All language subtitles for S05E04 Infection, Part II

- There she is.
- Ms. Goodwin.

Ms. Goodwin.

In the last 48 hours, we've
treated multiple cases

of necrotizing fasciitis.

- That's flesh-eating bacteria.
- No.

It doesn't eat anything
and it can be caused

by many different bacteria.

But it is fatal?

No, only if it's not treated
in a timely manner.

Listen, there is no need for alarms.

How do we know that?

Well, it only enters the
body through a wound.

Listen, we will update you
when we have more information.

Thank you.

No cuts back here.
Looking good, Hailey.

How 'bout your legs?

I just shaved them this morning.

I'm gonna check 'em
for nicks, all right?

That girl I brought in, Veronica...

She gonna be okay?

Tissue is pale and non-perfused.

Damn!

I can't believe this.

BP's tanking. 70 over 33.

Marty, I need more time.

I'm maxed out on pressure.
She's in septic shock.

If we don't get her off the
table, we're gonna lose her.

Yeah, well, she'll die
in ICU if we don't get

this dead tissue off, so
give me five minutes.

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What happened here?

I don't know, probably a bit
of hangnail or something.

Is that a problem?

- She's in V-fib.
- No pulse.

Start CPR and push epi.

Maggie, get the paddles.

Paddles.

- Charge?
- Charge.

Clear.

Still no pulse.

Okay, one more of epi. Charge again.

- Charge.
- Clear.

Clear.

She's asystolic.

She's gone.

Okay, stop compressions.

Time of death, 10:38.

- I'm Dr. Ethan Choi.
- Where are we headed?

- Follow me.
- Okay.

Ms. Goodwin, Dr. Danover, CDC.

- Ms. Goodwin.
- Ah, yes.

Welcome to Chicago Med.

We have expedited a
response team so we...

Hi, Andrea.

Will Halstead.

You two know each other?

Dr. Danover and I were bio
majors together in undergrad.

- It's good to see you, Will.
- You too.

Wish it were better circumstances.

You tell us what you need
and we'll assist you

in any way we can.

Our goals are containment
and treatment.

First, we need to isolate where and how

victims are getting infected,

then we need to determine
a path to treatment

that will prevent death and eliminate

the threat of infection.

All right, you have free
rein over our facilities.

Dr. Halstead, do you
mind acting as liaison

to assure all of her needs are met?

Sure, we've collected some
soft tissue samples already.

Great.

I understand you've already
ID'd a sixth victim?

Yes, Veronica Song.

She worked in the lab.

I'll need to speak with her
as soon as possible...

I'm sorry. We just lost her.

Ambo 61, man down, unknown causes.

45 South Fairfield, Apartment 12.

Did your call just say
45 South Fairfield?

Apartment 12.

We just got one for Apartment 10.

Could be a duplicate.

We got one for apartment 15.

Fire department.

- Drop 2 milligrams of Racet.
- On it.

What the hell is going on here?

Ah, Dr. Halstead.

I just spoke to Sharon.

She says the only way to get this thing

is from an open wound?

But we just got five
cases on a single floor,

so how is that possible?

Clearly there are other
modes of transmission.

Yeah, maybe... maybe an insect
vector... tick, mosquito.

Or it could be physical contact.

People shaking hands,

touching their eyes,
touching their mouths.

Oh, my God, you don't know.

Heads-up, Chief.

Coming through.

I've never seen a staph
this aggressive before.

Look, my people are out there
dealing with this thing.

I want to know that they are safe.

So I need more than guesswork.

We have to treat that building
like it's Ground Zero.

Excuse me. Let me get to my vehicle.

Thank you. I have nothing for you.

I have nothing for you.

Ms. Goodwin, we've gotten the go-ahead

to evacuate the apartment building.

I want every resident
transferred to quarantine.

Okay, I'll coordinate with Fire, CPD,

and we'll quarantine the patients here.

And I'm gonna an extra set of hands.

- Dr. Choi?
- Of course.

Once the building's clear, we'll see

if we can locate the
source of the infection.

Okay.

- Sharon?
- Yeah.

Brett says that there might
be upwards of 30 patients.

There's not enough room in the
ED to quarantine that many.

You're right.

April, let's set up the
tents in the old wing.

Got it.

We?re dealing with an
infectious disease.

Three more people are dead, Maggie.

Sharon, if you're concerned

about me being
immunocompromised, don't be.

- Maggie, you're going home.
- But I can...

