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You brought this on yourself.

Come on.

I've been in tighter places.

I'll bet you have.

Hey, hey, hey, hands to yourself.

Don't say a word.

Let's go, ladies. We're done here. Come
on, pick it up.

You want to put a little more effort?

Have a bathroom break.

One coming up the line.

Take it off.

Whatever you say, Bob.

Rich! Call it in.

Your roommate, Diana, she's been a bad
girl.

I know where they went.

Good, tell me.

I'll show you.

But first you have to agree to help me
prove my innocence.

Excuse me, but are you high or... That's
the deal.

Let me tell you something.

In 12 hours, those ladies are either
going to be back here, dead or gone.

You want our help? I suggest you use
that time while it's still your friend.

Please.

I don't belong here.

You have 35 seconds.

Okay. I worked for a big investment firm
downtown.

My husband and my nanny teamed up to
frame me. They stole $5 million in bear

bonds from my office.

Give 15 seconds. The prosecution proved
that my code was used to open the safe.

Laura, the nanny, lied about my alibi in
court, and my husband backed her up. I

think they still have the bonds. If you
can find them... Time. It'll prove that

I'm innocent.

Let me tell you something.

Every woman in this joint's got a story,
some of them better than yours.

Please. I can help you. Come on, quid
pro quo.

You tell me where they went first.

We'll find them, and then we'll look
into helping you.

In that order.

Okay. Deal.

Send her to administration for
transport. I'll deal with the paperwork.

Don't make me regret this.

Can we stop somewhere?

What for?

I'm starving, man.

I need some bacon and eggs or huevos
rancheros or something.

What are you, crazy? You always have
cereal for breakfast.

Yeah, well, I have cereal for dinner.

Ah, Inger must be out of town.

Yeah, she took Gula to visit her sister
in Stockton.

She did leave me a bunch of Swedish
food, though.

What's the matter with you? Why don't
you call Bella Rosa and have dinner

delivered? Yeah, they're pretty good.
Great.

You've got to start being better to
yourself, Bubba.

Oh, you're right. Maybe I do.

The prison van turned up a few miles
away in a city parking garage. The guard

the back was dead, shot once in the
forehead.

We got a block -to -block ongoing and
discarded prison talks. We found two in

dumpster behind the garage.

So they had help, huh? Yeah.

Well, somebody's going to want to check
in with somebody. I assume we have

coverage on the families, the phones,
the boyfriends, girlfriends, et cetera.

Yeah, we got plainclothes units watching
everybody that was on their visitor's

list. All right, stay on top of that.
Absolutely.

All right, I'll be there.

They're still in town.

They're still here. Trust my gut.

Anytime you're ready, Rose.

What do you want to know?

Don't wait for the questions. Just start
talking.

How do I know if I help you, you'll help
me?

Because I told you I would.

You better make it quick or you're back
at field point before lunch.

Okay. One of the girls, Janet, she has a
boyfriend.

Fiance, actually.

Mm -hmm.

And he lives in the Western Edition. His
name is Axel Pruitt.

Axel Pruitt.

His name's not on any of the visitors'
lists.

Because he's a convicted felon, he
didn't have visitation rights.

But I promise you, that's where they're
going.

It's your best bet to catch me.

Okay, then that's where we'll start.

What happens now? We'll see if your lead
pans out.

Axel Pruitt, Western Edition. Jack's
with Janet. Go.

Going, going, going.

Oh, dang, Axel.

I believe something died in there.

Hell, I fired my maid last week.

Or we got browsing candies in the
bathroom.

Yeah, so what?

Axel, have you got a fetish?

Maybe.

Orange jumpsuit.

Where is she?

Come on, man, I don't have to tell you
guys nothing. You broke my civil rights

just barging in here. As a felon on
parole, we have a no -knock warrant,

We can come over here at three in the
morning on Christmas Eve if we feel like

it.

Janet? Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hey, Evan.

Daughter.

Hey, hey, no, no. Wait, no, no, no.

Come here. Hey, relax.

Get a hold of me.

Come on. Relax.

