. >> reporter: a committed humanitarian while in toronto, markle volunteered here at st. felixenter feeding the hungry. >> she was referred to us through a friend of hers that had been volunteering with us, and then she came down to help redistribute some of the leftover food from the set. she was here in toronto working on "suits." we're very excited to see with this extended platform what other good works that she's going to do. >> she's always made time for philanthropic endeavors. it could be one day helping at a charity event, and it could be an entire trip that she's told nobody about to go help people in india. >> reporter: "true blood" actress javina navanka says says and meghan have been friends for 15 years. she'll be the the wedding as well. >> she knows exactly what she wants to put into this world and who she wants to be, and she would be doing all of this whether anybody was watching or not. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan were set up on a blind date in 2016. her first marriage ended in divorce three years earlier. >> we went and met for a drink and then i th

and politics some people you thought might be a little put by it weren't the new yorker story in st felix noted that quote a lot of black people hate it and the music video forces viewers to relive countless traumas before immediately forcing them to then dance what is your reaction to that criticism of covers approach to getting us all to talk about these issues is it insensitive or needlessly overly sensitive is there this idea where that trauma is there a thing where you re traumatizing people in trying to tell this story or at the end of the day i don't even know where you get that quote a lot of black people hate it when one of these people you know you aren't. a lot of people hate everything just like a lot of people love everything so that's not really like a fair thing and even that type of thinking is what's wrong with this country today the idea of you can just put all of these different types of black people in a box and think that they are oh what the black people smoke and they don't like you a lot of them like it you're not going to you're not really going to say that about

. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing a flight attendant speaking to jason felix as 1293 headed from st. croix to miami and felix is told no more alcohol. >> no more beers. >> you are my bartender? >> i'm your bartender. >> reporter: that's when the situation escalated. according to the criminal complaint, as passengers told felix to calm down, he threatened to kill another passenger, a law enforcement officer in the virgin islands. and a fight broke out between the two. >> hey! >> reporter: several passengers jumping in attempting to break it up. >> you all right? >> reporter: in a statement, american airlines said they asked law enforcement officers to meet the flight because of a disruptive passenger. miami-dade police boarded the plane when it landed handing felix over to the fbi. he now faces federal charges for interfering with a flight crew. >> chill. chill. >> reporter: maya rodriguez, nbc news, miami. >>> alan bean did something only 12 people have ever done. former astronaut and navy test pilot fourth man to set foot on the moon in 1969 in the apollo 12 mission and he made a s

st. croix to miami flight, no more service -- >> you need to please sit down. i'm not bringing you any more beers. >> reporter: -- the man, jason felix, berates the attendant according to charging papers. that's when the brawl starts with the law enforcement officer in the plaid shirt getting involved. >> are you all right? >> reporter: it was a third passenger, the man in a white shirt who finally separates the men. >> chill out, chill out. >> reporter: until the jet lands d lol caauorthit suspect who is tonight facing federal charges. american airlines in a statemen. the number of these incidents is actually on the decline, but the airlines say the majority remain alcohol-fueled. m? >> david kerley with that video tonight. all right, david. thank you. >>> also developing, now to the bombing suspects in toronto. police searching for two men they are wanted for setting off a bomb inside an indian restaurant, injuring5 ople. a paint can. authorities have not released a motive for this attack. n hawa. a new devastating lava flow adding to the growing danger.n a thousand people as rivers of lava close in on more homes. ready to jump int

st. croix to miami. the video is a bit hard to hear, but we'll take you through what happened when jason felix wanted another. >> please sit down. why are you upset? [ bleep ]. >> everybody has a camera. people capture this. it doesn't take long for felix to get more animated, still demanding the flight attendant get another drink and even taking jabs at the flight attendant. look. it didn't send there. punch punches threw. according to the complaint felix spit blood at one of them, even threatened to kill them. the captain turned on the seat belt sign, he instructed everyone to return to their seats. eventually passengers were able to calm felix down a bit. although he was still agitated talking loudly, punching the overhead bins. when the plane landed in miami, four officers from miami-dade police went on board and after a bit of a friendly convincing there, felix got off the plane, was handed over to the fbi. he was arrested for interfering with a member of the flight crew. felix now has a reservation before a judge set for tuesday. you're watching "cnn newsroom." still ahead, cnn goes in search ever answ

st. croix to miami. passengers trying to break them up. it all started when a flight attendant told this passenger, jason felix, he couldn't have any more beers. >> you need to please sit down. i'm not bringing you any more beers. >> reporter: felix then calls the attendant names and then becomes aggressive, according to the criminal complaint. moments later the fight breaks out thousands of feet in the air. the law enforcement officer in the plaid shirt who happened to be on the flight gets involved. >> hey, hey! >> reporter: it was a third passenger, the man in the white shirt, who finally separates the men. >> chill out. >> reporter: once the plane lands and police arrive, felix initially stalls to get off the plane but is eventually escorted by officers off the aircraft. he now faces federal charges. that was tense. american airlines says in a statement they are proud of the way the crew handled the situation. airlines say fights like this on flights are typically fueled by alcohol, usually folks who drank before they got on board. dan, paula. >> hope everyone got some extra pretzels for the inconvenience and everybody is okay. stephanie,

st. croix to miami wednesday. want to show the video. it's a bit hard to hear. but i want to take you through what happened when passenger jason felixr drink. >> please sit down. i'm not serving you any more beers. we'll be there in an hour. why are -- [ bleep ] >> it doesn't take long for felix here to get, let's call it animated. demanding that he have another drink. and even taking jabs at the flight attendant. >> please, you -- >> sit down. >> didn't end there. there were punches. look at this -- other passengers jumped in to try to calm the man down. according to a criminal complaint, felix spit blood at one and threatened to kill him. >> from the cockpit, the captain turned on the seat belt sign -- that works -- instructed everybody to return to their seats. eventually passengers calmed felix down enough, though he was still agitated, talking loudly, punching overhead bins. >> he was arrested for interfering with a member of the flight crew. he has a reservation before a judge on tuesday. >>> the lines of communication with north korea are back open again. >> they're trying to work out and make something happen to make this su