All language subtitles for 24 S05e21 Day 5 300 A.M. - 400 A.M.-eng

Previously on 24.

We release the Sentox herenand 200,000 people die.

We need access tonthe control room.

Jack, Bierko will be readynto deploy any minute.

If we could ignite that gasnbefore it leaves the plant,

the Sentox will be incinerated.

Bierko!

Give me a hand.

Organize an escort team.nYou get him back to CTU alive.

You got it.

I just word from the FAA about anhijacking aboard a diplomatic flight.

- So, what?n- Jack Bauer is the hijacker.

What was he doingnon that flight?

Looking for the recording thatnimplicates me in David Palmer's death.

Order the plane down and grabnBauer before he can hurt us.

We need to take him down now,ndead or alive.

Mr. President?

I don't care if Bauer'snmaking threats or not,

that plane has tonland immediately.

And when it lands,

I want my secret service detailnto take him into custody.

- Sit down!n- He has a gun!

Everybody just staynin your seats!

Do what I tell you andnno one will get hurt!

Captain, this I Jack Bauer.

I'm speaking to you onna discreet channel.

The person thatnI'm looking for,

the man with the evidence that I need,nis sitting next to you.

He's your copilot, Scott Evans.nYou need to open the door.

Could you, uh,ntake the stick for a second?

I'm the only one whoncan fly this plane now!

Give me the recording.

Advise CTU I haventhe recording.

I'll be on the ground innless than 15 minutes.

Bauer's got the evidence.nHe is in control of the plane.

What do we do?

You are going to have to shootndown that plane, Mr. President.

Otherwise, you'll go to prisonnfor treason and murder.

Sierra Tango, cleared to flightnlevel 2-2-0, report reaching.

5-2-0, Sierra Tango descendnto flight level 2-2-0.

We can expect thenapproach to Van Nuys.

Good.

This is Jack Bauer.nCan you patch me through to Karen Hayes?

I'm bleeding.nI think you broke my nose.

You'll get medical attention asnsoon as we're on the ground.

Right now, your only concernnshould be flying this plane.

Miss Hayes,nI've got Jack Bauer on line one.

- Put him through.n- Yes, Jack?

I've got the recording.nIt was on the copilot.

- The copilot?n- Yeah, he was working for Henderson.

The captain's unconscious,nbut I've secured the copilot.

We're en route back to VannNuys airfield. What's our ETA?

21 minutes.

We're going to be on the ground inn21 minutes. Karen, listen to me.

This recording proves thatnPresident Logan was complicit

in David Palmer's assassination.nIt's imperative that

we do not let it fall into the hands ofnanyone that is loyal to the president.

As soon as we're on the ground,

I'm going to need you to provide menwith a safe corridor back to CTU.

Jack, it's Bill.

I'm back here with Karen.nI'll explain everything later.

We can dispatch a team tonmeet you at the airfield.

They can head off any law enforcement,ntake you into protective custody.

Okay, good.nBill, how is Audrey?

Curtis just brought her in.

She's in Medical getting treated, butnit looks like she's going to be okay.

Thank God.

Okay, I'll get back to you asnsoon as we're on final approach.

All right.

Audrey.

I just got off the phone with CountynGeneral. I have some great news.

Your father survived the crash.

He's alive?

Yeah, one of our teams picked him upnabout 30 minutes ago at thenaccident site.

He's still in ICU,nbut they expect him to pull through.

Oh, my God.

We have a team stationed at thenhospital. He'll be well-protected.

Thank you.

I have to take this.

Curtis?

- Thank you so much.n- You're welcome.

- This is Manning.n- Is Henderson secured?

He's in Holding Room Three.

Good. I need you to takena team to pick up Jack.

Where is he?

He's on a plane headingntowards the Van Nuys airport.

- ETA is 20 minutes.n- Why is he on a plane?

He had to commandeer the plane in ordernto secure the evidence againstnPresident Logan.

I'll brief you withnthe details en route.

Curtis, I cannotnemphasize strongly enough

the explosive nature of thenevidence that Jack is carrying.

