Man accused of disrupting Los Angeles-bound flight   LOS ANGELES
(AP) -- Authorities were considering charges after a man
allegedly became disruptive aboard a US Airways flight from
Charlotte to Los Angeles, an FBI spokesman said Saturday.  The
29-year-old man was believed to have been intoxicated and was
refused alcohol aboard Flight 705 on Friday night, FBI
spokeswoman Laura Eimiller said.  The man, whose name wasn't
released, got out of his seat at one point, according to
Eimiller, and was eventually restrained.  There's no indication
the incident was terrorism-related and there were no reports of
any injuries.  Susan Roberts, a passenger aboard the plane, said
the man rushed toward the cockpit door carrying a lighter and
was intercepted by a female flight attendant. She added the
attendant was aided by several passengers and the man was
handcuffed for the remainder of the flight.  "He was yelling
something like, 'I have to get up there,'" Roberts said. "It was
completely horrifying."  Roberts' boyfriend,