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No chance hejust skipped town?

[laughs]: No, no.

And Travers?

Alive and well.

He just left his apartment a few minutes ago.

We need to putthe operation on hold,

at least until we ironout this... wrinkle.

We're past that.

We couldn't stop this now if we wanted to.

This is out of control,

this whole situation.

Do not mistake fluidity for chaos.

There is no jeopardy here.

Just sit tight.

Hm?R.C.:Sit tight?

You pretentiousson of a bitch.

This whole business

has been one sloppymistake after another!

The train crash, Katherine-- Travers knows our names,

for Christ's sake!Travers is under control.

You left us exposed!

Calm down.

Both of you.

[cell phone ringing]

Stop it!

[ringing continues]

[beep]

Yes?

When?

Are they already there?

Good. I'll be over...

20 minutes.

[beep]

I have to go.

[cell phone ringing]It's started.

[ringing continues]

[beep]

What about Travers?

He'll be handled.

Oh, sorry.

Don't be sorry.

Someone tried to kill me last night.

What happened?

Listen, you're in danger here.

Is there someplace else you can go?

[sighs] Uh, I don't know.

Uh, a hotel?

Hotel, that's fine.

Let's get you in a hotel.

I-I found something.

A note from Tom.

What does it say?

Well...

he says he hopes I'll continue

to celebrate ourwedding anniversary.

How'd you celebrate your anniversary?

What'd you do?Nothing.

Most years, we just hada meal and then we...

we watched thesame movie we...

saw togetheron our first date.

What movie?

Meet Me In St. Louis.

Do you have it?Somewhere.

It's probably in storage.

[cell phone rings]We need to find it.

Find that movie.

Hello?

You need to get in here.

Is that safe?

It's the safest place you can be.

Besides, we need you doing your regular job today.

Okay.

Listen, I'm with our friend.

She needs someplace secure-- how about a hotel?

No. No hotel.

I'll take care of her; just get here.

What the hell is going on out there?

Half of Washington is here.

We had a situation.

Several, in fact.

You know my garage on 8th Street?

Mm-hmm.

I need you there in one hour.

I'm not gonna waste your time-- as you've probably gathered,

we have a known Al Qaeda operative

inside the United States, and a tidal wave

of chatter that makes it prettyclear he's not here on vacation.

Kateb, also known as Joseph or Joe Purcell,

crossed the bordertwo days ago in El Paso

using his own passport.

27 years old,

five feet 11, blue eyes,

grew up in New Jersey; he's an American citizen.

We are all hands on deck...

until this boy is in handcuffs

or a body bag.

We are also movingto protocol Delta Four.

So we've got enhanced clearance authorization

and a blank check.

Not to be an alarmist--

this could be Times Square, are we clear?

This could be the Statue of Liber... This could be

Golden Gate Bridge.

Sullivan,

you and Team D are assigned to support TSA,

in case this boy tries to get on an airplane.

Travers, I'm sending you and Grant Test

with the FBI to Harbor Beach,

New Jersey-- setting upa temporary field office there

to interview some of Kateb's friends and family.

Team G, going to be working with NSA.

That's all I have for now.

WILL:Odds are he's gonna dowhatever he's gonna do

at 4:20 p.m.New York time.

Today, tomorrow, the next day...

Exactly. Whothe hell knows?

Why is Spanglerhaving me take Grant?

It's unclear. Do you trust him?

Grant? Yeah.

Yes. Good.

Do you?

Oh, I don't trust anyone.

How are we doingwith our friend?

I'm taking care of her.

Grant, you and I are headed to Harbor Beach, New Jersey.

We are gonna meet some of Kateb's nearest and dearest.

Miles, I need you, Julia, Tanya,put your heads together

and figure out what this guy's up to, okay?

What happenedto your head?

Nothing.

Will Travers?Yes.

I'm Special Agent Madero.

This is Agent Tompkins. FBI.

I'm your...

baby-sitter.

Great. Well, this is Grant Test,and he's going to be

accompanying us, so we'll meet you downstairs in five minutes.My orders are

not to let you out of my sight.

Okay. Well, then you'llhave to look at us

through the window 'cause ourwork here is highly classified.

