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- Cabrera, what's the status?

- Surveillance is up
and operators are in position.

- Any chatter on local
police channels?

- None.

- Any abnormal activity
on the site?

- Haibach and Villareal
have been monitoring

the building all morning.

They've reported nothing.

We're clear to proceed
if you are.

- We're a go.
- All right, let's go.

- All right, Des, CCTV feeds
inside the building are up.

Langley's given us
the green light.

- Copy that.

- Remember what we're
fighting for here.

These passport papers
are the key to finding Tal.

So be safe, but no mistakes.

- Understood.
- I'm going in now.

- All right.

Looks like we've got
four guards total.

You just passed one.

There another one
the ground level

at the end of the hall.

Upstairs you have
two on your right.

- Sarah, push in on four.

- Da.

- Files are in aisle six,
fourth row from the bottom,

ID number 17143.

Great.
Let's go.

- Stay calm.

- You've been made.
- Get out. Get out now.

- Give me cameras
on the first floor.

I want to find the other
two guards now.

- You have one guard
in front of you,

one to your left.

- Des, are you hit?

- No.
- Can you get out?

- I don't know.

- Go now.

- Des, are you out?

Did she get out?

Haibach, stand by
to get the case.

Des, do you read anything?
Des, are you out?

- This is Villareal.
- I'm in the van.

We're leaving the site now.

- Do you have the papers
with you?

- Sitting in my lap.

- Good.
- Good work. Good work.

We're gonna work on
your extraction plan

and we'll have you home
in 24 hours.

- Well done.
- Looking forward to it, ma'am.

- Congratulations, Erica.
- Yeah.

- Those passport documents are
the key to Tal's inner circle.

- This is a huge win
for the agency.

We got him.
Well done.

- Yeah.
- Good job, guys.

- Keep it up.
- Let's get them home.

- Morning.
- Good morning.

- What are you eating
for breakfast?

- An energy bar.

- That's a candy bar
in gym clothes.

- You should eat eggs.
- Why don't you make me some?

- I'll learn how
to cook them tomorrow.

Come on, let's go.
We're late.

Hurry up and I'll let you drive.

- Really?
- No.

- Mom.
- Someday.

Not my car.
Let's go.

- Are you sure you
can't pick me up?

- Why do you want me
to pick you up?

- Because when dad does it
he gets there, like,

half an hour early.

- So?
- So, he watches me play.

And then on the way home
he tells me, like,

every little thing I did wrong.

- Well, I'm sure he's
just trying to help.

- I know, but he doesn't really
know what he's talking about.

- He played high school sports.

- He played golf, Mom.
- It doesn't count.

- Closing the embassy in Yemen
will force CIA

to drastically reduce
its operations there.

- Houthi rebels are threatening
to take over the government.

We don't have a choice, Erica.

- Then neither does CIA.

I'm leaving now.
State Department's not budging.

No, I have to be on the Hill

with the House Intelligence
Committee at noon.

Also, would you confirm that
Cabrera's monitoring

Haibach and Villareal's
extraction?

I want no complications there.
Understood?

- Erica?
- Erica!

- You left your phone.
- Oh.

- I had to answer it.
- The school called.

Hannah didn't show up today.

- I dropped her off.

- Hello, Erica.

I'm watching your daughter.

- Tal?

- She is a beautiful girl.

- You should be very proud.

I want their names.

The four CIA operatives
who stopped those bombings.

- Don't hurt her.

- That isn't my decision
to make.

It's yours.

It's up to you whether your
daughter dies today or not.

- It's a simple choice...
- Can we talk?

- It's your daughter's life
or theirs.

- Wait, wait!

- Five,

- four...
- Just stop counting!

- Three, two, one.

- Steven Haibach, Brian Lanich,

Desiree Villareal,
Laine Heffron!

- Thank you.

- Tal!
- Tal!

Tal!

Tal!

- Hi, this is Hannah.
- Leave me a message.

- Hi, this is Hannah.

- Hannah?

Hannah?

Hannah, are you in here?

Hannah?

- What do you want?

- I'm looking for my daughter.

Have you seen her?

- You're not supposed
to be in here.

- Have you seen her?
- I ain't seen nothing.

- Her phone is here.
- Why is her phone here?

- Look like I got a phone?

- My daughter is missing.
- She's 13.

She has a pink backpack.
Have you seen her?

I'm looking for my daughter.
Have you seen her?

Thank you.

Have you seen this girl?

Excuse me.
My daughter is missing.

