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MAN: What are you doing out here?

I'm lost.

MAN: This is a restricted area.

Oh, I didn't know that.
There's no signs.

MAN: They're everywhere.
Let's see some ID.

Why? (CHUCKLES)

MAN: There's a broken gate back there,
and you're trespassing.

Excuse me, sir,

that gate was open and I was under
the opinion that this was a detour.

Let me see the ID. Take it out.

- What kind of uniform is that?
- I'll ask the fucking questions.

It's a private outfit, huh? (CHUCKLES)

I tried to get one of those jobs.
I like guarding things.

Really?

Here you go, sir.
I think what must have happened

is I just must have
gotten turned around.

(MAN GRUNTING)

(TRAIN HORN BLOWING)

WOMAN: (ON RADIO) Is it in the
high-end or the low-end range?

MAN: (ON RADIO)
Oh, there's no question it's up!

- (MAN LAUGHS)
- WOMAN: Yes, but 20%?

MAN:
Foreclosure, foreclosure, foreclosure!

We're talking about over
two-thirds of the market,

and, of course,
it's linked to unemployment.

WOMAN: So, the opportunity for the average
investor with the right know-how...

MAN: Is all in the book.
In the seminars. (CHUCKLES)

WOMAN: Very little doubt?

MAN: Yes, their distress sales makes
them want them off the books.

MAN: They need to sell them.
They have to, right?

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

...you name it, we teach them all.

LOU: I guesstimate that I have
about 50 pounds of copper wire,

100 pounds of chain-link fence and two
manhole covers. The nice thick ones.

I'll give 50 cents a pound for the wire,
15 for the fence, and 10 for the covers.

- That's below market value.
- Market value?

You know the cops came by
asking about manhole covers?

I'd like to counter at a
dollar a pound for the copper,

30 cents a pound for the fence,
and 20 cents per for the covers.

- Ah, sell them somewhere else.
- I'd feel good at 75, 25, and 15.

I'm not negotiating with you.

- I think we're close.
- I'm done.

I'm willing to take less to
establish a business relationship.

If that's your last best offer,
then I guess I accept.

All right. Drive around
back and unload them.

Excuse me, sir?

I'm looking for a job.

In fact, I've made up my mind to find a
career that I can learn and grow into.

Who am I? I'm a hard-worker,
I set high goals

and I've been told that I am persistent.
Now, I'm not fooling myself, sir.

Having been raised with the self-esteem
movement so popular in schools,

I used to expect my
needs to be considered.

But I know that today's work culture
no longer caters to the job loyalty

that could be promised
to earlier generations.

What I believe, sir, is that good things
come to those who work their asses off.

And that people such as yourself,
who reach the top of the mountain,

didn't just fall there.

My motto is if you wanna win the lottery,
you have to make the money to buy a ticket.

(CHUCKLES)

Did I say that I worked in a garage?

So, what do you say? I could start
tomorrow, or even why not tonight?

No.

How about an internship then?

A lot of young people are taking unpaid
positions to get a foot in the door.

That's something I'd be willing to do.

I'm not hiring a fucking thief.

(SIRENS WAILING)

- MAN: This thing's gonna blow!
- (WOMAN SCREAMS)

MAN: Crap! Gotta move!

Help!

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

MAN: This thing is not budging. Hold on.

(WOMAN SOBBING)

WOMAN: I can't move!

(WOMAN SOBBING)

(WOMAN COUGHING)

JOE: Let's go. Let's go!

JOE: Let's go!

- We're first!
- No shit! Get a shot on the other side!

- MARCUS: All right, all right.
- (MAN TALKING INDISTINCTLY)

- (OFFICER GRUNTING)
- JOE: Get a shot inside the car.

Go around. Get inside the car.
The fuck am I paying you for?

OFFICER 1: Yeah, it's free.

- OFFICER 2: Get back, Loder. Get back!
- JOE: I'm back, I'm back, I'm back!

OFFICER 1: All units.
EMS, just past exit 31.

(SIRENS WAILING)

(AIRPLANE FLYING OVERHEAD)

Excuse me.

- Will this be on television?
- Morning news. If it bleeds, it leads.

- What channel?
- Whoever pays the most.

What do you get for something like this?

Not nearly enough.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

Enough to buy all that gear.

JOE: Let me tell you something.
It's a flaming asshole of a job.

Can I ask you, are you currently hiring?

Fuck, no.

Well,

thank you for taking the time to discuss
what you do. You've been very helpful.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Any Compton unit,
Code Three response needed.

211 in progress. 239 Rose Crest.

Hey, we got a 211 on Rose Crest.
Hurry your ass!

(VAN STARTING)

Coming through.

FEMALE REPORTER: There was another
drive-by shooting today downtown...

(REPORTERS' SPEECH OVERLAPPING)

MAN 1: (ON TV) You're entitled to
fear and adequate compensation.

MAN 2: (ON TV) We'll fight for you.

(PEOPLE CHEERING)

MALE WOLF: (ON TV) Potatoes!

FEMALE WOLF: (ON TV)
Okay, I give up. Potatoes!

WOMAN: (ON TV) Any family would agree.

Bird's Eye turns vegetables
you want to serve

into vegetables they want to eat.
Bird's Eye.

- (BELL DINGS ON TV)
- Now, dinner is complete.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

MALE ANNOUNCER: (ON TV) Live from the
CBS broadcast center in Los Angeles.

This is CBS2 News at 6:00 a.m.

Coverage you can count on.

Good morning, everyone.
Thanks for joining us. I'm Pat Harvey.

Hope your day's getting off to
a good start. I'm Kent Shocknek.

An unclaimed Mega Millions ticket
sold at a 7-Eleven in South San Diego

is worth a whopping $266 million.

- The question is, is it yours?
- (LAUGHS)

HARVEY:
We'll have the numbers, coming up.

Evidence has police hunting
for one of their own.

A fast-moving bank robber in
Sylmar didn't move fast enough.

And we'll explain how the FBI...

A landmark court decision, Lisa,
has cyber-music fans singing the blues.

- Ouch!
- (LAUGHS)

- I may have to budget more for my music.
- Closet space!

Twisted metal, a shattered life.
All of it caught on tape last night

at the scene of a fiery one-car
collision out on the 110.

Melinda Flores of Yorba Linda.
She was severely injured,

but somehow managed to
escape with her life,

thanks to the bravery of a
couple of CHP officers.

The crash started a fire that then
quickly consumed the entire vehicle.

LISA: And as we see in this dramatic video,
CHP officers Mike Tilly and John Wall

risked their lives to
save the single mom.

Flores was then transferred to St. Joseph's
Hospital in serious but stable condition

after suffering smoke inhalation.

(RAP MUSIC PLAYING)

I don't know. I'll give you $500.

LOU: This is a custom racing bicycle, sir.
Designed for competitive road cycling.

This bike has a light-weight,
space-age carbon frame

and handlebars positioned to put the
rider in a more aerodynamic posture.

It also has micro-shifters and 37 gears,
and weighs under six pounds.

I won the Tour de Mexico on this bike.

SHOP OWNER: $700 is as high as I'll go.

- It cost me over $8,000 new.
- SHOP OWNER: $700.

- $2,500, and that's giving it away.
- No bike has got 37 gears.

$2,000.

No.

- Could I please speak to your boss?
- I'm the owner.

How about $800 in store credit?

What are you after?

A camcorder and a police scanner.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO)
7-X-76 Roger. David 1099965.

Checking in C.I.C.

OFFICER 1: 8859. One, Lincoln, Adam, David,
Young, John, one. R.O. not on file.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Any northeast unit.
415 fight, 13932 Tularosa Drive.

Suspect number one, male, black.

Suspect number two, male, black, juvenile.
No further description.

Code Two, incident 3679. ID 1125.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

(WOMAN SHOUTING)

OFFICER 1: Hey! Who the hell are you?

- Freelance!
- What are you doing?

- Uh, filming for TV.
- No. Back away.

- What's happening?
- I said turn around and leave.

I'm fairly certain
I'm allowed to film this.

- Film what?
- I don't know. What's happening?

Walk away, or get
arrested for obstruction.

- Yes, Officer.
- Hurry up. Get out of here.

(WOMAN SHOUTING)

OFFICER 2: Blow, blow, blow,
blow blow. Almost. Almost.

Will you move that cam?
Man, you better back up.

Leave!

Do you think I'm playing with you?

DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO) More street units,
ambulance to 11. Just occurred.

Western and Third. Suspect last
seen northbound Western on foot.

Code Three, incident 4259. ID 703.

(SIRENS WAILING)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

MAN: All right, let's get some
blood pressure. He's pretty shocked.

