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In New York City's war on crime

the worst criminal offenders
are pursued

by the detectives
of the Major Case Squad.

These are their stories.

Sorry I'm late.

I wanted to find
that wine you like

and I had to go all the way
to the Bowery.

Al? Honey?

What?

No way.

No way.

Pick up. Pick up.

It's me.

I thought things
were really great and...

and now I find this typed
letter, not even signed.

You have to talk to me, Al.

If this has anything
to do with my parents coming,

it's really not okay.

I'm not mad.

I just want to talk.

Maybe he's just scared
of committing.

The way you talk
about your dad...

It's not my dad. It's him.

He's got somebody else.

I could just kill him.

If you could
find him.

Oh, I'll find him.

Watch this.

Al, this is Leslie again.

If you don't call me
in the next 12 hours

you're in big trouble.

I know what's been
going on at school.

Like that
ever works.

I got to go to the gym.

See you.

Please, honey, just call me.

Please.

MAN:
If you don't have enough money

why don't you
put back the vermouth?

You can't
make a martini

without vermouth, okay?

How much you need?

Oh, no, that...
that's okay.

She needs 80 cents.

Here.

If you give me
your address

I'll send you the money.

Forget it.

MAN:
Thanks for letting us in.

I don't know.

She didn't meet us
at the airport.

Leslie?

Yoo-hoo! It's mom.
We're here.

What's this?

Leslie?!

Her purse and her wallet
and her keys are here.

Please
call the police.

Maybe she's
visiting somebody.

Call them now.

Use your cell.

And don't
touch anything.

Missing woman
is Leslie Dornan.

Neighbors haven't
seen her since
yesterday.

Did she have a boyfriend?
Girlfriend?

Not according
to her folks.

Her father's a cop.

Pittsburgh PD,
retired.

Guess he knew
which strings to pull

to get Major Case here.

If this turns into anything

we'll put you in on the collar.

Go ahead, impress me.

It's Aramaic.

It's the language
that Christ spoke.

Parts of the
Old Testament
were written in it.

But don't ask me
what it means.

This is Aramaic, too.

Mr. and Mrs. Dornan...

Is... is that your
daughter's handwriting?

I don't know.

I can't tell.

This wall-hanging here...

My mother brought
that back from Turkey.

It's the Lord's Prayer
but, uh... I...

I don't think
that Leslie knew
that language.

EAMES:
The last time
you talked to her

how did she sound?

FATHER:
She sounded fine.

Leslie wouldn't
hurt herself.

She loves life.

She's a fighter.

The detective said
you didn't think

Leslie was involved
with anybody.

No, she wasn't.

Well, she
definitely had
a regular visitor.

Uh... this is hair gel.

He liked to sit here
and... and watch TV.

Rest his head against the wall.

Those are scuff marks.

He liked to put
his feet on the table.

Well, he's tall.

Six... six-foot-four.

If she had
a boyfriend...

Why didn't she tell you?

EAMES:
How about you tell us

about her boyfriend?

Al? They broke up
last Tuesday.

Leslie came home,
his stuff was gone.

She was furious.

She kept leaving

messages on his phone

how she was going
to make trouble for him.

Let's start with Al's full name.
Alan what?

It's not Alan.
It's Ali Al-Javad.

He's Moroccan.

He's a grad student
at Hunter.

Is that why she
didn't tell her
parents about him?

Because he's Moroccan?

Her dad could be pretty intense.

She must have
really liked him.

He made her feel so special.

He bought her
expensive gifts, antiques...

I noticed
the coffee table.

That was a gift?

Yes. He had me buy that for her
in Amsterdam last summer.

He just gave you
a bunch of money

and told you to
buy what you want?

No. He gave me the name
of the antique store.

They took care of the shipping.

Who picked up the coffee table
on this end?

We all did.

We took my brother's van
to the customs broker in Jersey.

Just the table? Nothing else?

Yes. If you're trying
to freak me out, it's working.

How did Al and Leslie meet?

You're
embarrassed.

Did he pick her
up in a bar?

Or maybe a chat room?

It's not sleazy.

It's... it's the Singular
Singles website.

You can see their video,
hear what they have to say.

It... it's not
like a total pickup.

I love dancing salsa

and singing karaoke.

This is the boyfriend--
Ali Al-Javad.

My dream girl is a full-figured
American lady

who loves to laugh.

Give me some mail.

No, he's not Moroccan.

When Moroccans
speak English,
they sound French.