You're hurting my arm. Well, I'm not
trying to. Come on. Hey, you watch my

woman. Okay, I'm okay.

All right, Janet.

Where are your friends? Bite me.

No thank you and God bless you. Let's
go. Come on. Come on.

Ow. Let's go, Axel.

Axel? You know, the last time I checked,
harboring a fugitive is still a crime.

Not to mention a parole violation.

That's your third strike, isn't it,
Axel? Mm -hmm.

Where's Diana and the others?

I don't know.

Janet, I don't believe you.

I'm going back to prison for too many
years to count.

So why the hell would I want to help
you?

I'm glad that you asked that question.

Reverend.

Good afternoon.

How you doing? I'm glad you could make
it. Have a seat. Thank you, Evan.

What's with him? What's with him is, you
give us Diana, we can do something real

nice for you. Like what?

Like putting you two in prisons with
close proximity.

Yeah, and what good does that do us?

Excellent.

You never heard of conjugal visits,
baby?

You have to be married to have that.

Wait, are you saying you're going to
marry us?

Right here, right now. You're beautiful,
you guys.

You have the bay as your background. All
you have to do is give us Diana and her

crew.

Come on, baby. That bitch never did
nothing for you.

That's what we always wanted.

Baby, you know I love you, but I can't.

Okay, guys, look.

We're willing to prearrange 24 conjugal
visits. That's two per month. More than

most married couples get on the outside.

She'll kill me.

Okay.

Those 24 visits, they just became.

23.

22.

21.

20. For God's sakes, baby, tell him.

19.

18. Okay, okay.

That's good.

It's a gold rush motel on Lombard
Street.

Outstanding. You kids have a wonderful
honeymoon.

Reverend? Hey, Norell, you're the
witness, but don't throw any rice. It's

for those goals.

Please stand.

Dearly beloved.

We are gathered here today with God as
our witness to join together this man

this woman in holy matrimony.

I think they're gone.

Coffee's still warm.

We just missed them, damn it.

Hey,

hey, look, this is sort of cool. What is
it?

You work in a restaurant in a foreign
country, and then they pay room and

Oh, yeah, and then they make you a sex
slave.

Yeah.

So, CIA.

Interested? Well, you know what? I was
thinking more of a fun summer job.

You know, I was exactly where you are
about five years ago.

And where would that be?

Trying to figure out what to do with my
life.

So you decided to become a spy.

That's a stereotype.

It's a great job, if you're a patriot.

Do you care about your country?

Okay, what have you done so far?

I'm only 25, and I've visited over 30
countries. I've met the president twice.

Without saying too much, I've protected
this country from terrorists.

I'm serious.

Think about it.

All right.

I will. Thanks.

Miss Cross.

I know you only requested those files
and reports going back two years, but I

thought it'd be a helpful frame of
reference if I got them going back five

years. And why are you being so
cooperative?

Because I trust and respect you, Miss
Cross. Why are you being so suspicious?

Because I know you.

Well, then you know I'm nothing if not
helpful.

Tommy, Boomer?

Oh, okay. I get it. You know, it's a
really good idea, but there's no way

going to work.

Well, if you need anything else, just
call me. Call you what?

Anything but late for dinner.

Very funny.

Hey, Nash.

I heard you furloughed a prisoner.

Would that be her?

Why, yes, it would be.

I don't see any cops. Is she not in
captivity?

She's a 115 -pound white -collar
criminal in a police station with 47

don't know. I'm feeling pretty good
about it. Hmm, but you know that's not

way regulations say it should be done.

Don't you have some reading or something
that you have to do? You know I'm only

looking out for you. Oh, yes.

I know you are.

Well, boss?

Yeah. Go on. Miss them by probably 15
minutes. We'll canvas in the area to see

if we can find anybody.

But they were there, right?

Well, it only counts in horseshoes and
hand grenades.

I told you where Janet was.

And she told you where they were. Yeah,
and now I'd like to know where they

went. I can't choose for you.

It's your turn.

Hey, listen.

It's your turn until I say it isn't.

First we catch the cons.

Then we look into your case.