MEDIC 1: Breathing is very shallow.

- MEDIC 2: He's got a second chest wound here.
- MEDIC 1: Put pressure on it.

MEDIC 1: We got it.
Strap it on the other side.

- MEDIC 2: You got a dressing on it?
- MEDIC 1: Yeah.

- MEDIC 2: GCS is 1-1-1, guys.
- MEDIC 1: Give me pressure.

- MEDIC 2: 90 over 60.
- MEDIC 1: No radial pulse.

MEDIC 2: We're losing him.

- MEDIC 1: He's bleeding out.
- MEDIC 2: Can you bag him?

Let's start bagging him.
Keep on high flow, too.

- MEDIC 1: Yep.
- (SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

- MEDIC 2: I got no pulse here.
- MEDIC 1: Unresponsive.

OFFICER: Get back. You. Get back.

Get the fuck back now.

Okay. Shit. All right.

Get back, 100 feet back, now.

You get back, too. 100 feet.

Fucking asshole, you shut it down.

I had a great fucking angle back
there until you crowded in.

Get the fuck home. There's people trying
to do their fucking job. Fucking asshole.

Yeah. It's Ace Video. Your lead's
gonna be at First and Western.

Yeah, you wanna get there.
It's a shooting.

Yeah, I got some great footage
of a victim being treated.

No, the LAPD hasn't released it but a
manager at a Walgreens says it's a carjacking

and the victim is the owner.
He's Asian and critical. Right.

Look, I got a 60-second cut
with the manager and a neighbor.

$500. Then, make me a deal. $400.

$300. All right, deal.

Are you fucking kidding me?

Get out of here.

(ENGINE STARTS)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

LINDA: Okay, dip into graphics.

FRANK: I don't think
that's going to cover it.

LINDA: Frank, it's not my call.

Oh, excuse me.

- Excuse me. I have video footage.
- Uh, down the hall, to the right.

- MALE EDITOR: Right here.
- NINA: Okay.

Put the neighbor here, and the kids
with their mother by the door.

- You can get it back from 2:16.
- MALE EDITOR: Yeah.

Then I want to lay in some nat-sound.
Let's loop the neighbor's dog barking.

And then try taking the
crying kid from B-roll

- and dropping that in the background.
- Got it.

You my fill-in operator?

I don't think so. I'm Lou Bloom.
I have some footage for sale.

A stringer?

- What?
- Who do you work for?

At the moment, I work for myself.

Okay, see Frank out there,
the way you came.

- Uh, what's it timed to?
- MALE EDITOR: 1:06.

What do you have?

Something I'm fairly certain
you'll be very excited about.

What is it?

LOU: It's a shooting. A man was shot.
Several times, in fact.

He's lying on the ground,
and he's bleeding on the ground.

I'd be surprised if
he survived, honestly.

- He was shot during a carjacking.
- Western and First?

- Yes, that's right.
- We're getting that from Ace.

I was there. I was much
closer to what happened.

(LAUGHS)

NINA: Okay. Okay. Let's see it.

You can fast forward through this.

(DOG BARKS ON TV)

Keep going, keep going.

- Walk away, or I'll arrest you for...
- (TAPE SQUEALING)

A minute-and-a-half in.

(GARBLED VOICES)

There.

- (MEDIC SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)
- MALE EDITOR: Oh, fuck.

I need you to see something.

(PEOPLE SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY ON TAPE)

- FRANK: Yeah?
- Lou Bloom.

Frank Kruse, our assignment editor.
Play it back.

(TAPE REWINDING)

MEDIC 2: I got no pulse, here.

That's the lead. I want to break it up
and do a wrap-around from the scene.

I want a walking stand-up,
teaser at five, repeat on the half

and I want the copy to
start with a warning.

You're going to show this?

- With a warning.
- It's excessive.

We should have packages
like this every day.

- People are eating breakfast.
- NINA: And they'll talk about it at work.

Tie it in with the carjacking
last month in Glendale.

And the other one, the van in Palms.
When was that? In March?

- MALE EDITOR: March, yeah.
- NINA: It's a carjacking crime wave.

That's the banner. Call the
victim's family, get a quote, mic it.

- You know what to do.
- Yeah.

How much?

I'm selling this
particular piece for $1,000.

Not even close. This late,
you have nowhere else to go.

- And the quality's for shit.
- (SCOFFS)

I'll give you $250,
that's the most I'll do.

Now, let's get you paid.

Here you go. Buy yourself
some better equipment,

a directional mic,
and get interviews when you can.

- You have a good eye.
- Thank you.

I'm just beginning, so praise
from someone such as yourself,

well, you can imagine
that it means quite a lot.

I'll help in any way I can. And, of course,
you can help me by calling us first.

I want you to contact me
when you have something.

- Something like this.
- That's right.

Bloody.

Well, that's only part of it.
We like crime. Not all crime.

Carjacking in Compton, for example.
That isn't news, now is it?

We find our viewers are more interested
in urban crime creeping into the suburbs.

What that means is a victim, or victims,
preferably well-off and white,

injured at the hands of
the poor or a minority.

Just crime.

No. Accidents play. Cars,
busses, trains, planes. Fires.

But bloody.

Well, graphic.

The best and clearest way
that I can phrase it to you, Lou,

to capture the spirit of what we air,

is think of our newscast
as a screaming woman

running down the street
with her throat cut.

I understand.

I'm a very, very quick learner.
You will be seeing me again.

I believe you.

(NEWS THEME MUSIC PLAYING ON TV)

MALE ANNOUNCER: Live from the KWLA
broadcast center in Los Angeles.

This is KWLA 6 News at 6:00 a.m.

Coverage you can count on.

A tragic drug store visit
to help his ailing wife

claimed the life of a loving husband
last night near Hancock Park.

Reporting from the scene
is Ron De La Cruz.

RON: An act of kindness turned
into a savage deadly attack

just outside this market on
Western and First around 2:00 a.m.

when 68-year-old Richard Cho of Mar
Vista was walking towards his car

with a prescription for his sick wife
when he was confronted right here

by a man with a 9mm handgun police
believe wanted to take his vehicle.

The vicious tragedy and senselessness
of the brutal shooting

as well as the victim's final moments
were all caught in graphic video

which we are about to show.
Viewer discretion is advised.

Paramedics worked feverishly
to save the life of Richard Cho.

But despite heroic efforts,
the husband and father of three,

was pronounced dead
at Good Samaritan Hospital.

Alarmingly, this is the third violent
carjacking in the area in recent months.

And residents here are growing concerned
as police are still without any leads.

This is Ron De La Cruz, reporting live.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO)
Hollywood clear.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

MALE DISPATCHER: Rescue. 2249.
Engine 99 for Coldwater. Acknowledge.

2220 South Beverly Glen Boulevard.

Burglar alarm,
all companies return course.

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
Any Hollywood unit, Code 37.

Last seen northbound La Brea at Oakwood.

Blue Prius. No suspect description.

Code Two, incident 2475. RD 693.

(CROWD CHEERING ON TV)

(LAUGHS)

- Hey. I'm sorry I'm late.
- Are you Richard?

- Uh, Rick.
- I'm Louis Bloom.

- Hey, Lou.
- Louis. Sit down.

The situation is that I lost an employee,
and I'm interviewing for a replacement.

Okay. The ad didn't say
what the job was.

It's a fine opportunity for
some lucky someone. (LAUGHS)

Okay.

I'd like to know about your prior
employment and hear, in your own words,

what you learned from each position.

My old jobs?

I did landscaping for a couple months.

Like, mow, blow, and go.

Uh...

I learned that I had
hay fever, so I quit.

Other jobs?

I don't know.
Like, a week here, a week there.

Why hire you? (LAUGHS)

Sell yourself.

- Okay.
- Go.

Okay.

I'm Rick. Of course.

Uh...

I... I took three buses to get here.

I finished high school. I need a job.

I'll do pretty much anything.
That's me. Hire Rick.

- So...
- Hmm.

What's your address, Richard?

I don't have one.
Not a permanent one right now.

- You're homeless.
- I was for a while.

- You trick.
- Work the street? No.

- Wasn't a question.
- I'm straight.

Plenty of straight guys trick.
Do you have a driver's license?

Yeah.

- Do you know Los Angeles?
- Yeah. I grew up all around here.

- Can you start tonight?
- Doing what?

I run a successful TV news business.

We film breaking stories.

Maybe you saw my item this
morning of a fatal carjacking.

No. I don't have a TV,
but that sounds cool.

Do you have a cellphone?

