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They stole my baby!

It was 30 minutes ago, at most, rangers.

The child was in the nursery waiting for her newborn tests.

I turned my back for a few seconds,

and she was gone.

Same MO as last time.

"MO"? This has happened before?

Yes, Houston, Austin and San Antonio.

They did the first job in Dallas last week.

And weren't you notified to be extra careful?

Yes, and we were.

I only looked away a second.

Yeah, Trivette.

Sydney and Gage were just contacted by the kidnappers.

Let's go.

You almost ready over there?

Well, considering this is the fastest sting operation

Walker's ever had us put together,

and I'm not exactly an electronics expert,

yeah, I guess I'm ready.

Show time. All right.

Mr. Drake?

Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth? Yes.

I'm here about the delivery.

Right, right, absolutely.

Right this way. Thank you.

Right here.

$100,000 cash,

just like we agreed. Very good.

Do you have the...? One second.

Bring it in.

Honey, look.

May I hold her? Gladly.

Well...

I cannot tell you how much we appreciate this.

Thank you so much.

Just remember, when we're gone,

you forget all about us.

Right. Okay.

Is she okay?

Yeah, she's fine. All right,

let's go get these knuckleheads.

Gage, you know what? You're a big guy.

I think you can handle them

all by yourself. What?

Who's going to watch the baby?

Uh, yeah, well, okay.

You're unbelievable, you know that?

Excuse me.

Actually, there was one more thing.

You see,

I'm a Texas Ranger, and you're all under arrest.

I'll get the girl.

You're under arrest.

Put them down!

Put them down!

You guys having a good time?

Don't trouble yourselves.

Sit down. You believe that?

He tried to hit me with my glasses on.

Well, this little tyke is fit as a fiddle.

Parents back at the hospital

sure are going to be glad to see her.

Let's go.

You know, you can take those glasses off now.

What are you talking about? I like these.

They make me look kind of... intelligent.

I'm not sure anything could do that.

Come here!

Stop it!

Stop it, please!

You ready to move out now, mister?

Yes, yes! We'll do it! We'll move out!

Just please, stop hitting him, please.

No, we won't!

You can't kick me out!

This is my home!

Oh, really?

Not anymore, my friend.

Leave my daddy alone!

Hello, Tiger.

Hold your kid, all right?

I'm not finished with you yet.

Come here. Daddy! Daddy!

Stop it!

I'm from the Tarrant County DA's office.

Now, let that man go.

The DA's here. You're saved.

I said stop it!

Oh, I stopped, all right.

Sister, I'm going to teach you how to...

Sister, I'm going to teach you

how to mind your own business.

d In the eyes of a ranger d

d The unsuspecting stranger d

d Had better know the truth d

d Of wrong from right d

d 'Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you d

d Any wrong you do he's going to see d

d When you're in Texas, look behind you d

d 'Cause that's where the ranger's going to be. d

Hold it, fella!

Give me the gun, old geezer.

All right... Where would you like it?

Leg?

Belly? Or somewheres in between?

You're going to regret you did this.

No, you're going to regret you did this.

Mrs. Norton, call the police.

You know what I can't understand

is why would Fowler send some thug

to threaten his tenants the day before his own hearing?

You said the hearing tomorrow

is because Fowler wants his building condemned.

It's rent-controlled.

He wants to tear it down

and put up a shopping mall in its place.

Looks to me like Fowler doesn't believe

he's going to win this hearing tomorrow.

So, he's threatening the tenants to get them out of there.

Now I remember why I married you.

Checkmate.

How'd it go?

They won't give up the ringleader.

Walker, we can't get Drake

or any of the others to crack.

I may know a way.

Here's what I want you to do.

Now what?

You ever heard the term "short eyes"?

"Short eyes"? Yeah, yeah, you know,

guys who have a thing for little kids.

What's that got to do with me?

Well, we thought you should know

that guys who get that jacket in prison

don't last very long.

So? I didn't touch any kid.

Oh, we know.

It was a baby. That's sick.

What are you talking about?

I didn't do anything.

Tell that to your cell buddies at Huntsville.

