All language subtitles for Walker s06e12 Small Blessings

Come on, Alec. You're not concentrating.

You've got to see this with your mind's
eye.

See it with my mind's eye. Right.

Now I know what Jimmy feels like all the
time.

It's really quite simple. Let me show
you.

All right. All you have to do is
visualize the target.

Visualizing the dart going from here to
the bullseye.

If you keep that visualization in your
mind, you don't even have to look.

Watch. I'll close my eyes and do it.

Watch.

See?

Now, you do it.

Visualize.

Visualizing the dart going from here to
the bullseye.

Focusing on that bullseye. Seeing it go
into the bullseye. Now, visualize.

Visualize.

What were you visualizing?

All right, now.

Concentrate.

Concentrate. Okay.

Visualize. Okay, you're making me laugh.

Focus. I can't focus.

Now look at that little red dot down
there. Okay. Now see the dark going

into the dot.

You're doing that on purpose.

That's a tame spot.

Well, I'll remedy that.

Now.

Again. You're relentless.

That's right.

I'm not giving up until you hit that
bullseye.

See? See how easy it is?

Nothing to it.

Come on, Lucky.

Find Kathy's teddy bear.

I don't believe it.

He found it again.

That's ten for ten. Way to go, Lucky.

I told you he was going to find it.

You're a good man, Jack Belmont.

All the work you do at the Job Training
Center.

And then coming down here with Lucky,
entertaining these homeless kids, it

really means a lot to them.

I'm glad to help.

The big guy upstairs has been pretty
good to me lately, so I like to show my

appreciation.

Well, we certainly appreciate it.

Will you join us for dinner?

It would be a pleasure.

Now I lay me down to sleep.

I pray the Lord my soul to keep.

And if I die before I wake, I pray the
Lord my soul to take.

And God, I know you've got lots of
things to think about and all, and I

mean to be not grateful or anything.

But Saturday, at the ranch, if you could
maybe help me and Derek find a family,

well, that'd be real life.

Amen.

Isn't this wonderful, Walker?

I mean, some of these kids might find
parents today.

I sure hope so.

Hey, soldier.

Hey. Hi.

Well, I was just telling Walker what a
wonderful idea this was. I mean,

together adults who want to adopt
children with kids who need families.

Miss Cahill. But, you know, we couldn't
have done it without Jack's help.

You did all the work. I didn't do
anything.

Hey, look, they hitched up the wagon.

You know, I have always wanted to go on
Wall Street, right?

Really? Mm -hmm.

But you know, you really should have
some kids with you.

We'll go with you.

You will?

Sure.

I mean, if it's something you really
want to do.

Well, thanks, pal. I appreciate that.

I'll tell you what.

Why don't you kids get on board, and
I'll meet you.

Don't fall.

You know, I think you're going to be
really good.

Amy, you know what we talked about.

Yeah, you're right.

Mr. Belmont, Ranger Walker, Alex Cahill.
I'd like you to meet Danny and Amy

Barnes. Hi. Hi, nice to meet you. Hi,
folks. Hi.

How's it going with Derek and Kathy?

They're really good kids.

But, you know, we were only able to
adopt just the one child. I mean,

financially, we just... We... That's an
important consideration.

Why are they...

Orphans. Their parents were killed in a
car accident.

Poor kids.

Danny.

We can make this work.

We'll talk about it later, okay?

Come on, Danny, let's go!

Okay, kids, I'll be right there.

You kids okay?

I'm so glad you're both okay.

Thank you.

Where do we sign?

In the eyes of a ranger the unsuspecting
stranger had better know the truth

of wrong from right

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

Any long you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the ranger's gonna
be.

Here we are.

It's going to be okay.

Hey, guys. How you doing?

Hello, sir.

Well, now, Derek.

Being polite's real good, but, sir, a
little formal. Why don't you just call

Danny?

Okay, sir.

I mean Danny.

And you can both call me Amy.

And you can both call me Kathy.

Okay, Kathy, it's a deal.

Anybody hungry?

Derek's always hungry.

Come on, let's get something to eat.
Here, let me take that.

Welcome home.

An illegal sweatshop.

We were within days of taking it down.

Fire swept through the building in a
matter of minutes.

Exits bolted shut.

Thirteen women and seven children
killed.

What caused the fire?

Arson. Arson?

Somebody deliberately set that?

Who would do something like that?

Tony Chan.

He and his partners run a network of
sweatshops all over the country. We

they were somehow tipped to the
operation and decided to cut their

underground. They haven't surfaced since
the fire.

Do you think they're in Dallas?

Yeah.

I'm sure they have more locations in the
Metroplex area.

I need your help to take them down.

You know the rules.

If you can't cut it here, maybe America
doesn't want you.

