that plane took off from paine field in the town of everett about 25 miles north of seattle.anya bacchus has more on the pleasant hill man now facing attempted murder charges. >> making an emergency landing, eta four minutes. >> reporter: the call to air traffic control came sunday night from horizon air flight 2059. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: authorities say an off-duty pilot riding in the cockpit jump seat of the flight from everett, washington, to san francisco tried to shut down the engines midflight. >> the jump seat pilot, who is the extra pilot they give a ride, tried to shut down the engines. they're emergency landing four minutes out. >> let me know the threat level. >> doesn't sound like he's causing any issues in the back right now. i think he's subdued. >> reporter: the flight was diverted to portland. 44-year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill, california, an off-duty alaska airlines pilot, was arrested and now faces 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless endangerment. alaska airlines, which owns

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down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: an off-duty pilot riding in the jump seat of the flight from everett, washington, to san francisco tried to shut down the engines midflight. >> the jump seat pilot, who is the extra pilot they give a ride, tried to shut down the engines. they're emergency landing four minutes out. >> doesn't sound like he's caused any issues in the back. i think he's subdued. we warned law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground. >> reporter: the flight was diverted to portland. 44-year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill, california, an off-duty alaska airlines pilot, was arrested and faces 83 counts of attempted murder and reckless endangerment. alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, released a statement saying, "the jump seat occupant unsuccessfully attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines. the horizon captain and first officer quickly responded. engine power was not lost and the crew secured the aircraft without incident." the airline also said no weapons were involved. the federal aviation administration sent a message to airlines saying the inciden

now, the flight was coming to san francisco from everett, washington. the man is joseph emerson from pleasant hill. he's a pilot, off duty at the time, sitting in the extra seat in the cockpit. passengers said the plane started going down fast, making several sharp turns and they heard an announcement over the speakers about an emergency landing. inside the cockpit we're told that emerson tried to turn the plane's engines off, using what our nbc news aviation analyst says is only to be used in an emergency. >> they have what they call fire handles, t-handles, they call them, on the roof of the cockpit, that you grab, you turn, and you shut down. that actually shuts the fuel off, as well as turning the engine off, so it's used for an emergency situation, if you have an engine fire or something along those lines. it's a quick way of shutting down the engines. this jump seat rider may have tried to use those emergency t-handles to do it. >> reporter: horizon is owned by alaska airlines. emerson was subdued by crew members, then escorted to the back of the

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from everett, washington, and had to land in portland. in recordings from the cockpit.ou can hear the captain say the guy who tried to shut the engines down is out of the cockpit. and he's in the back, subdued. he also asks for law enforcement when they land. we're told emerson taught at concord's buchanan field airport and coached his son's baseball team in pleasant hill. we spoke to some of his neighbors about emerson. they describe him as a family man and say what they're hearing in these reports is out of character for him. some of them say they hope this was all a misunderstanding. when we visit with them every now and then, i see joe all the time. you know, working in the garage or doing something. i go and talk to him and it seems your typical normal guy, when heard the news, i'm like, what? you know, we still doubt. i mean, but is it the real guy? as for the 80 passengers, many of them were unaware of what was happening. one woman posting on ex saying a flight attendant came on the speaker to say they needed to make an emergency landing. when they did, she saw p

this all happened on a horizon air flight to san francisco from everett, washington. this is the man on your screen, 44-year-old joseph emerson of pleasant hill. he is a pilot, he was off duty. he was sitting in the extra seat in the cockpit. now, outside the cockpit passengers said that the plane started going down fast all of a sudden, making several sharp turns, and then they heard an announcement over the speakers about an emergency landing. inside the cockpit, we're told that emerson tried to turn off the plane's engine using what our nbc news aviation analyst says is used only in a fire or other emergency. >> they have what they call fire handles t-handles on the roof of the cockpit, that you grab, you turn, and you shut down, and that shuts the fuel off, as well as turning the engine off, so it's used for an emergency situation, if you have an engine fire or something along those lines. it's a very quick way of shutting down the engines. this jump seat rider may have tried to use those emergency t-handles to do it. >> reporter: emerson was subdued by horizon ai

it was a horizon air operating alaska airlines flight 2059 and it was flying from everett, washington to san francisco when it had to be diverted because of what happened inside the cockpit on this was on sunday. so what happened was they said, and this is a quote from the airline, the jump seat occupant unsuccessfully, attempted to disrupt the operation of the engines. the statement goes on to say the horizon captain and the first officer there were able to handle the situation held that person and they asked for the for the landing and portland, which they did. and that's where law enforcement greeted them and nobody was hurt in all those passengers were able to get to san francisco on a different flight. 10. 31 is the time right now. and in the south bay, san jose mayor matt mahan gave his first state of the city address. the mayor spoke on efforts to keep the community safe, including hiring more police officers. >> from the start of this year, our work together has been about getting san jose back on track. and getting our city back on track means keeping city hall focused on the