- Yeah.
- (BOTH CHUCKLE)

- Does it have GPS?
- Yes, it does.

- Congratulations. You're hired.
- Okay.

(SIGHS)

Your job will be to listen
to the emergency radio,

learn police codes,
help navigate, and watch the car.

Okay.

- And what does it pay?
- It's an internship.

Man, I, uh...

I can't do that. I need money.

I'm giving you a chance to explore career
options and get insight into my organization.

It's not at all unusual for me to make
full-time job offers to my interns.

No, I know. I just...

I got to get paid, like,
something at least, you know.

I'll give you $30 cash per night.

Okay. Okay. (LAUGHS)

Thank you. Thanks.

MALE OFFICER: (ON RADIO)
4-A-27 at Main and Washington,

requesting Code Ten for one.

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
Calling back stand-by. 4-A-27, go ahead.

LOU: 4-A-27 is requesting a Code Ten

to clear the frequency
for warrant information.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 4-A-1,
prowler complaint, Sixth and Rampart.

Female Hispanic wearing a blue shirt.
Code 2, incident 2156, RD 235.

Code Two is "Respond immediately,
no lights and sirens."

- And Code Three is?
- With the lights and sirens on.

- Very good.
- (LAUGHS)

MALE OFFICER: (ON RADIO) 2-A-1 responding.
Sixth and Rampart, Code Two.

So, should we go?

No. We want victims and not the
kind that live on Sixth and Rampart.

- (LAUGHS)
- (INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO)
Any Van Nuys unit, 415 man.

7227 Van Nuys Boulevard
at the Big King Market.

Inside the location,
the suspect is a male Hispanic

wearing an orange construction
vest and blue jeans.

In custody with security guards...

I'm going to get some water.
You want anything?

No, thank you.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Rampart units,
domestic violence, restraining order violation.

Suspect last seen on foot
on Fifth Street towards Virgil.

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

(GROANING)

(SCANNER BEEPING)

MALE DISPATCHER:
Structure fire. Station 58. Engine 58.

Task force 58, task force 43.
Engine 43. Battalion 10.

- 1642 Rincon Avenue...
- Structure fire!

Engine 58 on scene. 1642 Rincon Avenue.

Seat belt. Seat belt. Seat belt.

- Where are we going?
- We're taking the next right coming up.

Slow down, man.

- That's too fast!
- (TIRES SCREECHING)

LOU: Talk to me, Richard.
Talk to me, Richard. What next?

- Next left, coming up.
- (TIRES SCREECHING)

RICK: (GRUNTS) Fuck!

I need more warning next time.
Where are we going?

- Talk to me! What's next?
- Okay. Keeping on this five...

- No, six blocks. Then a right.
- On what?

(STUTTERING) I made a mistake!
It's a right five blocks back.

It's just five blocks.

- LOU: Did they bring him out?
- Ambulance left two minutes ago.

You're a lifetime too late. Nice camera!

(JOE LAUGHS)

MAN: On to the next.

I bet I wasted five dollars
of gas just getting here

or don't you think
that's a lot of money?

I'm sorry. I couldn't see the screen,
you were driving so fast.

Okay, first of all, Richard,

don't answer me by telling me a problem.
I have enough of those already.

Bring me a solution, and then we
can make a decision together.

Okay. Maybe if you didn't rush me.

Don't rush you. Okay. I can use that.

See, Rick, they've done studies

and they found that in any system that
relies on cooperation from a school of fish,

say, or even a professional
hockey team, for example,

these experts have
identified communication

as the number one single key to success.

LOU: You know what "fear" stands for?

What?

"False Evidence Appearing Real."

RICK: You're going really
fucking fast, dude.

Get out of your head, Rick.
It's a bad neighborhood.

Now, when you get a chance,
I'd like to know where we're going.

Uh, left on Third. Six blocks.

(TIRES SQUEALING)

Find a more appropriate place to park
the car, and don't get blocked in.

OFFICER: Are you the one
that made the call?

MAN: No, no. I think...

WOMAN: I was trying to go to sleep,
and I heard a sound.

It scared me. That's why I called.

- Sir, what's going on?
- Who the fuck are you?

- TV news. What happened?
- It was a shooting.

I told the cops that he was waving a gun
last week, but they didn't fucking care.

Can you try one more
time without swearing?

- WOMAN: I'm not doing it again.
- (STUTTERING) But this is for TV.

Yeah? I don't have a TV.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

It's over.

Shot the place to shit.

OFFICER: All right, guys, pack it up.
Let's move it out.

MAN: ...running out of there as fast as
we could. Through that window there.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS CONTINUE)

NINA: Great shot.

Oh, that's fantastic.

Oh, that's a great piece of tape.

- You didn't get an interview with the couple?
- I have footage of them.

LOU: I have an interview with a neighbor.
She curses, but you can cut that out.

How did you get inside the house?

- The door was open.
- They allowed you?

I heard somebody yell to come in,
and when nobody was inside, I left.

And the only shot of the couple
is through a window?

- The police were shutting it down.
- I don't like it.

- Like what?
- The footage looks like he broke in.

There's no close-up of the homeowners
and he's giving us their name

- off a piece of private correspondence.
- Excuse me, that's junk mail.

- Well, I have a problem with that.
- NINA: We'll knock out a killer package.

- This is my job.
- No!

Your job is writing the tweet of the day.
And getting Deb to turn sideways

during the weather forecast.
We're running it.

LOU: I like how you handled Frank.
You didn't soften the truth or dilute it.

I think being clear with your
objectives is more important

than trying to present your ideas
in a non-confrontational manner.

- Do you have experience in an office?
- Myself? Not presently, no.

- Where did you get all that?
- I study a lot online.

- Yeah? Like what?
- LOU: All sorts of things, actually.

I'm on my computer all day.

I haven't had what you'd call
much of a formal education,

but you can find most anything
if you look hard enough.

Last year, I took an online
business course, for example.

And I learned that you have to have a
business plan before starting a business.

And that why you pursue something is
equally as important as what you pursue.

The site advised you to...

answer the following question before you
decide where to focus your abilities.

The question was "What do I love to do?"

The site suggested making a list
of your strengths and weaknesses.

What am I good at?
What am I not good at?

Maybe I want to strengthen
and develop knowledge

about the things I'm already good at.
Maybe I want to strengthen my weaknesses.

I recently remade my list.

And I'm thinking

that television news

might just be something I love

as well as something
I happen to be good at.

On TV, it looks so real.

Yes. It does.

Well, I have a show to do.
Your check is at the desk.

Outstanding work, Lou.
Really, just great.

Thanks, Nina. That means an awful lot.
(LAUGHING)

Okay.

DEENA: It's every parent's nightmare.

Imagine singing a lullaby to your
infant and tucking them into bed

and then having to shield them

as a barrage of high-caliber bullets
literally blast into your home.

For the Cahills of Echo Park,
that fear became a terrifying reality

when an adjacent house became the setting
for a scene right out of the Wild West.

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(MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING ON RADIO)

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(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

(GAS STATION RADIO CONTINUES)

Rick, I'm very pleased with how
you progressed. You're doing a great job.

However, you just spilled gasoline
on my car which will eat the paint.

I need you tighten up a bit on this.
Because if you fill it like that again,

I will terminate you immediately,
I promise you.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

"Bed, Bath & Beyond."

Oh, that's a good store. (CHUCKLES)

Making peace with what you don't have,
that's what it's all about.

Living with what you ain't got, right?
Don't you think?

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Traffic units,
ambulance traffic, Benedict Canyon.

- Overturned vehicle with injuries.
- Crash with injuries. Good neighborhood.

- (ENGINE REVVING)
- (TIRES SCREECHING)

TV news. What happened?

I think it was a head-on collision,
and there's a guy who's dead over there.

- There's a woman...
- Did you see what happened?

Am I supposed to help?
I didn't see, I came after.

- LOU: Can you tell me exactly what happened?
- Will you get the camera out of my face?

Get it out! I'm trying to talk to 911!

No, it's at... The guy is down.

(SIRENS WAILING)

OFFICER: Make some room!
We'll block it off.

OFFICER: Not getting through here.

Son of a bitch.

OFFICER: Let's go.

Fuck this.

NINA: Here you go.

LOU: Ben Waterman wears
the same gold tie on Fridays.

We're leading with it.
That's your third start this week.

I'm focusing on framing.

A proper frame not only draws the eye
into a picture but keeps it there longer,

dissolving the barrier between the
subject and the outside of the frame.

Is that blood on your shirt?

I don't think so.

I recently heard of a Mexican restaurant
called Cabanita. Have you heard of it?

It's also on your sleeve.