Yeah, I'm sure they'll probably understand.

Understand what?

We're going to leak the information

in that folder to the prison.

Yeah, then what?

Then I wouldn't want to be in your shoes.

You can't do this.

We already did.

Okay, wait, wait.

I'll tell you where they are.

I can't believe they let that man go

after what he did to you and John.

He's out on bail.

He's still going to be prosecuted.

Now, let's concentrate on this hearing.

Do you really think this is going to work, Alex?

Yes, I do.

I sure hope so. Walker.

I'd like you to meet the people

I was telling you about.

This is John Marshfield.

How do you do? His wife, Erin.

Hi. And their son J.J.

Hi, J.J. I'm going to be

a policeman someday.

Well, I'll bet you'll make a good one, too.

Well, let's go in.

Good luck. Thank you.

Yes, Your Honor, I inspected

the Camden Arms six months ago, and it was up to code.

Speculation, Your Honor.

It's been half a year

since this man has even seen the building.

He's got no idea how much it's decayed.

Couldn't have decayed that much.

Says you; Your Honor,

the findings in our independent study

completely disagree with what this man says.

All right.

Enough.

You may step down.

Now, before I rule on the possible

condemnation of this property,

are there any other statements to hear?

If it pleases Your Honor,

the District Attorney's office

has an opinion about this matter.

Step forward.

The DA's office has recorded over 30 complaints

filed by the residents of the Camden Arms

apartments against

Mr. Fowler and his associates.

Objection, Your Honor. Relevance?

Overruled, Mr. Plumb. Go on.

We have found on Mr. Fowler's part,

a pattern of action that seeks to make

the Camden Arms unlivable.

Speculation again.

Overruled again.

Everything from delays on repairs

to physical threats against the tenants.

None of that's been proven.

Yesterday, I went to the Camden Arms

to take depositions for this very hearing.

One of Mr. Fowler's men

assaulted both myself and another tenant,

Mr. John Marshfield.

My office is bringing up criminal charges

against Mr. Fowler on these crimes

and others. Your Honor,

just because some hooligan

uses Mr. Fowler's name

doesn't mean they're working for him.

No, but your client is currently requesting the demolition

of the Camden Arms,

which is where all these complaints originated.

It's his property.

It deserves to come down.

Hmm.

Not from what I've seen

in your independent study, Mr. Plonk,

not from what I've heard in evidence today,

and not until the criminal accusations

facing your client are resolved.

Mr. Fowler, I'm denying your request,

and you are hereby ordered

to cease and desist

all preparation for the demolition

of Camden Arms until this court states otherwise.

Thank you, Your Honor.

It's not over yet. You're right.

It's over when you're in jail where you belong.

All right, the hotel staff says

they're upstairs in the penthouse.

Any babies up there?

No.

Okay, you guys take the elevators.

We'll take the stairwell.

All right.

I just found out

where Drake, Al, and Hilary have been since yesterday.

Where?

Ranger custody.

Grab that cash.

All right, we're moving, now.

Let's go. All right, let's move.

Uh-huh.

Split up.

Hank and Mark, come with me.

This way.

Going somewhere?

Hey!

Texas Rangers!

Ow!

You okay?

Yeah... Two and a half years, $20 million,

and I can't get a bunch of degenerates

off the land.

I need to build it. I'm gonna get

that building torn down.

No idiotic judge is gonna stop me.

What about you, Plonk?

You got any ideas?

You got a big piece of this.

Well, the Camden Arms is pretty old.

And sometimes things happen

to an old building that make it as good as demolished.

City permit or no.

Such as?

Wires break, pipes crack.

Who knows?

Maybe the boiler explodes.

Yeah, that's right.

Accidents happen all the time.

You know what to do.

Hey, here she is, our guest of honor! Alex!

Well, thank you,

but the honor goes to all of you

for being so brave

and standing up to Gordon Fowler.

I think after today's hearing,

he's going to realize

that you're all in your homes to stay,

and there is nothing he can do about it. Right.

That's right. MAN: Yeah.

Well, Walker, you were right.

All the sales records were stashed

in the briefcases.