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this incident happened sunday at a flight from everett, washington to san francisco. that plane then diverted to portland where was met by law enforcement officers. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from san francisco's international airport with the latest on this developing story. thanks for joining us. >> good afternoon. well, the good news here is that no one was injured as a result of this incident. but one man is now in custody facing 167 charges, including 83 counts of attempted murder. >> on sunday afternoon, alaska airlines flight 2, 0, 5, 9, a 76 seat horizon air flight was traveling from everett, washington to san francisco when a man riding in the jump seat. a 3rd seed in the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down the engines of the plane. the pilots were able to regain control and that man was removed from the cockpit. the pilots then requested to make an emergency landing in portland that can be heard, describing the situation over the radio. we've got to try the cockpit. >> law for to get on the ground. part. >> after landing, the suspect was take

this happened on sunday from a flight going from everett, washington to san francisco. that plane diverted to portland where it was met by law enforcement officers. kron charles clifford joins us now live from san francisco international airport with more on this very bizarre story. thanks for joining us. >> good afternoon. yeah, the good news here is that no one was injured as a result of this incident. but now the fbi, the portland police department are investigating and one man is in custody facing 167 charges, including 83 charges for attempted murder. >> on sunday afternoon, alaska airlines flight 2, 0, 5, 9, a 76 seat horizon air flight was flying from everett, washington to san francisco when an off-duty alaska airlines pilot who was riding in the jump 13, the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down the engines of the plane. the pilots were able to regain control and that man was removed from the cockpit. the pilots then requested to make an emergency landing in portland that can be heard, describing the situation over the radio. we've got to try the cockpit. >> so

. >> reporter: they were midflight headed towards san francisco from everett, washington, when an offduty sitting in the extra seat in the cockpit allegedly tried to turn off the engine. horizon air crew members were able to subdue the pilot, but a flight attendant announced they'd be making an emergency landing in portland, oregon. >> she sounded in a panic and took off down the aisle. us passengers looked at each other, instantly fear within our bodies. >> we knew something bad was happening. we didn't realize the severity of the situation. >> reporter: passengers describe the following moments as surreal. the plane started going down fast, making several sharp turns. the cockpit opened and a man walked out without an escort. >> he ended up in the back of the plane, which i noticed. your mind can't help but assume that something larger, like what we're reading about in the news, is happening. >> reporter: once in oregon, they say officers escorted the man out and were told he had a mental breakdown. but it wasn't until this morning that passengers realized the man they saw was 44-year-o

this incident happened sunday at a flight that was going from everett, washington to san francisco. the plan had to be diverted to portland where it was met by law enforcement officers. kron 4 charles clifford joins us now live from san francisco's international airport with an update on this story. it's a bizarre one. charles. >> yeah, good afternoon. the good thing here is nobody was injured in this incident. but the fbi, the portland police department, are now investigating this case in which one man has been arrested. he is facing 100 67 charges, including 83 counts of attempted murder. >> on sunday afternoon, alaska airlines flight 2, 0, 5, 9, a 76 seat horizon air flight was flying from everett, washington to san francisco when an off-duty alaska airlines pilot who was riding in the jump 13, the cockpit allegedly tried to shut down the engines of the plane. the pilots were able to regain control and that man was removed from the cockpit. the pilots then requested to make an emergency landing in portland that can be heard, describing the situation over the radio. we've got to t

he was riding in the cockpit on a flight from everett, washington. he was basically commuting to san francisco for his own flight out. everett is just outside of seattle. and now the plane had to divert to portland, oregon and jobina. we're hearing from neighbors who say they can't believe this happened. >> yes, reggie, so 44 year old joseph emerson is originally from washington state but has lived in contra costa county since 2008. emerson works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is the reason he was authorized to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit. abc7 went to his home in pleasant hill yesterday. neighbors say he was always kind toward them and they were shocked to hear what happened. he's never had a negative statement about his job or anything like that. >> so yeah, he's very understanding and well of other people. and, you know, we have a grandson with special needs and he's very good to him. so the airline pilots association says pilots are continuously evaluated throughout their careers, adding, quote, while the investigation

