24 (2001–2010): Season 3, Episode 2 - Day 3: 2:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. - full transcript

"Previously on" 24.

Tony, someone just dropped off
a dead body infected with a virus.

Based on the autopsy,
by the end of the first week...

nine percent of Los Angeles County
will be infected.

That's over a million people.

We want the release of Ramon Salazar.

If you refuse to comply,
the virus will be unleashed.

Jack, you know Salazar better than anybody
else here. Who do you think we're dealing with?

Without a doubt, his brother.
Hector was next in command.

He went underground the second Ramon
was taken into custody.

- Have you made the call to the F.B.I?
- Yes, I did.



- What about our boy?
- I'm watching him now.

What are you into here, man?
Are you selling dope?

This guy, he paid me five grand
to bring some coke over the border.

I did that last night.
Today, I drop it off, I get another five.

- When did the F.B.I. get this call?
- About 20 minutes ago.

And we don't know
who we're dealing with.

- It was a scrambled voice on an open line.
- Do we cancel the debate?

They are discussing whether or not
we should stay in Los Angeles.

Chase, no day is a good day.
We said that we would tell him...

if we were still together
after two months... it's almost three.

Why don't we just tell him
and get it over with?

Listen, Jack, you were
under with Salazar for six months.

I know what they did to you.
You look like hell.

I'm concerned about you, Jack.



The things you did to get me here,
I wouldn't wish on anyone.

The following takes place
between 2:00 p.m. And 3:00 p.m.

The president's not gonna make any decisions
until he knows what we're dealing with...

so give me all
the parameters, Tony.

Well, basically what we have here is
a terrorist demand.

Someone close to Ramon Salazar...

we're guessing his brother, Hector...
is demanding his release.

If we don't comply,
he's threatening to initiate an outbreak...

of a very deadly, fast-acting virus.

How do we know if these people
are really in possession of it?

Well, Wayne, I've got
Dr. Sunny Macer on the line.

She's Technical Director of National
Health Services. I'll let her address that.

Mr. Palmer, about an hour ago, a dead body
was anonymously delivered to our office.

It was infected with
a type three pneumonic virus...

deliberately introduced into its system.

This virus kills within
24 hours of exposure...

and there's no known
antidote or vaccine.

What's particularly disturbing
is how fast it spreads. Take a look.

As you can see,
it's latent for several hours...

but once the symptoms present,
it consumes the host rapidly.

Our office will be sending you
preliminary projections of casualties...

in case something like this
should be unleashed.

"And Wayne, I gotta tell" ya...
it's pretty bleak.

I don't understand. I thought we knew
what biological threats were out there.

Now, how do we find ourselves up against
the wall so suddenly with something...

- "that isn't even on our radar?"
- " This is a strain we've never seen."

The autopsy is confirming that
someone has engineered this virus...

to kill 10 times faster
than its ordinary genotypes.

Okay. Okay, I see.

Sir, I can't underscore enough
how potentially devastating it would be...

if this virus were released by terrorists.

Given this information, what options will
the president be looking at?

It's the unwavering policy of the United States
to stand firm against any terrorist advance.

Now, I know the president, Tony.

He will not free Salazar,
no matter what the threat.

All right. Then we can't waste any time
on standard protocol today.

We've been given five hours to comply.
If we're going to find these people...

and stop this threat, C.T.U. Has to have
every possible resource at its disposal.

- You'll have it.
- All right.

If we have nothing else to discuss,
I'd like to get my team back to work.

- Understood.
- Thank you.

This is Bauer.

- Dad, it's me.
- What, Kim?

Adam and I just found something on Goss.
We're working it up now.

- We should have an address for you pretty soon.
- Okay, good work.

- And, uh, Dad, remember I wanted to talk to you.
- Why, is something wrong?

No, I was just wondering if I could come up
for a few minutes. It's personal.

Sweetheart, right now's not a good time. As
soon as I've got a moment, I'll come down, okay?

Yeah, thanks.

- They're getting close to Goss.
- You didn't shoot up, did you?

What? You think
you can hide it from me?

I'm not trying to hide it from you.
I'm trying to quit.

Okay, people don't
just quit, Jack.

I've been tapering off.
Okay, now it's time to stop.

Doesn't look like it's time. Today is not
a good day for you to be needing a fix.

Why don't you go work with Chloe and see if
you can pin down a location on Hector Salazar.

What's wrong with the methadone program?
It takes a little time, but it works.

I am not going on record with this addiction.
Do you understand me?