Don't fight me on this.

No, no, no, I've got a
meeting I've gotta get to.

I'm sorry, sir, afraid
you'll have to reschedule.

How long is this going to take?

We'll get you back home
as soon as possible.

Uh, hey. Need any help?

Excuse me?

Dennis Quan. I'm trained
to be a fireman.

I passed the EMTV test last week.

I'm scheduled to start at
the academy next month.

- You live here?
- Yeah.

- I know the terrain.
- I appreciate the spirit, Dennis,

but we need you to remain
a civilian for now.

- Gotta get you in quarantine.
- Whatever you say.

Manager says there's a holdout.

Sharlene Hughes. You
should check on her.

Let's go.

Ms. Hughes?

Sharlene?

You sure she's in there?

Yeah, she never goes out.

Open the door, please.

You have no right to come in here.

Ms. Hughes, you're at risk
for having come in contact

with a dangerous bacteria
and you need to be examined

by medical professionals.

No, you keep away from me.

I'm sorry, ma'am, but the
officer will remove you

forcefully if you do not comply.

Hailey.

Hey.

Did you finish interviewing
the lab personnel yet?

Yeah, no red flags. We're
checking on alibis.

What about people that
had access to the lab?

Vendors, security
guards, cleaning staff.

The lab keeps an
electronic visitor log-in,

so we're just going through it.

Right this way, people,
please find a tent.

Aw, man.

All right, I'm gonna
get back to the case,

but the second I hear
anything, I'll report back.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

They did this on purpose.

- They're lying.
- Ma'am.

Please, people here are
just trying to help us.

No they're not, it's the same
they did with Lyme disease.

And what did they do, Sharlene?

Who are you? How do you know my name?

I'm Dr. Charles.

And I know your name because
the manager of your building

gave it to me.

The CIA, they're behind this.

How... how so? How's that work?

It's a biological weapon.

Just like Lyme disease and AIDS.

They sprayed it all over the building.

And why... why are they doing that?

You know. We're the guinea pigs.

You're gonna watch

and see how long it
takes us to get sick.

Oh, I see.

You know, that's a terrifying thought,

I can see why you're so upset.

I need to get out of here.

Look, Sharlene, I know that
we don't know each other.

But I can see that you're
angry and you're scared,

and I'd like to help you.

You just wanna drug me.
I won't let you.

Can I help you, son?

Uh, yeah, um.

I think I might have some information

that might be helpful.

So this guy goes to an interview

for a babysitting job,

and today he recognizes
the woman he talked to

from the news.

She's the Jane Doe with the
baby who died from the bug.

They just moved here from Utah.

Okay.

While she's interviewing him,

she gets in a beef
with an exterminator.

She doesn't want him
spraying near the apartment

because it's toxic and she has a baby.

Guess where she lived.

45 South Fairfield?

Ground zero.

Hi.

Hi.

I'm Hailey.

Amanda.

How'd you wind up here, Amanda?

I live in the building where
people got that disease

they're talking about.

Where are your folks?

It's just me and Grandma.

She was out. They're looking for her.

She's at the River Casinos.

How old are you?

I'll be 15 in January.

Ninth grade.

It's a tough year.

Not for you, I bet.

For anyone.

All right, so all of our victims

have come from one or two places:

the CCU lab or this apartment building.

And there's some mystery bug sprayer.

- So when was this?
- This was yesterday morning.

Well, it definitely
wasn't Stuart Anderson.

I mean, he was dying
in his hospital bed.

On top of that, the OCD
techs ran the source code

behind the threatening messages
on the college server.

Anderson's IP address was spoofed.

Somebody made it look like the
threats came from Anderson.

All right, so that's
gotta be our offender

- just covering his tracks.
- Hey, look,

this guy had access to the CCU lab.

He steals the bacteria
then burns the lab down

to destroy any evidence.

So let's track where he bought
his bug spraying equipment.

And I want a full rundown
on South Fairfield.

We're gonna nail this son of a bitch

before he infects more people.

So when we did your
initial intake, Amanda,

we didn't find any cuts or bruises.

How are you feeling now?

Okay.

Any pain or numbness?
Does anything hurt?

No.

All right, well, I'm glad to hear that

because everything looks good.

I'll be back to check on
you again later, okay?

How about you, Hailey?
How are you doing?

I'm okay. How are you?

I should have asked you earlier.

I heard you got knocked
on the head pretty bad.

- Doing fine, thanks.
- Okay.