I didn't see that.

What I'm asking is,
do you like Mexican food, Nina?

Yes.

WOMAN: Stand by, people. Here we go.

Cabanita has been called
"an authentic taste of Mexico City."

Do you wanna go with me?
I think we could have fun together.

- Thanks, but I'm busy.
- Saturday is your night off, isn't it?

I have a rule, Lou.
I don't date people I work with.

- And I'm twice your age.
- I like older women.

Besides, I don't work with you.
You're someone I sell to.

And I don't wanna fuck that up.

What if by saying no, you fuck it up?

MAN: All right, 10 seconds
to go and back on.

Is that what you're saying?

- I didn't say that. (LAUGHING)
- MAN: Eight, seven...

- ...six, five, four...
- Well, I don't know what to say.

MAN: ...three, two, one.

LISA: Good morning.
Thank you for joining us. I'm Lisa Mays.

BEN: And I'm Ben Waterman.
First up on This Morning on KWLA News,

a horrible car crash over in Benedict Canyon.
It's claimed the life now of one man.

Severely injured a young woman.

JOE: Hey, Lou!

Hey, man. Joe Loder, Mayhem.

Great get tonight. They were closing
it down by the time we showed up.

Were you waiting for me out here?

No, I was driving by and I saw your car.

You're not dropping your shit off,
are you? Nobody does that.

You need an air card if you
want to be in the game.

Import the video to your laptop.
Cut the video.

Upload to your FTP site and notify
stations you got something for sale.

Boom, boom, boom!
Otherwise, it's a nice ride.

Listen, man, you got a good run going
but there's valleys out there.

Take it from me.
I've been nightcrawling for 14 years.

- You heard I'm adding a second van?
- No. I didn't hear that.

Gonna be a game changer.

Cut my on-scene time in half.
I'm setting up a dedicated dispatch, too.

No more listening and driving.
That's for suckers.

- You like the Canon 305s?
- Never used one.

Six thou a piece. 2.4 megapixels.
Night vision. 18:1 zoom.

I got one of those puppies
with your name on it.

I have a camera.

I want you running my second van.
Two crews. Half the area to cover.

Now, I know what you're thinking.
Half the money, right?

You should be thinking, twice the sales.

Because we're going to be
the first at every scene.

Why compete when we can work together?

You can share my press cards.
Puppy dog off my police connections.

This is the big move, the next level.
We can corner this whole thing.

I'm talking about putting some
heavy digits in our pocket, brah.

Thank you for offering me the position
but working for myself is

more in line with my skills
and career goals.

- Take a few days to think about it.
- No.

You'll need to hire someone else,
and I don't want to hold up the process.

You want to be on
the inside of this, man

because I'm going to be
tag-teaming every call.

You keep talking like it's something that
I may be interested in, but I'm not.

You don't even understand the offer.

If you did, you'd be
fucking sucking my dick!

You'd be asking me questions.
What does this mean? What does that mean?

I feel like grabbing you
by your ears right now

and screaming in your face,
"I'm not fucking interested."

Instead, I'm going to drive home
and do some accounting.

Fuck you!

Twerp.

(SIRENS WAILING)

(MARIACHI MUSIC PLAYING)

(SIGHS) I didn't wake up until 5:00.

My body is so off,
I feel like it's time for breakfast.

(CHUCKLES LIGHTLY)

I bet you're beautiful
any time of the day.

In fact, I'd say

- you're much prettier than Lisa Mays.
- (LAUGHS)

I like the dark makeup on your eyes.
I also like the way you smell.

So, where you from, Lou?

The north end of the Valley.

Some of the calls
sometimes take me over there,

but nobody I know still lives out there.
You're from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

How did you know that?

It's online.

Everything about you is online.
Not everything, but definitely a lot.

I've watched all the videos
from when you were a reporter.

I'm sure you look at those, of course.

No. God, no.
Not without a drink in my hand.

I watch my work all the time.

- Yeah? Do you want to become a reporter?
- No.

- Most of you guys want air time.
- Not me.

I want to be the guy that owns
the station that owns the camera.

The business is going well,
but in order to grow to the next level,

I need to stay one step ahead
of my competition and take risks.

I also need financial support
to implement expansion.

Would you like another margarita?

One is enough.

Thanks for coming out to talk.

The place I'm in now

is that I want a relationship
with someone I can team up with

and share, like we share,
the same job and hours and whatnot.

I could go down a laundry list,
but you get the idea.

Yes. Well, I hope you find someone.

Here's the thing about that, Nina.

I'm quite certain I already have.

Okay.

Let me put this politely.

I only came out to dinner with you, Lou,
purely as a professional courtesy.

Thank you.

I don't think it's any secret
that I've single-handedly raised

the unit price of your ratings book.

Our ratings book price? Whoa! (LAUGHS)

I'm a very fast learner.

We had a conversation where I specifically
mentioned that. Do you remember that?

- Well, do you?
- Yes.

I recently learned,
for instance, that...

most Americans watch
local news to stay informed.

I also learned that the average half-hour
of Los Angeles television news

packs all of its local government coverage
including law enforcement,

budget, transportation, education
and immigration into 22 seconds.

Local crime stories, however,
not only usually led the news

but filled 14 times the broadcast,
averaging five minutes and seven seconds.

KWLA relies heavily on such stories.

With Los Angeles crime rates going down,
I think that makes items like mine

particularly valuable.
Like rare animals. (LAUGHS)

I can imagine that your needs will increase
during next month's rating sweeps period.

- Ooh!
- (BOTH LAUGH)

Yeah. Well, we certainly
appreciate what you do.

There's certain good things
about being alone.

You have time to do the things you
wanna do, like study and plan, but...

you can't have dinners like this
or be physical with a person.

I mean, outside of flirtation-ship.

Where are you going with this?

I want that.

With you.

Like you want to keep your job
and your health insurance.

Look, just for starters,

I don't need you to keep my fucking job.

You're the news director
on the vampire shift

of the lowest-rated
station in Los Angeles.

We have what could be considered
an almost-exclusive relationship.

There are many other places I could go.

I have to think that you're
invested in this transaction.

- WAITER: Here you are.
- Wow.

- WAITER: Enjoy.
- Thank you.

Where did you get the balls to even
suggest something like this?

- We're still talking.
- No. There's nothing more to say.

You can leave.

Okay, look. You've done well. Okay?

And we pay you well, very well.
We always have.

If you like, I could get you
an exclusive retainer.

That would be on top
of your segment fees.

I could maybe even get you a job at the
station starting as a production assistant.

So that you could learn
the business from the inside.

That's where you
said your interests lie.

Mmm-hmm.

You're not listening, Nina.

I happen to know that you
haven't stayed at one station

for longer than two years at a time,
and you're coming up on two years soon.

I can imagine that your contract
is for that length of time.

And that next month's ratings
directly affect that.

So, you're threatening
that if I don't...

- I'm negotiating.
- You're threatening to stop selling to me.

That's your choice.

The true price of any item is what
somebody's willing to pay for it.

You want something. And I want you.

To fuck you.

And as a friend.

Jesus Christ, friends don't pressure
friends to fucking sleep with them.

Actually, that's not true, Nina.

Because as I'm sure you know,

a friend is a gift you give yourself.

RICK: Okay, a left on Roth,
and then six blocks to the ramp.

You're putting me on the 5?

Yeah, the 2 to the 5
to the 110 to the 10.

Did you read my traffic memo yesterday?

Did I read it?

- Yeah, I read it.
- What did it say?

- About the 5?
- Okay. I looked at it. What?

Well, for one thing, it included that
the 5 has floating construction

in the fast lane for the next three weeks.
So, given that, I expect you to put me

on the 2 to the 101
to the 110 to the 10.

- That's half of one, six of the other.
- It's half dozen of one, six of the other.

What I'd like you to do is admit that
you didn't read what you said you did.

You know I'm a reasonable person,
but nobody likes to be lied to!

Okay! When am I going to get my raise?
That's reasonable, right?

You keep talking about this performance
review. When is it gonna happen?

I've been out here two months already,
busting my ass every night.

I'm tired of your promises for more pay, man.
I'm sleeping in a garage.

Rick, trying to leverage your salary in this
economic environment is near impossible.

Most firms have set starting wages. Ideally,
you could leverage with other offers,

but that's just not the case
in your situation right now.

MALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO) Test 498.
Engine 91. North division. Battalion 12.

Heavy rescue. 56. Air ops respond.
Reported plane down.

- Whiteman Field, south of Foothill.
- Reroute us to that.

We're, like 22 minutes from Foothill,
and only five from a hit and run.

