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24 S05E05 Day 5 11_00 AM - 12_00 PM (VO+STFR&EN)

We have waited patiently

for you to renounce this unholy
pact with our oppressors,

but we have heard nothing.

This it the cost
of that silence.

If you choose to sign
this corrupt document,

understand that you will also be
staining it with the blood of the
remaining hostages.

If CTU can't pull this off in time
that's upwards of 60 people, Mike.

Mrs. Logan, if someone altered the
recording of your conversation with
David Palmer,

the president needs to know.

Between the summit and
the hostage situation,

he's not in the frame of
mind to deal with this.

Until the treaty's signed,
I'm not letting this out of my sight.

What did she tell you?

She said it was a transcript of
the call she had with David Palmer.

I understand President Logan wants us to
go into the terminal as soon
as possible.

Yes, before the
treaty is signed.

Curtis, what's your situation?

My men are in place,
and we're setting the entry charges.

We should be able to make
our entry on target.

I assume Mr.
Bauer's been taken into custody?

Well, I plan to
debrief him here.

Bring him in now.

Diane, what's going on?
What's wrong?

Derek is inside the terminal.

I see him.

He's with the other
hostages but he's not hurt.

Please don't let
anything happen to him.

This is not your fault.

I'm the reason you
went along with them.

This is not over.

Fire!

We got a problem.
One of the hostages is missing.

He was working with
the terrorists.

Give me a description;
I'll take care of it.

I'll help you now-- let's go.

Buchanan just gave orders
to take you into custody.

I watched Beresch give
this guy a key card.

Something else is going down here.
We've got to find this guy now.

Sorry we have to bring
you in like this, Jack.

It's all right, Mara.
I understand.

A year and a half.

How did you manage to stay
invisible for so long?

Apparently I wasn't as
invisible as I should have been.

Tyler.

Mara, it's Curtis.
Put Bauer on.

It's Agent Manning.

Yeah?

Jack, you say the suspect was
hiding among the hostages?

Yeah, right up until the assault began,
somewhere around 10:30.

Then he must have
broken for an exit.

What exit was closest?

Without an alarm?
Between gates six and seven.

- Thanks, Jack.
- Yeah.

Pull up external video
starting at 10:30.

All cameras covering
gates six and seven.

We're away.

Mrs. Logan?

Mrs. Logan?

Oh, my God.

Help! Someone!

Something's happened to the First Lady.
Get a doctor, now.

According to Jack, he should be
between gates six and seven,

just outside this view.

I got this feed from
ten minutes ago.

Try camera seven.

Camera four.

All right, there he is.

Tighten up.

Yellow Tie. Got him.
Now let's follow him.

Damn it.
What camera covers the adjacent sector?

14A, but it's a bad angle.

Pull it up, anyway.
Match the time codes.

Okay, here he is.

This is two minutes,
25 seconds later.

- What hangar is that?
- Hangar Double-B.

- Has it been searched yet?
- No.

It was outside the
secured perimeter.

All right, I'm going to take
a field team, head over there.

Send this info to Comm.
Team A with me. Let's go!

Hangar Double-B. Let's go.

CTU. Stiles.

Edgar, Jack told us about a
suspect hiding among the hostages.

We just picked up
surveillance on him.

He entered Hangar Double-B
at roughly 10:57.

Did you check it out yet?

No, we're going in now.
I'll need comm.

I'm on it. Chloe,
what volume is airport facilities on?

Hennessy Four.

Team Two, cover the rear.

Check it out.

Everyone else, search the building,
see what you can find.

Craig, it's Curtis.
Send a forensics team down here now.

Tell them they'll need a full
bio-pack with spectrum analyzers.

Any problems getting
the canisters out?

No. They were hidden exactly
where you said they'd be.

Everything on schedule
with our transport?

Customs documents are being
finalized at the port.

Good. The Russians will finally
understand the consequences

of occupying our homeland when
we turn Moscow into a graveyard.

When did this happen?

A few minutes ago. I came back in,
and I found her on the bed.

What do you mean
"came back in"?

You mean you left her alone.

What happened, Doctor?
Is she all right?

She seems to be now, but I'd have to do
some tests to find out why she
blacked out.

