This is the cbs morning news for tuesday, march 17th, 2015. Good morning. Good to be with you. Im annemarie green. A United Airlines jet was forced to make an Emergency Landing after a violent passenger charged the cockpit. United flight 1074 was en route from washington to denver last night with 33 passengers and 6 crew members on board. Not long after takeoff, a male passenger tried to get to the cockpit. Other passengers grabbed him and threw him to the floor. No come on dont fight, david. The pilot declared an emergency and returned to washington. We had a passenger becoming violent. No weapon involved. Hes restrained by other passengers now though. We dont know his mental condition. But sounds like hes restrained for now. Just need to get on the ground. The boeing 737 like this one eventually resumed its flight to denver. The passenger was detained by police and taken to a hospital for evaluation. Its unclear what provoked his outburst. Robert durst has been charged with murder in
So, we are headed in the direction, union square. Which is down at 14th street. A mile south of here. You can see, Madison Square garden. To my right. Protesters going strong. Couple hundred of them. Keep walking with them, don. Deborah feyerick. Get back to you. My colleagues are in the field tonight the we will get to them as warranted here this evening. I wanted to discuss all this. Bring in now, my legal experts. Police experts as well. Jeffrey toobin. Mark omara. Sunny hostin, a former detective. Worked as a Police Officer. Police academy instructor. Tom joins me here tonight on set. Thank you for joining us. Thank you. No indictment tonight. I want you to play a little bit from eric garners mother. Truly disappointed in the grand jury decision this evening. I dont know what video they were looking at. Evidently it wasnt the same one the rest of the world was looking at. How sccould we put our trust in the Justice System when they fail us like this . They didnt only fail me, they
an apology. i don t think it addresses the frustration that people feel here. there is a, there is an open wound here between the police and the community. i interviewed police commissioner bill bratton of new york city earlier. he said that he would make the determination about whether the officer should be fired. do you think he should fire officer pantaleo. i think he should. for all the good officers who do their job every day. this is an officer who blatantly violated a rule on the books for over 20 years. you just can t do a chokehold. and, and, keep your, badge and your gun. system wide problem? i do think it is. we know that these allegations are, are, freak went, underpunished. underinvestigated. brent klein. thank you. thank you for joining us on cnn. come back any time. we will follow the protests in new york city. after a grand jury decide nogt to indict the officer in the death of eric garner in july,