Maybe we should just send you back to
where you came from.

Is that what you want?

No, no.

She's sick.

What'd you say?

She's sick. Look at her. She needs to
see a doctor.

Hey. Hey.

Are you sick?

No, no.

She says she's fine.

Get back to work.

And you, you better just mind your own
business.

Or what?

You don't want to know.

All right, now, run, Derek!

That's it!

That's it, buddy! You got it!

You sure did, pal.

You sure did.

Amy? Yes?

I mean, not right away, but maybe
someday, if things work out.

Mm -hmm?

Would it be okay if I called you Mom?

Yes, Kathy.

That would be very okay.

We don't have to let them treat us like
this.

This is not why we came to America.

We need to demand our rights.

If we stand together, they have to
listen to us.

Goodnight, you guys.

Goodnight.

Goodnight. Goodnight, you two.

Thanks for a fun day.

We'll see you in the morning.

Derek?

Yeah? I think I'm going to like it here.

Go to sleep.

Goodnight.

Where are you going?

Bathroom. Go back to sleep.

I really hate to have to say it, but
we've got to face some financial

here.

I mean, I love her too, but we simply
can't afford to keep both of them.

Yep.

Old Becky has served us well.

But we can't keep both cars.

I'll put the ad in the paper tomorrow.

Okay?

Big kiss.

Jackie. What, Derek?

In order to keep these sweatshops in
operation, they need two things.

A steady supply of workers and an outlet
for their products. Well, if it passes

any indication, they're going to draw
their employees from the Asian and

Hispanic communities.

Yeah, I've contacted Salo Cho and Danny
Cho of Dallas PD.

They may be aware of the situation.

I already did a database search on
companies that do finish up work and

to the major retailers.

Most of them are above board, but I'm
sure there are some that are more in the

bottom line than the human race.

But once you get that list together,
I'll sign you a couple of agents. I'll

you run it down.

But the truth is, Hector and Tony,
they're smart.

If we're going to take them down, we're
going to have to get out into the

street.

Rachel Walker?

What is it, Annie?

The kids.

Derek? They ran away sometime last
night.

I... I, uh... I don't know what
happened.

I thought things were going really well.

Well, don't worry. We'll find him.

And we'll find out what this is all
about.

What do you think?

I'm hungry.

Mean about the clubhouse.

I'm too hungry to think anything about
it.

Can we go get some breakfast?

I'll go and bring something back.

What about me?

You stay here.

No way.

Yeah way.

They're going to be looking for us.

For two of us.

It'll be safer if I go alone.

Why'd we have to run away anyways?

I like Danny and Amy.

I thought you said you were hungry.

I am.

Alright then.

You stay here and keep quiet.

I'll be back as soon as I can.

But I... Just listen.

Before they died, I promised Mom and Dad
that I was going to take care of you.

I'm going to keep that promise, okay?

Okay. But hurry back.

I will.

Thank you.

Hey,

what you doing over there?

Nothing.

Food's free. You ain't got to steal it.

You ain't in here by yourself, are you?

Where your mama at?

He's over there.

Over there?

Over where?

Those guys hurry We

told

you bums we were sick of looking at you
and now we're gonna make an example out

of you What is it boy

Don't hurt us

What are you guys doing?

Leave him alone.

Mind your own business, old man.

These are my friends, so I guess it is
my business.

Okay.

Have it your own.

out, soldier?

Ignorant. Some people think you don't
have any money. You don't have any

You're right.

They ran away?

Sometime last night.

Why?

That's what I want to find out.

And you think they're on the street?

Yeah, I do, soldier.

We'll do everything we can to help find
them.

Thanks. I appreciate it.

Right, boy?

I don't want to be running away.

Why can't we just go back home?

We don't have a home.

But what about Danny and Amy?

Why can't we just go back there?

We just can't.

But I don't like this.

It's going to be okay.

Can you promise?

I promise.

Oh, Maria got a boo.

What do you want?

Take a walk.

her out of here.

This makes you men, huh? This makes you
tough.

Shut up.

And what if I don't?

See, that's exactly your problem.

You don't know when to shut up.

What are they doing?

I told you to mind your own business,
but no, you wouldn't let things go.

You had to go and talk to the others.

Make all this trouble.

Stir things up.

We'll be safe here.

Eric, they found that lady.

We have to go to the police.

No, we can't go to the police.

If we do, they're just going to split us
up. Is that what you want?

No.

All right, then.

Besides, going to the police isn't going
to bring that lady back, is it?

No. But what are we going to do?

What if those men come after us?

They won't.

At least not for a while.

And by then we'll be long gone.

Long gone?

Where?

I've been thinking about that.

We have to go somewhere where nobody
knows us.