I need you to put himninto protective custody

and bring him back here to CTU.

Understood.

President Logan will probablynsend his men to retrieve it.

You've got to getnto Jack first.

We will. I'm heading out.

Yes?

We have a solution that will allownyou to order the plane shot down.

I sure as hell hope so.nI may be the president,

but there are protocols innplace that I can't just ignore.

What we're proposing willncircumvent your protocols.

What is it?

We're going to simulatena VCI distress signal.

It'll be broadcast on thenairplane's transponder code,

and it will appear toncome from Bauer's flight.

Hold on.nWhat is a VCI distress signal?

It's an emergency signal indicatingnthat there's a hijacking in progress,

and that the perpetrators intendnto use the aircraft as a weapon.

It'll give you thenpretext to shoot it down.

There really is no other legitimatenresponse to this scenario,nMr. President.

All you need to do is appearnto struggle with the ethics

and then give the order.

- Mr. President?n- Fine.

All right.

You sound reluctant.

I can't believenit's come to this.

I'm going to shoot down anplane full of innocent people.

None of us is happy about this, Mr.nPresident, but you don't really havena choice.

Bauer has evidence implicatingnyou in this conspiracy,

and I don't have to tell you what thenconsequences will be for all of us

if it's released.

We should contactnChloe and bring her in.

We're going to want her helpnbringing Jack back to CTU.

- Fine.n- Send an escort.

Karen, I appreciate this.

I know you're putting everythingnon the line to help us.

All I can say is this recording betternbe everything Jack claims it is.

I know Jack.

I don't always agree with his methods,nbut I trust his judgment.

I'll go make that call.

What's going on?nWhat's Buchanan doing out of Holding?

The situation has changed, Miles.nThere's some new intel.

I haven't seen anything.nWhat new intel?

I don't have time tonexplain it right now.

What does that mean?

It means that I'll brief younwhen I've got the chance.

Have you compiled the ordersnfor Bierko's transfer?

- I'm still working on them.n- Let me know when you've got them.

What is it, Mike?

A situation has come upnregarding the hijacked plane.

Tell me what's happening.

The FAA just picked upna VCI distress code.

It originated fromnflight ST-520.

What's a VCI distress code?

The VCI is a coding system that wasnrecently installed on allncommercial airliners.

This particular code indicatesnthat a hijacking is underway,

and that the plane is going to be usednto target installations on the ground.

Oh, my God.

Admiral Kirkland is standing by onnvideo-conference from Point Mugu.

He's ready to briefnyou with the details.

Admiral Kirkland, I'm Mike Novick.nI have the President here.

Mr. President.

Admiral. Mike's told menabout this VCI signal.

How could it have been sentnwithout Bauer's knowledge?

Most likely, one of the pilots undernduress secretly activated thentransponder code.

Let me get this straight.

At last report,nBauer was in the passenger cabin.

Does this mean that he's now in thencockpit and that he's in control ofnthe plane?

It appears that way, sir.

What do we do, Admiral?

Sir, the protocols for thisnscenario are clearly specified.

We're compelled to takenpreemptive action.

- What action?n- The aircraft must be shot down.

We've already scrambled annF-18 out of Point Mugu.

We just need yournapproval to engage.

There are over 50 peoplenon that plane, Admiral.

We have to think of the peoplenon the ground, Mr. President.

Over 20 million citizensnlive in Los Angeles County,

each one of them isnnow a potential target.

I don't believe this.

Mr. President,nif I can interject.

Admiral, it's hard for me tonaccept that Bauer intends

to use the aircraft as anweapon against civilians.

From my briefing document,

Jack Bauer is a distraught individualnwith a history of erratic behavior.

Jack Bauer has spent his entirencareer protecting American lives.

I think there's a reasonnhe's doing what he's doing.

What would that be?

I don't have the answer,nbut we should at least try to find out.

We don't have the time.

Mr. President, we could haventhe F-18 shadow the aircraft.

We could issue anstanding order to fire

only if the target deviatesnfrom its present course.