They're rolling heavy rescue and an
air ambulance. Get me there, please.

(SIRENS WAILING)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

MAN 1: It's good right there.
Stay on that spot.

Not getting through here.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
It's all over here, buddy.

Turn it around, let's go.

You're late.

JOE: Hey, brah! Five fatals.
Come screaming out of the fucking sky.

All lit up with the brush on fire.
Mine. Exclusive.

I'm banging!

And my other van is in Carson,
getting the jumper.

You know...

I was trying to hook you up, man.
I was trying to teach you something.

(LAUGHS)

Welcome to the future, brah.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

NINA: A car crash.

Well, none of this is
gonna knock anybody out.

I can't use any of this in my rundown.
Is this it?

- No, I have a stabbing in Corona.
- Where's the plane crash at Foothill?

I don't mind saying that I'm trying to bring
you stories that happen here on the ground.

- Two has it. It'll be their lead.
- Well, I hope that works well for them.

Now, let me show you
the stabbing in Corona.

I don't give a goddamn
about fucking Corona!

You know how important this week is.
This shit is fucking death to me!

I understand your frustration. I was
just trying not to be too hard on myself.

I sold you upstairs as some
kind of fucking sweeps savior.

And I'm leading with a
goddamn stabbing. In Corona!

- So, you want that, then?
- I want you to get in the goddamn game!

I want something
people can't turn away from.

I want what you fucking promised me!

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR SHUTS)

HARVEY: (ON TV) Good morning, everyone.
Thanks for joining us. I'm Pat Harvey.

SHOCKNEK: Hope your day's getting off
to a good start. I'm Kent Shocknek.

We begin with a tragedy last night
in the foothills of Santa Susana Pass

where a private plane crashed
with no survivors.

CBS2 has obtained this exclusive video.
We want to remind you now

that what you're about to see is graphic,
and viewer discretion is advised.

(SCREAMING)

(RATCHETING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

Since when did Coldwater
become faster than Laurel?

Huh? What was the thinking there?

I didn't ask that to hear myself speak.

Because, you know,
Coldwater only has six lights.

Yeah, but Laurel has places to pass.
I can't get around this person until Ventura.

RICK: It's the same argument, man.
I said this route.

If you wanted to take Laurel,
you should have said something.

I thought that you worked in other factors.
If I didn't think that you could do better,

I wouldn't ride you so hard
about the routes.

I think you know that, Rick.

I think it may just be possible that
I have a higher opinion of you

than you have of yourself.

- (TIRES SCREECHING)
- RICK: What the fuck? God damn it!

(CAR HONKS)

Seriously?

To get to a van crash on Moorpark?
Who cares? What's the rush?

Why aren't we at the rape at
Griffith Park like everybody else?

(CAR ENGINE REVVING)

(SIRENS WAILING)

Oh, fuck!

Oh, fuck me. Oh, God!
That's the fucking Mayhem van.

Joe Loder and the other dude.
What's his name? Fucking Marcus.

Park the car and get your camera.

MAN 1: Now, let's get one guy inside.
Hold the seats back.

- You can't get that in right there?
- MAN 2: No, there's no room.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATION)

MAN 1: Here we go.

(CONVERSATION CONTINUES INDISTINCTLY)

What the hell happened?

LOU: According to witnesses,
they were driving at a high rate of speed,

probably toward Griffith Park,
when, apparently,

they ran head-on into this light pole.
No other car. Single vehicle.

How did they just run into a pole?

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS CONTINUE)

MAN 1: Get that backboard
right up against him. Easy.

Hey, don't film that, man.
He's one of us.

Not anymore, Rick. We're professionals.

He's a sale.

Got facial trauma.
Got lacerations all the way down...

- MAN 3: Yeah, I'm calling it in.
- MAN 2: Minimize that movement.

MAN 1: Get him back in the ambulance and
put some oxygen on him. Drop him down.

- MAN 2: Keep pressure on him.
- MAN 3: Back that unit off.

MAN 1: Yeah, let's get some
four-by-fours on there.

- MAN 1: Bring the gurney all the way up.
- (JOE GURGLING)

MAN 3: Come on, let's go. Stay with me.

MAN 2: I got him, I got him.

- Make sure you size him right.
- MAN 3: All right.

Man, we are way the hell out here.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO) Any Mission
unit. Residential 211 in progress.

37 Bonhill Road.
Receiving 211 siren activation.

Armed response on a home invasion.

We're five blocks away. Pull a U-turn.

(CHATTER ON SCANNER CONTINUES)

At the end of the street. Coming up.

4808. Here!

We beat the police.

- What do you want me to do?
- You know what to do, Rick!

(CLICKS)

(GUNSHOTS)

(GUNSHOTS CONTINUE)

(MAN PANTING)

(ENGINE STARTS)

(TIRES SQUEALING)

(VEHICLE APPROACHING)

(CLICKS)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO)
3-X-21. Go ahead.

MALE OFFICER: (ON RADIO) 3-X-21,
confirm address on the 211 at Bonhill Road.

(MUSIC BOX PLAYING LULLABY)

(BREATHING NERVOUSLY)

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

(MAN COUGHS)

(GROANING)

RICK: What is going on?

- We're leaving.
- What?

(STUTTERS)
What's in there? What's going on?

What happened in there?

You should have walked in and looked,
Rick, if you're that curious.

That's what I'm paying you to do.
You need to show initiative.

There is no better way
to achieve job security

than by making yourself
an indispensable employee.

RICK: I heard gunshots!

All the more reason you
might have helped me.

You might have learned a new
skill that made you more useful

and put us on a track toward growth!

(DISTANT SIREN WAILING)

(CAR ENGINE STARTS)

(TIRES SQUEALING)

(SIREN WAILING)

Stay in the car.

- Why?
- Because I said so.

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

(LAPTOP BEEPS)

(TYPING)

(BREATHES HEAVILY)

MAN:
We have a hit-and-run in Beverly Hills,

a car versus pedestrian
incident and a robbery.

- NINA: Do we have footage of the crash?
- MAN: Surveillance footage.

I've been trying to reach you
for the last hour.

In the future, when you don't have anything,
man up and don't dodge my fucking calls.

I do have something.

What?

Home invasion,
triple murder in Granada Hills.

- That's just breaking now.
- We got there before the police.

You have it?

I'm not going to list the many
benefits of this piece.

I think it's probably best if
you just watch it for yourself.

I could have had someone out there
by now. Why didn't you call it in?

To increase your need,
and improve my bargaining position.

Frank, Jenny! Bay 2, now!

(SIGHS CONTENTEDLY)

- Get Linda in here.
- (CLICKS)

Home invasion in Granada.
He got there before the cops.

We have 10 minutes to airtime.
How much of this can we show?

- You mean, legally?
- No, morally. Of course, legally.

Have they been identified?

It just happened, so you have to assume no,
and that's just one of the issues.

We can't broadcast their identities
without notifying the next of kin.

- We're not identifying them.
- You are by proxy, by showing their faces.

We pixelate the faces.

- Where did you get this?
- Stringer.

Hi, Linda. I'm Lou.

Um, Jesus. Is there a
dead baby inside of there?

No. The crib was empty.

Oh, for Christ's sake.
Are we breaking the law by showing this?

Block the faces, don't give out the
exact address. Do that, I guess.

(STAMMERS) I don't know.
I wouldn't think so, no.

- Journalistically and ethically?
- This isn't Hartford.

- We are beyond all broadcast standards.
- Have you seen the overnights?

- I'll risk the fine.
- What did you pay for this?

The price hasn't been negotiated yet.

(SIGHS) Give us a minute. Thanks.

- How much?
- $100,000.

- (CHUCKLES) How much?
- $50,000.

I need a number. Nine minutes.
I need a number.

- I just gave you two.
- $3,000.

- I got $3,000 for the food truck stabbings.
- There were more dead.

Those were poor Mexican people in a
roach coach. Two of them were illegals.

These are three wealthy white people,
shot and killed in their mansion.

Including a suburban housewife
shotgunned in her bed. I know you, Nina.

I know your interest and
excitement in this product

is greater than the
amount you're offering.

(SIGHS)

- $5,000.
- $30,000.

- $7,000.
- $25,000.

- $8,000.
- $15,000.

- $9,000.
- $15,000.

- $10,000.
- $15,000.

- Give me a serious number.
- $15,000.

Can't do it. Never happen. There's a matter
of precedent. Ten is my last best offer.

Okay.

Really? Where are you going?

Seven has approached me
at least several times.

The ND there gave me his number.
They'll make me a better offer.

- It's a five-minute drive.
- Hold on!