I'd put this guy
further east.

How 'bout we put him
in this seat?

You talk
to his college?

Well, he registered
two years ago.

Took a full load
the first semester

and then one class
each semester after that--

just enough to satisfy
the requirements

of the student visa.

And then he found a girlfriend--

someone vulnerable,
grateful for the attention.

Somebody who'd be afraid
to ask too many questions.

Moved in with her.

Everything's in her name.

He stays
off the radar.

He's a sleeper.

Maybe... just maybe
this guy doesn't
like school.

Maybe he's
just here
for a good time.

We still have
a missing woman.

A 33-year-old,
single woman

who'd been drinking--
who'd been dumped.

Uh, someone
is trying very hard

to convince us she
committed suicide.

This is the translation
off their wall writings.

It's from the Old Testament:
"The Song of Songs."

"Night after night on my bed,
I have sought my true love.

"I have sought him
but not found him.

I have called him
but he has not answered."

They wanted to write
a suicide note

but they couldn't
fake her handwriting

so they wrote it in Aramaic.

Ali took a flight out of Newark
to Germany Tuesday night--

the day before
Leslie disappeared.

One of his buddies
must have taken care of her.

He left the country
the same day he left her?

Whatever job he had
to do here-- it was over.

Look at this itinerary.

He had to connect
through AtlantaandParis.

No. He could have flown
direct from JFK

for half the price.

Maybe he was
hooking up with
somebody in those cities.

Or maybe it was about leaving
out of Newark.

He had something
to do in New Jersey

before getting
on that plane.

Now, the table...

the table he had
Leslie's friend
buy in Amsterdam--

it was shipped
to a customs
broker in Jersey.

An antique that
he could have bought
in Soho for less money.

It was a dry run.

He was testing
the customs inspection.

He brought
something else in.

He had to take
delivery of it

or maybe hand it
off to somebody

before leaving the country.

WOMAN:
Tuesday. Um... yes.

Mr. Al-Javad
picked up a crate

of household goods
from the Netherlands.

Did Customs inspect it?

Inspect? Oh, the crate.

You're kidding, right?

I guess we are.

How large
a crate was it?

Three foot by three foot.

Weight: 80 pounds.

The container
the crate was shipped in--

where would that be now?

Ali's crate was loaded in first.

That would put it
somewhere in the back.

You know, we get
about six million

containers a year
coming in

and we only
check about
two percent of them.

The more I know,
the less I sleep.

This corner here
is positive for explosives.

Do you have any
idea how much?

Judging by the way
Homer's bouncing around

I'd say a lot.

So much for sleep.

came back positive
for Titadine.

It's a high-yield,
high-grade form
of dynamite.

Titadine. There
was an advisory

on that stuff
last year.

Eight tons of it
were stolen

from a factory
in France.

Yeah. Most of it
is unaccounted for.

Until this morning.

The Feds and the
joint Task Force

are going to be
all over this.

Well, you're not suggesting
that we bow out.

Hell, no.

We've got a suspected homicide
to clear.

Where are we
with Mr. Al-Javad's accomplices?

We found a number
of prints from
the rental van.

I like this guy...
Jorge Galvez.

His prints were
on the inside

of the cargo area
of the van.

He's got a juvenile
record in Baltimore.

It's gang-related.

Then he served three years here
for assaulting a motorist

over a fender bender.

A rage-aholic.

Since he was paroled
two years ago

he's been clean.

Not even
a parking ticket.

His last year
in prison

he worked
in the library.

Got his GED.

Something put him back
on the straight and narrow.

A religious
conversion?

He wouldn't be
the first person

to find God behind bars.

Some people find Allah,
some people find Jesus.

There are a lot of teams
in the league.

Galvez finished his parole

but maybe his P.O.'s
still in touch with him.

MAN:
Jorge hasn't worked here
since a year ago last spring.

What happened to him?

Went to
the hospital.

His appendix burst.

After that,
he disappeared.

His last paycheck--
I mailed to his apartment.

It got returned.

You meet any
of his friends?

Just the people from
the prison outreach program.

What about his
religious friends?

His parole officer

told us that
he converted to Islam

when he was in prison.

Now, I can see
that you sell halal chicken--

meaning it's slaughtered
according to Muslim tradition.

I know that your community
has had a rough year

and we are not
looking to make
things any worse.

There's a missing girl.

Jorge might be involved.

We need to find him.

I took him to our mosque.