- You guys hang in there, okay?
- Thanks.

That was good news.

Yeah, I guess.

So, when did you know you
wanted to be a police officer?

Um...

There's a sergeant. Her
name's Trudy Platt.

When I was 12, this guy
robbed my dad's restaurant.

He pistol whipped my dad,
stuck a gun in my face.

And they took me down to
the police department

and I got to watch the most
badass woman in the world

doing her thing.

She commanded the room.
Talked to officers and perps

both like she was the boss
of everything and everyone.

And I wanted to be like her.

And now you are.

Not even close.

But I keep trying.

Make sure to swab all
handrails and doorknobs.

Again, we are checking anywhere

people might put their hands.

If this bug is more communicable

than other strains of staph...

It could explain why so many
people are getting infected.

Oh, I just got word from my brother.

They think someone may
be spreading this

with a bug sprayer.

Bug sprayer?

Just found something in the furnace.

Think you can take
anything off of that?

Let's hope.

Then this is no outbreak.

It's an act of terrorism.

Bacteria in the nozzle,

the same staph we found in the victims.

Okay.

So now we start combining antibiotics

to extend the spectrum of activity

and stave off resistance.

Uh, if I remember my microbiology,

some drugs attack the cell
walls, some the DNA inside.

Therefore we have to hit the infection

from multiple directions.

Now there's the Will I
remember from undergrad.

And had a crush on.

Me?

Why are men so obtuse?

You ever marry?

I came close, but no. You?

In the middle of a very ugly divorce.

You know, you're lucky you're single.

It's less complicated.

Oh, my God.

Whoa, it did not look like
that a few hours ago.

I have never seen anything like this.

I-it's reproducing so quickly.

It's unbelievable.

We need the people from
the university lab.

Maybe they'll have some
idea how to deal with this.

Look, we still haven't
even ID'd the suspect,

let alone found the connection
to 45 South Fairfield.

So I need to interview the
tenants of that building

and see if they know anything.

Well, they're in quarantine,
and we can't release them

until we're sure that they
haven't been infected

and that they're not contagious.

So I'll interview them in quarantine.

Hank, I mean, at this point
a number of these people

are, emotionally, extremely fragile,

and I got one woman who
might even be psychotic.

She's definitely suffering
from paranoid delusions.

All right, well, you're a doctor.

Give 'em some drugs, sedate 'em.

I can't do that without
their permission.

And none of them, at this point anyway,

are a danger to themself or others.

Dr. Charles, there is someone out there

who targeted that building
with weaponized bacteria.

The key to why may well
be within that group.

Now you tell me some of these
people are emotionally fragile.

So, Dan, then come with me.

Keep 'em calm, but I
have to talk to 'em.

Upton.

Hey, Sarge.

Hailey.

How you feel? Yeah?

Feel like I should be doing something.

I can arrange that.

Do you have any
connection to the CCU lab

or know anyone in the
building who might?

No, I don't.

Yesterday, did you see an exterminator?

A man spraying for bugs.

Oh, for God's sakes.

When are they gonna let
us out of this place?

If you're asymptomatic
and your throat culture

comes back negative, you can leave.

In the meantime, I would
really appreciate it

if you try and answer the
detective's questions.

So, exterminator.

Yeah, he was wearing this meth suit.

Did you see where he was spraying?

Down the hall.

We have an ant problem so
I thought that was why.

Can you describe him?

Race, height.

Definitely white. I could see his face

around his mask.

He was on the tall
side, about six feet.

Anything else you can
tell us about him?

No.

Thanks for your time.

So, look, I'd like to take
another crack at Sharlene,

but I wanna do it alone, okay?
Give me five minutes.

Dr. Danover.

Bruno Geller, Central
Chicago University.

David Seldon, Heather
Holcomb, microbiologists.

- Hi.
- Dr. Halstead, Chicago Med.

Thank you for coming.
We hope you can help.

Do you recognize this staph?

Oh, my God. David?

That's E-87. But that's changed.

How in God's name did this get out?

Well, you tell us... what
was your level of security?

The highest, level four.

There's no way that
could've gotten out.

Yeah, well, it did.

But why were you even culturing
something so dangerous?

- For research.
- Research for?

We're working to develop antibiotics

to help this kind of
resistant bacteria.

Did you have any luck finding anything?

Actually, we might have
been quite close, but...

All our data was destroyed in the fire.

Yeah.

Incredible.