She has light brown hair.
She's 13 years old.

Have you seen her?

- Was she wearing
a pink backpack?

- Yes, where is she?

- I don't know,
but she was sitting

on that bench over there.

- Do you know where she went?
- She left.

- With the police.
- What?

- Two officers took her
and drove away.

- Thank you.

- Bethesda Police Department.
- How may I direct your call?

- My daughter was picked up
by two police officers

at Virginia Park.

- Can you tell me exactly
what happened?

- My daughter is missing.

Someone told me that she was
picked up by two

police officers.
I need to know where she is.

- Did you get the names
of the officers?

- No.

- Okay, let me check
with our units.

Please hold.

- Ma'am, are you there?
- Yes, yes.

- What park did you say it was?

- Virginia Park!
- Third Street.

It couldn't have been more
than ten minutes ago.

- I'm sorry but there's no
record of any of our officers

- picking up a minor.
- That's impossible.

- Check again.
- I did.

- Check again!

- I did, ma'am.

None of our officers
have your daughter.

What's her name?

I can file a missing
persons report

and issue an Amber Alert.

- He has her.
- What?

Who has her?

- It's Shepherd.
- Erica, where have you been?

Been trying to
get a hold of you.

- What is it?
- It's Haibach and Villareal.

They picked up
suspicious activity

outside the safe house.

I think they might
be in trouble.

Have you heard anything?

Erica, have you heard anything?

- No.
- Are you sure?

No you have any reason
to believe

they might be compromised?

- No.

- How do you want to proceed?

- Pull them out.
- Pull them out now.

Down!

Oh, down! Down!

Down!

Go, go, go, go, go, go!

- What's going on?
- They're not responding.

- Who?
- Villareal and Haibach.

We gave them instructions
to leave the safe house,

but they haven't checked in.

- Did you try their cell?

- Yeah.
- What about the sat phone?

- I tried both.
- No answer.

- Contact our assets in Zagreb.

I don't care who it is,

you get someone to their
location as soon as possible.

- Yeah?
- Bring her to me.

- Okay.

- Shepherd.
- They're gone.

- Who?
- Haibach and Villareal.

They're dead.

They went dark right after
we tried to pull them out.

Our asset on the ground in
Zagreb found them shot to death

in their car outside
the safe house.

They're dead, Erica.
Both of them.

- It's Tal.

- How do you know?

- God!

- What is it?
- Brian Lanich.

We can't get a hold of him.

- This is Cabrera.
- Listen to me.

There's been foreign chatter.

I think one of our teams
has been compromised.

Haibach, Villareal,
Lanich, and Heffron.

They all helped me stop
the Logan Airport bombing.

Get word to them
wherever they are,

whatever they are doing,

you get them to safety
immediately.

Are you hearing me?
Whatever it takes.

Now.

- Stop moving.
- Stop moving.

I just stabbed you
in your carotid artery.

Lis... listen to me!

I just stabbed you
in your carotid artery.

The only thing keeping you
from bleeding out in

the next 15 seconds is my thumb.

- Where is my daughter?

- I know you work for Tal.

I know he has my daughter.

You tell me where she is
or you die.

- She's at your house.
- You are lying.

- Both of them,
dressed as police.

They took her home.

- Okay.

- Hello, Erica.

- Tal.

- Such a pleasure
to finally meet you.

- Where's my daughter?

- Safe.

- If you hurt her,
I will kill you.

- You are in no position
to make threats.

I suggest you don't.

You look different in person,
stronger.

Odd how our opinions can shape
a person's image in our mind.

- Where is she?

- Ask again and I'll have her
eyes plucked from her skull.

Do you know why I'm here?

Do you know why I risked
my life to enter this country?

- No.

- It's because of you, Erica.

I'm here to tell you
your future.

The four CIA operatives
who work for you will die.

There is nothing you can do
to change that.

And soon your country will know
your part in their deaths.

You'll be arrested as a traitor
and spend the rest of your life

locked in a cage like a dog.

Your country will despise
your very existence.

And you will never see
your daughter again.

That future is as inevitable
as the dawn.

Except through me.

- What do you want?

- You.

- You want me?
- You want me to work for you?

- I've had many adversaries
in my life.

Interpol, MI6, Mossad.

But no one came close
to stopping me.

Not until you.

And I want you
to be an operative.

I want you as you are.

Deputy director of the CIA.

Feed me intelligence.
Protect me from your country.

In return,
I will save you from that cage.

