I am on that flight because I'm getting married,
and I'm on that flight.
You're not on this flight, ma'am, I'm sorry.
NARRATOR: There's another bride on the brink upstairs.
Leah Banker's getting married tomorrow morning in Cleveland--
or is she?
OK, apparently you didn't make your flight.
He took me off of it.
That's nice.
I'm getting married.
Well, Leah, it appears as though
you may have been maybe have had something to drink,
and that's--
Yeah, [inaudible] at this Miller Pub.
But unfortunately we can't allow you to travel
while you're in this condition.
I'm not in any condition.
I want to be there.
If you continue to drink, there
will not be an opportunity for you to travel tonight at all.
What we can do is we can look at some flights
later this evening, and give you a chance to maybe, you know--
That's why it's closed.
You guys are gonna give me a free phone call.
It's going to be OK, Leah.
Don't cry.
It's going to be OK.
You want me to commit suicide?
I will.
No, I don't want you to do that.
I'm supposed to be getting married.
In Cleveland?
Yes.
OK.
I don't want you to be upset.
The last flight of the night gives you some time to kind
of get yourself together.
No more drinking.
Yeah, well, it don't really matter.
It don't matter.
I ain't gonna be any different than I am now then.
Well, it--
None, none.
I met him here in this airport a month ago.
You want me to help you across the hall?
No.
OK.
- I don't need any help. - All righty.
[inaudible].
OK.
Unless Leah sobers up, she'll miss her own wedding.
I, I'm ready, I'm suing.
I am suing Southwest Airlines.
I am.
I am!
NARRATOR: Back in Chicago, looks like Leah Banker's going
to be late to her own wedding.
If you want to know, I do not recommend
Southwest Airlines at all.
Never, ever!
Yeah, [inaudible].
I'm supposed to be going to see Tim and married, too.
I can't get a hold of him because he's at the airport
looking for me.
Oh, he's gonna kill me.
I guess I'll go smoke a [bleep] joint since I can't
[bleep] smoke a cigarette.
I'll go [bleep] get stoned!
That is the wrong thing somebody could have possibly
done to me for the year 2004.
Happy New Year, people!
This is the airplane you want to live on.
This is the one you want to work with, because they
don't work with you!
Get everyone out of this [bleep] airport
so I can smoke a cigarette?
She's not been very cooperative,
and she made some statements in the info
center that indicated she may continue to drink tonight.
I had two Heineken beers.
So [bleep] what?
Everybody drinks in America.
I think I've been more than clear about what
she needs to do, so we'll see.
NARRATOR: Last flight to Cleveland,
but will Leah be in a fit state to board?
I have pictures of the man I'm going to marry.
He's in white.
And that guy there, Tony, met me in the airport
and he said, Tim, that woman has no teeth.
[laughs]
NARRATOR: The decision is down to Colleen.
How are you doing? You doing OK?
I'm fine.
I'm just tired.
We're going to give it a try, Leah, OK?
We're going to give it a try.
Good luck tomorrow.
Thanks.
Big day.
I'm off to get married.
No drinking on this flight, OK?
Oh, I already know this.
She does, too.
But I do get water.
Yeah, you get water.
Hi.