How about you do just one? Rose, don't
push me.

Because if you try and play me, I might
forget that I'm a gentleman and send you

right back to field point.

But my... Don't piss me off.

Fine.

I know where they'll be tomorrow morning
at 8.

Good. Tell me.

I'll take you there.

You can also tell me.

Remember, I said don't play me. No, I
have to show you. I only know the place

seeing it.

All right, fine.

Spend the night in city jail.

Where's Janet?

She's not coming.

Did she call you?

Nope.

She doesn't know where we're going
because I didn't tell her.

Well, look, we all knew she was going to
run to see Axel.

She's probably caught already.

Sign with me.

More money for us.

Great.

Come on, girl.

I think that's all right.

Here you go.

Thank you.

Give me the keys.

I don't know what you're thinking of
doing, but I wouldn't recommend it.

Give me the keys, bitch.

Hi,

this is Joe Dominguez. I placed an order
over an hour ago.

Dominguez, it's on the way. Yeah, well,
I'm starving, man.

When I called earlier, you said it was
on the way then.

Yes, sir. What exactly does on the way
mean to you?

It should be there any time, sir.

Yeah, got it.

Oh, God.

Excuse me. No, not you.

Listen, just out of curiosity, is that
$5 delivery charge, does that go to the

delivery guy?

The mobile waiter, you mean.

Excuse me, mobile waiter.

Yeah, that goes to him.

It does, huh?

Yes.

Wait a minute, there's somebody at the
door. That better be him or I'm going to

call you back.

Hey. Sorry about the delay, man.

Yeah, so am I. What do I owe you?

$19 .75.

So your wife go out of town or did she
leave you?

Whatever, man.

You're just lucky you got someone.

My chick just dumped me last week.

No explanation or nothing, just bye
-bye.

I mean, do you believe her?

Dits in a fine specimen like myself?

Yeah, well, that's too bad.

Can I get the food?

It'll be $19 .75.

Here you go.

Thanks a lot.

Hey, man.

I make my rent on tips.

Yeah, well, you got your tip included in
there, so thank you very much.

Oh, this is the last time I deliver
here, pal.

What? I'm not your dog, all right? I'm
not your bitch, understand?

Look, I've waited over an hour for this
food. Now, you got your mobile delivery

charge in there. What else do you
expect?

A little civility?

A little civility.

I understand.

Thank you very much.

Oh, you.

Oh,

man.

Hi, Dad.

Hi, sweetheart.

What's up? This?

I got it at the job fair today. They're
recruiting.

CIA? Yeah, what's wrong?

For you?

Yeah, for me. This guy had a lot of good
things to say.

Trust me on this one, my darling.

You're going to do a hell of a lot
better. What's that supposed to mean?

It means you didn't go to Berkeley so
you could join the damn CIA.

Okay, so what did I go to Berkeley to
do, Dad?

Allow me to indulge in a little parental
fantasy.

I don't know. I had it somewhere in my
mind that maybe there would be a Dr.

Cassidy Bridges or maybe a Senator
Cassidy Bridges or Cassidy Bridges

Environmental Advocate. And what if
that's not what I want to do? Well, then

there's computer sciences, engineering,
anthropology.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wait, let's back up here a second, okay?
I didn't come down here to ask for your

permission. I'm an adult.

I was here asking for your opinion, Dad.

You want my opinion?

You're not doing this. I can't take
that. I really cannot.

Cassidy, don't sign anything.

Cassidy!

I'm having a boy next time.

This is it?

Well, they don't open for another hour.

Who's in there eating?

I better be wrong about what I'm
thinking.

That's your daughter, isn't it?

With your ex -husband?

And that's the nanny, right?

I had to see her.

She's my life.

I warned you.

Call the sheriff.

Come pick her up. Take her back to the
field. What about my case? I'm innocent.

You should have listened to me. I played
straight with you.

You could have done the same with me.

Hold up there, guys.

Your inspector needs to talk to her.

Have a seat. Tell us when you're done.

I've been looking over your file here.

Maybe you can explain a few things for
me.

Your garage key pass was used the night
of the theft.