I didn't black out.

Someone did this to me.
Someone attacked me, Charles.

- Shh, shh. Martha...
- You have to do something.

You have to do something.
They're trying to get me.

No, no one's trying to get you.
We just want you to be well.

Honey, listen. Listen, listen.
I had the proof, and now it's gone.

What proof?
What are you talking about?

The proof that David Palmer
called me to warn me about today.

Are we still on this?

We've never been off of it.

You just wouldn't listen to me.

Sir. Is everything okay?

I think so.

No. No, damn it, it's not okay!

You people have got
to listen to me.

I had a document,
from the archive room.

Where was this document?

I am trying to tell you.

It was hidden in my blouse.
It's gone. Someone stole it from me.

Martha, you've been
under a lot of stress.

We all have.

Let... let...
No, let Dr. Hill...

Let Dr. Hill examine you and we can
figure out how to get you better.

You don't believe me.

You don't believe
your own wife.

I have an important phone call from the
Secretary of State that I have to
get to.

If there's any sudden changes,
you get back to me as soon as possible.

Yes, Mr. President.

Charles, don't leave.

Honey, I'll be
right down the hall.

No, no, no, honey,
honey, don't leave me.

- You need to get some rest.
- Please...

Close that door.

What do I do about this, Walt?

This is what she was like
before you sent her to Vermont.

Are you suggesting
that I readmit her?

You have to consider the option.
For her sake.

She said she'd rather die
than go back in there.

Sir, if she's going to persist
with these conspiracy theories,

it's only a matter of time before she
talks to someone who believes her.

Then we really will
have a problem.

I wish you were wrong,
but I don't think you are.

Do you want me to
handle this, sir?

Make the arrangements.
But don't let Martha find out.

Let me be the one to tell her.

Yes, sir.

Yeah.

Have you handled
the problem there?

Yes. Martha Logan won't be
giving us any more trouble.

Good. Erwich has just completed
transferring the gas to the semi.

He's on his way to the port.

And the authorities don't
know anything's been stolen?

Not yet.

Then the only thing we have
left to take care of is Bauer.

- Where is he?
- On his way to CTU.

Mm. He's getting too close.

He's already started
putting the pieces together.

I know.
He needs to be taken out.

- I'm handling it myself.
- How?

Once he gets to CTU, your hitter
won't be able to get near him.

I've have someone on the
inside who can help us.

- Then use him.
- Done.

You sure those
readings are right?

They're right.
2,000 parts per million.

That can only be
military grade.

I'll tell him.

Where are you going?
I need you to finish the shell script.

Not now.

Since when do you
say "not now"?

According to this, the hangar was
leased to some offshore company,

but it's been vacant
for at least 18 months.

Sir?

I just heard from Curtis.
He was right.

There was nerve gas
in hangar Double B.

That's what killed the rats.

There were trace amounts
found in the animals' blood.

But the concentrations were
definitely mil spec-- weaponized.

So this man in the yellow tie,

the suspect that
Bauer's telling us about

that's what he was
doing at the airport?

Stealing canisters of nerve
gas out of the hangar?

Stealing from whom?

Military destroyed its
stockpiles years ago.

Well, maybe this nerve gas
wasn't produced by the military.

Edgar, have forensics get a
signature off the trace samples.

See if they can figure
out who manufactured it.

Chloe, elevate
our alert status.

Activate all available personnel
and get Curtis back here.

We're gonna need
everyone we have.

I wouldn't issue a statement about the
First Lady for another couple days.

Let your successes today run front
and center on all the networks.

That sounds right.

Dr. Hill, please, come in.

- How's Martha doing?
- Well, she's asleep now.

Have you figured out what
caused the blackout?

I spoke with her psychiatrist,
Dr. Carlstrom,

and none of the medication she's been
prescribing would have caused this kind
of collapse.

So we still don't
know what it was.

Not yet, no.

Mr. President,
I need to speak to you and Walt alone.

Thank you, Doctor.
Keep a close eye on her.

- We'll talk soon.
- Yes, Mr. President.

What's up, Mike?

I'm afraid the situation at the
airport has taken an unexpected turn.