(SIGHS)

- Twelve.
- Fifteen.

I can't spend a month's budget
on a single story.

What if the story's not over?

The people who did this escaped.

They're still out there,
walking around with the rest of us.

If I had a family and I lived in a home,
that might make me nervous.

I'd want updates on what was going on.

With this footage, people would
turn to your channel for the story.

I like you, Nina. And I look
forward to our time together.

But you have to understand.
$15,000 isn't all that I want.

From here on, starting now,

I want my work to be credited
by the anchors and on a burn.

The name of my company is
Video Production News,

a professional news-gathering service.

That's how it should be read
and that's how it should be said.

I also want to go to the next rung,
and meet your team.

And the station manager
and the director and the anchors.

And start developing my
own personal relationships.

I'd like to start meeting them this morning.
You'll take me around,

you'll introduce me as the owner and
President of Video Production News

and remind them of some
of my many other stories.

I'm not done.

I also want to stop our discussion
over prices. This will save time.

So when I say that a particular number is
my lowest price, that's my lowest price.

And you can be assured that I arrived at
whatever that number is very carefully.

Now, when I say that
I want these things,

I mean that I want them.
And I don't want to have to ask again.

And the last thing that I want, Nina, is for
you to do the things that I ask you to do

when we're alone together in
your apartment. Not like the last time!

So...

(EXHALES DEEPLY)

I'll tell you what. (SNIFFLES)

I have the van crash on Moorpark tonight.
It was a couple of stringers, actually.

That could lead by itself
on an average night.

I'd be willing to
throw that in for free.

So what do you say, do we have a deal?

Lisa Mays, Ben Waterman, Lou Bloom.

- Hi.
- Hello. How are you, Lisa?

You remember Lou from
the Benedict Canyon crash.

BEN: Oh, yeah. Amazing stuff.

That was my company,
Video Production News.

I would just like to say

that I think that what the two
of you do is incredibly valuable.

- Thank you.
- That's nice of you to say.

- We appreciate it.
- (STUDIO BELL RINGING)

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: I don't know how
long this tape runs, we might dump out.

Twenty seconds to back.
Ben and Lisa, 20 seconds to back.

Set up a sting dig,
Camera Two on a two-shot.

- Where's the banner?
- Did we decide on one?

Horror House. What did we talk about?

A.D.: Can you build that?
Put it on CG-one. Back in 10 seconds.

Nine, eight, seven, six,

five, four, three,

two, one. Sting it.

(NEWS THEME PLAYING)

A.D.: Mics. Dissolve. Cue.

Hello, everybody.
This is KWLA with breaking news.

Over the last half-hour or so,

we've now received word of an apparent
home invasion triple homicide

in the Granada Hills area
of the San Fernando Valley.

Now, at present,
the number of those dead...

- Preset Camera Two.
- ...have not been confirmed yet by the police

but KWLA has obtained exclusive
footage from inside the crime scene

in which at least three
bodies can be observed.

Now, we're going to show you
segments of that footage

throughout the rest of this broadcast,
but also throughout the day.

Ben, Lisa, I have a tape. When you're ready,
throw to it. I'll follow you.

Again, we're about to show
you exclusive KWLA video

from inside the actual crime scene.

- It's graphic. Repeat it.
- And before broadcasting this video,

we want to warn our viewers that
these are extremely graphic images.

And I'm hearing from our control
room that we have that video,

- and we're going to show it now.
- Let's roll it now.

BEN: This is footage that we have
obtained exclusively by KWLA

from Video Production News. This is a
professional news-gathering service.

And this is what appears to be a shotgun,
something you might use for home defense.

You can see the pistol grips
on the front and the back there.

Quite possibly the murder weapon.

And now, Lisa, as we move inside,
this is a beautiful home.

A beautiful home in a
very safe neighborhood.

Or, what most people think
is a safe neighborhood.

And it appears that
that is the first body.

BEN: A young woman,
I'm guessing, from this angle.

A young woman on a sofa, there.

All of the faces, though,
have been blurred out.

- They've escaped. They're on the loose.
- That is the first of what we understand

are three bodies in the
home in Granada Hills.

And this was committed by a suspect,
or suspects who are still out there.

They're believed to have escaped.
And if you think about that,

- that is a very frightening thought.
- Repeat that.

BEN: Yes, scary, and very concerning,
particularly given what we're looking at here.

The savagery of what
these pictures show.

And now, look, there on the floor.

Lisa, what is that?
A bloodied article of clothing?

LISA: It looks like a silk shirt.

- Maybe a woman's silk blouse.
- BEN: It's just so sad.

A.D.: Stand by to dissolve, Two.

BEN:
...obviously, there is the second body.

- NINA: They've escaped. Repeat it.
- BEN: The person or people

who committed all of this
brutal home invasion robbery,

they're presently unidentified
and at large, still on the streets.

- Hit it again. Harder.
- BEN: This has got to be a huge worry

not only to the residents in this
neighborhood, Granada Hills area as well.

LISA: All of Los Angeles,
if you think about it.

BEN: Yeah, the entire Southland, really.
Tonight, absolutely.

An apparent family attacked,
savagely killed.

We believe this is their own home.
In what is one of the quieter,

I think a frankly more upscale
and affluent neighborhoods

- in the whole Valley.
- LISA: In all of Los Angeles.

BEN: And now, as we're moving,
this is a nursery.

- And you hope to God...
- Build it.

...that there's not a baby in that crib.

Yeah, you're just praying
that that crib is empty.

Because this is definitely
a child's room.

BEN: And, now, as we look,
thank goodness. Absolutely great.

In fact, our understanding right now is
that there was no baby found in the house.

Or any baby that was seen at all by
the people who filmed this for us.

- LISA: Thank goodness.
- BEN: That's Video News,

this is a professional
news-gathering service that we use.

Apparently, what we're hearing
from their photographer

is that they arrived even
before the police did.

And then entered this home to help,
or at least offer some sort of assistance

and then came upon what
you're looking at here.

- LISA: They came upon three bodies.
- BEN: Gruesome crime scenes that we're watching.

And that, right there is
the third body on the floor.

This is a man, gray hair. What would
you think, Lisa? Maybe 40s, 50s?

- Yeah, 50s. Maybe even 60s.
- "Vicious attack."

LISA: We've been looking
at all this graphic footage

and just the viciousness,
the severity of violence.

Stand by master control,
we're going to come to a break.

We're going to commercial, then cutting
to Joel and a police statement.

LISA: I'm getting word right now that police
are getting ready to issue a statement

from the scene and
Joel Beatty is there for that.

And I think right now,
we're going to take a quick break.

A.D.: Ready to break in five, four...
Sneak in your music.

- (NEWS THEME PLAYING)
- Three, two, one.

Fade to black. Roll your break.
That's a 10-share.

- (STUDIO BELL RINGING)
- (CHUCKLES)

NINA: I want theme music on the return,
the cut we used for the Simi rail crash.

Audio, cut 32, please.
Cut 32 when we come back.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

- Hello?
- Rolling with your banner.

NINA: Thank you.

Actually, he'd like to meet you.

A.D.: Come back, One, and key on Ben.

JOEL: Hey, heads up, you guys.
The police spokesman

- is making an announcement in 60 seconds.
- I gotta go.

Nina, we are getting a ton of heat from
the police out here about that video.

- Tell them to call the station.
- A.D.: Fifteen seconds.

They want to talk to
the person who shot it.

I shot it.
Joel, it's Video Production News.

- Tell them to call me.
- Lou, they can't hear you.

A.D.: Coming back in five,

- four, three, two, one.
- (KEYBOARD CLACKING)

A.D.: Fade up.

(NEWS THEME PLAYING)

FEMALE REPORTER: We have more information
coming in from the Granada Hills area

and the scene of an
apparent home invasion

that has left a husband and wife
and their housekeeper...

What we know at the moment is that

at some time around 5:00 this morning,
gunmen broke into this upscale...

Residents are disturbed and concerned
by the brutal triple murder...

BEN: The way we got it, though,
is a video production crew

that we work with from time to time.

They, apparently, arrived on the scene in
Granada Hills before the police got there.

- Before anybody.
- The photographer who took those pictures

told us earlier that
he walked up to the door,

he saw what we all saw in his videotape.

And then he started to look inside,
so that he could help

or render assistance to someone.

That's when he walked into the house
and started shooting the video.

- (KNOCKING ON DOOR)
- LISA: He found the three deceased in the house.

- The two females and the one...
- (TV TURNS OFF)

- Hello.
- Hi.

I'm Detective Frontieri.
This is my partner, Detective Lieberman.