Right now you're the only person who knows
about it. It's going to stay that way.

Okay, this is nothing to be ashamed of.
You did this in the line of duty.

Doing junk was the only way you could get
close to Salazar. Nobody's gonna knock you.

I know what I did, Chase. This conversation's
over. Just get back to work.

Yeah.

- Chase?
- What?

I was just looking at a playback of the
Health Services briefing.

- What about it?
- The government's not gonna
let this happen, are they?

I mean, Salazar's just one person,
no matter how bad he is.

Forget all that, Chloe.
We need to operate under our orders...

- and that is to find the carrier of this virus.
- Find the carrier? In four hours?

- Come on, Chase. That's not likely, is it?
- Not if we sit and debate it.

Weren't you supposed to find
a modified list of Goss associates?

Kim's bringing it up now.

Great. Then go over the autopsy report.
See if there's anything they overlooked.

Fine.

Here are the files on Goss.

I heard you talking to your dad
when I was in his office.

- Why do you want to tell him today?
- 'Cause it's not a big deal.

Well, it is a big deal. Not only do I work
for him, but I'm also a field agent.

- It's the last thing he wants for his daughter.
- How do you know that?

I know, okay?
I mean, he talks about things.

About how he was never there
for you or your mom.

He doesn't believe a field agent can have
a relationship outside of work.

Well, did you ever stop to think that
maybe it would make him happy?

That his daughter's found
someone she loves?

Look, I love you too.
I just don't think today's a good day.

Chase, I need you to
copy me on that list.

- Okay, what's this column keyed off at?
- That's family. That's legal.

- Great.
- Okay.

I understand. I just want you to cross-reference
those files with our Latin American files.

Yes, I want all the names printed out.
Okay, get that intel over to my office. Thanks.

Hey, Dad.

- Hey, sweetheart.
- You all right?

- Yeah. Why, what's going on?
- Chase said you were really stressed out.

- Stressed? What-What do you mean stressed?
- You know...

Salazar and the terrorist threat.

Yeah. Yeah, but I think we're gonna
get it under control.

We just got a lot of work to do.

- Listen, can I talk to you now?
- Yeah, sure. Come on in.

Take a seat.

- Hey, what's going on?
- Oh, after all we've been through...

I find it very difficult
to keep things from you.

Okay, what's up?

Chase and I have been
going out for a while...

and it's starting to get serious.

- Whoa.
- I mean, I think he wanted to
be the one to tell you.

But, uh, he was worried that it would
cause a problem between you two.

I see.

How long have the two of you
been seeing each other?

Three months.

I really care for him, Dad.

- So, what do you think?
- I don't know what I think.

I'm really surprised.

And, I'm sorry, I'm a little distracted with
everything that's going on today.

I know, but... forget it.

- I just had to let you know.
- I'm glad you told me. I am.

- Okay.
- I love you.

Love you too.

I told him.

What'd he say?

Nothing.

Dessler.

It's Sunny. I think I found something
that might be helpful to you guys.

- "What's that?"
- "Pathology found something odd"
in Goss's system.

We found an unmetabolized
virus particle.

I'll skip the technobabble.
Bottom line...

it looks like the virus was delivered in
a crystalline form.

Maybe what you're
looking for is a white powder.

So, it would look like
a bag of cocaine or heroin?

Yeah, that may even be the strategy. Someone
thinks they're selling a bag of coke...

when in fact, they're handling the virus.

Look, Kyle, I'm not gonna do it, okay?

I don't care how much you pay me.
It's dealing drugs.

Come on. You're my best friend. Come on.
You gotta come through for me here.

Look, you should've talked to me before you
went down to Mexico and bought a bag of coke.

I'm not... I'm not asking you to do
anything but wait in the car, all right?

- I'll make the delivery.
- I'm not gonna do it. I'm not gonna go with you.

Fine.

- Kyle, it's Zach.
- Zach, hey, what's up?

- We need to talk.
- Hold on a second, man.

- "Who's Zach?"
- It's nobody.

Yeah, what's with you guys today?
Everything's a secret.

He's got family stuff going on.

- What's going on, man?
- You tell me. You got the powder?

Yeah. Yeah, of course I do.
What time you want me to drop it off?

- Tonight. Come by around 7:30.
- 7:30, yeah.

Can we just go over it one more time?
Like how this whole thing's gonna go down?

Go over what? You drop off the coke.
I give you the money.

- Is that too much for you to handle?
- No. No, that's totally cool.

It better be.

Sir? Yeah. Uh-huh.
Yeah, that's it.