Well, Dr. Seldon, Dr. Holcomb,

you have experience working
with this bacterium.

Would you assist us?

Well, now, hold on,
but that research...

Well, whatever remains is proprietary.

The university can't just hand
over intellectual property...

People are dying and you're
worried about your bottom line?

- No, that's not what I was...
- We will help.

Of course we will help.

At the very least, I can
help you to rule out

the antibiotic combinations
I know to be ineffective.

Great. Let's get to work.

Marty, I need that epi.

1 milligram, it's in.

Paddles, 200.

Clear!

- She's still in V-fib.
- Damn, again.

Charge.

Come on, Lynn. Don't leave us now.

Epi's in.

Clear.

Damn it.

Asystole. Another round?

No, we lost her.

Stop compressions.

Lynn Messick... time of death 13:42.

Has the family arrived yet?

Not yet.

Okay, I'm gonna put
on some fresh scrubs

and get something to eat.

Find me when they're here.

All right.

Hey, they need you in Baghdad.

How long will it take your team
to turn over the hybrid OR?

Thirty minutes. Today
we're doing it in ten.

Good, so you'll be ready for it.

- Another one?
- Yeah, another one.

Gloves.

It turns out that you
were absolutely right.

Your building was deliberately
infected with bacteria

that was very likely
genetically altered.

By the CIA.

They have secret labs everywhere,

but you know all about that.

You know, I wish I could convince you

that I don't actually know
all about that but...

You're not gonna drug me.

Hey, that's... that's fine,
that's your choice, but...

Sharlene, tell me, how'd
you figure it out?

I mean, this person who was
spraying your building,

how did you know that he was CIA?

You're just playing games with me.

You're trying to trick me?

Sharlene, I'm just trying to
figure out what happened here.

I promise you.

I'm not blind. I see everything.

From my window, everything. The
drones with their cameras,

the helicopters...

Yeah, but the guy that was
actually doing the spraying,

how did you know he was CIA?

He wasn't a real exterminator.

He didn't even have a van,
just a little blue truck.

It was so obvious.

I see, and what kind of truck
does the CIA prefer these days,

like, what make?

They change it all the time
so it isn't suspicious.

Well, can you remember
what kind this one was?

A blue one. The one
with the silver circle.

The silver circle.

Somebody help me.

I need a doctor. Help me!

- April!
- Somebody help.

Let me get a wheelchair!

I thought it was a bruise
and it's just gotten worse

and it's getting black.

Okay, we're gonna take you to surgery.

Somebody help. Look, look, help!

Look at it!

Sit down, cover it up.

Let's go.

That's Mr. Quan.

He lives next door to me and
Grandma and he's got it.

Okay, we don't know what his
exposure to the bacteria was,

how strong his immune system is.

Gotta be stronger than mine.

I mean, he's always working out.

Amanda, stop. Hey, hey, hey, calm down.

Look at me.

Breathe.

You gotta think good thoughts.

All right, Dr. Charles
pulled some information

off one of the tenants.

I don't know how reliable it
is, but according to her,

the vehicle in question
is a blue pickup

with a silver circle logo.

Okay, so that's gotta be
either a Toyota or a Nissan,

nothing domestic.

Well, I got Burgess
dumping all the pods

outside the building,
running it through

the Secretary of State
and Chris System.

All right, I'll get
with Ruzek and Atwater.

We'll go through truck
rental companies.

- Beautiful.
- Okay.

I understand your concerns, I do,

but let's take this one
step at a time, okay?

You're in good hands here, all right?

Okay, Mr. Quan, I'll
be back, all right?

Hang tight.

How's Mr. Quan?

Meds are helping him stay calm,

but he's scared... rightfully so.

Did he tell you he wants
to be a firefighter?

Yeah.

So if he loses his arm...

Not gonna think about that right now.

- You should get scrubbed.
- I'll be right there.

Okay.

Trimming the layer of
fat and soft tissue

from the infected area.

You nasty bug.

Where did you come from?

Come on, Quan, show me the good stuff.

- Is it still spreading?
- Always.

You're in deep, you son of a bitch.

Let's go, show me some blood flow.

Come on.

Damn it.

None of the muscle's alive.

You're down to the bone.

Mm-hmm.

You can't save his arm, can you?

No.

I made him believe it
was gonna be okay.

Hey, there's nothing
wrong with pushing hope.

I would have done the same thing.

Give me the saw.

When you spoke to us earlier today,

you said we had nothing to worry about.