. >> the horizon air flight left everett, washington, just north of seattle, bound for san francisco yesterday evening. but the plane was diverted to portland where the off duty pilot was taken off the plane and arrested accused of trying to shut off the engines. >> that off duty pilot has now been identified as 44 year old joseph david emerson from pleasant hill. we're not showing his photo because he has not been charged in court yet. he works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is why he was authorized to sit in the cockpit in the flight deck jump seat while it's still not entirely clear what happened, alaska airlines says emerson attempted to shut off the engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles of the engines. >> now, fortunately, the captain and first officer responded quickly. the plane was then able to safely land in portland with no one injured. here's a recording of the exchange on board between the pilot and air traffic controllers shortly after emerson was subdued by the flight crew and handcuffed to a seat. >> okay, i just give you a heads up. we'v

this happened yesterday on a horizon air flight from everett, washington, to sfo. the man who allegedly attempted to cut the engines off was an off duty pilot traveling as a passenger in the cockpit's third seat. the captain and first officer ultimately subdued that man, joseph emerson, who lives in the east bay. a passenger on the flight tells us it all began with the flight attendant announcing an emergency about 25 minutes into the flight as the plane began to dive. the passenger says they got no other details until the plane landed in portland and police arrested emerson. his neighbors in pleasant hill are shocked. >> i don't think the risk that we undertook, especially when someone was let to walk freely past us, and what they're offering us match. we were all put at risk. i think we're lucky that the individual was subdued. >> i can't understand what would ever drive him to do what we're hearing. so it's very shocking and doesn't -- and perplexing because it doesn't fit with who he is. >> authorities are now holding emerson on 83 counts of attempted murder an

a company spokesperson said that plane was headed to sfo from everett, washington, last night. an off-duty american airlines pilot was on board. he was in jump seat. investigators say he unsuccessfully tried to disrupt one of the flight's engines and the flight crew was able to secure that plane without incident. but that flight was diverted to portland, oregon. emerson was taken into custody and faces dozens of attempted murder charges. all those passengers were able to travel to sfo on a later flight. >>> students at one brentwood high school are back in the classroom this midday after a deadly shooting at a weekend party left one student dead and three others injured. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live at that high school. ginger, the tragedy most certainly has rocked that high school, liberty high school community there. >> reporter: that's right, laura, especially because it was unexpected. i spoke to the district summit and he said he doesn't remember a tragedy of this kind to have ever rocked the school community. he did not want to speak to us on camera, but he

local police allege emerson was off duty, riding in the cockpit jump seat, flying on horizon air from everett, washington to san francisco sunday night when he suddenly tried to pull the engine fire suppression controls to shut down the engines at cruising altitude the pilot and co-pilot stopped and subdued emerson, removed him from the cockpit, then diverted the plane to portland >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and parked >> with 83 people on board it's definitely frightening that someone is struggling like that up in the cockpit. >> reporter: law enforcement sources do not believe there is any connection to terrorism or the events in the middle east but today the faa issued an alert to all airlines for crews to "maintain vigilance and situational awareness. other recent cases of pilots attempting or succeeding in crashing planes include china eastern last year, german wings, egypt air, and possibly malaysia airlines 370, still missing. in 2018 a maintenance worker took an empty horizon air j

this was a flight going from everett, washington to sfo ever as just outside of seattle. the plane had to divert to portland and jobina were learning the man may have been having a mental health emergency. yes reggie. >> so passengers on the flight say the pilot told them 44 year old joseph emerson had a, quote, mental breakdown during the flight. he is originally from washington state but has lived in contra costa county since 2008. emerson works for alaska airlines, which owns horizon air, which is the reason he was authorized to sit in the jump seat in the cockpit. abc seven went to his home in pleasant hill yesterday. neighbors say he was always kind toward them and they were shocked to hear what happened. >> and he's never had a negative statement about his job or anything like that. so yeah, he's very understanding and well of other people. >> and, you know, we have a grandson with special needs and he's very good to him. >> the airline pilots association says pilots are continuously evaluate throughout their careers, adding, quote, while the investigation is just g