- Yeah?
- Jack, it's Michelle.

We got a last-known address
on David Goss, the infected body
dropped off at Health Services?

- How recent?
- Two months.

Okay, have L.A.P.D.
Send over a perimeter team.

- Tell 'em hands off until Chase and I get there.
- Got it.

Chase, let's go. We're on.

- Get an address?
- Yeah.

Make sure they understand. They are not
to go in until Jack gets there, okay?

- Hey. Peter just told me you got
an address on Goss.
- Yeah.

- I'm bringing it over toJack now.
- There's nothing more recent?

We could spend another hour looking, but
there's no guarantee we'll find anything better.

Yeah, well, we don't have
an hour to waste, do we?

Look, uh, put transmitters on Jack
and Chase. I wanna be analyzing...

- all their interactions so we can work it up
in real time, all right?
- Okay.

- Jack.
- What do you got?

This is everything we have on Goss. Here's
the address where he was arrested for dealing.

- How recent?
- Two months ago. It's all in the file.

- You can check it on the way.
- Good.

- Medical kit. Health Services
had us put it together for you.
- Thanks, baby.

Mm-hmm. Be careful.

Let's go, Chase.

We're gonna have to wait till we get there
to see what the setup is.

L.A.P.D. Is locking it down now.

Look, I know Kim told you about us.
I was gonna tell you myself.

I just couldn't find the right time.

I thought you should know.
It's getting serious.

That's what she said.

What did C.T.U. have to say?

That it could be
a very dangerous situation.

Almeida sent me a breakdown of what could
happen if this virus is released, and it's not good.

Give C.T.U. Carte blanche.
Whatever they need, make sure they get it.

I did.

- We should cancel the debate.
- What?

It's a mistake to continue
prepping for tonight...

while there's an imminent
bioterrorist threat against this country.

First of all, "we" don't know that
it's imminent, David.

And you know just as well as I do that
we get threats every day.

Not like this one. They said the body
was infected with a weaponized virus.

Okay, let's say you're right.

What do you really think you could do
if you put your full attention on it?

I wanna make sure you're not advising me out
of fear that my image will suffer if we cancel.

Oh, no, it will suffer.

But I still think the best thing to do
is to proceed as planned...

and respond when
we have more information.

Keeler's here.

- Come on. Let's go this way.
- Don't worry, Wayne.

- John.
- Mr. President.

You didn't have to come all the way
down here just to welcome me.

- It's no trouble.
- I" "spoke with your old friend"
Jacob Weiss yesterday...

- "at a fund-raiser."
- He stopped in South Dakota?

- Just for dinner.
- How's he feeling?

Better. Much better. He's even playing
a few rounds of golf.

That's him.
Well, I don't wanna keep you, John.

I know you have a lot of last-minute cramming
to do if you want to survive this debate.

I won't argue with you there,
Mr. President.

Your research staff, compliments of the
taxpayers, outnumbers mine three-to-one.

- I actually have to do
some of the shoe leather myself.
- Touche.

- " I'll see you inside, sir."
- You certainly will.

Make sure that no one,
and I mean no one, hears about this.

- Wayne? We're ready.
- I'll give you a call, all right?

- What were you talking to him about?
- I think we may have an opportunity.

- What kind of opportunity?
- Not now. After.

I'm sorry if you think I'm not
good enough for your daughter.

Okay, but I can't help the way I feel.

Chase, why do you think
I put Kim at C.T.U...

behind a desk working at a computer?

So I could keep an eye
on her. Make sure she's safe.

- Not so she could start dating some field agent.
- "Safe?"

You know, you're talking about her like
she's 12 years old. She's a grown woman.

Damn it, Chase,
you've seen what this job can do to you.

You've seen what it's done to me.
It's ruined every relationship I've ever had.

- "That's you, Jack."
- No! No! It's the job.

- I don't think so.
- You don't think so. What the hell do you know?

My wife died because of this job,
and I almost lost Kim too.

I'm not gonna let that happen again.

I will do everything I have to to protect her,
do you understand me? Everything.

Damn it, Chase...

you cannot have a normal life
and do this job at the same time.

So you're saying I shouldn't have
a relationship with anyone?

That's exactly what I'm saying.

And especially with my daughter.

- This is Bauer.
- Jack, it's Luis.

- What's up?
- You tell me.

I tried to move Salazar back to solitary,
but there was a lock on it from Division.

- What's that all about?
- I can't tell you right now.

Jack, the bastard murdered his attorney
right in front of us.