What's the problem?
The hostages were saved,

we've captured or killed
all the terrorists.

Not all of them.

One of the terrorists
was posing as a hostage.

He used the hostage
crisis to cover a theft.

A theft? What was stolen?

A cache of chemical weapons.

What kind of chemical weapons?

Nerve gas.

Is it ours?

No, sir.
CTU is still trying to source it.

But it was buried in a
bunker at the airport.

It seems this man had another
crew waiting for him there.

Do we have any idea what
the terrorists are planning?

Well, they haven't made any
demands or issued any threats, yet.

Well, what are we
doing to stop them?

CTU is running an
interagency search effort.

They're coordinating ground operations,
filtering intelligence.

Has the press found
out about this, yet?

No, sir.
It's being kept internal.

Whatever retaliation we were
bracing for an hour ago is nothing

compared to what these people
are capable of doing now.

Sir, I'll assemble the Homeland Security
team to discuss evacuation scenarios.

I sent everyone updates
on the airport forensics.

What did you want me on next?

Check the task list.

You don't need to ask me every
time you need something new to do.

I don't care if you are my boss or if
you regret sleeping with me last night.

No one talks to me like that.

Really? I just did.

Yeah.

Now, what's your problem?

- I don't have a problem.
- Then what do you want?

- Nothing.
- Edgar.

Look, I'm sorry that my private
life hasn't remained private today.

I'm thinking the opposite.

- What do you mean?
- You're too private.

We've known each
other for years.

And today I find out you're
keeping secrets from me?

Haven't you ever taken a psychology
class? People keep secrets.

I don't. Not from my friends.

Why didn't you tell
me Jack was alive?

Oh, come on.
It's called national security.

Yeah, well, what about Spenser?

I didn't even know you
two were going out.

Give me a break.

Okay, when we find the nerve
gas and the alert level drops,

we can have some chamomile tea and
I'll tell you all my secrets, okay?

You paged me.

- Has Bauer arrived at CTU?
- No, not yet.

When he does,
I need you to do something.

We have our hands full
searching for the nerve gas.

Bauer is a priority.

I need you to clear
an entrance into CTU.

I'm sending it now. Okay.

Miss Raines.

I'll get back to you. Yes?

I take it you're up to speed on the
nerve gas stolen from the airport.

I was just filling in DOD.

Diane Huxley and her son were
brought in to be debriefed.

I'd like you to interview her.

Interview her about what?

Any information she has that
could help us find the nerve gas.

What could she possibly
know about that?

I've reviewed the evidence
against Jack Bauer,

and I'm inclined to agree
with your assessment

that he was framed for the
assassination of David Palmer.

Thank you.

I also think that
whoever framed Jack

is also involved with the
theft of this nerve gas.

Which means that Diane Huxley could
have had contact with that person

without realizing it.

I'm not a trained interrogator.

But you know Jack Bauer better
than anyone else in here.

You have something in
common with this woman.

It might help her open up.

I realize it's awkward,
but I need you to do it.

Fine.

I'll see what I
can get from her.

Thank you.

Where is she?

She and her son just
cleared security.

Miss Huxley, I'm Audrey Raines.

- Hi.
- Hello.

This is my son, Derek.

Hi. I'm gonna be asking
you a few questions.

And Derek, I want you to be checked out
by a doctor while I speak with
your mother.

There's nothing wrong with me.

It's just procedure.
When you're done, you and I will speak.

Can you take him to
medical, please?

It's okay,
I'll see you in a bit.

Don't worry, he'll be fine.

- Is Jack gonna be here soon?
- He's on his way in.

Come with me.

I had no idea he worked
in a place like this.

It's just up these stairs.

- Did you know him before?
- Yes.

I knew him.

A lot of people here thought
you were dead until today.

Yeah, I know. Excuse me.

- Chloe.
- Hi, Jack.

- You all right?
- Yeah, I'm okay.

We wouldn't have made it out of
that airport without your help.

- Thank you.
- You're welcome.

Mr. Bauer,
Lynn McGill from Division.

Mara, I'll assume custody at this point,
thank you.

You're no longer a suspect in
President Palmer's murder,

but while you're here,
you will need this.