And your daughter will
be safe forever.

Don't answer now.

I know anything you'll say
will merely be in service

of saving your daughter.
No.

I want you to think...

about your response.

I want you to feel
the noose of incarceration

tightening around your neck.

Then and only then
do I want your answer.

You hate me.

But in time, you'll see...
Just as many before you have...

That beyond hatred
lies salvation.

Your daughter is upstairs
in her room unharmed.

She knows nothing about this.

She simply believes she
was caught skipping school.

The less she knows, the better,

in case your decision
is one that pleases me.

Good-bye, Erica.

- Hannah?

I thought... I thought something
had happened to you.

- I'm so sorry, Mom.

I just wanted to meet Dylan at
the park and I wasn't thinking.

- I'm so sorry.
- It's okay.

It's okay.
You're safe.

- What happened?

- Oh, I cut myself
getting in the car.

It's not as bad as it looks.

- Are you okay?
- I'm fine.

- Are you sure?
- Did they hurt you?

- No.
- Mom, it was the police.

They saw me at the park and
asked why I wasn't at school.

I didn't know what to tell them
so they brought me back home.

Are you mad?

- No. No.

I need to call the school

and let them know
that you're okay.

- Give me one second?
- Okay.

- Hi, you've reached
Laine Heffron.

Leave a message
and I'll call you back.

- Daniel.
- What's up, Will?

- Did you follow up with
the DOJ on that Anderson case?

Counter Terrorism's asking.

- Yeah, I spoke
to them this morning.

They're, uh, ready to press
ahead with espionage charges.

- But not homicide?

- No, no.
- They don't think we have it yet.

- They wanna wait for forensics.
- Talk to the lab.

- Find out what the hold up is.
- You got it.

- And you still good for Saturday?
- We're looking forward to it.

- Major Keaton.

- Director Mayer.
- What are you doing down here?

- We need to talk to you.

- Everything okay?

- Can we speak in your office?

- So what's going on?

- There's been an incident.

About an hour ago we received
word that a private jet

that we chartered went missing.

Foreign authorities have
confirmed the jet went down.

Everyone aboard was killed.

- So, uh... so... so
what are you saying?

- I'm sorry, Will.
- No.

- Laine was on that flight.

- No.

No.

- We're so very sorry
for your loss.

Is there anything we can do?
We...

- No, no, no.

- You sleep here last night?

- Not last night, no.

- You know, Will, you have to...
- What, Daniel?

What?
What do I have to do?

Hmm?

Eat, sleep,
take better care of myself?

I mean, please,
tell me what I have to do.

God knows everybody
else has been.

- 'Cause they care about you.

- Well, all I care about
is catching

the person that killed Laine.

Gotta go.

- Where you headed?

- Langley.

Deputy Director of the CIA
is briefing me

on their end of the attacks.

- Good.

I'm coming with you.

- Agent Keaton.
- I'm Anthony Cabrera.

- This is Agent Zain.
- Pleasure.

- I worked with Laine.
- I'm sorry.

We're in here.

Thank you so much for coming,
Agent Keaton.

I know our two agencies haven't
always worked well together

in the past, but
four of our people are dead.

And we're willing to do
anything in our power

to find those responsible.

- Tell us what you know.

The separate attacks were
definitely coordinated.

All three happened within
30 minutes of one another.

- Any indication that
Tal's operatives

were in communication
with each other?

- Not at this moment, no,
but we're still

waiting on signals intelligence
from the NSA.

- How did Tal find them?

- Truth is, we don't know.

But we have a theory.

It's not uncommon for
foreign intelligence agencies

to monitor our operatives
when they're abroad.

- Our bureau does the
same thing here in the States.

- Exactly.

We think that Tal may have
exploited these agencies

in an effort to locate
our people.

We think that's how he found
them and how he was able

to take them out so quickly.

- Okay, so you've told us where
and you've told us how,

but you still haven't told us
why these four operatives

were targeted by Mikhail Tal.

- Retaliation.

These four operatives were part
of a team that in 2015

stopped the bombing
of 20 passenger planes

that were US-bound.

They saved thousands of people.

- And he killed them
because of that?

- Yes.

- Who knew about this team?

- Uh, a handful of analysts,
systems technicians,

and, uh,
senior operations managers.

- We're gonna need
a complete list of

all those names
by the end of the day.

- Cabrera can help
you with that.

Agent Keaton.

I am sorry for your loss.

- Only a handful of people
at the CIA knew the identities

of the four operatives killed
at the recent attacks.