We didn't have all the
information that we have now.

The key is to be mindful
of hygiene and sanitation.

"Wash our hands," that's
the best you can do?

That was our own Jim
Meyers with Sharon Goodwin

from Gaffney Chicago Medical Center.

Truly horrifying...

Flesh-eating terror.

That won't cause a panic.

I spoke to them for over ten minutes,

gave them facts, precautions,
but all they show

are ten seconds edited to sell fear.

Well, what do you expect?

Nine people have died, Daniel.

I expected that maybe this time,

they'd take the high road.

Goodwin.

You saw them take him away.

We gotta get outta here or
we're gonna get sick, too.

- Listen to her, she's right.
- Yeah.

Sharlene, I need you to
stop yelling, okay, please.

You're the problem.

Let me outta here. Let me out.

Let me out!

Let me out.

Let me out. Everyone, please be calm.

The lab is analyzing your
cultures as fast as they can,

and as soon as the results are in,

we'll start letting people go.

- Let me out!
- I'm scared.

Amanda, I'm not gonna let
anything happen to you.

You stay focused on me, okay?

You can't keep us here!

It's not right!

- Sharlene, I need you to stop.
- Let me out!

If you don't stop, I'm gonna
have to medicate you,

all right?

Let me out. Let me out.

Five of Haldol IM number 7, right now.

No!

Let's get outta here. Come on!

Run, everybody, run.

You're making a big mistake.

You're endangering
yourselves and the public.

Maybe we should go, too.

No, we stay put.

We're safe here, I promise you.

No more questions, no more.

You guys have been
misquoting me anyway.

- Ms. Goodwin!
- Yeah?

We were able to round up
most of the escapees,

but Sharlene Hughes and a few
others are still out there.

- I got names and descriptions...
- Kevin,

you've got to find them.

If they are active carriers,

they're putting themselves
and this city at risk.

- I got you; we'll find them.
- OK.

Thank you.

You can't do this. What
gives you the right?

No skin to skin contact,
five feet apart.

I want more food, blankets,
water down here right away.

- These people are exhausted.
- Yes, sir, right on it.

You took my arm.

Yeah, sorry.

But we did everything we could.

The infection was just too deep.

What am I gonna do now?

Well, we have occupational therapists,

and I'll send one up to talk to you.

Look, we saved a good
part of your upper arm.

All right, and when you heal,
we can talk about a prosthesis.

Mr. Quan, you are clearly a man

with a lot of focus and determination.

Now, I'm certain you're
gonna find another place

to put that drive.

Okay.

Now, I'll come back and check on you.

- Dr. Marcel.
- Nurse Sexton.

Bet you won't mind
when this day is over.

You don't have to do that.

Live life lightly, Nurse Sexton.

Life live lightly.

Ms. Goodwin.

John Sorenstein from
the mayor's office.

You let 30 infected
people escape quarantine.

I expect you not to make things
worse than they already are.

Have you made any progress
on finding a cure?

We're devoting all of our resources...

So no progress.

You are the public face of this crisis.

Everyone's gonna be looking
to you for assurances.

For God's sake, give them
something, anything.

Tell them we'll be toasting
to a cure at Oktoberfest.

You need to cancel Oktoberfest.

Are you joking?

This is one of the biggest
weekends of the year.

We're not canceling anything.

That's your call, but
I'm not gonna lie.

This city is on the
verge of a meltdown,

and if that happens,

people are going to be
looking to assign blame.

I'm gonna make damn sure

nobody's pointing a
finger at the mayor.

Yeah, well, blame is the
least of my concerns,

but then again, I'm not a politician.

People are dying, sir.

And you're wasting my time.

Hailey, good news, your
observation has been cleared,

and your cultures came
back free of infection.

What about Amanda?

I don't know yet, her cultures
are still incubating.

I'll sit with Amanda.

Thank you.

Amanda, you're gonna be
okay too, all right?

Look, I'm proof that
not everyone in here

contracted the bacteria.

I had my hand covered in it.
Ample opportunity to get it.

You know what. I gotta go back to work.

But Dr. Manning's gonna take my place.

Okay.

Could you see if they found my grandma?

Yeah, I'll check.

Remember, only good thoughts, okay?

So, Amanda, what are you into?

YouTube clips, memes, give it to me.

Amanda?

What's wrong?

My leg, it feels weird
here, kind of, like, numb.

All right, let me see.

When did the sensation start?