There's a hook to the right of the
fridge where we kept our keys.

Could have taken it any time. I had no
reason to mistrust him. He was my

husband.

Yes, it was.

And the alibi?

The nanny lied about my alibi.

She said I wasn't home with her and
Brittany during dinner.

How much of this did you tell Diana?

Everything.

She was my cellmate. Why?

I think we might have been looking at
this the wrong way.

What do you mean?

That's the reason she's still in town.

Whether anyone else believed your story
or not, Diana damn sure did.

Explain what you mean.

It's not what she told you that's going
to lead us to her. It's what you told

her. She's after the bonds.

Oh, my God.

I think you might have just bought
yourself a little reprieve.

Selman, take Miss Torrey back upstairs.
I'm going to need to hang on to her for

one more day. Just wait a minute.

Go ahead and leave a snack up there.

I'll get to it.

Uh, Miss Torrey?

Yeah. Hi. Captain Bridges.

SFPD, I'd like to have a word with you.
Sure, I will be with you in one minute.

Mr.

Torrey, how about you be with me right
now?

Four women escaped from the Field Point
Correctional Facility yesterday.

My wife?

No, but here's the interesting part.

I believe that these women are after the
bearer bonds that your wife was

convicted for.

What's that got to do with anything?

Well, that depends.

On what?

Well, I'm prepared to offer protection
to anyone who might have those bonds.

if you're telling me that you don't have
them... I don't. Then I can't offer you

protection. Well, I don't have the
bonds.

And I think you ought to be careful
about implying that I do.

If you want to know who has the bonds,
why don't you talk to my wife? I did.

That's why I'm here.

You're the police. If I'm in danger,
then you should put some people here

these prisoners are apprehended.

So are you saying you do have the bonds?

No, I don't. But I have a daughter,
Captain. She's everything to me, and I

her protected.

So do I.

Let me tell you, there's one of two
things that are going to happen here.

Both of them are bad.

Either I'm going to get you, or they
will.

Now, if you decide to do the right
thing, you give me a call.

Not going anywhere unless he does.

I requested another delivery guy.

Yeah, well, the other guy went home with
a stomach virus, so I guess you're

stuck with me.

25 bucks, please.

For lasagna?

Hey, do you see his chef's hat?

I'm not the cook.

Smells like fish or something. Fine,
I'll take it back. No, no, no. At least

it's food. I'll take it.

Are your BMW parked outside?

Yeah, why?

My dad has the same car.

He's so mad at me for dropping out of
med school.

Mm -hmm.

Okay, here you go, and here's a couple
dollars for you.

Two dollars?

I don't want it.

What? Have you ever thought about asking
me a personal question about myself?

Has it ever occurred to you that Simon
might not be having a good day?

Well, tell you what, uh, Simon, uh, I
haven't eaten anything since noon, and

brought me the wrong order, and
apparently you haven't taken your

today, so tell you what, goodbye.

Fine. What a peep -pump.

Can I help you, lady?

Hands on the counter, Jethro.

Load them up. Stand back.

All right, all right, for him.

Come on.

Go, go.

Hurry up, let's go.

All right, go.

Hi.

After what you pulled?

Uh -uh, I don't think so. Come on,
that's the best donut in the box.

You know how many cops I had to fight
for that?

You don't like donuts.

I hate donuts. That one's for you.

What do you want?

A little favor. Uh -huh. And you think
you can buy me with a donut?

Not usually.

This one just concerns Cassidy. Oh.

Well, all right. For Cassidy, I'll
accept the bribe.

She's got it in her head somehow that
she wants to join the CIA.

And you want me to talk her out of it.

No, no, no. You just have to give her
your experience. I'm sure that she'll be

able to figure out how bad it is for her
on her own. And why can't you tell her

all that?

She's not going to listen to me.

I'm her father. She's programmed to do
the exact opposite of what I say.

You know, maybe it's the way you say it.
Did you ever think of that?

I will if you do the favor. All right.
I've been meaning to have lunch with

Cassidy anyway.

You're the greatest.

