JetBlue pilot charged with interfering with crew  DANNY ROBBINS
RUSS BYNUM Associated Press Published:   Captain Clayton Osbon
told his co-pilot that "things don't matter" shortly after
JetBlue Flight 191 from New York departed Tuesday, according to
an affidavit. Court documents say Osbon told the plane's first
officer that "we're not going to Vegas" and began what he
described as a sermon.   Passengers wrestled Osbon to the ground
after he left the cockpit and later sprinted down the cabin
yelling and urging everyone to pray. The plane made an emergency
landing in Amarillo, Texas. No one on board was seriously hurt.
The charges against Osbon, 49, were filed in Texas. The resident
of Richmond Hill, Ga., was being held Wednesday at Northwest
Texas Healthcare System in Amarillo and remains under a medical
evaluation.