That's not a viable option,nMr. President.

Why not?

Right now,nthat plane is over the desert.

In another 15 minutes,nit'll be above Los Angeles.

If we're forced tonshoot it down then,

there'll be facing massivencasualties on the ground.

And, Mr. President,nwe must also consider the possibility

that Bauer intends to attacknthe Presidential Retreat.

The Retreat?

You're inside the target zone,

and Bauer's already been accusednof killing one president today.

The simple fact is, sir,nwe don't know what his intentions are.

- Mr. President...n- Mike. Stop.

I've made my decision.

Admiral, I'm authorizing younto shoot down that plane.

Yes, sir.

- Mr. President...n- Mike, please.

Don't make this any more difficultnfor me than it already is.

Miss Hayes. This just came innover the interagency sub-net.

What is it?

We have to alert Jack.

This is Bauer.

Jack, air traffic control just receivedna VCI distress signal fromnyour aircraft.

That effectively authorizesnPresident Logan to shoot you down.

Shoot us down?

And F-18's been scramblednout of Point Mugu, Jack.

You have eight tonten minutes at best.

Can you patch me throughnto the pilot of the F-18?

No chance.nThey're on a coded frequency.

We can try to get in touchnwith the White House.

And tell them what?

They don't want to hearnanything I have to say.

Hold on.nWe need to land this plane now.

We're 100 miles fromnthe nearest airport.

They just scrambled an F-18nto shoot us out of the sky.

We need to get onnthe ground now!

You didn't hear me.nThere's nowhere to land.

How much runway do you need?

At least 5,000 feet.

- Bill, do you hear me?n- Yeah, Jack.

I need you to look for a stretchnof freeway 5,000 feet long,

straight enoughnfor us to land on.

I'll pull up maps in the area, Jack.nIt'll take a few seconds.

Get back to me as soonnas you've got something.

We can't land on the freeway.

Yes, we can.

It's late, there's a curfew.nThere won't be any cars on the freeway.

Cuff your right hand tonthe flight control, now.

All the way.

Start taking us down.

Do it now.

What's ChloenO'Brian doing here?

I don't know.

You can go.

What's going on?

An F-18's been scrambled tonshoot down Jack's plane.

Can you open up a socket withnthe ATC radar tracking plot?

Yeah, I think so.

Do it, Chloe.

We need to know the exact amount of timenJack has before the fighter planenreaches him.

Okay.

Karen, look at this.nTwo possible landing sites.

I think this one'snthe best shot.

I agree.nLet's get Jack on the phone.

I need to speak with you.

We need to make annemergency landing.

Talk to your passengersnand get them ready.

What's happening?

Don't worry. Everything's gonna be fine.nJust get them ready.

Okay.

Listen up, everybody. We're going tonprepare for an emergency landing.

It's Bauer.

Jack, it's Bill,nI think we found something.

Bill, hold on one sec.nI want to put you on speakerphone.

Go ahead.

It's a stretch of the 118 freewaynbetween mile marker 91 and 92.

There's about 4,000 feet,nthen there's an overpass.

- That's not long enough.n- It's the best we can do.

Copy that, Bill.nHold on, give me a second.

You can either try and land thisnplane on the freeway or I will.

Give me the coordinates.

3-4-5-0.2 North byn1-1-0-3-0.4 West.

We need to knownwhere that F-18 is.

Jack, it's Chloe.nI'm working on it.

Manning.

We have the exact locationnwhere Jack's putting down.

Go ahead.

It's the 118 freeway betweennmile markers 91 and 92.

He should be on thenground within minutes.

Copy. We're redirecting.

- 118 freeway.n- Copy.

Mr. President,nwe're five minutes away.

I'm patching us in directlynwith the pilot of the F-18.

Go ahead.

Bravo One, this is Admiral Kirkland.nYou're on with the president and myself.

My radar is lockednonto the target.

Okay, I've got thenATC radar plot.

Put it on the main screen.

Jack, the F-18 isnwithin 15 miles.

They're not gonna make it. He's gonna benwithin the missile range inntwo minutes.