Helped him with his Arabic
so he could read the Koran.

Jorge had this big
chip on his shoulder.

Talked a lot of trash about
America-- how oppressed he was.

I told him,
you stop breaking the law

you won't feel so oppressed.

When Jorge went to the emergency
for his appendix

who took care of him?
A girlfriend?

A nurse. He was in Mount Sinai
for over a week.

A week?
I like your health coverage.

Our health coverage
is my wife's chicken soup.

No, we don't cover hospitals.

Somebody had to guarantee
that hospital bill.

I just signed
the hospital papers.

The prison outreach
program I was working
with at the time--

they had a fund
for that sort
of thing.

Have you seen Jorge since?

No. Once his
parole was up

we didn't
keep in touch.

Excuse me.

That's a smart
question, Randy.

That's your name,
right?

Randy asked why the Greek bible
is called the Septuagint.

"Septua" means "70."

And the story is that
it took 70 scholars

to translate the Hebrew
bible into Greek.

At the great library
at Alexandria in Egypt.

Right, Mr. Edwards?

Right.

The library and
its 700,000 books

were destroyed by fire
over 1,300 years ago.

My mother was a librarian.

They just built a new library
on the site of the original--

this time with state-of-the-art
smoke detectors.

You've been?

I've read about it.

I'm one of five people

who actually reads
theSmithsonian Magazine.

Six.

One of six.

I should get back to class.

Substitute teacher.

You must like punishment.

I like making a contribution.

I wish you could make one
to our case.

He had an uncle in Baltimore.

A dry cleaner.

He was talking about
hitting him up for work.

I hope that helps.

Jorge's uncle, the dry cleaner,
died three years ago.

So either Jorge lied to Edwards,
or Edwards lied to us.

What's this?

It's the Smithsonian article on
the new library in Alexandria.

When Edwards
mentioned smoke detectors

it didn't ring a bell.

You actually read this
when it came out?

The magazine's the perfect size
for my treadmill.

There's nothing in here
about smoke detectors.

And, since there's no reason

Edwards would mention
a detail like that...

He's been to Egypt
in the last year.

The State Department
would know.

The Egyptian consulate in Munich
issued a tourist visa

to Ethan Edwards
a year ago last June.

A week later, they issued
another one to Jorge Galvez.

They both got passports
in April last year

they both left the country
in the same week

and they both got back
two months ago.

Sounds like they
had a meeting
of the minds.

Edwards' coworkers
at the outreach program--

they knew
he was a Muslim--

but he didn't become political
until he met Jorge Galvez.

The school board
have an address
on Edwards?

Just a P.O. box.

I'll get Carver
working on a subpoena

for the postal
records.

You two call
the Task Force.

Bedroom clear!

Bathroom clear!

Living room clear!

Oh, this is not good.

It's rat poison.

Rat poison's
an anticoagulant.

Suicide bombers in Israel

they use it to mix with
the shrapnel in making bombs.

The idea is,
when their victims are wounded

they bleed to death.

Suicide bomber?

When the hell
did this kid

decide that's what
he wanted to be

when he grows up?

Doesn't look like he'splanning
to grow up.

This is the crate
they shipped from overseas.

The K-9 unit came up positive
for explosives.

Once we get
all this weighed

we'll know how much Titadine
we have to worry about.

Edwards lived here alone
until a couple weeks ago--

another man described
as male Hispanic.

Galvez.

We couldn't get
a positive I.D.

At this point,
we're not sure

which one's
the actual suicide bomber.

Could be
a suicide bomber.

Or they might try and use
a remote-control device.

I'm going with a suicide bomber.

You see here,
here and here?

Something was taped

to the... to the wall

and the paint was ripped off
when it... it was taken down.

And, uh... duct tape residue.

This sheet was used
as a backdrop

and, uh... these marks

probably from a tripod.

I think they made
a... videotape.

A suicide note.

The Bureau feels releasing
any information to the public

is counterproductive.

It might even
provoke these people

to step up their operation.

They already know
we got their scent.

We weighed that crate.

They have 50 pounds
of Titadine.

They made a vest.

They're good to go.

Agent O'Dell,
it's established practice

to let the eyes and ears
of the American public

help us deal
with terrorist threats.

For once, we have
more to offer them
than color schemes.

We have the actual photos
of the terrorists

which the district attorney
willrecommend

be released to the media.

I'll let my people know that.