the flight from everett, washington, to san francisco landed safely in portland, oregon.tarts us off with how close the plane came to disaster. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> reporter: it was about 30 minutes after alaska airlines flight 2059 took off with 84 people on board, including infants riding in their parents' laps. police say 44-year-old joseph emerson, an off-duty alaska pilot riding in the cockpit jump seat, allegedly attempted to turn off the plane's engines at about 31,000 feet. there are reports he may have tried to pull these red engine fire suppression handles. >> we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground and parked. >> reporter: emerson was handcuffed in the back of the plane as pilots made an emergency landing in portland. there were no injuries. >> it seems like he settled down as soon as he -- after one moment of going a little bit overboard. >> reporter: passenger jessica verily tweeted, i was on this flight last night with my two kids. thank god everyone is okay. retired airline pilot and

the flight crew reported a credible security threat as they were on their way to sfo from everett, washington. and they had to land in portland in record from the cockpit. you could hear the captain report the issue to air traffic control and ask for police when they land and okay, i'll just give you a heads up. we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. um, and he doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued. we're told to emerson taught at concord's buchanan field airport and coaches his son's baseball team here in pleasant hill. we spoke to some of his neighbors about him and they describe him as a family man and say what they're hearing in these reports is out of character for him. some say they hope this was all a misunderstanding. and we visit with them every now and then. i see joe all the time. you know, working in the garage or doing something. i go and talk to him and he seems your typical normal guy when heard the news. i'm like, what? you know, we're still doubting. i mean, but is he the real guy. as for the 8

the horizon air flight left everett, washington, just north of seattle bound for sfo sunday evening. >> but the plane was diverted to portland where the off duty pilot was taken off the plane and arrested for trying to shut off the engines. >> the t-handle, which is what this individual tried to pull on each engine actually turns the engines off and prepares it for a fire extinguisher. but you can get them back on by pushing it in. but you've got to go through a relight procedure. the problem is at high altitude, you can get the engines restarted at low altitude and that could be a fatal result, potentially fatal result. >> very scary. obviously. abc seven news anchor karina nova is in the newsroom with a closer look at what happened in the cockpit last night karina, dan, kristen, that off duty pilot who's from pleasant hill, now faces 83 counts of attempted murder, among other charges, joseph emerson was on a horizon air flight headed to sfo when officials say he tried to shut off the engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles. >> so how did this happen? well, emerson works fo

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. >> well, the plane was in route to san francisco international airport from everett, washington. officials say emerson was off duty sitting in the cockpits jump seat. >> when he tried to shut down the plane's engines. officials say the plane's captain co pilot and crew reacted quickly to maintain engine power and subdue emerson. before the emergency landing, emerson was arrested by port of portland police and brought to jail. their passengers were able to travel on a later flight. alaska airlines owns horizon air and says they're grateful for the professional handling of the situation by the crew and appreciate the passengers. patients. news about emerson's arrest spread quickly back home. karen live right next door to the emerson family. neighbors like them are in disbelief and we still can't believe it. we're still >> this is sound like joe, what i don't know what happened to him mentally that he would do something like that. emerson is being held with no bail inmate records show long list of charges that he faces, including 83 counts of first-degree attempted murder. >> 83 cou

attempted murder. 44-year-old joseph emerson allegedly trying to crash an alaska airlines flight from everett san francisco on sunday with 84 people on board. >> we got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. >> emerson sitting in the jump seat of the embraer e175 cockpit situated right behind this instrument console between the captain and co-pilot. according to a federal official, he allegedly tried to pull the engine fire extinguisher handles located right here before being subdued by the flight crew. >> desus: hold on, wait? [laughs] why is there a handle that crashes the plane? like, who asked for that? and also, why does the news very explicitly show us where his hand is? they were like, he pulled this letter. not that one, that one over there. the big one on the left. you have to pull it hard, though. in order to get to the cockpit, use code 2173. that works for all planes. listen, it is time for some financial news. "the daily show" is a serious show. i know some people expected me to come on here and do my thing where i just roast people i have beef with, but