You're not descendingnfast enough.

If we increase the descent rate, wenwon't be able to pull out of the dive.

If we don't get on the groundnbefore that F-18 reaches us,

it's not gonna matter.nDescend now!

Put the oxygen masks on!

Target has increasednangle and rate of descent.

One minute from missile lock.

Jack, they're almostnwithin weapons range.

The aircraft can't take this.

- I have to pull up.n- Not yet!

I can see the freeway!

Come on.

Okay, level up now! Now!

We can't pull out of the dive!

I need your help! Pull!

Ground proximity alert.

20 seconds to missile lock.

Target's at 1,000nfeet and leveling.

- Leveling?n- Affirmative, sir.

- What does that mean?n- Target may be preparing to land.

The objective seems tonbe the 118 freeway.

Lower the landing gear!

- We're going too fast!n- Lower it!

He's lowering his landing gear.

The F-18's in range.

I have missile lock.

The aircraft is in anlanding profile, sir.

- I recommend we abort.n- What?

The parametersnhave changed, sir.

I want that plane shot down!

- Sir...n- Order your man to fire, now!

Mr. President!nAdmiral Kirkland is right.

The aircraft's not a threat.nThere's no reason to do this.

I implore you to reconsider.

Sir, we have a lock.nWhat are your orders?

- Abort.n- Yes, sir.

But if they don't land,

I want you to shoot thatnplane down immediately!

Yes, Mr. President. Bravo One,nhold fire. I repeat, hold fire.

Copy, base.nBravo One holding fire.

We have Marine unitsndeployed in the area.

I want them to cordon off the landingnsite and apprehend Jack Bauer.

Yes, sir.

500 feet!

We're not gonna make it.

Come on.

CTU.

We've spotted the plane.nThey're coming in for a landing.

We're heading towards them now.

I'm handing thencontrols back to you!

Touch it down!

- We're still going too fast!n- Touch it down!

Target has touched down.

I'm clear. Returning to base.

Bill, we made it.nWe're down on the ground.

Jack, we've redirectednCurtis to your location.

He should be therenin a few minutes.

I'm just east of the Balboa overpass.nHave him meet me there.

Send a secondary teamnto pick up the copilot.

Got it. Get out of there, Jack!

Everyone, keep moving tonthe rear of the plane!

Exit from the rear, now!

You should have followed through,nMr. President.

You should have orderednthat pilot to fire.

They were landing on a freeway.

I had no pretext to shoot them down.nI had to abort.

It's going to be much harder toncontain now, if not impossible.

Bauer's on the ground.

He won't get far.nEven before the plane touched down,

I ordered two battalionsnof Marines into the area.

They're cordoning off the landing site,neven as we speak.

Bauer...

has nowhere to run.

I hope you're right, Mr. President.nThis is our last chance.

- If Bauer gets through...n- I know.

I know what's at stake, Graham.

I'll get back to you asnsoon as I have any news.

- Yeah.n- Curtis, it's Jack!

- Go ahead.n- The Marines are moving in.

They're setting up a perimeter.nWhere are you?

We're approaching yournposition from the north.

Okay, I got you. I'll meet you onnthe north side of the freeway.

They know I'm still in the area.nWe got to get out of here.

Head south on Variel. Move.

Damn it.

You're gonna have to try and talknyour way through the roadblock.

Get your hands up!

Hands where we can see them.

We're federal agents.nLos Angeles Counter Terrorist Unit.

We've been given orders to detainneverybody inside this perimeter.

We're all on the samenteam here, Commander.

We're trying to apprehend thensuspect who hijacked that plane.

- Jack Bauer?n- That's right.

Now, let us do our job.

I need to see individual ID's.nI'm gonna call this in.

We don't have timenfor this, Commander.

The longer we sit here, the betternchance Bauer has of slipping throughnthe net.

This will only takena few minutes.

A few minutes is allnBauer needs to escape.

We're not preparednto let that happen.

Now we're moving out.

If you really want to fire onnfederal agents, that's your call.

