is very significant evidence that this is noonan. >> and there is someone with their back to the camera that is too short for a woman. >> i usually go from not likely to likely to very likely to extremely likely. and i would say this is very likely. >> reporter: and there is more evidence. in the distance 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 they saw earhart's plane crash and the japanese ship koshu 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 koshu took her to sai pan and 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 team may have even found pieces of earhart's

>> a real person -- >> danny noonan -- >> -- is not real either >> fred noonan >> only you would takenobody else but kernen would take this to caddyshack. >> daddy noonan. >> that's not what she said. >> fred noonan -- >> i never even heard of him heard of danny noonan. anyway, tom good to see you. >> and a free cup of soup with that hat >> all right thank you. thank you tom costello the trial of former drug company executive martin shkreli continues today in new york. prosecutors have asked a judge for a gag order. saying that shkreli, and sam waksal's idol that his statements to the media could taint -- you really don't like this guy >> i really don't. >> we'll talk about that after we hear from meg but it could taint the jury and disrupt the trial. meg tirrell is covering the trial for us off camera sam goes off. maybe we'll get him to do that on camera. >> i think there's a high likelihood that sam will express his opinions about that. so there is news in the ongoing martin shkreli trial on late wednesday the prosecutors requested a gag order on both the defendant and counsel. and

. >> amelia earhart and her navigator fred noonan have come the grief. >> reporter: she was attempting first woman to circumnavigate the globe. ho july 2nd she took off for howland island. she never made it. 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 empty until possibly now. ph i have a photograph which i selieve clearly indicates that earhart was captured by the japanese. >> reporter: les kinney, a retired federal investigator who spent years searching for srhart, believes he has solved the mystery and reveals the evidence in a history channel special airing this sunday. he thinks the u.s. government may have engaged in a cover-up. >> this photograph came out of a mevy file, a formerly top-secret rcle in the national archives, and it was misfiled, and that's the only reason i found it. >> reporter: expert kent gibson analyzed the photo. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. >> reporter: he believes this man is fred noonan, earhart's navigat

facial recognition expert ken gibson overlaid the photo of the man with file photos of fred noonan. >> the hairline is a sharp redeeding hairline. >> reporter: the teeth, hairline and nose appear to match-up. then the person sitting with her back to the camera. gibson compared body measurements. again, striking similarities. there's more evidence. in the distance, the japanese ship is towing a barge with something measuring 38 feet long, the same length as earhart's plane. >> we believe that they took her to saipan and that she died there under the custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died or when she died. >> reporter: janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >> for decades the japanese government denied any knowledge of her whereabouts. the new documentary debuts there weekend on the history channel. very interesting. >> look who sauntered in from my little steph pleasanton. >> there for the fair today. >> yeah, the street party they call it, the first wednesday. the food, i had like one of everything. i am so full. >> weren't you supposed to bring us something back? >> i don't th

. >> 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 analyzed the photos. >> hairline is disinstincts. >> reporter: he believes this man is fred noonan, earhart's navigator and this woman amelia earhart. >> i usually go from no

who overlayed the photo of the man with file photos of fred noonan. >> it's a sharp receding hairline 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. in the distance, the japanese ship, that is towing a barge with something 38 feet long, the same length of earhart's plane. locals said they saw earhart's plane crash. a story documented in stamps issued in the 1980s. now, photographic evidence that the story may be true. >> we believe they took her to saipan. and she died there under custody of the japanese. we don't know how she died or when she died. >> reporter: the history team may have found pieces of earhart's plane. and the prison in saipan. this photo is opening up a new set of questions about what happened to earhart and monoona. and what did the go

same measurements, body type, along with that being fred noonan, who else would that be?> there is another picture of a ship, a boat, towing something. the calculations sort of indicated that that thing that is on it or is loaded onto it is the same size as her plane? >> right, the cargo ship was called the koshu, and that is confirmed it is it. the barge behind it was the thing they put it on when it was towed from the harbor. >> what is the likely course of events that would have led to her sitting on that dock and what happened afterwards? >> well, when she got to the island she could not find it. she was north, the only bad weather was north of it. she had to divert fuel, meaning i have to turn around to safety. no professional pilot willow ot around, until they have the gas. she was headed for that island. >> what do we think happened? >> well, she came down and landed on the reef, the local japanese civilians there, they were a trading company, would have contacted the military. the nearest military, they sent that boat, loaded her, noonan, and the plane up and brou