I'll wait in the hallway.

Thank you.

Miles, you have any thoughts?

[rock music playing]

♪ I've been run down

♪ I've been lied to

♪ And I don't know why

♪ I let that mean woman make me a fool ♪

♪ She took all my money

♪ Wrecked my new car

♪ Now she's with one of my good-time buddies ♪

♪ They're drinking in some crosstown bar ♪

♪ Sometimes I feel

♪ Like I've been tied to the whipping post... ♪

WOMAN: Goody Barn. How can I help you?

Hi. I need, uh, two Hotter Than Hell Dogs,

three Bodacious Beef Burgers,

uh, two large fries, some Chicken Lickin' Fingers,

and a large cherry Coke, and a chocolate milkshake.

[sirens blaring]

Look at this. I shouldn't be here.

You'll be fine.

You should have brought Tanya.

Brought you.

Who are you calling? Lisa?

No.

Grant, it's okay. I'd do the same.

What are you going to tell her?

Not to take the subway, or to leave town or something.

If I lost them...

We're setting up our command center here.

Give me a minute to get you two badges?

[crowd chatter]

You're going to haveto bear with me today.

There's a lot going on, and

I'm not going to have time to explain it all.

You have to follow mecarefully.Okay.

I want you to assume that her home is being monitored.

Monitored?Watched,listened to.

Do not use my name or your name or Will's name.

Try not to frighten her, but she has to come with you.

Yes?

Hi. You must be Katherine.

So if you wanted to go look at that apartment,

we could go anytime.

Wait just a second.

I can go now.

Just let me get my purse.

It doesn't make any sense.You can't start with a tactic.

The target follows the tactic.

It's not the other way around.

The order is to assesspopulation clusters

vulnerable to a single...

But Al Qaeda isn'tafter body count.

You assess whatever clustersyou need to,

but we've gota few thousand pages

of Kateb-related interceptsfrom the past six months.

That's wherethe answer is.That is not the prior.

It's our priority.Our orders are

to work with you to identify vulnerable population centers

that Kateb could hit in the next 72 hours.

Where?

Exactly.

In the United States.

All right, so let's divide it up.

I can do Pacific time zone.

No, we're not doing this.

TANYA: Aren't all of you supposed

to be helping us,not the other way around?

Tanya, I got this.

We're helping each other.

No, you're wasting our time.

Opportunity is nota meaningful criteria.

[sighs]

We have to identifythe objective,

and then, design...

We have to knowwhy Kateb is here

before we can figure out where.

[sighs]

WOMAN: I didn't know he was in Indianesia.

Last time Dad heard from him, he was still in Yemen.

MADERO: How long ago was that?

I don't know. Five, six years.

And there's been no contact since then?

No. I mean, I thought he was probably dead.

Or, like, abducted or something.

He didn't do anything bad, did he?

We just wantto find him.

We thinkhe might be in danger.

I told him not to go over there.

Those people scare me.

You can't smoke in here.

No?

It's a school.

Listen, uh,maybe you can tell us

about Joe's conversion to Islam.

You grew up what? Uh, Lutheran?

We didn't really grow up nothing.

I mean, we weren't, like,

religious, really. Especially Joe.

The Islamic thing

started after 9-1-1.

He joined a group to try and, like, talk to the Muslims.

His friend Maddy lost an unclein the Trade Center,

so they joined together.

To talk to the Muslims?Yes.

So they could get them to stop hating us.

I guess he was good at it.

I mean, that's what everyone said.

What he said.

Finally found something he was really good at.

He was never really good at stuff.

I mean,

not like a total loser, but not like... good.

[distant sirens blaring]

You'll stay here for a while,

until I sort a few things out.

[sighs]

Why am I hiding?

You're not hiding.

You're just staying out of sightfor a little while.

Where's Will?

Will's in New Jersey.

He's doing something for work.

We all work together.

For API?

Yeah.

Do you need a glass of water?

Please.

I just want to know why all this is happening.

[sighs]It's because of

your late husband, I'm afraid.

Tom? You knew Tom?

No, I didn't, but

I'm familiar with the circumstances.

Do you knowRoman history?