Stand down.

Move out.

Stand down!

Head east for a while,nthen turn south.

Yes, sir.

Buchanan.

It's Curtis. We've got Jack,nand we're headed back in.

Okay, Curtis.

Marines are all over the place.nBarely got past one of the patrols.

They must be takingndirect orders from Logan.

There's no other explanation.

We can't take the chance of runningninto any more of these patrols.

We'll stick tonthe back streets.

Understood.

Hayes.

I want to know what's going on.

Miles, I told you I would tell younwhen I felt the time was right.

I'm sitting here watching younwork with two people under arrest

for aiding and abettingna federal fugitive.

If you don't talk to me, I'll havento get my answers somewhere else.

I'll be right there.

You can't tell him.

I can't hold himnoff any longer.

You really thinknthat's a good idea?

I have to trust him.nHe's been nothing but loyal.

I probably shouldn't have keptnhim in the dark this long.

I'll be right back.

I don't appreciatenbeing threatened, Miles.

And I don't appreciatenbeing shut out.

We've worked a lot ofnyears together, Karen,

and I have never waverednin my allegiance.

I don't deserve this.

No, you don't.

Come with me.

Jack Bauer's acquired evidencenimplicating President Logan in DavidnPalmer's death.

Have you seen this evidence?

No, but Bauer'snbringing it here now.

What is it?

It's a recording of a conversationnbetween the president and an accomplice.

- But you haven't heard it?n- No.

And that's what you're doingnwith Buchanan and O'Brian?

- Covertly helping Bauer?n- Yes.

For the past three hours,nPresident Logan has done

everything in his power to keepnJack from getting back here alive.

You're working against the mostnpowerful man in the world,

and you haven't actuallynheard the evidence.

This is why I didn'tntalk to you, Miles.

Because you knew I'dntalk you out of it.

Yes, I know whatnI'm doing is risky.

If I am wrong, my career is over.nI could be brought up on charges.

Not just your career, Karen.

I am doing this because I believenthat Bauer is telling the truth.

But you don't know.

Okay, okay.

Let's say he is.

Let's say that recordingnimplicates Logan.

Then what are you going to do?

Are you going to arrest thenPresident of the United States?

That will be up tonthe attorney general.

- You're depending on...n- I'm sorry to interrupt.*

- Yes.n- They're ready to move Bierko.

Thank you. I'll be right out.

Look, I have to go overnthe transfer protocols.

I know that what I'm askingnfrom you is difficult.

Everything rests withnwhat's on that recording.

Tell me what you need.

Bauer will be here any minute.

The best way for you to helpnme is to go back out there

and keep thingsnrunning smoothly.

- All right.n- Miles?

It's imperative thisnstay between us.

- Of course.n- Thank you.

Thank you.

We have a fullntactical complement,

enhanced ordinance package,ntwo vehicle escort.

Vladimir Bierko,nyou're being transferred to

a primary holding facility atnour district headquarters.

Let me know thensecond he arrives.

Understood. Let's move out.

- Where the hell is Mike Novick?n- He's on his way, sir.

You told me thatnthree minutes ago.

Yes, sir.

I'm sorry, Mr. President.nI was on the phone with Colonel Owens.

He's the Marine fieldncommander on the site.

- Is Bauer in custody?n- No, sir.

What happened?

As ordered, the Marines sealed off anone-mile radius around the landing site.

They've completed answeep of the area.

And?

And it's ColonelnOwens' estimation that

Bauer is no longerninside the perimeter.

- He got away.n- It appears so, sir.

I can't believe this.

Uh, Mr. President, it's only a matternof time before Bauer's apprehended.

Sir, are you all right?

Thank you, Mike.nI need some time alone now.

Jack, the attorney general's onnhis way to his office right now.

He'll be ready for a videonconference in ten minutes.

Okay, good. Chloe, I want you tonprepare the recording for playback.

I want you to clean it upnand apply a digital signature

so that we can establishna chain of evidence.

Okay. You need to work alone.

I don't want anyone elsennear that recording.

