. >> seth: it was an airline stewardess who had gotten sucked out of a plane? [ laughter ] but you hadn't gotten sucked out of the plane. there was a hole in the plane. >> there was a hole in the plane. >> seth: and you came out. >> yes. >> seth: it is very interesting to me because you -- when you're on "snl," you get all of your characters out very early on. and then, every now and then, there's something that happens very late if someone's around at "snl." you did something on "update" with me. rebecca larue. she would only happen once, that one-time occurring character. but she was a flirting expert. and it's may be the most fun -- i had a lot of fun with you at "update." it's the most fun i ever had. and here -- would you want to explain rebecca larue real quick?

one of the airline stewardesses started screaming and as well as passengers were screaming help!>> one passenger said before the incident, the man came out of the bathroom soaking wet. after he was taken into custody, the plane was able to take off again arriving in california two hours late. >>> in a search for the missing malaysia airlines plane, there is mounting evidence that signals from the jet's black boxes may have finally gone silent. no new electronic signals from the boxes or whatever is making them has been heard since tuesday. tonight an unmanned submersible will be deployed to search the sea floor, a time-con supering task. it'll take just two hours for it to reach the bottom. >>> the unrest in ukraine was the reason for the late night emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. that followed a promise by ukraine's president to use the military to end the pro-russian insurgency in the eastern part of his country. several government buildings in that area were seized by pro-russian militias over the weekend. the fear is that russia might use the unrest as a reaso

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when he made moves to open the exit door the stewardess started screaming.eral passengers jumped on him. >> you hear a student is cry for help on a plane an everybody is thinking terrorists. he did not relent the whole time. he was fighting back the whole time. >> reporter: dr. porter says he wasn't making much sense. that his eyes were dilated man this medical opinion he thinks he was on some kind of drugs. >> reporter: what kind of charges could he face? >> they are pretty serious. it's not a good idea to try to open an airplane door in midnight. he could face 20 years behind bars. some of the local affiliates in sacramento are reporting he has a long criminal history including arrests for disorderly conduct. they are convinced he had bad plans that he wanted to hurt everyone on the plane, potentially kill everyone on the plane so they are glad they stepped in and took him down. bill: will carr in los angeles. thanks. martha: let's get a look at the markets. the big board up 53 points, banks like citigroup beat their first quarter estimate. they closed dow

one of the airline stewardess started skrieming as well as passengers were screaming. "help". >> she says a large male passenger held him down. >> held him down. he tried to open up the back hatch. >> it's unclear if drugs or mental illness were a factor. >> you heard the guy saying okay. well, emergency landing we landed in nebraska. police came on and got this guy off of there. and we were applauding. >> court documents identified the suspect. passengers said he spoke inco herrently during the ordeal. thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. the news at 5:00 begins right now. >> how do you keep the city safe when the police department is under staffed? tonight a spshl solution. >> plus, tonight's lunar eclipse. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up. >> crime rate is up but the number of police officers is down the city has come up with an idea to keep citizens safe the city cannot drive from inside of the ranks so going outside for help. good evening, everyone. >> they're offering mutual aid and sheriff deputies would help patrol san jo

. >> i'm a chief stewardess -- >> reporter: this as malaysian airlines releases on youtube video washree staff members speaking about the missing plane and their colleagues. the staffers forbidden to speak with media, this is an effort by the embattled airline company to get its side on the record. >> i understand how this family of flight 370 is experiencing now. >> reporter: families of those on board received a closed door briefing from malaysian officials. >> do you still believe that the plane was hijacked? she said, i believe that, that my son is still alive. >> reporter: all hope fixed on each small submersible in the southern indian ocean. cnn, perth. >>> meanwhile, families of the 239 people on board the missing plane are desperate for any information. loved ones in beijing were ready for much anticipated meeting with malaysian technical experts are monday. but it never happened. emotions boiled over. senior international correspondent, ivan watson, joins me from cnn beijing. why did malaysian authorities abandon this early commitment they to make technical experts available