EAMES:
We're still tracking down
Galvez's associates

and relatives here
and in Baltimore.

We got some background
on Edwards.

He might have family
up in Westchester.

Which one
is the designated martyr?

Galvez took electronics courses
in prison.

He probably assembled the bomb

which leaves Edwards the job
of carrying it.

What are his qualifications?

Theology major
at Manhattan University

with a minor in languages.

He speaks Spanish, Arabic--

working knowledge of Greek,
Hebrew, Aramaic.

Everything you'd need to study
the Bible in the original texts.

He volunteers in soup kitchens,
mentored kids

in inner city schools.

How could a man
with that background

murder innocent people?

Well, that's probably
why he made a tape--

to explain himself.

We can always
ask his parents.

MAN:
It's because
of his religious beliefs.

That's why you singled him out.

Mr. Edwards, will you please
just answer my question?

He called last July.

He was in Phoenix.

He'd just gotten back

from traveling
around Europe.

And Egypt.

He got a visa
for Egypt last year.

Yes, he visited Egypt.

Why aren't you
telling us anything?

Has he been hurt?

We spoke to Ethan
three days ago.

He's working as a substitute
teacher in Queens.

Did you know that's
what he was doing?

No. If Ethan wanted
us to know he was here

he would have told us.

Mr. Edwards, I need you to
unlock the door to the garage.

This woman
is missing.

Leslie Dornan.

Maybe Ethan... knows
what happened to her.

Is she his girlfriend?

No. Uh... it's complicated.

Ethan would never hurt anyone.

He's a very ethical person.

Well, he's certainly

familiar with
the Ten Commandments.

He's got the Torah,
the Koran, the Bible

with notes in the margins.

He followed a path of study.

He probably would
have been a minister

if it weren't for his father.

Your husband
doesn't like religion?

Joe's a chemist.

He likes tangible things.

And Ethan
embraced the intangible.

You ever talk to him
about his conversion to Islam?

He said it had made him feel
centered and connected

to something bigger than him.

When was this picture taken?

That's the summer

I took Ethan to do
volunteer work in Appalachia.

He was just 10.

Did your husband
take that picture?

No, Joe didn't
go with us.

It wasn't a good time
in your marriage?

Maybe it brought you
and Ethan closer.

When Ethan
was traveling

maybe he contacted you
more than your husband.

He sent me emails.

He called me once
after the attacks.

I wasn't sure where he was.

Did he talk about
the attacks?

He wanted to know
if anyone we knew had been hurt.

He sounded very shaky,
he wanted to come home

but he said he had things
he had to do first.

You're probably
the one person

that he's afraid
to disappoint.

Oh, he knows that
couldn't happen.

You said that Ethan was
looking for a connection

to something bigger
than himself.

Now, if he found people
that offered that connection

he might be persuaded
to do things

that he found
morally repugnant.

What things?

A suicide bombing.

Oh, no.... my God, no...
oh, Ethan.

You can help us
bring him in.

As we reported earlier,
Vera Edwards, the mother

of fugitive terrorist suspect
Ethan Edwards

suffered a massive heart attack
after being informed

that her son might be a member
of a terrorist cell.

A spokesperson
for St. Beatrice Hospital

says that Mrs. Edwards remains
in very critical condition.

We're monitoring the hospital

the parents' house,
phones, E-mails...

In the hopes
he'll reach out
to his dying mother?

CARVER:
Detective Goren feels she's
a role model for Edwards.

They've got something.

You raised me to believe you
can't take without giving back.

So really this is a path
I was always meant to walk.

Tell everyone
that there's a message coming

and America
better read it carefully.

Because it's being written
in a language it understands.

It was E-mailed
to his parents.

It's clean,
nothing embedded.

No way to trace
where it came from.

This is a streaming video,
right?

Like the... like the videos
on Singular Singles?

The software to process
and send a streaming video

are they all the same?

No, there're different kinds.

And each one would have
a signature on the video?

Sure. Why?

How'd you like
to take a trip

into the world
of video dating?

Hello, I'm Khalid.

I'm a stock analyst with an MBA
from Wharton School of Business.

I enjoy sports...

The only video I found
on Singular Singles

that uses the same software

as the Edwards
video.

...deep sort of person.

I like

romantic gourmet dinners
and long walks in...

Let's give him
his long walk.

Get his phone number
and address from the website.

I got pizza.

(rattling)

Police!

(gun firing)

He was going
to kill Edwards.

To keep Edwards
from talking.