You don't ever let itnout of your sight.

I won't.

You said I had ten minutes.nI'd like to see Audrey.

Of course. She's in Medical.

Thank you.

Well, when will I benable to speak with him?

All right, I understand.

Well, just let him know...

Can you please tell him thatnhis daughter called and that...

she loves him very much.

Thank you.

It looks like my dad'sngonna be all right.

Yeah, I know, I heard.

Oh, God,nI'm so glad to see you.

Me, too.

We did it.

We got the evidence.nThe attorney general's going to hear it.

- So it's over?n- Yeah.

President Logan's going to paynfor David Palmer's assassination.

Thank you.

Close your eyes.nI'm going to sit with you for a minute.

- Yes.n- Graham.

I've been trying to reach you.

I know.

Bauer slipped through the cordon,ndidn't he?

Yes.

I've just been told that thenattorney general's office

received a phone callnfrom the director of CTU.

I think it's fairly obvious they'renin possession of the recording.

I think that phonencall was about you.

I didn't expect itnwould to happen so soon.

I am sorry, Charles.nYou don't deserve this.

Listen, Graham,ndespite how things turned out...

...I still believe thatnwe were in the right.

I still believe that we acted innthe best interest of the country.

And we have to keep putting thencountry's well-being ahead of our own.

The spectacle of a sittingnpresident on trial for murder

would be devastating.

Yes. Yes, it would.

Aside from the psychologicalndamage to the country,

a trial would expose certain realitiesnthat should never see the light of day.

If only we could keep suchna trial from taking place.

That thought occurred to me,nas well.

I'm glad we agree.

I want you to know I've taken steps tonensure that you and your associates

won't be implicatednin any of this.

I appreciate that, Charles.

We all do.

There's nothing more to say.

I'm going to hang up now.nThere are, uh,

a few things I'd like tontake care of before...

Good-bye, Charles.

Good-bye, Graham.

Martha, may I come in?

Now you want to talk?

Marti, please?

What do you want?

Is there something elsenyou want to confess?

No.

I want to tell younhow sorry I am...

for everything.

When you forget to give mensomething for my birthday,

that's when younsay you're sorry.

I know what I did was wrong.

It was horribly wrong and unforgivable.nI know that.

But what I can't live withnis the fact that I hurt you.

That's the lastnthing I wanted to do.

Marti? Marti, please.

That's the truth.

The truth.

You know what reallyngets me, Charles?

What?

That you had mengoing for so long.

I had no idea you werensuch a good liar.

If I wasn't so horrified by thenfact that I'm married to you,

I might actually be impressed.

Yes.

I have an urgentncall for you, sir.

He says his name isnMiles Papazian from CTU.

I don't want to talknto anyone from CTU.

He insists that you'll want to speaknto him. He says it's about Jack Bauer.

Put him through.

You're on with the President.

- Mr. President?n- Yes, go ahead.

You don't know me; my name is MilesnPapazian. I work under Karen Hayes.

What is this about?

It's about a recording, sir,

that Jack Bauer has justndelivered here to CTU.

Sir, my understanding is

it's a recording of a conversationnof yours that, if leaked,

could significantlyncompromise national security.

Go on.

My superior, Ms. Hayes,nis working with Bauer and Bill Buchanan.

Their intention is to play thenrecording for the attorney general.

Why are you telling me this?

Because, sir...

I feel compelled to intervene.

And I just I wanted to makensure that you would approve.

I do, Mr.nPapazian, I do approve.

Listen, I'm goingnto text you...

my private number.

Let me know how it goes.nAnd, Miles...

...I promise you,nI won't forget this.

Thank you, sir.nThat's all I wanted to hear.

Mr. President, I look forward tonspeaking with you again soon.

Karen wants to know how longnbefore the teleconference starts?

Five minutes--nget out of here, Miles.

We'll be ready?

Not if you keepninterrupting me.

I'm just doing my job, Chloe.

Well, if your job is to slow thingsndown, then you're doing reallyngood work.

I'll tell Karennyou'll be ready.

Thanks.