they met 19 years ago, when she too was an air stewardess at malaysian airlines. a conversation they had a week before the fateful flight helps keep her going. >> we are going to celebrate our anniversary this year. and he was telling me, of course, it was the best for him. i was asking him, are we going to have the next ten years together? of course. >> reporter: also helping her to cope, their three children. two boys, 12 and 10, and a girl, just 8 years old. >> they don't show their emotion much, i'm trying to hide my emotions as much as i can. they try to cheer me up. >> reporter: after six weeks, her hardest moments, finding a way to tell her children they may never see their father again. >> i was telling them also to accept if the father have gone forever, and they said they will try as much as how i can accept it. >> reporter: in your heart, what do you tell yourself? >> he's there, he'll be there, wherever i go, whatever i do, e he will always be beside me. >> reporter: nothing could prepare a family for this, waiting without knowing. a wife, a mother, co

they met 19 years ago when she, too, was an air stewardess at malaysian airlines.ersation they had a week before the fateful flight helps keep her going. >> i was telling him, we are going to celebrate our 10th anniversary this year. he was telling me, of course, the best for him. and i was asking him, are we going to have next seven years together? of course. >> also helping her cope, their three children. >> they have faith their father will be coming back. >> two boys, 12 and 10 and a girl, just 8 years old. >> little one doesn't show emotion much in front of me. but for me, i'm trying to hide my emotions as much as i can. they try to cheer me up instead of i'm the one who have to cheer them. >> after six week, her hardest moments, finding a way to tell her children they may never see their father again. >> i was telling them also to accept if the father have gone forever. and they say they will try as much as how i can accept it. >> in your heart what do you tell yourself? >> he's there. that's what i think of. he'll be there. wherever i go. whatever i do, he'l

i wish one of those steward stewardess would put pukes on his eyeballs when he is mugs were.were. >> look worn-out like kissinger. he always looked like he had just punched four guys and he comes. in you know, i'm mad. i haven't slept for three days. you do what i want or i'm crushing you like a grape. >> kerry has got that obviously. he looks like an easter island statue. >> he does look like easter island. got the long down here. l.a.p.d., they got some wickens working for them. and now they are going to sue for discrimination against the wicken religion, miller. how did this happen? >> you know, i looked up the religion because i didn't know much about it. i looked it up on wickenpedia people don't know what this religion is about. if people are going to start suing. when i was driving over here today i heard sinatra sing "witchcraft" where is my check i was brutalized by the song. grievance industry is robust. glad to say any industry is robust now. i realize eventually the chinese will take over grievance industry and we will become second-place. at this point i would sa

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. >> i'm a chief stewardess. >> reporter: since flight 370 disappe disappeared, the airline stopped staff from talking directly to journalists. now on ewe tuyoutube and the cos website, an emotional outpouring. >> most importantly, when we're away on our birthdays, on anniversaries, they're always there to celebrate it with us. because we're not celebrating with the one that we want. that is our family. >> reporter: a very personal grief. missing friends aboard flight 370. >> she likes to ask people of lipstick colors. because to her, everybody's lipstick looks nice but not her. andrew last gave me a shoulder massage. generally because i was sick. >> reporter: but in these carefully edited tributes, a seemingly bigger corporate message woven in. malaysian airlines is safe and open for business. >> i'm proud to see the pilots have shown great resolve. able to stand strong. stay focused and carry on the job. of course, at the same time we also feel really sad. >> currently the challenges that we are facing is very difficult for everyone in the organization. however, being a professional eng

>>"all of a sudden we heard a woman scream way in the back and we saw the stewardess rush to the backand it was all sorts of commotion." >> reporter:people onboard the plane tell kcra-3 the commotion stemmed from this man, trying to open the rear exit door. >>"fear immediately sets in, i think, to everyone. we had people nauseated, practically fainting, crying." >> reporter:witnesses say he wanted to jump out of the plane >>"i was really thinking that something was going to happen. you just kinda got that bad feeling that something wasn't going right, especially when a bunch of big guys got up and jumped into the aisle immediately and ran towards the back of the plane." >> reporter:one of those men, doctor scott porter, first thought it was a medical emergency, but soon realized there was a threat. >> don't want to say gentleman, but the guy who was back there, and pinned him down. he was gonna do bad things to the plane,so it was pretty scary." >> reporter:witnesses say the man was not coherent. >>"i got the sense that he was probably on some sort of drugs or that he was psychotic."