It'll give you
level two clearance.

Thank you. Was Agent Manning
able to apprehend the suspect?

No. It seems the person you
identified used the hostage situation

as a cover to steal a cache of
weaponized nerve gas from the airport.

Nerve gas?
How do you know that?

Following your lead, Curtis found trace
amounts in a hangar adjacent to
the terminal.

We don't know how much there
is and where it came from,

but it is a military
grade chemical weapon.

Do you have any leads?

Not yet, but we're gonna run
the search operation from here.

You're not gonna be able
to track these terrorists

fast enough with a
standard search operation.

The only way you're gonna
get that nerve gas in time

is if you find out who ordered
the hit on David Palmer.

I agree.

I think Palmer was about
to expose this plot.

I think that's
why he was killed.

I also think that if you can
help us identify who framed you,

we can intercept this nerve
gas while there's still time.

- Hello, Jack.
- Hey, Bill.

President's been informed
of the nerve gas.

He wants to ensure the
media doesn't find out.

Well, make sure Division
restricts information flow.

We'll continue this
conversation when I'm done.

Good to see you again, Jack.

It's good to see you,
too, Bill.

I'm so sorry about Michelle.

I never meant to
put her in jeopardy.

Of course, you didn't.

How's Tony doing?

He's still unconscious, but the doctor
says he's going to pull through.

Good. We're gonna need to speak
to him as soon as possible.

They know to call us.

Jack... Audrey has
been working for us.

She's here in the building now?

She's debriefing Diane Huxley.

Why is she talking to Diane?

Lynn asked her to.

I'm not used to
calling him Jack.

He said his name
was Frank Flynn.

I thought he worked
for the oil company.

You probably know more
about him than I do.

We all thought he was dead
for the last year and a half.

So what do you want to know?

You said that Jack was living with you
for the last six months, is
that correct?

He was renting a room.

So, you don't have a personal
relationship with him?

I'm not sure that's
anyof your business.

I'm sorry, I just... I need to
know how close you and Jack were,

whether he confided
in you or not.

Jack's a private person.

I always knew he was keeping something
from me. I just never pushed it.

I accepted him for who he was.

Ms. Raines...

whoever he was before...

it doesn't change the
way I feel about him.

He was good to me,
he was good to my son.

He meant a lot to us.
He still does.

I see.

Did anyone ever come
by and ask about Jack?

What do you mean?

Someone knew that
Jack was alive.

It's critical to our investigation
that we find out who that was.

No. No one asked about him.
No one ever came to see him.

Can you excuse me
for a minute, please?

Yeah.

Jack.

I don't even know
where to begin.

You have to believe me.
I couldn't tell you I was still alive.

- Jack, you don't need to apologize.
- I did it for your own protection.

It's been hard for me, thinking you
died, believing that I was angry
at you...

that I hated you. I wasn't able
to forgive myself for that.

You had every
reason to hate me.

I was responsible for Paul's death.
I lied to you.

Jack.

You made a hard decision.

I never imagined I'd get
another chance to tell you this.

But I want...

I want you to know that I don't blame
you for what happened with Paul.

Thank you.

Jack...

There's so much that I want
to say to you, I know it's...

Mr. Bauer. Mr.
Buchanan needs to see you.

- I'll be right down.
- I should go.

Evelyn, is Mrs.
Logan still asleep?

Yes, she's finally
getting some rest.

Good. You should probably start
gathering some of her things.

I thought the president was
staying through the weekend.

He is...
but she'll be leaving today.

Where's she going?

Just make sure she has the essentials
to make her trip comfortable.

Yes, sir.

Edgar said he saw you come in here.
What are you doing?

Setting up a new socket.

We're overloaded from
the NSA database.

- Why are you here?
- Looking for you.

What for?

I need to get into
your utilities volume.

Why didn't you message me?

Okay, I wanted to say something, too.
Let's not make a big drama out of it.

What?

I was unfairly harsh to you a few
minutes ago. I didn't mean anything.

All right. Apology accepted.

It wasn't really an apology, it was more
of an observation. I mean, the fact...

Spenser.

Damn it, why do I do that?