Cato was a leader in the Roman senate,

known to be incorruptible, a man of honor.

During the war in Gaul,some of his colleagues

began to fear that Caesarhad grown so powerful,

he might become a dictator.

They ordered himto disband his army.

Caesar refused,

and turned his army southacross the Rubicon River

toward Rome.

Now, for Cato,defeat was inevitable.

But he himself refusedto surrender.

He chose to take his own life

so that those he lovedcould make peace with Caesar

and a life of their own.

[sighs]

Tom killed himself to protect me?

I believe so.

I have to go.

Maggie will stay here with you.

Do not open that doorfor anyone but me.

I'll come back.

[door opens and closes]

MILES:We have no indication

that he had that kind oftraining, that...

Has anyone seen Kale Ingram?

Uh, no, sir.

[sighs]

How's it going?

Uh, we're doingour best, sir.

Can I help?

Well,

sir, there do seem to beconflicting priorities.

Well, I guess notpriorities.

I mean, we-we all wantto stop this guy.

But-But conflictingstrategies.

Go on.

[Miles sighs]

I believe our best hope

is to use the known informationabout Al Qaeda's goals,

and what little we know

about Kateb's history

to quickly hone in on a list of potential targets.

Sensible.

Well, our colleagues

from uptown think thatthis is too slow and unreliable,

and that we should make a topten list of worst case terrorist

scenarios, and then, work that list.

So,

if Kateb picks the 11thworst case scenario,

we're screwed.Yes. , to be fair,

I mean, they're all guesses, but then, some guesses are...

Who's your direct?

Perlmutter.

Get him on the phone, hmm?

[touch tones sounding]

It's Elice.

I need Perlmutter.

Chet? Truxton Spangler.

Yeah. [laughs]

Listen, I'm pretty sure

you have a better use for my top analysts

than having them reworkthe same list you must have made

100 times before.

Good.

Oh, that's... that's what I thought.

[laughs]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

No, I'll-I'll tell them.

Yeah. Mm.

Do what he says, hmm?

[overlapping chatter]

[computers trilling and chirping]

It's been five years since any of us have spoke to Joey,

so, I-I don't have any information.

MAN: There's been no recent contact?

You have some sort of problem with your hearing?

MAN: You said you hadn't spoken to him,

but perhaps you have had other contact.

Look at all this stuff.

How comewe don't have any stuff?

Is this the mother's brother,or the father's?Father's.

I'm not answering any more bullshit questions

unless you tell me what's going on.

Calm down, sir.I am not calming down.

Look, asshole, you'd better call my lawyer

because this is total bull.

Your lawyer's been contacted, sir.

He's on his way, but you're not under investigation here.

We are simply trying to locate your nephew.

Why? We need to speak to him.

Do I look as dumb as you seem to think I am?

Sir, who in your family was Joe closest to?

Does all this strike you as totally disorganized?

Totally.

Mm-hmm.

We-We know this guy.

John Walker Lindh,Omar Hammami, Adam Gadahn.

Smart but troubled teenagerfinds meaning in jihad.

But why does a kid do that

instead of, say, becoming a skinhead,

or an ecoterrorist or a Mari?

Right, or an intelligenceanalyst.

I don't know.

Same be-a-part-of-something-bigger impulse.

I think it's because they're afraid of women.

All men areafraid of women.

[grunting]

[sighing]

No, nothing really.

What about you? You making any progress?

Eh, a little.

Hey, did you see these travel records for Tanaz

that Langley dropped on us?

Whoa, what are you talking about-- the ones

that put her in Sofia with George and Yuri?

No, no, that's old. There's a whole new set.

I guess now that she's de,

they don't mind telling us about he.

This lady must have morefrequent flier miles than God.

Riyadh, Capetown, Montreal.

She ever set foot in the U.S.?

Uh...

yeah, New York, Washington couple of times.

Uh, what's, what'sthe most recent?

Just hold on a second.

Can you seeif these agency guys have

full travel recordsfor Tanaz?

Sure.Thank you.Miles?

Seems like the most recent is, uh, last fall-- September

'09-- New York and D.C.,

maybe a U.N. general assembly meeting or, uh,

Bill Clinton's thing.