Now we have the names

and addresses of every

single family that bought a child.

And Child Protective Services says it'll be less

than a day before they're all reunited

with their real parents.

Good.

Yeah, Trivette.

Yeah, he's right here.

Alex.

Hi.

Sure, we can stop by there.

Okay, see you in a few minutes.

Alex wants us to stop by the Camden Arms.

Okay, we'll finish up here and meet you

back at headquarters.

Wait up, Skip.

Skip! Skip!

I know where you're going.

Skip!

Skip.

Skip, where are you?

Hey, kid, come here!

Hey, kid!

Open the door.

Little brat!

Great party. Thanks, John.

You all take care.

All right, we'll see ya.

Okay. Thank you... Wonderful party.

Do you know where J.J. is?

Walker gave him a souvenir.

Oh. I just saw him run out

in the hallway with Skip.

Let me go get him.

No, I'll go get him.

Mom!

Dad!

J.J.?

Mom!

Dad!

Boom.

Alex!

Alex!

Alex?

Alex!

Walker, she's not here.

She's still inside.

What's the status of that gas and electricity? They're all off, sir.

Go tell them to get those people

out of there now.

We don't know how much longer

that building's gonna stay up.

Yes, sir.

Hey, Walker, where you going?

It's too dangerous in there.

My wife's still inside.

You know where?

I think the third floor.

Help! Help!

Get a ladder up there!

Let's go! Help!

I can't down! Please help me!

You guys go get patched up.

Help! Somebody, help me!

We'll find your wife, Walker.

Someone please help me, please!

Help!

Somebody help! Somebody help me, please!

Help!

You all right?

Get him out of here.

You gonna wait?

No one here.

Next flight.

Second floor.

All right.

Over here.

Here?

Yeah.

Oh, we got you.

My wife.

My wife.

Help, please my wife.

I'm okay.

Got her? Yeah.

Okay, here we go... Anything?

Not yet.

We've got two here.

Get them out of here.

I need a back board.

Yes, sir, Lieutenant.

Check the other room.

My son, oh, my son.

We'll find your son, ma'am.

Good job.

Check those tenants.

Right here, lady.

Just take your time.

Take it easy.

That's a good girl.

All right.

Here you go.

Right here. Watch your back.

Hold still.

You're gonna be okay.

Watch it now.

Alex!

Oh... Oh... Let's get her out of here.

All right, all right, everybody back, back, back!

Back, everybody back!

I want my mommy!

Less than half an hour ago,

residents of the Camden Arms Apartments

were rocked by a blast

that devastated lower floors

and put the entire building on the verge of collapse.

Hey, Holt, come over here.

What happened?

It was supposed to collapse.

Well, well, well.

That building's sturdier than I figured.

They don't make 'em like that anymore.

Do you think someone could spot a piece of your device in there?

I put it together with chemicals

that cancel each other out after the blast.

All that's left in there is dust, salt

and a little phosphorus that's practically untraceable.

Practically?

Did anyone spot you?

Just a kid.

But I left him at the bottom, all right?

All right. Let's go.

We're going over there.

I own the building.

If I stay here, someone will think

I'm trying to hide something.

Let's go!

Authorities are still unsure of the cause of the blast,

but right now their main concern isn't how this happened.

It's how to get to the remaining people inside

before the building completely collapses.

J.J.! J.J.!

I-I'll find him.

I'll find him.

This is a mess, huh?

I'm so sorry. Excuse me, ma'am, excuse me.

Are you okay?

What happened?

We haven't found out yet.

Captain, according to the resident list,

we've got 36 accounted for out of 37.

So who's the one missing?

J.J.! J.J.!

Where are you, J.J.?!

My-my only son, my son. I can't find my son.

I've looked everywhere for him.

Oh, my God, he's still inside!

Erin, Erin... Oh, please, you've got to get him out!

Erin, we'll find him.

Oh, God, please let him be alive!

Ma'am, we've checked every apartment up there. He's, uh...

Uh, the-the basement.

He likes to play in the basement.

I'll take a team down there, Captain.

Keep going!

Here we go.

Come on! Let's move!