I-I don't know, a few minutes ago?

Come on, let's get you upstairs

and see what's going on
with that leg, okay?

Ah, there she is. You all right?

Flesh-eating bacteria free.

- Glad you're okay.
- Thanks.

Then you're okay to work?

- Yeah, all set.
- Good.

- We got something, guys.
- All right.

I got a blue pickup truck,

two blocks away from the apartment,

right in our timeframe,
and check this out.

HAZMAT suit.

License plate?

Okay.

LEADS has the vehicle registered

to Mersh Equipment Vehicle and Rental.

You and Ruzek, let's go.

Looks like the bacteria's
sensitive to the Vanc.

Great.

No, it's not.

Damn it.

The Vancomycin is only bacteriostatic.

It's slowing the infection,

but it's not actually killing it.

We need something that
works stronger and faster.

Try gentamacin then? Dose it higher?

Yeah.

Let's do it.

How are you doing, Amanda?
You all right in there?

I'm trying.

All right, we're almost
done here, okay?

Image is up.

Ugh, there it is.

Air and fluid in the deep fascia.

- Yeah.
- Ow!

Doctor Manning!

- You all right?
- It really hurts.

I feel something moving.

All right, just take
a deep breath, okay?

Keep breathing.

We'll take a look, okay?

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

Call the OR and tell them
we're on our way up,

and get me an isolation gurney, now.

It's okay, we're gonna take
care of this, all right?

Just keep breathing.

Am I gonna die?

No, you're not. We
caught this very early.

Dr. Marcel's gonna fix your leg.

- Amanda?
- Hailey?

I'm right here. I just heard.

Let's go.

Everything's gonna be okay.

Oh, thanks.

What's up, Dalton?

Uh, the sky.

Okay, let me tell you, we're
not in the mood for that.

What do you need?

Blue Nissan pickup, Wisconsin
license plate, WXT-221.

We need a list of who rented
it in the last two weeks.

- Okay, y'all have a warrant, or...
- Dalton, listen.

We don't have time for
this, pal, all right?

We're working an infection case,

it's already killed a
half dozen people,

so we need you to focus,

we need you to answer our questions.

Blue Nissan.

Yeah.

Yeah, pickup's only been rented once.

Uh, I got a name, but it's Mike Smith,

and he paid cash, so...

When?

Uh, three days ago.

Okay, let's try a little harder, okay?

What time? Morning, afternoon, when?

Yeah, yeah, afternoon.

It was right before I ate my lunch.

I take my break at 2:00, so
it was right around then.

Great, what did he look like?

Oh, white guy, um, yea
big, kinda his height.

I think he had a blue hat.

Is there a video?

Yeah, yeah, but it's hosted off-site,

so the security company's gonna have to

Dropbox you the footage.

Call them, we want footage
for the entire day.

Right on.

- Now, Dalton.
- Yep, you got it.

An as yet undisclosed
number of patients

who fled quarantine remain at large.

Authorities are working
diligently to track them down.

It's wall-to-wall
coverage with this now.

Yep, Cindy called, they're
closing Luke's school.

Seems that somebody
over at that building

happens to be a janitor over there,

and now a bunch of the
parents are demanding

that the entire place get disinfected.

Guys, this is that restaurant
up the street we go to,

Garcia's Hacienda.

Also reporting a surge in requests

- for broad-spectrum antibiotics.
- _

What the hell?

It's one of those conspiracy sites.

It's trending on Twitter.

What's it say?

That the outbreak is

some kind of MS-13 El Salvadoran plot

to get revenge on America.

Mama Garcia must be somehow involved

because her food truck was
over in Soldier Field,

and her restaurant is
only a half a block

from the quarantined
apartment buildings.

It's ridiculous.

Mama Garcia's pretty much the
sweetest lady in Chicago.

Those who must commute via train or bus

are wearing store-bought
protective gear.

It's the kind of news
that gets people killed.

Pleading with the
public to remain calm.

In the next hour, we'll be
speaking with a representative

from the CDC who will
give us a status report

on their research progress.

Truck 81, public disturbance.

That's a blue hat right before 2:00.

Got it.

I know this guy. He
works at the CCU lab.

Oh, say, Heather, why don't
you join the others?

Get a bite.

Yeah. I could use it.

Bring you something?

No, no, I'm good. Thanks.

What are you doing?

I'm sorry?

You're destroying our work.

Oh, no, no, these were
contaminated samples.

You know what, you need
to stay right here.

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