Okay, check the list for both.

We need to find out what she was doing here.

Will do.Thank you.

Doubtful, but they're looking.

Why, what are you thinking?

I have a hunch.

Feel like sharing?

No.

Hey, Maggie, it's Will.

Listen, I need you to do me a favor.

It's a pretty big one.

I need you to get something for me.

I can pick it up tonight.

Actually, it has to be right now,

and I can't do it.

I'm with Mrs. Rhumor.

She's safe, but I can't leave her.

Maggie, this is important.

Where, where are you? Whereare you guys, at the safe house?

Yeah.

Okay, she's going to be okay.

Tell her to stay put.

I will meet you back at the office.

Now, let me talk to her.

Um, it's Will.

Hello.

Listen, did you find it-- the tape?

No, not yet.

We need that tape.

Your friends are telling me that I have to stay her.

Well, they're right, you should just stay put, and, uh...

Don't worry about it.

We'll find the tape later, okay?

I'll talk to you later, bye.

I hopehe told you.

I have to go.

Promise me you'll stay here.

Keep the door locked.

I'll be right back.

[door closes]

[knocking at door]

Enter.

This came infrom the Atlas courier.

Ingram?

Back in the building.

I'm surehe's on his way.

♪

[knocking at door]

What?

[door opens]

You wanted to see me.

Come in. Cl... close the door.

[door closes]

40 years in the intelligencebusiness, I...

somehow thought I was

past being surprised.

I couldn't find you...earlier.

My apologies, I was...

No, no.

Please.

I was simply reminded

how profoundly I-I rely on you.

I don't knowhow we'd manage without you.

Nothing to worry about.

API is just as much my home as it is yours.

I don't imagine either one of us leaving

until they carry us out.

[laughing]

Indeed.

How are we progressingdownstairs?

We're working hard.

Is there anything else?

Thank you.

What for?

Everything.

[door closes]

Andy...

Yes.

Hi, I'm Maggie, um,

Will Travers' assistant.

Will Travers,the disappearing historian?

I guess so.

He, uh, he said

he, um, left something here that he wanted me to pick up.

He sent you to get his stuff?

Just a book.

Some military historic thing,

blue cover.

He said he left it by, uh, the bed.

I'll look.

Hey, do you mind if I, uh, use your bathroom?

Go ahead, it's on your right.

[flushes toilet]

It wasn't there.

Oh, really?

[sighs]

Really.Uh...

I'll tell him.

Thanks, I'm sorryif I bothered you.

Hey.

Are you sleeping with him, too?

No.

We just work together.

[indistinct chatter]

This is a waste of time.

I have to get back to API.

I'm readywhen you are.

No, you need to stay.

Neither of you can leave right now.

I don't have anyoneto drive you back.

Find someone; I'll be outside.

We're on.

He was never really my boyfriend,

but we were friends and I always really liked him.

GRANT: What was it about him?

Well, uh,

he was so lost... but not in a sad way,

just confused.

He really wanted the world to make more sense.

He wanted to find his...

It was like he just couldn't figure things out.

And you liked that?

It was sweet, you know, sincere.

We were 16 or 17,

and other boys just wanted to get drunk or fool around,

but Joe was different.

He... he always called me Virginia,

never Ginna like everyone else, so yeah, I liked that.

GRANT:What happened?

I mean,

why didn't you gettogether?

Oh, well, uh...

when he started with the Muslim stuff, things really changed.

Changed how?I don't know, exactly.

Um, he told me that Allah believed in him.

MADERO:Believed in him?

Yeah, he said,

"I believe in Allah and Allah believes in me."

That's what he said.

What do you think he meant?

I think he just wanted someone to tell him

that he was the special too,

that he had a purpose.

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[rustling]

[tape crackling]

[sighs]

Whatever day it is, it'll probably be afternoon,

roughly 4:20 Eastern.

Why?

Because that's what he does.

That's not in anyof the reports.

Yes, it is.You just didn't see it.

I've been very thoroughly briefed.Okay. Youknow what? It's all right.

We've been workingthis for months.

There's-There's no way youcould get caught up this fast.