- Edgar Stiles.
- It's Chloe.

What is it?

I need to know Spenser's
clearance level?

Why are you asking?

Spenser works for me,
and I need to know his clearance level,

so could you please open the header
file and give it to me, Edgar?

Fine.

Level three.

Chloe?

Call Buchanan, tell him I need to
talk to him now. It's important.

Division sent me.

One of your mainframe
servers is cycling slow.

You're not on the manifest.

I was told it'd
be taken care of.

I'm going to have to clear this
with the systems administrator.

Are you Hank,
from on-site support?

- Yeah.
- My fault.

I was supposed to advance
him an emergency clearance.

All right. Place the bag on the conveyor
belt, and walk right through, sir.

- All clear.
- Thank you.

- Thank you.
- Thank you.

I'll show you the way.

Mr. Cummings told me it would be
best to keep you off the manifest.

Classified material generally
runs on servers nine and twelve.

All the information you need
on Bauer should be there.

I don't know what files Mr.
Cummings asked you to download,

but you need to keep
vector counts the same,

or it'll get flagged.

I got it.

Okay.

I need to get back
to my station.

Evelyn, what are you doing?

Mrs. Logan,
are you feeling better?

Why are you packing my things?

Walt Cummings asked me to.

Why?

Where are we going?

I don't know if the
president's going with you.

Evelyn, stop. What's going on?

They just asked me to
get you ready to leave.

They're sending me to Vermont,
aren't they?

Charles is having me committed.

I'm sorry, Mrs. Logan.
I honestly don't know anything else.

It's fine.

I'll get dressed.

Edgar, my FGA is locked.
Where's Chloe?

How should I know?

- Can you unlock this?
- No.

Mr. Wolff? Please come with us.

What do you want?

Mr. Buchanan has ordered us to
take you to him immediately.

I'm in the middle of
a critical task here.

Mr. Stiles has been authorized
to take over your work load.

Did you know about this, Edgar?

Yeah. I just got
the bulletin. Sorry.

Mr. Wolff. Please.

I'm coming.

Chloe? Sir.
What is going on here?

Sit down, Spenser.

You've been burrowing into classified
CTU protocols without authorization.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Stop-- I know you were logged
onto the security subsystem,

where you had no right to be.

We're going through your system so you
might as well tell us now what you
were doing.

- I told you I was opening...
- That's enough!

You've accessed files outside your
clearance level at least 18 times

in the four months
you've been here.

Sir, whatever you think you've found,
it's a mistake.

I've done nothing wrong.

Come on, Spenser,
you obviously have your own agenda here.

I don't have an "agenda."

And while you're at it, why don't you
explain why it was necessary to crawl
into my bed.

Which certainly wasn't
what it appeared to be,

just like your work here
isn't what it appears to be!

Chloe, Chloe.
Chloe, let me handle this, please.

Sir, obviously you can't take
anything she says into consideration.

I was careless.

And, inadvertently,
I caused her some emotional pain.

Oh, please.

And now she's trying
to get back at me.

I don't think so, Spenser.

Sir, I'd like to
talk to a lawyer.

Forget about a lawyer!

We're in the middle
of a terrorist crisis

There are lives on the line.

You're going to tell us what
you've been doing here,

and you're going
to tell us now.

I hope this goes better than when
I sent her up there the last time.

Dr. Hill and his staff are on
standby if she overreacts.

I'm not looking
forward to this.

Evelyn?

- Mr. President.
- Where is she?

She's in the bathroom, sir.

Martha?

Marty?

Are you sure she's in there?

Yes, sir.
She's getting dressed.

Marty?

Aaron? My wife is gone.

This is Pierce.
We have a priority alert.

The First Lady has left her
quarters and is unaccounted for.

All agents in the main wing,
move to points north and west.

Anyone spotting her,
check in immediately.

So the only people who
knew you were alive were

David Palmer, Tony Almeida,
Michelle Dessler and Chloe O'Brian.

Yeah, and at least one other person who
killed David Palmer and tried to frame
me for it.

And you don't know who that
other person might be?

- No.
- Any theories?

About a year and a half ago,
David Palmer called me.

Told me there's someone in Logan's
administration was targeting me.