Tal had to have gotten
the names from one of them.

These are the 12 people.

These are our suspects.

Let's go to work.

- Keaton?

- What, you got something?

- Robert Lennon checks out.

From the beginning,
he's been claiming that

he had no knowledge of
Brian Lanich's whereabouts

the day of the attack.

I just got confirmation that
he was telling the truth.

He couldn't have done it.

- That's her.

Erica Shepherd.

She's the one that's
working with Tal.

- Whoa, wait.

Look, we don't have it yet.
We don't have enough evidence.

You confront her now,
you risk her conviction.

We'll get it, Will.
We have to do this by the book.

- I will.
- Where are you going?

- Just wanna talk to her.

Thomas.

Nia.

It's good to see you guys.

- You, too, Will.

- We miss you.

You don't come by
the house anymore.

- I know. I'm sorry.
- I've been a little busy.

- You can still visit, you know.

That hasn't changed.

- Appreciate that.

Saved these seats for you guys.

- You know how this
is gonna work?

- Yeah, well the, uh,
director's gonna get up

and he's gonna say a few words.

And then he's gonna put Laine's
name in the Book of Honor.

Her star's already on the wall.

- I gave the CIA my daughter.

They give me a star.

- Can you, uh, excuse me
for a minute, please?

Erica Shepherd.

- Agent Keaton.
- How have you been?

- I've been better.

So I was wondering, um,

how's the progress
on the Tal investigation?

Any closer to catching him?

- I'm sorry, I can't say.

Are you still heading up
the investigation for the FBI?

- I am.

Sorry, can't say.

Though there has been some talk.

Nothing official, just
gossip among family members.

- What kind of gossip?

- A little bit of everything.

Some people think that he
was working with the Russians.

Others think that he was
working with an American.

In fact,
some think from the CIA.

- Hmm.
- And what do you think?

- I think that whoever it is
should be worried.

'Cause sooner or later,
I'm gonna find them.

- I'm confident that you will.

- It's time to go to bed.

- What?

- I have to be at work
early in the morning

and I'm not gonna be rushed
like I was today.

- It is time to go to bed.
- Okay.

- Did you do your homework?

- I forgot.
- I'll do it in the morning.

I'll wake up early.
I promise.

- Hannah, you are 13 years old.

Can you explain to me
why I'm telling you to

go to bed at night,
asking you if you've

brushed your teeth,
and I'm dragging you

out of bed every morning?

- I'm sorry.
- Sorry isn't an answer!

And sorry is not gonna cut it
in the real world!

You have got to start
taking care of yourself!

I'm sorry.
I'm exhausted.

You have got to start
taking care of yourself.

I'm not always gonna be here
to take care of you.

Do your homework.

- I'm sorry.
- Excuse me. Excuse me.

You were right.

- About what?

- Erica Shepherd.

You were right.

- We got the subpoenas?

- Yeah, the phone company
turned over the records

of her family's phones
this morning.

- She was using
her husband's cell.

- No, her daughter's.

There's one incoming call
from a known Tal associate

on the morning of the attacks.

Will, it is less than an hour
before the first death.

- We got her.
- Where is she now?

- Hey, Hannah.
- Where are you?

Okay, well, I'm almost there.

I'll meet you outside
the museum entrance.

Okay, bye.

- All agents move in.
- Move in now!

- Go, go, go!
- FBI!

- Don't move!
- Do not move!

- Left side.
- Covered.

- Hands behind your head.

- Do it now!
- Hands behind your head!

Stand up.

Erica Shepherd,

you're under arrest
for espionage

and conspiracy against
the United States of America.

I know what you did.
I know everything.

Life is over.

- Get her away from me.
- Wait.

My daughter's on her way here.
Let me say good-bye to her.

- No.
- Get her out of here.

- Please.

Please, please!

Hannah!

- Don't say your name.

Don't say who
you're calling for.

Just give me the first

three-digit code you were sent.

- BQR.

- The second three-digit code.
- 7RK.

- One moment.

- Hello?

Hello?

- Hello, Erica.

- Tal?

- I must admit that
I didn't think I would

hear your voice again.

What is it you want from me?

- Three years ago
you made me an offer.

- What of it?

- I want to know
if it still stands.

- Three years ago, you were
in a position to help me.

- I still am.
- The FBI, William Keaton.

He's closing in on you.
I know you feel it.

I can help you.

- Why?

After all these years,

why would you do this now?

- I am not going
to die in a cage.