I'm caught up. I'm just saying it wasn't in the report.

Do you want meto show it to you?

I'd like to seesome supporting evidence

for that kindof suggestion.Tan?

Yeah?

Will you tell him about the 4:20 thin?

Um... Kateb's attacks all take place at 21:20 GMT.

Or 4:20 Eastern.

Like, in New Jersey.

[phone rings, people talking indistinctly]

Hey. Hey.

What happened?

I had to get Will.

You left her?

No. I-I-I'm going back.

No.

Don't bother.

Stay here.

Damn it, Maggie.

You getthe papers?

Yeah.

[labored breathing]

You okay?Uh...

Yeah, yeah.

[seagulls squawking]

Hey. How are you?

Good morning.

[radio plays]

♪ Carry on, my wayward son

♪ There'll be peace when you are done ♪

♪ Lay your weary head to rest

♪ Don't you cry no more

♪ No

[seagull squawks]

[radio continues playing]

♪ Carry on, my wayward...

[people talking indistinctly]

I need everybody out.

Right now.

Now.

Miles, stay. You stay.

Could you guys movequicker, please?!

Tanya, close the door behind you.

Tanaz's travel records? You have them?

Will?

I-- here,here, here.

September 2009.

She arrives in New York on the 15.

Stays for four days.

February 2010?

Washington on the ninth.

They're working together.

Who? Will, what are you talking about?I got him!

I got that son of a bitch.

[dialing]

Donald Bl-- Will?I pulled these records

for you.Kale, it's Will.

WILL [on phone]:Listen to me. Bloom and Tanaz.

They were working together.

Are you calling from the office?

No, no, no. Don't you get it? It's all connected.

All of it.All of it. Bloom.

Tanaz. Kateb.

The crosswords. It's all connected.

It's all the same thing.

What was the Houston problem?

David Hadas's paper on Houston. What was that about?

[door slams]Why?

Bloom was in Houston.

Every time he saw Tanaz,

he came from Houston.

What was David writing about?

Damn it. Oil.

Vulnerabilities in the oil supply.

Uh, import, refining, distribution.

Houston was the bottleneck.

You sink a tanker in Galveston Bay,

block it up for months,

domino effect will cripple the nation.

That's it.

That's where Kateb is headed. Galveston Bay.

Turn on the TV.

What?

ANCHORWOMAN: Reports from Galveston Bay, Texas,

where terrorists appear...Turn on the TV.

...to have attacked and blown upan American oil tanker.

What channel?

Any one of them.

We're getting conflicting reports.

I think we have Mark on the ground there.

Mark, are you there?

MARK: Well, Beth, police have stopped me

about two miles from the scene.

But even from here, I can see smoke billowing into the sky.

BETH: Have you heard any reports from the site itself?

MARK: I've been told the flames are shooting into the air

at least 50 feet, and that thick clouds

of smoke are hindering efforts

to extinguish the conflagration.

Oil is spilling

into the bay as the tanker lists and starts to sink.

BETH: Homeland Security officials in Washington

seem to have been taken completely by surprise.

A severe, or red, terrorist alert has been declared.

Our borders and airports have been closed.

The FBI and Texas state troopersare rushing to the scene.

Of course, the greatest fear is that this is merely the start

of something even worse, a coordinated attack

of some kind, reminiscent of 9/11.

I've just heard that all majorbridges In New York City...

A boat?

All this to sink a boat?

...closed, creating massive traffic jams...

WILL: One-quarter ofAmerica's oil supply

moves through Houston.

Cleaning up this mess is going to block the harbor

for at least three months.

BP just dumped a zillion gallons of oil

into the Gulf, and this is supposed to scare us?

That was just a nosebleed.

This is the jugular.

An aneurysmin the energy system.

Brilliant.

BETH:To sum things up, it appears ourworst nightmare is realized.

The United States is once again under attack.

[door opens]

Sorry, sir.

They're calling from Langley and Fort Meade

and the Pentagon.

That's fine, it's fine.

We can wait a few minutes.

Yes, sir.

[door closes]

[door unlocks]

[sets keys down]

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[stifled sobbing]

[gasps]

[sobs]

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