Hurry! Go, go, go!

Back it up, back it up!

I've got you, buddy.

Captain, it's bad in there.

The ceiling's coming down on us.

All right, close this side off.

Nobody goes back in.

No! No! It's just too dangerous.

Erin... My baby!

You can't go there.

Please, please... no, my baby...

Someone please save my son!

Walker!

Where we headed?

The basement.

This way!

Excuse me.

God.

What happened here?

In the aftermath of the Camden Arms collapse,

32 people have been found alive.

Four residents have died and one...

Eight-year-old J.J. Marshfield... Is unaccounted for.

He's believed to be still inside the building.

This is Karen Borta, reporting from the Camden Arms Apartments.

You've got to go back in there.

It's sealed off, ma'am.

We'll find him. We'll find him.

Need the other two around back.

I couldn't find Walker anywhere.

Yeah, we can't find Trivette, either.

Oh, my God.

The boiler room.

Looks like the explosion started from here.

A boiler exploding wouldn't do this much damage.

He's all we have, and if I lose him...

You're not going to lose him, Erin.

Walker and Trivette are going to find him.

I promise.

Trivette.

White phosphorus.

A bomb?

The dog.

Sounds like the dog's in here.

J.J.!

He's not breathing.

One, two, three, four, five.

One, two, three, four, five.

One, two, three, four, five.

One, two, three, four, five.

Oh, he's breathing.

All right.

He's trapped under this.

Let's try to lift it.

Ready? Go.

Try it again. Ready, go.

Let's find something to move it with.

You know, there's a mini high lift up top.

Captain Perez?

Captain Perez, do you read me?

The signal's blocked.

You go get it. I'll stay with the boy.

I'm gonna take the dog.

Come here, come here.

I want my mommy!

Okay, J.J.

You'll be with your mommy real soon.

Easy, son.

We'll be with her real soon.

Hey!

Skip!

We found your boy.

Yeah, he's fine. He's fine.

His leg's trapped under a beam.

We need a high lift. Okay, go get it.

Walker's with him?

He's okay. Walker's okay.

This was done by a bomb.

A bomb?

I saw that guy

over there leave the building

just before the blast.

The guy in the green shirt.

We'll see what he has to say.

We're going with ya.

Yeah.

Let's go.

Just be calm, Mr. Fowler.

Everything's gonna be okay.

It better be, Ryan.

Mr. Fowler, we'd like a word

with you and your associate here.

Certainly. About what?

About a bomb being planted in this building.

A bomb?

Who would do such a thing?

Someone who stands to profit from it, maybe?

Someone, uh... well, like yourself, really.

Try to prove it.

Hold on a minute.

You guys aren't going anywhere, okay?

Except to jail. That's your new address.

Can you get these...?

Escort these fine gentlemen downtown, will ya?

I saw a man down here.

He locked me in.

What was he doing?

He was putting something on the boiler.

Would you recognize him?

Uh-huh.

He's the one who came to my house

and hit my daddy.

This way!

Oh, my God!

Ranger Walker!

Ranger Trivette!

Jerry!

Oh, no.

Captain, do something.

Captain, we'd like to go inside.

Go on.

Ranger Walker!

Can you hear me?

Come on.

Stairwell's blocked.

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Can you walk?

Yeah... Let's go.

You okay, J.J.?

I can move my leg again.

Hold on.

Okay.

All right.

Captain, we've got a fire on the fifth floor.

If you can hear me,

you've got to get out of that building!

You've got to get out now!

Captain, you can't pull

those men out of there.

If they don't get out now,

they're not getting out.

Ed, take your unit around back

and get an aerial look at that fifth floor...

Come on...

Doc, scan that area and hit it with the foghorn!

Yes, sir.

There they are!

I got him.

The stairwell's blocked.

We can't get back in the basement.

We've got to find another way in there.

Captain.

Now, let me take a ladder.

It's too dangerous.

You've got to let me take a ladder.

d 'Cause the eyes of the ranger are upon you d

d Any wrong you do he's going to see d

d When you're in Texas, look behind you d

d 'Cause that's where the ranger's going to be. d