What the hell is Division doing
protecting him?

- They're not protecting him.
- Then what?

- I can't get into it right now.
- Can't go into it?

You're not the only one who gave up
a chunk of his life to put this guy away.

I need to be in the loop, Jack.

- Jack?
- This information doesn't go
anywhere after you hang up.

- What?
- Salazar might walk.

Walk? What are you talking about?

Look, I don't think
it's gonna get to that.

But someone on the outside's
got a lot of leverage.

- Who?
- I think it's his brother, Hector.

- I don't believe this.
- Just hang tight.
I'll get back to you as soon as I can.

Yeah, all right.

You better start thinking about what
we're gonna do when we get there.

- "We'll talk about this later."
- Fine.

Open the door. Let's go.

- Open 12.
- " Opening door."

- "Step forward."
- Let's go.

- I got his hands.
- Luis...

No, I haven't found you a new lawyer.

- How about an execution date?
- Mm, someone's not happy.

- What do you know, Ramon?
- About?

- Talk to me.
- Talk to you about what?

What is your slimeball brother trying to do?

Hector? Have you heard from him?
How is he?

His birthday's coming up next week.
I don't even know what to get him.

You keep talking trash, man.
You're not going anywhere.

Maybe not.
But let me assure you of one thing.

If something does happen,
and I am unexpectedly allowed to go free...

I have no doubt that
you'll come looking for me.

Especially after the death
of your wife, Elyce.

And your two boys...
What are their names? "Tomas" and Luis Jr?

There's been no follow-up phone call
from the terrorists?

- No.
- So, basically, there's nothing
new to report to the president?

Not till I hear from Bauer. He's following up
on the Goss lead right now.

All right, Tony, thanks.

So, if you'll excuse me,
until this evening's debate. Thank you.

Ladies and gentlemen, thank you
very much for all of your questions.

- That went well.
- Yes, it did.

- So, what's the latest?
- Nothing yet.

C.T.U.'s working their leads, trying to
figure out who dropped off the dead body.

So we still don't know
who's behind this threat?

No, they're still speculating that
it's Salazar's brother, Hector.

What they don't know is if it's
a bluff staged to release Salazar.

Well, how can it be a bluff if the virus
has been confirmed?

Yes, but dropping off
a dead body is one thing, David.

Being able to infect an entire city...
that's something different.

All right.
I guess we'll know soon enough.

- Okay.
- Hey, Wayne.

You spoke earlier
about an opportunity.

Yeah. Yeah, I'm not really sure
that's something we need to discuss right now.

Which means
whatever it is fell through...

or you know I'm not going to like it so
you're proceeding without me.

No, that's not it. I just think that
because of this threat...

I don't want to divert your attention.

I can walk and chew gum
at the same time. What is it?

Keeler's playbook.

- What if I can get us a copy?
- What exactly do you mean by playbook?

His entire prep for tonight's debate.

How he's going to answer the questions...

what issues he's going to try
and trip you up on... everything.

Mm-hmm. And how would we get it?

You don't need
to know the details.

- I'm surprised.
- By what?

The question. You know there's no way
on earth that I would ever agree to this.

David, I'm not...

I am not talking about
pulling a Sherry and stealing it.

Now it may just drop in our laps,
and if it does, why shouldn't we look at it?

Wayne, you are not
in the private sector anymore.

You have to get used to
how my administration works.

And I'm just trying to give
your administration four more years.

Okay.

Okay, if that's how you want it.

That's how I want it.

All right, we're just about to start.

Take your seats here.

Hey, Kim, you all caught up?

Pretty much. I just have to refresh
the data on my dad's panel.

Great.

Can I ask you a question
about you and Tony?

- Me and Tony what?
- I don't know. I was just wondering...

is it a problem working with
your husband in the same office?

No. No, it's not a problem.
Why do you ask?

- It's not a big deal.
- No, it's okay. We have a minute.

Well, I've, um, been dating Chase...

and I don't think my dad's
too happy about it.

I see.

Well, um... Look, I'm sure your dad's
just trying to protect you...

but, ultimately, it's just between
you and Chase.

Yeah, I know.

- Let me know when you finish those panels.
- Sure.

Analysis just called.

They determined that if Hector Salazar
is orchestrating this bio-threat...

he's probably operating
out of northern Mexico.

- We're gonna need a list
of his properties down there.
- Chloe's working on that.

She's going through the brief files
Jack turned in after the bust.

All right. I'll talk to her.
Fire up all our contacts down there...

just in case Hector was stupid enough to
show his face in the last couple of days.