- Are you Louis Bloom?
- Yes, I'm Lou.

- You live here?
- Yes, that's right.

May we come inside?

- Why?
- FRONTIERI: Why not?

- You want to?
- Yes.

- I don't care. (CHUCKLES)
- Wonderful.

- You were in Granada Hills last night.
- LOU: Yes, that's right.

- You shot the video in the house?
- Yes, ma'am, I did. That's right.

You went inside the house?
You filmed all through the house?

You even filmed the bodies.
All before the police came.

- That door was open, ma'am.
- Detective.

The door was open and what I did was
I went in to see if I could help,

- because the alarm was ringing.
- An active crime scene.

I didn't know it was a crime scene.

LIEBERMAN: You knew what it was.

LOU: I know that an alarm
means someone is in trouble.

And you sold it to be shown on TV.

We're a professional
news-gathering service.

LIEBERMAN:
What did you see when you arrived?

- Uh, two men leaving in a vehicle.
- You saw two men?

(STUTTERS) They were just shapes, really.
I was afraid, so I hid.

And then I saw the shapes of two men
moving inside the vehicle, if that helps.

- Describe the men.
- It was dark. And then they drove away.

- Black? White? Tall?
- LOU: I couldn't see.

- LIEBERMAN: What were they driving?
- An SUV.

- Dark-colored.
- Rims? Tinted windows?

Maybe. Not that I saw.

Do you have any film
on the men or the car?

No, I don't. I only started
filming when I was inside.

FRONTIERI: Mmm-hmm.

I'd like a copy of that footage.

Do I have to give it to you? (CHUCKLES)

Is there any reason why you wouldn't?

No, no, I made you a copy.
I expected someone to come.

(CHUCKLES)

(GUNSHOTS)

(GUNSHOT)

(KEYBOARD CLACKS)

(SHUTTER CLICKS)

(SHUTTER CLICKS)

(SCRIBBLES)

(TYPING)

RICK: What's up, man? (GROANS)

I'm tired. Aren't you tired?

- Why are we starting so early?
- (SEAT BELT CLICKS)

One of the people in the
house last night was alive.

I cut that part out.

I also cut out the men
leaving in their car.

I have a name and an address.
We're gonna drive there.

We're gonna find the person
that drove that car.

So you know who killed those people?

One of them, quite possibly, yes.

You gotta call the cops.

And we will, at the right time.

I'm offering you a real
opportunity here, Rick.

To do what?

I don't usually share my business
plan with you. (CHUCKLES)

But a moment has arrived
that could allow the company

to make enough money
to expand to the next level.

We could call this...

the critical moment.

I'm inviting you, Rick, to be a part of
the team that pounces on this opportunity.

You've been asking a lot about
your performance review.

- Yeah.
- Well.

For starters,

I've been seeing a great improvement in
your overall focus and order-following.

Given complex problems, you're developing
a real ability to find clear

and simple solutions. I'm also
aware of your increased enthusiasm.

It's great to see your eyes light up
when you're working on a new idea.

- (CHUCKLES)
- I hope you'll be inspiring us

with your innovative thinking
for years to come.

Thank you, man. I'm trying. You know?

Which is why I'm promoting you

to Executive Vice President

of Video News.

What am I now?

You're an assistant.

That's... Big.

- Does it come with a raise?
- Absolutely.

(BREATHES SHARPLY) How much?

Pick a number. You pick a number.

A... (STAMMERS)

$75 a night?

- Agreed.
- (CLAPS HAND)

What about... What about more? You know?

- Not now.
- (SHIFTS GEARS)

We closed the deal.

- I could have gotten more, couldn't I?
- Absolutely.

RICK:
All right. It's coming up on the left.

Halfway down the block.
1701 North Burns.

- RICK: Is that the car?
- That's the car.

Oh, shit.

(INDISTINCT SCANNER CHATTER)

- Do you think there's a reward?
- There is a reward.

- How much?
- $50,000.

- Do I get any of that?
- I just gave you a raise.

That's salary. I mean,
like a bonus, you know?

- Bonuses come at the end of the year.
- (SCANNER CLICKS OFF)

So, we're gonna call it in?

- We're gonna wait.
- For what?

First, we want to see
if he's actually inside.

And then, we want to find a more
interesting place to film the arrest.

Like where?

Anywhere we want.

What we're going to do, is we're gonna
wait and then we're gonna follow him.

When he reaches what would be considered
a better or more populated neighborhood,

then we'll report his location to the police.
He's a violent, wanted criminal.

I can't believe that he's just
going to peacefully surrender.

(CHUCKLES IN DISBELIEF)

Okay. I want more money.

A lot more.

What makes a job desirable, Rick,
isn't just the dollar amount attached to it.

You're at the ground floor of a
growing business. Your reward is a career.

Fuck that. You're talking about
some seriously messed-up shit.

You're just expecting me to just
go along with it. I want more.

I can't make people do things, Rick.
You have a choice if you wanna do this.

And I have a choice if you don't.

Are you threatening to fire me?

Hey, I... I got something, too.
How about not calling in criminals,

waiting for them to start some shit so you
can film it? That's against the fucking law.

Yeah, cops would be majorly
interested in that, no doubt.

Okay? So, I... I want more money.

We can re-open negotiations, Rick.

But, remember, when it comes to your
work reputation, you can't un-ring the bell.

I want half of whatever we make tonight.

How did you arrive at that number?

There's two of us out here. So, 50-50.

I'll counter at $10,000.

You don't set the numbers on this.
I want half. I want half.

If you're saying I can't negotiate,
then I guess I'm...

I'm just gonna have to give it to you.

Well, all right, then.

Oh... (STUTTERS)

Now I can feel good about it, at least.
Now, I'll go the extra mile.

That's what you never understood, man.
It's been the problem the whole time.

You gotta bring people in, Lou.
Seriously.

You gotta talk to them like
they're fucking human beings.

I'm saying this for you, dude.
For the future, to help you.

Because you got a seriously
weird-ass way of looking at shit.

You know you do! (CHUCKLES)

You know what your trouble is, man?
You don't fucking understand people.

Okay?

Mmm-hmm.

I'll take the first watch.

Okay.

(DOOR OPENS)

(DOOR CLOSES)

LOU: Rise and shine.

- He's leaving.
- (CAR ALARM BEEPS)

(HONKING)

- RICK: Is that him?
- That's one of them.

(INHALES SHARPLY)

(CAR ENGINE STARTS)

(ENGINE STARTS)

RICK: You're too fucking close, man.

Oh, shit. (BREATHES HEAVILY)

You're too fucking close.

This guy might have already seen us,
and he's bringing us here as a trap.

You ever think of that?

(DOOR CLOSES)

RICK: Oh, shit.

(ENGINE STARTS)

They're gonna see us.
We're in a red fucking car.

Lower your window, please.

(ENGINE STARTS)

- Keep your window down.
- I'm fucking cold.

RICK: Shit, they're parking.

Keep going.

(LINE RINGING)

MALE OPERATOR:
911, what's your emergency?

Uh, yes, good evening. Hello?
I'd like to report the location of two men

responsible for the triple murder
in Granada Hills last night.

- MALE OPERATOR: What's your address?
- Uh, I followed them,

and they just pulled into the Chinatown
Express at Western and Third.

Um, I can see them inside.

Okay, it's a restaurant called
Chinatown Express at Western and Third.

That's right. I can see them at
the counter and they're ordering.

These men are wanted for the triple
murder in Granada Hills last night.

- What's your name, sir?
- Louis Bloom.

Do you have a description of the men?

Uh, yes, I do.
They're both Latin American men.

Uh, probably what
you would call Hispanic.

Uh, one is big,
very much on the heavy side.

And the other's face is scratched.
He has scratches on his face.

How old are the men?

Uh, thirty. Perhaps, maybe, 35.

What are they wearing?

The big man is wearing light
pants and a striped sweater,

and the man with scratches is
wearing brown pants and a vest.

He looks like he has a... gun.

You said the suspect is armed?

I believe so, yes. I'm sorry, I have to go.
Otherwise, they might see me.

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: All west units,
possible 187. Suspects there now.

Western and Third.
Western and Third at Chinatown Express.

Suspects are two male Hispanics.
Number one, large build.

Number two with scratches on his face,
inside the location. Possibly armed.

Code Three, incident 357 and 9753.

There's fucking people in there.

- I count six.
- Oh, shit!

So, they could start shooting.

They could.

So you said we were waiting for (STAMMERS)
a better neighborhood with more people,

- not a fucking restaurant.
- We work with what we're given.

OFFICER: (ON RADIO)
Unit 14, responding to that Code Three.

