she will arraigned tomorrow in east boston district court. bill shield, wbz news. >>> for passengers who did know what was happening, the last half of the flight was especially frightening given the attacks overseas. >> and paul was speaking to the plane. >> reporter: passengers that saw the woman being restrained said she was acting unruly but they were impressed the way the crew on board the flight handled the situation and never danger. >> they did a great. >> reporter: the passengers said that they're thankful that they're home safely after a female passenger had to be restrained. >> they had to restrain her and tried to keep her from getting up again. >> she was a 30th-year-old woman and she was abuse sixty. >> reporter: she was a blonde woman with an accent that was extremely combative. >> she wanted to go to the her. off the plane. >> reporter: but passengers commotion. >> once they said they handcuffed her, that was it. >> reporter: how did it make you're going. >> it was interesting to see how the crew reacted. you have to watch your

she'll be arraigned tomorrow in east boston district court. reporting live from the international terminal at logan fox 25. >> elizabeth: we wanted to know if it's possible to open the door of a commercial plane mid we posed that question to bill dee who flew for the air force. >> that's a lot of pressure and the fact that they were pulled tight doors, you would have to pull the doors to the hinges can do the twist and you can get the door out, so i think it's next to impossible. >> elizabeth: so he says it's next to impossible, but other aviation experts say it is completely impossible. they say as he did that the amount of pressure in flight keeping the door closed is the equivalent of more than 1,000 pounds on every square foot of the door's surface. >> mark: back to the breaking news from germany. a soccer stadium evacuated after police discover a threat to bomb the game. the stadium was packed with spectators when they were asked to leave without panicking. >> elizabeth: the match between german and the netherlands ended up being called o

of passengers frightened by yesterday's events and we're still waiting for her to appear in east boston district court. and -- the pollish interpreter to get things started. and this is the woman on the british airline flight from and scared a lot of passengers mid-air when she tried to open an exit door. police tell us she was intoxicated when all of this happened. that she was thrashing about and that it took multiple flight attendants to get her back into the seat to calm down and that she fought to be released the entire flight back. when the plane landed safely, she was handcuffed and taken into custody where she was held overnight. we caught up with a couple of passengers who were on that flight. >> she was kicking and stretching out her arms and we had to tee her down and get handcuffs and actually put handcuffs on her feet as well. was fighting. fighting them. >> reporter: given this state of affairs in the weak of the terrorist attacks, things like this are taken seriously but there is no indication this is an act of terrorism. and she is facing charges of and she should be arraigned sh

easts with. ... boston. joining us are east boston's state representative and boston city cowens whose district covers east boston as well as the north end and charlestown. gentlemen, thank you for coming. in welcome to urban update. before we get into the housing issues that we are going to talk about, you ran a very successful campaign last year. talk to me about... give our viewers your sense of east boston, it is a pretty diverse district. isn't it? >> it certainly is. thank you so much for having me this morning. east boston has always been an immigrant town. by nature, it is a very diverse community. i really like to think of us as representing three different unique constituencies. each having their own challenges, opportunities, et cetera. one is certainly the, you know, old-time east bostonians. those that have been here for two, three, four generations. another would be the immigrant crowd that is representative of many different nationalities, cultures and religions. predominantly, currently, at central and south americans but also muslims from north africa and other places like that. the last constitu

passengers we spoke with believed dolenak was supplying eye long, will be arraigned tomorrow in east boston district court. coming up on the fox 25 at 6:00 p.m., what surprised passengers most about the incident. for now, reporting live inside the international terminal hat logan, heather hegedus, fox 25 news. >> >> elizabeth: so just how difficult would it be to open a door mid flight? airlines captain, bill dee, a man who also flew for the air force. >> that's a lot of pressure, and with the fact that they are tight doors, you would have to pull the door in a little bit so the hinges can do the twist and then you can get the door out, so i think it's next to impossible. >> elizabeth: other aviation experts say it is impossible totally. the amount of pressure in flight keeping the door closed is the equivalent to more than a thousand pounds on every square foot of the door's surface. a developing story tonight from salem, where there has been another major disruption in the murder trial of accused teen phillip chism. >> mark: on just the second day of gut wrenching testimony, the 16-year-old tellin

east boston where woman will be in court. good morning. >> jessica: good morning. woman will be here in east district court sometime after 9:00 and have determined this was not terrorism related but even though they are taking it very seriously especially given the recent attacks in paris last week and police say the suspect of poland was drunk when she tried to open the plane's exit door to smoke a cigarette. you can see her being walked off the plane in handcuffs here and in this photo you can see police surrounding her on the plane moments after it landed at logan this all happened on board a british air ways flight that was coming from london and crew we know was able to restrain her until police board plane to arrest her before anyone else was allowed off. >> crew had her subdued with very little problem. she wasn't shouting, she wasn't attack. >> jessica: investigators spent hours speaking to members of the flight crew and people on the plane who saw this all unfold. right now we know charged with interfering with a flight crew and not clear at this point if she is going to face any furtado cha