Okay.

- Is the boy still in place?
- Yeah.

- The president's been informed?
- Yeah, and he's not canceling the debate.

He's got some cojones.
I'll give him that.

Let's see what kind of tough guy he is when
he has a couple of million lives on the line.

" Papa, no tengo miedo.

Claudia.

- What's going on?
- Nothing. Everything's fine.

Don't tell me nothing.
Why you argue with your father?

Please, Hector, it doesn't matter.

He's not happy with how I live my life.

You mean he doesn't
like you being with me.

"Si, senor?"

Don't raise your voice
to your father ever again.

Claudia, no!

How I conduct myself with my father is
my concern, not yours.

Good. Now that's settled.

Tell Lucia to prepare supper, okay?

We eat early tonight.

Okay, I'll tell him.

Almeida.

Tony, it's Chloe. I just got off the phone
with Jack. They just arrived.

- All right. Is there a problem?
- Jack's not going to use the transmitters.

- Why not?
- He says it would take too long to wire them up.

Whatever.
Look, you're running point from his side.

Any information he digs up,
I want it right away. You got it?

- Uh, okay, you don't have to yell.
- No one's yelling, Chloe.

Look, we got a body infected
with a deadly virus.

Somehow we have to tie it to Salazar
in the next three hours.

Right now Jack's location
is our only lead.

- So I need you to keep me
up to the minute. Understood?
- I already said okay.

Good, then get on it.

- Detective Fisher?
- Yeah, you Bauer?

Yeah. This is my partner Chase Edmunds.
What's the activity?

- No one's gone in or out since we got here.
- How does the inside lay out?

Probably 30 people total,
spread out on all floors.

The apartment you asked us to case
is the corner one there, on the third floor.

- You didn't go in there, right?
- Our orders were to stand down till you got here.

- Good.
- How much backup you want?

- None. Right now I want
your men to cover the exits.
- There's 30 scumbags in there.

Yeah. We don't want to set off any alarms.
The two of us can sneak in without a fight.

- You sure about that?
- Yep.

Keep this open on channel one. We'll let you
know when we want you to come in. Ready?

- Let's go.
- "You got it."

" I told you that, bitch!"

This area's not open to the public.

Just take it easy, sport. We're not here
to take anybody down.

We just want a little information.

- Zach! Cops!
- " Go, Chase!"

Get back!

Cover me.

Reloading!

Chase, we got a runner!

- "Don't even think about it!"
- I'm clean. You got nothing on me!

Shut up, stupid.
You just fired at a federal agent.

You better start talking to me, or I will let
you bleed to death right here on this landing.

Chase, I got him.
We're down here.

- Hey, Fisher, we're good. We got our suspect.
- Who is David Goss?

Goss is a dealer.
I score from him sometimes.

- Well, not anymore. He's dead.
- Okay, he's dead.

Don't be a smart-ass.
Who was his supplier?

Who was his supplier!

Chase.

A guy named Carlos Corretja.
He works out of Tijuana.

Corretja's one of Salazar's
midlevel distributors.

- "You doing business with him?"
- I'm supposed to call him tonight.

Corretja wanted me to find a mule.
Someone clean without a record.

- "What for?"
- He wanted to move a small bag
of coke across the border.

- It didn't make any sense to me.
- Why not?

He paid 10 grand to bring it up.
Coke isn't even worth that much.

- Where's the bag of coke now?
- The guy who brought it across still has it.

- What's his name?
- His name is Kyle. Kyle Singer.

Sorry, Helen, but you really
aren't giving me any room.

- Wh-What is this?
- It's a final notice.

You don't pay the rent by
tomorrow morning, 8:00 a.m...

I'm calling City Services,
and they start the eviction process.

Oh, Don, don't do this.
Please.

- "I'm gonna have it in a couple of days."
- I can't keep carrying you.

I'll be back.

- Kyle...
- How much you owe him, Ma?

- Stay out of this.
- How much?

Eighteen hundred dollars.
But, don't you worry about it...

because your father's
gonna talk to Uncle Sanford.

Hey, 1,800, right?

Here.

From now on, if you have a problem,
talk to me or my dad. Okay?

Leave my mom out of it.
I expect a receipt in the mailbox.

- Where did you get that money?
- It doesn't matter, okay? We needed it. I got it.

Could I have everybody's
attention, please?

Everyone should be
working up the name Kyle Singer.

All right? I want point sheets from department
heads on my desk in the next five minutes.