Where?

Los Angeles.

I hear they have a lot of work out
there. I can get a job.

Me too.

No, you've got to stay in school.

What about you?

You've got to go to school too.

Too late for me.

Besides, I already know all the
important stuff.

Reading and writing and all.

I'm going to get a job and I'm going to
take good care of us.

Just like I promised Mama before she
died.

Now go to sleep.

Tomorrow's going to be a big day.

Dad?

Yeah?

I love you.

I love you too.

Get some sleep.

Look what I found.

These are them.

That means they're still out there.

Not for long.

Walker, it's been over 24 hours.

Danny, we have a lot of people looking
for them.

I hope they're all right out there.

Alone.

I mean, if something happened to them...
God, what is this happening to us?

Look, why don't you folks go on home?

You know, as soon as we hear something,
we'll call you.

No.

If I have to go home and sit around with
nothing to do, I'll go crazy.

There has to be something we can do.

Okay.

Here's some flyers.

Take them around your neighborhood.

Maybe someone saw something.

Thank you.

Walker. Okay, we'll be right there.

We found the dead woman downtown.

Yvette, come here.

Take a look at this.

Small, fine scars.

From the needle of the sewing machine?

Think it's related to the illegal
sweatshops?

Yeah, I do.

I'll call Doug Foster. Okay.

Hello,

soldier.

Walker, I got frightened.

I told him it was a kid.

No, it's a young woman.

Look, I put the flyers up like ass, and
I sent word out on the street.

But me and the puppy will stay with her,
okay?

Great. Thanks, Coach.

Talk to Doug Foster.

Give him a rundown.

Tell him we fill him in on the rest of
the coroner's office.

Hey, Trivette, do you mind handling
this?

I want to keep looking for the kid. No
problem.

The captain.

Find him, boys.

He's got to be somewhere close.

Hey, ain't you kidding?

Come on, let's go.

Teddy? You must have dropped him last
night.

We've got to go back.

We've got to find him.

We can't. We've got to get on the road.

We can't just leave him.

Mama gave him to me, Derek.

It's the only thing I've left from her.

Teddy!

Lucky! Good work. You found the boy.

Go away.

I mean it, Mr. Don't you leave us alone.

Come on, Derek.

Put that down before someone gets hurt.

Lucky and I are here to help.

Then you're too late.

Hey, who are these guys?

It's those men who killed that lady.

Why don't you just get out of here,
okay?

Leave us alone.

It's too late for that.

I'm not letting you hurt the children.

Hey, just relax.

No one is going to hurt anyone.

Put him in that room.

Excuse me.

Have you seen these kids anywhere?

No. If you do, just give us a call.

Okay.

Hi there.

Have you seen the kids around here
anywhere?

Let's make this look like an accident.

What's going on?

You're in big trouble.

Oh, yeah. I'm real worried.

What are we going to do?

We have to do something.

I'm scared.

Me too. But the important thing is to
stay calm.

Have you seen these kids around here
anywhere?

Sorry, no.

Hey,

Lucky.

Where's Soldier, huh?

The one on the corner.

Yeah, that's the one.

What's that smell?

Smoke.

The building's on fire.

Are we going to die, Mr.

Soldier?

Baby, no.

We're not going to die. I promise we'll
get through this.

No, soldier.

Back this way.

That one was close, Walker. Yeah, too
close.

We've got an address on the sweatshop.

Not only that, we've got witnesses.

They saw them kill that woman.

Let's go take them down.

you're under arrest not today i was
hoping you'd say that

Oh!

Thanks for everything, Mr. Walker.
You're welcome.

Sir? Ma 'am?

I just wanted to say that I'm real sorry
for running away.

It was all my fault.

I think you're real good people.

I just wanted to say that I know you
can't

afford us both.

I promised my mom and dad.

that I was going to take care of Kathy.

And I think the best way to do that
would be if she were to come and live

you.

Well, I'm sorry, son. That's simply
unacceptable.

We're going to take both of you.

Well, none of you at all.

Come here.

Will you stay for lunch?

Thanks, but I've got to get back to
work.

I can.

How lucky you got to get out of here. I
can't take you to work.

Thank you, Ranger Walker.

Thank you, Ranger Walker.

I think you need to sit Mr. Soldier next
to Miss Tina.

Their boyfriend and girlfriend, you
know.

Hey, what about that other car? The
little one.

Becky.

Well, we had to get rid of old Becky.
And it was nice having two cars.

But, uh, well, we simply couldn't afford
to keep both of them.

I think I have some explaining to do.

Come on.

Thank you, Bob.

Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon
you.

And even though you do, he's gonna see.

When you're in Texas, look behind you.

Cause that's where the rangers go.