that's fred noonan. >> reporter: and is that ill-defined blob really the plane being towed by a japanese? the theory is earhart crash-landed, was picked up by the japanese, and imprisoned until her death. even cher was intrigued. okay, no more politics, how about finding amelia a groban cs is giving me chills." but naysayers say no face to see, black and white and grainy. i want to, but i don't see it. as if the latest photo weren't already questionable enough, internet posters couldn't resist embellishing it. photoshopping in a flying saucer, jfk's assassin, and big foot. even chris christie in a beach chair has landed on the jetty. >> the world has wondered -- >> reporter: did she crash into the ocean, or was she a castaway? short-wave radio operators say they picked up distress calls. >> i recognized that voice. >> reporter: one place we know you can find earhart's plane is on itunes. you can download this romantic comedy starring clark gable and joan crawford, and guest starring amelia's actual plane. the 1936 movie came out the year before the lockheed eelectera disappeared. love on

that's fred noonan. >> then the woman on the dock. >> the air is too long for a man and too short for>> looks like she's wearing pants. >> that itself could be evidence. few women in the world wore pants in 1937, certainly not many pacific islanders. without a face to work from, gibson conducted body measurishments comparing older photos of earhart. >> we're looking at the distance from the top of her head to her underarms and her underarms to her waist and looking at this, these three points do line up. and defined a woman with that body type sitting on this dock, it's unusual. >> look closely, the woman is staring at the japanese ship, which is towing a barge that experts say is carrying earhart's plane, a 38 foot lockheed lek metro. and compare the haircut with the last known photo of earhart when she took off from new guinea. for decades, locals said they crashed in the marshals and were taken to a japanese prison. a 12-year-old who lived inside has always insisted she saw earhart in japanese custody. she may be the last living person to have seen earhart alive. >> i don't even kn

they believe this man is fred noonan, earhart's navigatoring and this woman amelia earhart. >> i usuallyo from likely to not likely to very likely to 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 gre

and this may or may not be her navigator, fred noonan.ng to a facial recognition expert. >> the hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. are you kidding me? that's fred noonan. >> reporter: is that ill-defined blob really the plane being towed by a japanese ship? the theory is they were crash landed and picked up by japanese and imprisoned until her death. cher was even intrigued. how about finding amelia earhart? and singer josh gro bin confessed this is giving me chills. but the naysayers say nay, could be anyone, no face to see, black and white and grainy. i want to, but i don't see it. is this the latest photo? if it weren't questionable enough, internet posters couldn't resist embellishing it. jfk's assassin and big foot, even chris christie in a beach chair has landed on a jetty. did she crash into the ocean or was she a castaway? short wave radio operators say they picked up distress calls. >> i recognize that voice. >> reporter: one place we know you can find earhart's plane is on itunes. you can download this romantic com

and this may or may not be her navigator, fred noonan, according to a facial recognition expert -- >> hairline is the most distinctive characteristic. >> are you kidding me?! that's fred noonan. >> 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 japanese and imprisoned until her death. even cher was intrigued. okay, no more politics. how about finding amelia earhart. and singer josh groban confessed, this has given my chills. but the naysayers say nay. could be anyone. no face to see, black and white and grainy. i want, but i don't see it. as if the latest photo weren't already questionable enough, internet posters couldn't resist embellishing it. >> photoshopping in a flying saucer, jfk's assassin, and bigfoot. even chris christie in a beach chair has landed on the jetty. >> the world has wondered. >> did she crash into the ocean or was she a castaway. short wave radio operators say they picked up distress calls. >> i recognize that voice. >> one place we know you can find earhart's plane

a number of experts told nbc news this photo shows amelia earhart and fred noonan on a dock during their jet set around the globe. do you think that could be her? >> no. >> reporter: rick gillespie showed us why he thinks had is too good to be true. >> this woman on the dock, way too much hair. >> reporter: we saw a couple of photos of earhart taken days before her trip. >> you can see in all these, her hair is up off her neck. >> reporter: he says there's no exact date for this photograph and believes they landed hundreds of miles from the marshal islands which are in the pacific. their plane was swept away by a high tide. >> what we have is an office of naval intelligence photograph that shows people standing around at some unknown date. >> reporter: a local artist thinks the photo could be the real deal. >> it's exciting to see maybe that was actually true. >> reporter: michelle haze worked on a project about earhart. she says earhart lived in the su sutherland building. >> she used to climb out to watch the stars. >>> from a mystery to a ghost story. >> tonight, the nbc 10 investigat

the man on the left bears a striking resemblance to earhardt's navigator, fred noonan. >> the hairlinective 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 know. there are a lot of nay sayers saying her hair was too long to be her in that photo. >> it's an updated photo, which to me is questionable. they are citing other evidence in this documentary that backs up their theory. but i don't know. this has become such an in

found by history channel investigators in the national archives, prove amelia earhart and navigator fred noonan ended up in japanese custody? >> we discovered that amelia earhart survived her final flight and landed safely in the marshall islands. >> reporter: you're confident? >> we are very confident. >> 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 whi