pilot sitting in an extra seat in the cockpit allegedly tried to shut off the engines mid-flight from everett washington to sfo, forcing two pilots to subdue him. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit, and it doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued. other than that, yeah, we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground. >> reporter: this man was sitting at the front of the fully booked flight. he says about 25 minutes after takeoff, a flight attendant announced there was an emergency on board. >> she sounded in a panic, and then she took off down the aisle. us passengers just looked at each other and instantly had fear within our bodies, didn't know what it was. >> reporter: stephen says the plane was going down quickly and made several sharp turns. moments later, he says, he saw the cockpit door open and 44-year-old joseph emerson walk to the back of the plane without an escort. only after the plane made an emergency landing in portland and the man was arrested did stephen understand what happened. >>

according to investigators, that flight took off from everett, washington. while in the air, emerson allegedly tried to shut off the engines, forcing the pilots to subdue him. the flight quickly made an emergency landing in portland. we spoke to two passengers on board. they first realized something was wrong when a flight attendant announced there was an emergency on board. one of the passengers said the off-duty pilot walked to the back of the plane unattended. the other passenger says the pilot's hands appeared to be zip tied. they were told the pilot was having a mental breakdown. >> about 30 minutes into the flight, the flight attendant got on the loudspeaker and said that there was a situation and we needed to land the plane immediately. you read a headline like that, and you assume chaos on board, and everyone was very professional and calm and, you know, even though we knew something bad was happening, we didn't realize the severity of the situation. >> i don't think the -- the risk that we undertook, especially when someone was let to walk freely pa

un vuelo con destino a san francisco proveniente de everett en el estado de washington, tuvo que serel domingo alrededor de las 18:30 de la tarde y según informes de la agencia fbi, la tripulación de la aerolínea harrison airlines tuvo que hacer esta maniobra debido a que un empleado fuera de servicio de otra aerolínea causó disturbios mientras estaba en la cabina. el vuelo aterrizó de manera segura y joseph emerson, el sospechoso fue detenido. al respecto, el agente especial del fbi en portland, karen ramsey, declaró que no existe una amenaza para los viajeros. el caso ahora está bajo investigación. y este mapa muestra el epicentro de un temblor registrado esta mañana. tuvo una magnitud inicial de 4,0. la cual segundos después se degradó a 2.9. ocurrió cerca de hilton, al sur de sacramento, donde el miércoles pasado también se reportó un temblor de 4.2 de magnitud y este lunes comenzó la semana de la asesoría legal a cargo de los consulados de méxico, aquí en el área de la bahía y en diversas ciudades del estado. navarrete tú te encuentras en la oficina consular en san josé. cuéntan

being arrested sunday night for allegedly trying to shut off the engines of a flight heading from everett, washington to san francisco in midair. new court documents show anderson told police and medical personnel that he had consumed magic mushrooms. approximately 48 hours prior to the incident on the plane with investigators saying anderson later admitted to officers that he was in crisis and he put 84 lives at risk that night, including his own. we asked the district attorney's office about the other 83 charges of reckless endangerment. anderson was originally facing really right. >> represent dangerous charges for is on those can all be considered by the grand jury. if before the grand jury. so those are still something that can be considered. >> and it was joel jones reporting for us tonight from portland. another reminder that we have more on this story on our website. go to kron 4 dot com. you can scan that qr code on the screen take you straight to our coverage. all right. take a look at this. a car crashed into eatery and it's all caught on video according to police. this happene

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but when the plane took off from everett, washington, was a little before 5.30, last night was headed to san francisco when authorities say the suspect an off-duty pilot caused this disturbance in the cockpit trying to shut off the engines. they say the crew was able to get them out of their secure the plane and they eventually made an emergency landing here in portland. now, here's what the conversation sounded like with air traffic control. >> we've got to try the cockpit. has been issue of access we want law enforcement to get on the ground >> for sure authorities in portland were waiting to arrest this off-duty pilot once the plane landed. police arresting 44 year-old joseph emerson from pleasant hill. he now faces 83 counts of attempted murder. 83 counts of reckless endangerment. and one count of endangering an aircraft. there is no word tonight on a motive. the fbi is investigating this case, ken and vicki and i guess can will go to the pilot that you are the questions i had. how would physically have have tried to shut off the engines and what would have happened if you are suc

the alaska airlines flight operated by its regional carrier horizon air, was going from everett, washington, to san francisco last night when an off duty pilot, joseph david emerson, tried to shut down the engines. okay. just to give you a heads up, we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit, and he doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued the off duty guest pilot was inside the cockpit in what's called the jump seat behind the pilot and copilot says reports say he tried to pull the fire suppression handle. now, that would arm the fire extinguishing system, shut the engines down, cut off fuel, electricity, hydraulic and pneumatic control systems to the engines. jim gray has been training pilots for more than three decades at his company, oakland fliers. i think it would be very difficult for somebody to come up from the jump seateay do anything really debilitate getting to the aircraft. you have to able bodied pilots in the front seat there. the pilots werable to thwart that effort. the plane diverted to portland, wh