Oh, uh, you don't have to waste your
time with this stuff.

Hey, thanks for the recommendation.

What did I do?

The delivery guy. Oh, excuse me, the
mobile waiter.

This morning I came out and found this
stuck in my tire.

You know how hard it is to change a flat
on a hill?

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Back
up. I think you skipped a few beats.

Oh, yeah, yeah. I forgot about the part
where the food came cold two days in a

row, and now I'm being stalked by a
mobile waiter.

Well, it sounds like to me you got
yourself a bona fide nut job.

My question is, why are you talking to
me? Why don't you call the restaurant

manager and complain to him?

Oh, sorry. That would be rational.

As a matter of fact, I was on my way
there to do it now.

You want to take this with you?

Thank you. Oh, and if they're open for
lunch, try the Tutti Motti.

Ah, it's great.

You know what? I'm getting nothing but
bounce off those windows and the traffic

doors.

They can build a spaceship that can take
Chuck Berry's music into the far

reaches of outer space.

But they can't build a wireless mic. We
can record a conversation across a

dinking street. This is just me.

Harvey, Harvey, you've got to have
faith.

Whoa.

There we go.

So, what's going on with him? He's got a
new boyfriend.

He imports rattan furniture from the
Philippines or something.

Oh, dig this. The dude doesn't speak on
Fridays for some reason.

I kid you not.

And this is the guy that's spending
every day with her kid when they're not

there? Oh, thanks for pointing that out.

Hi -oh.

Oh, we got company.

It's all right.

Hi.

Did you know there's a couple of cops
sitting outside? I believe we're not the

only ones that know we're here.

They're right there. We do now. I think
it's awful keyed up for a couple of

people who have nothing to hide.

Uh -huh.

So literally starving, huh? And this guy
shows up with all this attitude, and

then he expects a tip.

You're not the first person that
complained.

Anybody else complain about him putting
a nail to their tire?

A nail?

No, you're the first one.

You know how much a new tire for a BMW
costs?

A great deal, I'm sure.

Simon?

Oh, crap.

Are you discourteous to Mr. Dominguez
here?

He's a no -tipper. What are you talking
about? I always tip.

I tried to tip him the last time, and he
refused.

He only did it out of obligation.

He didn't mean it.

Tell me the truth.

Did you or did you not put a nail in Mr.
Dominguez's tire?

You've got to be kidding me.

Oh, it's just a coincidence, huh? No, it
was karma, buddy.

You mistreat people, something bad
happens. It's the law of the universe.

Wish I'd spit in your food when I had a
chance.

That's it, Simon.

You're fired.

I apologize.

Captain, this is Mr. Mackey. He owns a
gun store down on Bayview.

You're going to want to listen to his
story.

All right, let's hear it.

Better yet, I'll show you.

All right, come with me.

These chicks seem to know what they
wanted.

Okay, they're going after the MP5s
there. They got four of them. Two .357s,

couple 9mms, and six boxes of shells
each.

Oh, and they also took a couple suits of
body armor.

Looks like they're not going down
without a fight.

Bubba, that is not defensive. That would
be offensive.

Okay, go. We got your back.

Hard luck. That's out. Let's go.

Hey, hey, hey. That's the PD.

Put the weapons down.

battle. They fired. We tried to stay
alive.

They got the nanny, Laura. We got the
husband, Mark.

Yeah, the unicops are sitting on him
inside.

Well, looks like they're not messing
around.

Sorry about your car, Harvey. Yeah, me
too.

Time for us to have a come to Jesus
meeting with our buddy, Mark.

Don't say I didn't warn you.

What's going to happen to Laura?

Well, your girlfriend is going to lead
them to the bonds, or they're going to

kill her.

Probably both, and it's going to happen
fast, unless, of course, you tell me

where they are.

I told you I'm not involved, and Laura's
not my girlfriend. She's my daughter's

nanny. Where are they going, Mark? Tell
us, and maybe we can still save her.

How should I know? I'm not the one who
kidnapped her.

You are a piece of work, you know that?

willing to let your wife go to prison
and now let your girlfriend die just to

save your ass.