the photograph, according to facial imaging tests, appears to show earhart and her navigator fred noonana 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 investigation. >> reporter: at air and space families are drawn to the story. 11-year-old jason carpenter studieder in school. >> when she crashed, like everyone thought that she died but no one ever knew. it was always a mystery >> reporter: and javier melendez of orlando says his young daughter maya prompted their visit today. >> when we were look around all the astronauts, she was asking why are they all boys so i wanted to show her, you know, that girls can actually make and do anything that boys can as well. >> reporter: amelia earhart still officially unaccounted for. >> you're a nut. this is fascinating and riveting to us, but for you. >> i think it's really interesting to see, especially the photo recognition softw

it gives credence to the belief that amelia earhart and fred noonan. >> other navigator. >> survived crash in the pacific when she was trying to become the first woman to circumvent and the photos suggest through facial recognition it is in fact her and a navigator on the dock and behind them is a japanese ship with some type of barge that has something on it that's 38 feet long which is exactly how long her plane was. people who lived in the pacific have said for years that people have seen her -- i mean, did survive and in that photograph was taken apparently by a spy for america, and i think america didn't release it because they didn't want to endanger that photographer. here's the deal it. i was at the air and space museum. little kids, older kids, old people, young people, they were all flocking around it. a lot of people didn't know the story on the history channel, but they just love the amelia e earhart story. we know as much as we did but not as much as we should like to know. >> give a shout-out to tom costello on the history channel who did an amazing job on this story, k

. >> he believes this is fred noonan, earhart's navigator and this woman, amelia. >> not likely, likely. tre lly extremely lik. >> dorothy cochran is skeptical. awe thought theory she was captured by the japanese has been around basically since she disappeared. >> reporter: but she is also confident that the fascination with exactly what happened to amelia earhart will continue for years to come. >> one of the biggest mysteries of the 20th century: >> that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. now for some of you the news continues. and for others, check back with us just a bit later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm james brown. >> announcer: this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." president trump is back in europe where he will meet with two dozen world leaders over the next couple days. the president arrived in poland yesterday, today he will attend ape gathering of leaders from central and eastern european countries. tomorrow, he heads to germany for the g-20 summit, a meeting of the wor

belonging to the office of naval intelligence the filmmakers claimed it showed earhart her navigator fred noonan and the ship that allegedly rescued them docked in the marshall islands sadly despite millions of dollars of the resources to a double check the claim it only took a japanese blogger thirty minutes of online research to debunk the entire theory is see it turns out that the picture was a rigid only published in a travel book published for a new program in one thousand and thirty five years before earhart even set out on her final flight it has no connection to a famous wire out all so remember before you decide to call you mir you sold a mere century old mystery maybe try googling your have the did that always helps all right that is our show for you to bear and remember going in this world we're not told beloved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tyrone but i'm top of the volleyball and watching those arcs another great barrier. by the observed events of the past two years of those myself several times what's going on in my native germany. really risk you jeanne. u.s. intelligen

belonging to the office of naval intelligence the filmmakers claimed it showed earhart her navigator fred noonan and the ship that allegedly rescued them docked in the marshall islands sadly despite millions of dollars in the resources to have double check the claims it only took a japanese blogger thirty minutes of online research to debunk the entire theory you see it turns out that the picture was originally published in a travel book published in you pay him in ninety thirty five awful two years before earhart even set out on her final flight it has no connection to the famous flyer out all so remember before you decide to call you mean you've solved a near century old mystery maybe try googling your have the dunes that always helps all right that is our show for you to remember everyone in this world were not told to love to tell you all. i love you i am tyrol but i'm top of the quality fun watching those arcs over great. defense of the past few years and asked myself several times what's going on in my native germany. millions of refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listen

another figure in the photo was said to show her navigator, fred noonan.w - two bloggers say that they've found the same picture in a travel book that came out in 1935.that's two years before earhart disappeared - when she was still safe in the u.s. there were skeptics from day one - since the photo is so blurry and grainy. adding insult to injury - the bloggers say the person the history channel thoughtwas earhart - might be a man. earhart and noonan disappeared in 1937 as she was trying to become the first woman to fly around the world. pam and steve? (steve) congressman steve scalise is out of intensive care. scalise was released from i-c-u today...but remains hospitalized. you may remember last month kronfour reported that scalise was shot in the hip... when a gunman opened fire on a republican congressional baseball practice in virginia. he was first released from intensive care june 22nd following multiple surgeries, but was re-admitted to the i-c-u last week due to infection concerns. the congressional source says scalise is in serious condition. (p