being arrested sunday night for allegedly trying to shut off the engines of a flight heading from everettshington to san francisco in midair. new court documents show anderson told police and medical personnel that he had consumed magic mushrooms. approximately 48 hours prior to the incident on the plane with investigators saying anderson later admitted to officers that he was in crisis and he put 84 lives at risk that night, including his own. we asked the district attorney's office about the other 83 cge

everett middle school science teacher has helped organize school supply donations for many of her underserved students in the mission. >> reporter: prizes and things like that that make school fun, stickers, like our families, our community has been doing that, rather than the district. >> reporter: sf usd 's most recent offering include a $10,000 increase for teachers across the board. the $30 minimum wage for non-certified instructors, and to start, an additional 4% raise for all educators starting in 2024. >> it is a lot closer than where you were a week ago or even two. >> yeah, they did move a lot closer. >> reporter: cassondra curiel is president of united educators of cisco teacher union. >> they have put forward an increase that we know folks are not happy with. >> reporter: district officials say the most recent proposal, if implanted, would be a major step to attract and retain qualified educators. the union district -- disagrees. when we are done being disrespected, done being not listened to, and the results are direct in our classrooms. we have had a lot of highs and lows. we lov

new video shows 44 year old joseph emerson being removed from the plane, which had taken off from everett, washington, sunday. emerson was off duty sitting in the cockpit jumpseat when authorities say he stood up, said i'm not okay and tried to pull the plane's t handles. the pilot then grabbed emerson's wrists and wrestled with emerson for a few seconds for control of the aircraft before emerson stopped. officials say it had emerson pulled the handles all the way down, the plane would have turned into a glider within seconds. court documents show. emerson told investigators he had not slept in 40 hours, felt he was having a nervous breakdown and mentioned using psychedelic mushrooms. he's about 48 hours earlier. >> no fight, no commotion, just nervous passengers, but quietly nervous. >> emerson was removed from the cockpit, reportedly asking a flight attendant to cuff him. the flight diverted to portland, one of the 80 passengers on board called the situation scary . >> i did my best to just remain calm as there's nothing really i can do in that situation. but it definitely was unnerving

pilot sitting in an extra seat in the cockpit allegedly tried to shut off the engines mid-flight from everettton to sfo, forcing two pilots to subdue him. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the

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alaska airlines flight 2059 left everett, washington, for san francisco sunday, packed with 80 passengers and in the cockpit, 44 year old joseph emerson, an off duty pilot with alaska air, hitching a ride in the jump seat soon after takeoff. officials say emerson tried to cut the plane's engines by pulling the fire extinguisher handles known as the t, handles the t handle, which is what this individual tried to pull on. >> each engine actually turns the engines off and prepares it for a fire extinguisher. the problem is at high altitude, you can get the engines restarted at low altitude. that could be a fatal result. >> the crew was able to overpower emerson, handcuffing him to a seat in the cabin. >> we've got the guy that tried to shut the engines down out of the cockpit. doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's the dude. >> the pilots then diverted to portland where emerson was taken into custody after we did land and the gentleman was escorted off, the flight attendant got back on the speaker and said, plane and simple, he had a mental breakdown. p

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the frightening ordeal happened on a flight from everett, washington, to san francisco. it ended up being diverted, though, and safely landed in portland, oregon. the suspect, the off duty alaska pilot, 44 year old joseph david emerson, actually lives in this pleasant hill neighborhood. he's facing 83 counts of attempted murder. here's audio of the crew talking to air traffic control after he was brought under control. >> okay. just give you a heads up. we've got the guy that tried to shut the engine down out of the cockpit. um, and he doesn't sound like he's causing any issue in the back right now. i think he's subdued. yeah, we one law enforcement, as soon as we get on the ground and parked. >> joining us live now to talk about the issues raised by this frightening incident are abc news aviation analyst john nance. john, good to see you. >> good to see you, krista. >> there are so many angles to this story. off duty pilots riding in the cockpit and mental health assessments of pilots security protocol. but let's start here with your understanding of what this off duty

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