Talk about what?
We got the bomb.

One of the bombs.

This vest weighs about...
40 pounds.

Minus the shrapnel

you've only got about 20,
25 pounds of explosives here.

There's another vest
out there.

EAMES:
Our search
of Khalid's place

didn't turn up any leads

to Jorge or to what
their target might be.

These items
were in Ethan's knapsack.

We're not sure what this is.
1/55 at 31.

That doesn't
correspond

to any address.

O'DELL:
Bureau's assuming

Galvez and Edwards were
planning a coordinated attack.

First man detonates in a crowd

the second man waits for
rescue personnel to arrive

or targets the crowd fleeing
the first explosion.

All we need is when and where.

Well, they'd pick
a confined space
to maximize

the concussive power
of the shock waves

bouncing off
the walls.

If we assume Galvez
sticks to the plan.

Do we have
a choice?

EAMES:
Task Force
turned up

an e-ticket
in Khalid's name

for a flight out of JFK
to Madrid tomorrow night.

If this follows
the M.O.

it means that his part of
the job would be over by then.

Which puts

the target date
for the operation

within days from now.

Step into him fast.

You're an American citizen,
Ethan, born and raised.

Free to worship in
the religion of your choice.

How can you sit there

and let Jorge kill
innocent Americans?

Well, maybe what
they say is true.

You're a traitor,
the worst kind of scum.

I'm not a traitor.

One nation under God.

My allegiance
is to God, to Allah.

Killing in the name
of God is good?

It's better to kill
in the name of oil?

I don't get it, Ethan.

Your family told us
you were upset by 9-11.

That was a mistake.

It was too much.

But then America sent gunships

and killed hundreds
of innocent people.

Women, children...

9-11 was a terrible lesson
that no one learned.

So we need what?
A refresher course?

I'm sure that
he has it all worked out.

Anyway, this is all,
you know, big picture stuff.

My partner and I, we're here
for the little picture.

For Leslie Dorn.

Her parents
just want to bury her.

You know, it just occurred to me

that you haven't
asked about your mom.

You don't want to know
how she is?

How is she?

EAMES:
We're working on the barter
system here, Ethan.

You give us something,
we give you something.

You're afraid.

Yeah, you're afraid

that you're going
to fail this test.

That those other guys
were right.

Who?

What are you talking about?

Well, the reason why
Khalid tried to kill you.

To protect the operation,
I accept that.

He knew it.

And, and, and the...

and the other guys
at the training camp

they knew it, too.

Ethan, when it
comes right down to it

this is really not your fight.

I mean, you don't have
centuries of injustice

and colonial oppression
to harden your resolve.

I'm a Muslim.

It's my fight, too.

You know...

I-I read the Koran,
uh, a long time ago.

When I was in the army,
I was stationed in Germany

and there was
this girl who lived

near the base,
she was Turkish.

She was Muslim.

I wanted to impress her.

And, you know, it's really not
what you'd expect.

For example, they recognize
the right for women to vote

to own and inherit property

to divorce their husbands.

And this was written, what,
like 1,300 years ago.

It's the true word of God.

Well, you
would know.

You've been looking
for the true word.

You've been...
searching for God.

But there's one thing that...

that I couldn't find in here.

And, and, and that's the part
where Allah, you know

he tells everybody
to just go ahead

and indiscriminately
kill innocent people.

I mean, that part,
that's not in here.

Where is that?

Must be in some

secret chapter, but it isn't.

Because I didn't miss it,
did I, Ethan?

It means exactly what
my Muslim friends told me

that it's not in the Koran.

That there's no sanction

for what you are
planning to do

and what Jorge
still plans to do.

No. We weren't...

You wanted to what?

Let me show you something.

This X ray

is of a suicide-bomb victim
in Israel.

This victim has
no external injuries

no shrapnel wounds.

Just this white mass.

Emergency room doctors
call this "the white butterfly."

It's what the heart

and lungs and other
internal organs

look like after they've
been turned into soup

by the concussion from the bomb.

Ethan, what I want to know is
you went searching for God,

how'd you end up
looking for targets?

(knocking on window)

That's probably news
about your mother.

By the way

this X ray is of
a five-year-old girl.

I was sent by God.

So were we.

We have to consider
another option:

sodium amytal.

Truth serum?

I've seen it used
on Soviet defectors

and it didn't work.

If we inject him

we'll lose his trust
and it'll waste time.

Ethan's a difficult subject.