experts say the man in the photo bears a striking resemblance to earhart'sna gator, fred noonan.he person sitting on the dock could be earhart. the ship in the back ground is a japanese ship. and that mass behind it matches the length of her plane. aviation historians are skeptical. >> the chances are nil. >> of this being accurate. >> the special which airs sunday makes the claim that earhart was taken prisoner. u.s. officials have not confirmed any of the assertions. this is hardly news to people in the marshall islands though. they even issued a stamp in 1997 to honor the 50th anniversary of the crash landing. it is in the book, the final story. >>> the 1985 book tells the story of the crash and capture by the crew . >>> coming up next, meet the south bay girl about to take on the best of th . >>> this weekend the 16-year-old girl from san jose will arrive in st. louis, much to the dismay of her come pet toward of the prestigious chess tournament. she is a rising star and also a pioneer. >> there's not much talking in this house once the chess board comes out. sisters deep in

starting on the left, fred noonan. >> the hairline, a sharp receding hairline.very prominent. the teeth are just in the right place and the nose is in the right place. >> are you kidding me? that's fred noonan. >> then the woman sitting on the dock. >> the hair is too long for a man and too short for a woman who is a native. >> it looks like she's even wearing pants. >> that itself could be evidence. few women in the world wore pants in 1937, certainly not many pacific islanders. without a face to work from, gibson conducted body meem photos of earhart. >> so we're looking at the distance from the top of her head to her under arms, underarms to waist. looking at this, these three points line up. to find a caucasian woman with those measurements sitting on the dock, it's unusual. >> look, she's looking at cornerba koshu, towing the plane. compared with the haircut to the last known photo of earhart when she took off. experts say they crashed in the marshalls and were taken to a prison in saipan. a 12-year-old who lived in saipan at the time insisted she saw earha

on the left her navigator fred noonan.hotograph was taken around 1937 after her airport went down and disappeared in the pacific. the discovery is featured in a new special on the history channel. >> we have no evidence anywhere that she crashed into the ocean. i think we have a load of evidence that she lived and survived in the marshall islands. >> you can see much more on "nightly news" right here at 6:30 on nbc 10. i'm not going to miss that. >>> check out that rain on the radar to our west, but it is headed this kay. >> let's get to first alert tammie souza with the timing. >> we wanted out of here, 84 was our high today. we didn't get any rain, tomorrow i think we'll be -- in the old rain gauge. 77 in koetsville, 76 in mt. pocono. 81 in allentown, 84 in trenton at 81. so nothing on our depend her radar for us now. everything is quiet, but not too far away we're starting to see the showers and thunderstorms move in our direction. those are the tops of those storms. you can see the main body of the system is out toward

the picture that they attribute to being fred noonan, that doesn't look like fred noonan. >> reporterion crash landed on the marshall islands and was taken captive by japanese forces. in new york, jackie ibanez, fox news. >> an alaska mother is cherishing cell phone photos she snapped of her six month old baby in the arms of former president barack obama. there's the photo. joline was at anchorage international airport on monday looking for an airline when she ended up in a waiting area for private flights where a man she thought looked like former president barack obama was sitting and she got closer she realized it was him. he then walked up to her and her daughter and the three snapped ts that will last forever. very cool. don't you think, mike? >> yeah, absolutely, so cute. something that the child won't remember but when they see photos in the future. >> once in a lifetime. >> she'll think it's the coolest thing ever. former president obama seems to be really enjoying life since the presidency. i've seen him smiling on the golf course enjoying vacation time in hawaii and he shoul

. >> amelia earhart on a flight with fred noonan. >> reporter: 80 years ago this month, amelia earhart and her navigator disappeared. but now investigators from the history channel believe they've found evidence they survived. >> i have a photograph which i believe clearly indicates that earhardt was captured bit japanese. >> reporter: les kinney discovered the photo while searching through former top secret items. it was a small string of islands at the time that were under japanese control. >> we have a caucasian woman with her back to the camera sitting there looking over to the ship. >> reporter: you think this is amelia air smart. >> that's right. >> reporter: it appears to show two caucasians, a man on the left and a woman sitting on the edge. facial recognition overlayed the photo with photos of ed noonan. >> it's a very sharp receding hairline. >> reporter: the teeth, hairline and nose appear to match up. then the person with her back to the corner. gibson compared body measurements, again striking similarities, and there's more evidence. in the distance, the japanese ship is t

standing next to the woman is a man who looks a lot like her navigator, fred noonan.t appears to be on a barge in the background. the photo is real. facial recognition experts say it's very likely it's amelia earhart in the picture. if earhart survives, what happened to her? we don't know that and we probably never will. it's likely they were arrested by the japanese and were executed for espionage activity. the japanese government of course says they have no record on any of it but part of the earhart mystery seems to be solved. on that happy note, have a great night. tune in every night for the show that is tnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnf lying, pomposity, smugness and groupthink. watch "the five." they are in new york. >> kimberly: hello, everyone. i am kimberly guilfoyle. it is 9:00 in new york city and this is "the five." world leaders are converging on germany, getting ready for the big g20 summit. flexing the muscle in the world stage, president trump. a huge reaction in poland while delivering a powerful speech there. we have every angle of the president's big addres