I know what you're thinking.

You're thinking, maybe it's not such an
unreasonable trade -off.

You get the bond stolen from you, your
girlfriend Laura dies, but then there's

no evidence against you.

You get to take your daughter and walk
away scot -free, right?

It's an interesting theory.

That's right.

It's just a theory.

Because you can damn sure bet that
that's not the way it's going to play

Can I go now? Get this piece of crap
away from me.

They're going after the Bond.

I went to the restaurant and kidnapped
Laura.

And Brittany? What about her?

She wasn't there. She's fine.

What about Mark?

Well, he got away, so he's fine too.

He really is. no justice, is there?

If Laura knows where the bonds are,
that's it.

I'll never be able to prove that I'm
innocent.

You've got to figure out a hiding place.

I'll think.

Where would Mark and Laura hide those
bonds?

Mark would make sure that it's someplace
that I would never know about.

I should have run. My parents live in
Canada. I was going to take Brittany and

go there.

But I believed in our justice system. I
couldn't conceive of being found guilty.

You can't do anything?

To put her back in running condition?

For what it'll cost you, you can buy my
family's farm in Ohio.

That's if you can find the parts.

Sorry, man.

Carver, she died in the line of duty,
right?

That's a noble thing. I know, man. It's
a whole chapter

passage.

Well, there was life after Jerry passed,
right?

Don't worry, you'll get through it.

Give me a second.

It's a Christy heart.

Watching Smokey and the Bandit Part 2 at
that drive -in.

167 dead shows, baby.

42 states.

I'm gonna miss you.

Okay, so it wasn't an exciting job?

Well, you know, it was just a lot of
long hours. To tell you the truth, it

pretty stressful.

Yeah, but what did you do?

Well, I worked at the Russian desk,
which meant just spending a lot of hours

poring over documents written in
Russian. You know, it was really

Cassidy. You speak Russian? Yeah.

Actually, I read it better than I speak
it. I just, they sent me through a

course. Okay, so tell me about your
responsibilities behind the Russian

Well, you know, I, um, well, I did this
and that. Oh, government secrets, eh?

Come on, I'm curious. Really, I want to
know, Caitlin.

Well, all right, I tracked Soviet
nuclear devices after the breakdown of

Eastern Bloc, just to make sure that
they didn't end up in the wrong hands.

It's incredible. Do you know how few
people get to do your job?

You know, it seems a lot more exciting
than it actually was. I was basically a

paper pusher.

Okay, but let's just say one of those
bombs made it over here.

Yeah, well, I mean, come on, if it got
set off in New York or San Francisco, I

mean, it's horrible, but, Cassidy, when
you're actually doing it, it doesn't

seem like that. Okay, but tens of
thousands of people could die?

I mean, it's huge, Caitlin.

This is huge. Don't tell me it isn't.

It's huge.

It's huge.

Inspector Dominguez?

Yeah, that's me.

Hi, I'm David Lang. This is my son, Ian.

We live down the street from you.

Ian has something he wants to say to
you.

I want to apologize for putting the nail
in your tire.

You did that?

It was a prank.

We found out it was your car from the
neighbors. We'll obviously pay for the

tire.

Ian's going to be doing chores to work
off the debt.

Well, Ian, thank you very much for
apologizing. It takes a lot of courage,

doesn't it?

Here's my name and number. Send me a
bill, and again, we're very sorry.

pretty damn excellent.

Yeah, well, I had a pretty good teacher.

Now, Dad, I know why you brought me down
here. Get this urge for adventure out

of my system.

If I told you it was because we hadn't
been shooting in a while, would you

believe me? No.

You know what? Join the CIA.

Sign up for as many years as they'll
take you.

You know, Dad, this whole reverse
psychology thing, doesn't work.

Did you talk to Caitlin?

Yeah, I did, and it was good. You know,
she encouraged me that this could be a

very good job to take.

Caitlin Croft, about this high, auburn
hair, blue eyes, kind of pretty?

Yeah, why?

She's dead.