started to read the script in front of the flight attendant because -- who was back then was a stewardessnd the night with me in san francisco. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> if she saw what a giant, throbbing movie star i was. >> seth: yeah, because usually they are really attracted to 18-year-olds who are shocked that alcohol is free. [ laughter ] >> exactly. >> seth: they're like, "obviously, this high-roller." >> exactly. so, i guess you figured out what happened that night. >> seth: right, right. oh, i'm sorry. i should have said spoil alert. >> nope. oh yeah, i slept alone. [ laughter ] >> seth: well, at least you made it out for "animal house," which is just a classic movie. >> thank you. >> seth: you've done so many over the years. it's amazing. >> thank you. >> seth: it's so great to have you here. "the following" airs monday nights on at 9:00 on fox. we'll be right back with kevin millar and sean casey. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes... ...with non-insulin victoza. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar, b

i'm a chief stewardess. >> reporter: this is as american airlines releases videos on youtube.h media, it's an effort for the embattled airline company to get its side on the record. >> i can't understand what these families are experiencing now. >> reporter: families of those onboard received a briefing from officials. >> she believes that my daughter is still alive. now, u.s. navy spokesperson saying that there are now ongoing discussions between the u.s. and stakeholders here in australia talking about the way forward if it is not found in this current round of searching, then they will have to go back and figure out how they go forward in the next several months. that could mean bringing on more auvs, more resources in order to look for that airliner. wolf? >> miguel marquez reporting live from perth, thanks. richard quest is now live in kuala lumpur. tom fuentes and peter goelz and joe johns, just back from kuala lumpur himself. peter, they are two-thirds of the way through this relatively modest search for the bluefin-21. let's say in the next few days, two or three days

. >> one of the stewardesses started screaming.s well as passengers. >> reporter: lawler says a large male passenger jumped into action tackling the unruly passenger. >> kind of subdued him. held him down and needless to say we were applauding the gentleman that held him down. >> reporter: authorities meeting the plane when it landed escorting the man off. the rest of the passengers made it to their destination with a dramatic story to tell. southwest confirms that an unruly passenger was taken off the plane but would not confirm any other details. >>> well, a pro football star under arrest after an airport security scare. video from tmz shows san francisco 49ers' linebacker aldon smith threatening screeners at l.a.x. claiming he had a bomb. smith is now at the center of three criminal cases. >>> now to breaking news overseas. it is deadline day in the standoff between ukraine and russia. ukraine had threatened to use military force today against pro-russian militias who seized government buildings in the east but those militias ha

that may come by way of the stewardess. they want to make sure that not only the cockpit itself is secure, however, that area outside of the cockpit as well. so we do know when a pilot comes out of the cockpit, the door is locked, for example. that's an example of around the cockpit. you want to make sure that entire area, there are no holes as far as security goes, carol. >> gotcha. so, mary, it seems odd malaysia would suddenly come up with these new rules. should we read anything into them as far as the investigation is concerned? >> well, i think it's precautionary on their part at this juncture in the investigation, and those rules, for example, u.s. carriers already have those rules in place. they were contained in an operations specification, an ops spec back after 9/11 in the united states and explaining why, both for security and just for practical measures. if there is -- if one pilot steps out, the other is in the cockpit, various stages of the flight they're required to have oxygen on. with locking cockpit doors