Everything there is to know about Kyle Singer,
I want it. Where he lives. Where he works.

And most importantly,
where he's likely to be right now.

Also, keep an open channel
to Field Ops so that Chloe...

can forward anything that
comes in back to Jack.

All right? Let's go.

- What are you doing?
- Narrowing the search space.

I can't believe
you're this stupid, Kyle.

So this is how you're gonna
help your family?

- By dealing drugs?
- I'm not dealing 'em.

It's a stupid delivery, all right? And it's quick
money which my folks need right now.

Where are they gonna get
the money to bail you out of jail, Kyle?

Okay, you're right.

I'm stupid, all right?
I know that.

But, I did it.
I mean, I'm in this now.

I'm in the middle of this.

I'm gonna make this
delivery tonight, all right?

I promise it's gonna be
over. I promise you.

I'm not waiting until tonight.
It's over now.

"What are you talking about?"

I can't be with someone
who does stuff like this.

I'm sorry, Kyle.

Hold on. Linda.

- Come on, Linda. Please!
- It's over, Kyle.

Are you gonna
tell me what's going on?

We just had a little
disagreement, that's all.

- Where did you get the money to pay Don?
- Mom, forget about it, please?

What's your dad gonna say
when he finds out?

He's not gonna take
"forget about it" as an answer.

I don't know.

- "Would you excuse us, please?"
- David.
- Yes, sir.

Sorry, Anne, our schedule's
been way off today.

- "No, I thought you weren't able"
to join me for lunch.
- I'm not.

I only have a couple of minutes.

I'm having your security level upgraded.
I'm gonna need your advice today.

- What's going on?
- What do you know about
type three pneumonic viruses?

Not a lot. They're fairly new.
As far as I know there are several strains.

Most of them are fast-acting
and all are deadly.

Someone's threatening to
release a virus here in L.A.

Oh, God.

I need you to talk to a Dr. Sunny Macer
at National Health Services.

Yeah, I know Sunny, but, David...

if you think there's a remote possibility
that this thing is for real...

you need to get out of Los Angeles.

That's not possible.
The debate is in a little over two hours...

No, don't tell me about the debate. You're
talking about an outbreak here in the city.

This isn't something the Secret Service
can protect you against.

I know, I know. And we are prepared
to leave if the situation warrants it.

But right now,
I need you to talk to Dr. Sunny Macer...

and learn everything
you can about this thing.

- I will.
- It's okay. It's all right.

Yes.

- Your brother would like to speak with you, sir.
- Well, send him in.

He's downstairs.
He requests that you come see him.

- Come see him?
- Yes, sir. He has something
to show you down there.

You go ahead.
I'm going to call Sunny.

I'll see you later.

No, I'm gonna check that out myself.

Chase is bringing the suspect in to C.T.U.
I want you to set up a white room for him now.

- I need you to take Parker down to C.T.U.
- What about Kyle Singer?

I'm gonna take care of Singer.
I want you to take care of Parker.

Anybody can take him back and set him up.
I'm going with you to get Singer.

- No, you're not.
- Why are you trying to get rid of me?

I'm not.
I still think Parker's got more information.

- I want you to get it out of him.
- Is this about Kim?

Are you punishing me
for dating your daughter?

You listen to me. If that kid's
walking around with a bag of cocaine...

that's got the virus
in it, and he doesn't know it?

I need to find him and stop him from
putting it into circulation.

- Yeah, I know. That's why I want to help you.
- You can't. It's too dangerous.

- Too dangerous?
- You can't have it both ways, Chase.

My daughter loves you. You wanna be with
her? Then I have to stop putting you in harm's way.

You're kidding, right?

Take Parker to C.T.U.
That's an order.

- Yeah. Call you right back.
- All right. Same number.

Excuse us for a minute.

What is it, Wayne?

Don't be angry, David, but I got a copy
of Keeler's playbook.

- Damn it, I told you to drop that.
- "You just listen to me."

If you don't wanna use it, then don't.
But there is something you need to see.

There's nothing I need to see.

It's about Anne.

Keeler's too smart to play the race card
or the girlfriend card.

It's neither one of those, which is why
I'm bringing this to you.

It's something that
we didn't know about her.

Something that if true could...

David, it could damage all of us.

Just take a look at it.

- Yeah?
- Give me an update.

- Kyle's still in his house.
- What about the package?

- It's with him.
- And Ramon?

- Just waiting to come home.
- Good.

Gael, there you are.
Chloe's been looking for you.

- Where is she?
- She's in I.T.

All right.