Dead why? What do you have against this?
I mean, can you give me one good

reason? I don't want you involved in
anything where some Washington jerk -off

can decide that the life of a mission is
more important than yours.

That's numbers one, two, and three.

Well, I had no idea you were going to be
an assassin and a saboteur.

Ash, all I did was I told her my
experiences and I answered her

That's all. Did you happen to mention to
Cassidy that your fiancé was murdered

by your former CIA boss?

Well, it didn't come up. Oh, it just
slipped your mind. It never seemed

appropriate. Well, yeah, because it is
very inappropriate to murder someone.

That's why it should have come up. You
know what? It's not my fault. She just

seems so gung -ho, you know? The girl
wants to kick some butt.

I know.

You have any idea where she might have
gotten that from?

No, none. And thank you very much.

Thanks. Nash, we got a dead body at
Sven's Meatpacking. They went through

personal effects. It's Laura Bay.

Are you surprised?

All right, roll. Look for any traces of
the bond.

Well, they're the one who found her.
He's the supervisor on the swing shift.

He was just doing some routine cleanup.

Shot twice.

Close range.

Did you see anything else unusual?

No. Why would somebody murder this poor
girl in here?

Explain how this works. You store meat
for various clients, yeah? Yeah, they

each get their own individual key, and
then they can come in during business

hours, and they can put meat in or take
meat out.

Like restaurants?

Yeah, right. Most restaurants don't have
enough freezer capacity on site, you

know.

You don't happen to rent the Fog City
Diner, do you?

Yeah. Matter of fact, we do.

Let's look.

They locked their pork chops in here.
This is where they kept those bonds.

Brittany is in protective custody until
your ex -husband is relieved from

questioning.

But you don't have anything on him.

Until we get the bonds back.

Came on me now, Rose.

I need you.

You with me?

Okay, here's the most important question
of the day.

When you and Diana talked, did she ever
talk to you about anyone on the outside

that she might turn to?

Friend, boyfriend, relative, anybody
like that?

She talked about an uncle that she had.
I think he owned a...

Limo company? It sounded kind of shady.

Did he say where?

I think it was the Embarcadero.

Something like that.

Okay.

Hang in there.

Oh, Dee Dee, I owe you big time. Thanks,
baby.

Raymond Barker, known friend, part -time
scumbag. That's his limo company. Grab

Evan. Joe, we're hot.

All right, hang in there.

Hurry.

See the gun?

Nope. He looked clean.

Come here.

I got you.

Come here now. Hurry up, Dad. There's
gas all over the place.

Is the bomb in there?

Not anymore, Bubba.

Hi.

Hi.

You ready to continue our discussion?

Anytime.

Well, I rethought this whole CIA thing.

Really? Yeah, try to pretend you don't
care, okay?

I'm trying.

So I went to see their San Francisco
offices.

Mm -hmm.

And there were a bunch of gray -looking
people sitting there at their desks,

with papers piled all the way to the
ceiling.

Really? Yeah, I already caught them in a
lie about where I'd be located.

The CIA lying?

No, get out of here.

All I ever wanted was for you to realize
that you're going to have so many

choices in your life.

Well, Dad, there is always the
possibility that I signed something

I can't tell you.

I'm trying not to think of that.

Dad, are you really cynical about the
government as you sound?

I'm a guy that likes to put people ahead
of institutions.

Unless, of course, I'm putting them in
institutions.

And that's why I love you.

Goodbye.

Why are you stopping?

Picking something up.

Mommy! Oh, my God, Brittany!

Baby! And dropping something off. Oh,
God, I missed you.

You better get out of here before I
change my mind.

Oh, thank you.

Flo Day, or are you just watching to see
how it's done?

How many people over the years have
escaped your custody, Nash?

Not many.

How many?

You'd have to check with a records
keeper. They don't keep track of stuff

that. Two.

I checked.

Two, huh? Mm -hmm.

I was wondering, you know, with a record
like that, how it is then that a 115

-pound white -collar criminal riding
with you and your cuda on her way back

prison manages to give you the slip.

You were wondering that, huh?

Uh -huh.

Don't you have enough to do already?