Which is why you faked your own
death and assumed a new identity?

Yeah, except it didn't work.

I believe that whoever tried
to kill me 18 months ago

somehow found out
I was still alive,

and waited until today to
exploit that information.

Someone inside President
Logan's administration?

That's what David Palmer told me a year
and a half ago, and I believe him.

Well, first of all,

that would mean someone
in this administration

is also tied to the
theft of the nerve gas.

Yeah. You're going to
have to look into that.

Even if you're right, there are hundreds
of people in Logan's administration.

It would take an investigation of that
magnitude months to gain any traction--

and we don't have
months to work with.

Mr. McGill? I'm sorry to interrupt,

but Dr.
Paulson is calling from medical.

Put him through.

- Mr. McGill?
- Yes?

Tony Almeida's regained
consciousness and is in recovery.

Can he talk?

Yes. He's very weak,
you'll have to be brief.

Let him know I'll be
down in a few minutes.

Tony asked if be could
speak to Jack Bauer first.

He says it's important.

He's a friend of mine.

Tell Mr. Almeida that Jack
will be down in few moments.

I'll let him know.

Thank you. I'll be right back.

- Jack.
- What's going on?

I know you're busy. I...

I just wanted to apologize.

You have nothing
to apologize for.

Yes, I do.

I thought you were just another loser,
trying to take advantage of my mom.

I was wrong.

You were trying to protect her.

Your mother is lucky to have someone
who loves her as much as you do.

As soon as this is over,
I promise you,

you and I are going to get a
chance to sit down and talk.

But right now I have to go.

Yeah.

Take care of your mother.

Who gave you the Level
Five authorization?

Don't look at me. Answer him!

I can't.
I can't talk to anyone here about this.

Whatever you were
doing is over, Spenser.

Sir, I was able to pull Spenser's
screen activity from the archive.

This is what he was
looking at ten minutes ago.

Looks like he was using in-house
surveillance to track someone
through CTU.

Why are you tracking
Jack Bauer?

What the hell's going
on here, Spenser?

I was following orders.

I'm sure if they're tracking Jack Bauer,
they have a reason.

Who is they?

I won't say anything else.

Chloe, find security,
have them locate Jack now.

- Dr. Paulson?
- Yes.

I'm Jack Bauer.
Tony Almeida wanted to speak with me.

Oh, of course, Mr. Bauer.
Just remember to please keep it brief.

Thank you, sir.

Tony.

Tony, it's Jack.

Jack, you all right?

I think he cracked my rib.

I've been trying to reach you,
but the lines were locked out.

What happened? Who is he?

I don't know,
but he's a professional.

He killed Dr.
Paulson, then he tried to kill me.

You have any idea
how he got into CTU?

We identified a mole working
in Chloe's department.

- Who?
- Spenser Wolff.

We've been interrogating him,
but he hasn't talked yet.

- Where is he?
- Holding.

Get a doctor down here to
monitor Tony Almeida now.

Lock this room down.

Contact Lynn McGill,
have him meet me in Holding.

Bring up visual surveillance
on Medical Room Two.

Open the door.

I want to show you something.
Get up!

Did you let that man into CTU?

This man is a
professional assassin.

He just killed Dr.
Paulson, and he tried to kill me.

Did you let him into CTU?

No. They told me he was here to
place a tap on one of the servers.

- That's all I knew.
- Who told you?

I was here as part of an
Internal Affairs investigation.

Are you starting to understand
how much trouble you are in?

Now, I'm gonna give
you one more chance.

Who told you to let
that man into CTU?

The White House.

Mr. Cummings in
the White House.

Cummings recruited me after
I started working here.

He said that they wanted to
make sure CTU was operating...

within the rules.

You have to believe me.

I thought I was
serving the President.

Yeah. Take him back to Holding.

Walt Cummings killed David Palmer,
and he tried to have me killed.

Even if it is true, we have to build
a case before we call the President.

We don't call the President. He's here
in California. We go see him now.

Cummings is the President's Chief
of Staff, Jack. And his friend.

Without any hard evidence,
CTU can't touch him.

I'm not CTU.

I'll go get Walt
Cummings myself.