We have nothing
to leverage him with.

We have a sense
of morality.

That sense of morality
is what got us here
in the first place.

The FBI has access
to it, doesn't it?

I'm not getting squat
without authorization
from Justice.

The new FBI.

Isn't that what
the President said?

"You're either with us
or against us"?

He sees the world
in high contrast.

It's black and white.

Our way
or the highway.

He has no idea
what we sound like

to the rest of the world.

Washington's still
making up its mind.

Progress?

GOREN:
So you're going

to lead us out
of our ignorance?

I just want America

and the West
to stop trying

to control the destiny

of my Muslim brothers
and sisters.

Surgery?

So you think
by blowing yourself up

it's a step
in the right direction?

Martyrdom has a lot
of symbolic value.

Buddhist monks
set themselves on fire

to protest
religious persecution.

EAMES:
A man did it
at the Pentagon

in the '60s to protest
the Vietnam war.

GOREN:
They were understood

loud and clear,
because they didn't

muddy it up by
killing other people.

You ever think about that
instead of a suicide bomb?

I'm sure things
made a lot more sense

six months ago.

They were much clearer...

I'm just tired.

No, no, no, no.

You had doubts

long before you ran into us

about how all this killing
squares up

with the will
of a merciful God.

Of course, I had doubts.

I'm not a psychopath.

You had more than doubts.

You knew you were lost.

"Night after night
on my bed

"I sought my true love

"I sought him,
but not found him.

I call him,
but he does not answer."

In the trade, we call
this a "tell," Ethan.

You didn't write
the verse

on Leslie's wall
by mistake.

You wrote it 'cause

you were calling
out to God.

And he's not answering.

And you haven't
felt this lost

since that summer
you went to Appalachia

when your parents separated.

And that is
your personal struggle

your jihad.

To find connection to something
bigger than yourself.

And nothing's bigger than God.

And the moment
you realized

you lost connection
with him

was when you were watching Jorge
kill Leslie.

It wasn't supposed to happen.

He was just going
to talk to her.

So if Leslie had to die
to protect your mission

then maybe there was something
wrong with your mission.

Something unjust.

That's what was going
through your head.

I wouldn't kill
innocent civilians.

EAMES:
Well, Leslie's dead

and more innocent people
will die

if Jorge sets off his bomb.

There's only one way
back to God.

There's only one way to make
your parents understand

that you're not about this
or this.

If I tell you where she is,
what do I get?

We'll tell you
how your mother's doing.

I'll write down the address.

If you tell us where Jorge is...

how we can stop him

we might let you know
where your mother is.

Whatever happens is God's will.

EAMES:
I hope this doesn't turn out

to be the consolation prize.

GOREN:
Loose hairs under
Leslie's fingernails.

Yeah. Blond hairs, short,
razor cut, black roots.

Jorge's gone blond.

I have shoe prints here.

Boots.

Anyone do boots?!

What do you think,
military issue?

Regular Army,
mid-'90s, brand-new.

Probably came
from a surplus store.

He's got a crew cut.

And he may be wearing
military... clothing.

Ethan said
they wouldn't kill civilians.

Civilians.

Tomorrow's Veteran's Day.

The Veteran's Day Parade
down Fifth Avenue.

That's a two-mile long target.

Look--

the note we found
from Ethan's backpack.

"1/55 First and 55th."

That's the Mechanized
Infantry Battalion

and, and "31"
could be 31st Street--

their muster point
for the parade.

Why that battalion?

First of the 55th
were deployed... to the Gulf.

These are,
are Desert Storm veterans.

Authorities are still seeking
information on the whereabouts

of suspected terrorists
Ethan Edwards and Jorge Galvez.

Police are investigating reports
that Galvez was spotted

in his native Baltimore.

Other sources tell us
authorities now believe

the suspects
may have fled the country.

In other news, Mayor Bloomberg
was spotted today...

(drumroll cadence
and bagpipes playing)

EAMES:
We have
a possible I.D.

East of Madison,
south side of the street.

Hey, Desert
Storm, right?

I could tell
by your uniform.

I was 171st Armor.

You were what, uh,
55th Mechanized Division

huh?

You got your I.D.?

You know, they're
checking I.D.s.

You want a smoke?

You know, I quit
seven years ago

but being back in the uniform
really plays a trip on my head.

You got a light?

Police!
Clear out of the way!

(Goren screams)

(gunshot)

God's will.

Let's hope so.