they met 19 years ago when she, too, was an air stewardess at malaysian airlines. fateful flight helps her get going. >> i said i was going to celebrate the tenth year. he said it was the best for him. i said will we have ten years together? of course. >> reporter: also helping her coper, their three children. >> they have faith their father coming back. >> reporter: two boys, 10 and 12, a girl, just 8 years old. >> they don't want to show their emotion much in front of me. but for me i'm trying to hide my emotions as much as i can. try to cheer me up. i'm the one who have cheer them. >> reporter: after six weeks, her hardest moments finding a way to tell her children they may never see their father again. >> i was telling them also, to accept if the father have gone forever and they said they will try as much as how i can accept it. >> reporter: in your heart, what do you tell yourself? >> he's there. that's what i think of. he is just -- he will be there. wherever i go, whatever i do, he'll always be beside me. >> reporter: nothing could prepare a family for this

was given an award named after one of the stewardesses on one of the flake -- one of the flights of 9/11. it was a state euro award they give every year and they give it to carlos that day. that is the thing you will see when you hear carlos and jeff speak. they have become inseparable. they become almost a father and son like bond that we were able to see firsthand. we since became friendly with them. it is really an incredible thing to see how they help each other and how much they mean to each other. it is very genuine. carlos, i don't know how much you know about him, he lost his sons. one of his sons died in iraq. his other son committed suicide in 2011. this is carlos here. might've a lot of you sought on tv, carlos was wheeling jeff to safety and is credited for saving his life. they have been next to each other side. >> despite catastrophic injuries jeff suffered, he was still able to help the fbi identify the bombing suspects. tamerlan tsarnaev, he saw him before the bombs went off. he thought they looked suspicious and one of his friends motioned him for something else and h

carlos -- carlos was given an award named after one of the stewardesses on one of the flights of 9/11. it's a state hero awards they give every year and they gave it to carlos that day. jeff accompanied him to the event. that's the thing that you will see when you hear carlos and jeff speak at your commencement. they have become answerable the. they become almost a father-son like, developed a father-son like bond that we were able to see firsthand. we have since become friendly with them. it's really an incredible thing to see how they help each other and how much they mean to each other. you know, it's very genuine. carlos, i don't know how much you know about carlos, but he lost his two sons. one of his sons died in iraq, he was a soldier and he was killed in action. his other son committed suicide in 2011. this is carlos here. that day, marathon day, a lot of you probably saw it on tv. carlos was we link just to safety and discredited with saving his life. and ever since then they have been by each other's side spent interesting, despite the catastrophic injuries that jeff suffere

i got my ticket to go to san psao, and all the stewardesses were squirting windex on me, wiping the spit off me and saying i did not deserve this. i forgive them all now, but i had a terrible time after that. i spent 40 years roaming around workedntry, 49 states i in, had over 800 jobs. i have three little girls in my truck, moving around because i could not stop moving. moved to i had the same problems i did before that. i finally settled down in montana when i was 50 years old, and i asked the government for help for the first time. when they figured out how bad i they helped me. i wanted to say i am getting great care from the veterans administration. i was not getting it before because i was not asking. i would stay away from hospitals and i basically felt betrayed by my government because they kept starting more and more wars, losing more and more lives. i feel i am part of the real consciousness of the united states as a veteran who fought for the country. i don't think we fight for the country anymore, we just fight for resources. i don't want the american people to pay for the ve

. >> we saw the stewardess rush to the back, and there was all sorts of commotion. >> reporter: that commotion was a man trying to open the rear door of the plane. >> i mean, you just kind of got that bad feeling that something wasn't going right, especially when a bunch of big guys got up and jumped into the aisle immediately and ran towards the back of the plane. >> reporter: one of those men, dr. scott porter, first thought it was a medical emergency, but soon realized it was a threat. >> we basically tackled the guy who was back there and pinned him down. >> reporter: air marshals restrained the man for the rest of the flight, then escorted him off the plane. as they drove him away, those onboard started clapping. >> this is one time where i might sound a little sexist, but i'm glad there were some burly men on the plane, because they really did what was great. >>> ukraine's acting president is threatening military action this morning after pro-russian militias took over government buildings there. nbc's ayman mohyeldin has the latest. >> reporter: pro-russian separatist militias