You're going to go down the street,
get an angle inside from over there.

Steady hands. Use the zoom.
No fast pans. I'll be filming from here.

Fuck that. I'm not
getting out of the car!

I need a second angle from down
the street. We'll cut it together.

Two angles. Believe me,
it's more dangerous here in the car.

I don't believe anything you say.
Man, this is fucked!

Do you know I've never once
sworn in front of an employer?

I am not doing it!
I'm not getting out of the car.

You're making a mistake.

I don't care about
the fucking job title.

What if my problem wasn't that I don't
understand people, but that I don't like them?

What if I was obliged to hurt you
for something like this?

I mean, physically.

I think you'd have to believe afterwards,
if you could, that agreeing to participate

and then backing out at the
critical moment was a mistake.

Because that's what I'm telling you.

As clearly...

as I can.

(SCOFFS)

(SEAT BELT CLICKS)

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

(NERVOUS BREATHING)

(INDISTINCT CHATTER ON SCANNER)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

OFFICER 1: (ON RADIO)
7-A-14. We're Code Six to location.

OFFICER 2: (ON RADIO)
7-A-21. Show us backing 7-A-14.

(INHALES SHARPLY)

Oh, God.

OFFICER 2: (ON RADIO)
7-A-21. We're Code Six with 7-A-14.

RICK: Oh, God.

Oh, God.

- OFFICER: Gun!
- (PEOPLE SCREAMING)

RICK: Oh, God! Oh, fuck!

OFFICER: We have a gun! Two of them!

(SCREAMING CONTINUES)

OFFICER 2: Call it in!

OFFICER: (ON RADIO) Shots fired. Shots fired.
Officer down. Officer needs help.

(WOMAN SOBBING)

- (PANTING)
- OFFICER 1: One's down! In pursuit!

- Go, go, go!
- (WOMAN SOBBING)

(TIRES SCREECHING)

(SIREN WAILING)

OFFICER 1: (ON RADIO)
Suspect leaving in a black Escalade

and out of the location, heading north.

- Fuck! (GASPS)
- Did you get it?

There's people dead in there!

OFFICER 2: (ON RADIO) 7-A-27.
I'm behind vehicle, we are in pursuit.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO)
7-A-27, roger.

- All units at all frequencies, stand by.
- Aim the camera at the car and start filming.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 7-A-27 in pursuit,
northbound through the alley of 187.

Suspect vehicle is a black Escalade.

Rick, start filming!

Oh!

OFFICER 2: (ON RADIO) 7-A-27.
We just turned northbound on Western.

- Stay on the police car.
- You're right up his ass.

LOU: Wide angle. We want all of this.

OFFICER 2:
Requesting backup and an air unit.

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Any air unit,
come in on Wilshire frequency.

- Lou, Lou, Lou!
- I got it.

(RICK YELLS)

OFFICER 1: Northbound. 70 miles an hour.
Approaching a fresh red.

Steady hands, Rick.

It's a red light! It's a red light!
Red light!

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
...approaching a red light.

RICK: Oh, shit!

OFFICER 1: Six, North, Charles, Queen,

- 5-3-2. Black Escalade.
- (STAMMERS)

- Give me an ETA on an air ship.
- Fuck!

FEMALE DISPATCHER: Air A team responding
with a light for mission. Stand by.

(SIREN WAILING)

OFFICER 1: Heading northbound Western,
south of suspect.

Approaching another fresh red.
Suspect is turning...

Oh, shit!

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 7-A-27, come in.

Oh, my... Did you see that?
Did you see that?

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
No acknowledgment from 7-A-27.

RICK: Lou, look out, look out!

OFFICER 2: (ON RADIO)
7-L-0-7. I'm now primary.

Suspect is behind me.

FEMALE DISPATCHER:
7-L-7 is now primary.

Lou, Lou, please. We're way too close.

This guy's crazy. Fucking shit!

OFFICER 2:
He's ramming my vehicle!

FEMALE DISPATCHER: All units.
Officer needs help. Northbound Western.

Suspect now ramming a police vehicle.

- No matter what, keep shooting.
- OFFICER 2: Continuing northbound.

RICK: (WHIMPERS) Fuck!

- (GASPS)
- RICK: Oh, shit! Shit!

Oh, my God!

(TIRES SQUEALING)

FEMALE DISPATCHER: 7-L-7, come in.

- 7-L-7, come in.
- LOU: Turn off the car.

(SCANNER CUTS OFF)

He's dead. Get this shot.

(CAR DOOR CLOSES)

(SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE)

Steady hands.

Use your zoom.

(GUNSHOTS)

(GLASS SHATTERS)

- (GRUNTS)
- (DISTANT SIREN WAILING)

(PANTING)

(POLICE SIREN WAILING)

OFFICER: Hold it right there!
Put the gun down!

(GUNSHOTS)

(GROANS)

(RICK GASPING)

OFFICER 1:
He had a weapon. That was a just fire.

- OFFICER 2: He's not moving.
- (GASPING)

(OFFICERS CONVERSING INDISTINCTLY)

OFFICER 1: Let's seal this off.

You saw him.

You saw him! (GASPING)

I can't jeopardize my company's success

to retain an untrustworthy employee.

You're crazy.

You're crazy!

You took my bargaining power, Rick.
You used it against me.

You would have done it again.
Just admit it.

I don't know.

I don't know.

I know.

(SOFTLY) I know.

OFFICER 1: Don't touch that unless
it's for prints. Make a clean sweep.

OFFICER 2: Go around the vehicle.

Let them through, here they come.

(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS)

Hello, Juliana. (CHUCKLES)

Hello, Willy.

- Hello, Ben. Hello, Lisa.
- LISA: Hi!

- Hey. It's Lou, right?
- Yes, that's right!

- Video News?
- That's right.

- You got something good for us tonight?
- I think so.

I'm about to show Nina right now.
I can tell by your tie, it's Friday.

- (BEN LAUGHS)
- (CHUCKLES)

(GUNSHOTS)

(POLICE SIREN WAILING)

(NINA SIGHS)

(SIGHS)

You can leave.

(DOOR CLOSES)

Wasn't that your partner?

As a matter of fact, that's him.

Oh, I'm floored.

I mean, it's amazing.

Thank you.

I mean, just amazing.

Thank you.

No, thank you.

Thank you for bringing it to me.

You're welcome.

- I want it, obviously.
- How much do you want it?

You tell me.

Get this to graphics.

- FRONTIERI: Who's in charge here?
- Who are you?

LAPD. Major case.
Pull the footage from these screens.

- Round it up. Let's go. All copies.
- Excuse me.

I'm the news director. Can I help you?

FRONTIERI: You can help yourself by
collecting up every copy of the shootout

- the chase, the crash, all of it. Now.
- It's KWLA property.

- It's evidence.
- Of what?

I got a cop near death in the hospital,
three dead, four wounded,

and a dozen major crimes stretching
a mile of Third. This tape is evidence.

It's news footage bought and paid for
from an independent contractor.

And how do you think he got it?

- NINA: If there's an issue, speak to him.
- FRONTIERI: Don't get in the way of this.

Unless you have a judge's order,
we're going with it in four minutes.

Hey. Isn't that him?

(STUDIO BELL RINGING)

A.D.: Camera One, stay centered up.

Camera Two, we'll do a
zoom out when we come out.

Joel has got a source on the taskforce

who says they found drugs
at the Granada Hills house.

Cocaine in wrapped packages hidden
in crawlspaces. Over 50 pounds.

And he confirmed it with an
investigator at the scene.

It wasn't a home invasion.
It was a drug robbery.

Give it to the noon crew.

- This is news.
- It detracts from the story.

It is the story.

The story is urban crime creeping
into the suburbs. That's the story.

- Jesus, you sound like Lou.
- A.D.: Ten seconds to back.

I think Lou is inspiring all
of us to reach a little higher.

A.D.: Five, four, three,

two, one. Sting it.

(NEWS THEME PLAYING)

A.D.: Mics. Dissolve.

(DOOR CLOSES)

You understand that you've been read
your rights, and you're here voluntarily?

That's right. Yes.

And this is being recorded and filmed?

Yes, from the camera up there.

- Wide angle.
- Mmm-hmm.

Would you tell me how it is you were
at the Chinatown Express tonight

and called the 911?

Of course. It began earlier in the day.

I was watering my plant.

I looked out my window at my apartment.

The one you visited. And...

I saw a dark-colored vehicle with two
men inside parked across the street.

I didn't think anything of it,
otherwise I would have reported it then.

We began our night, my...

employee and myself.

And around approximately 12:38,

I looked in my rearview mirror and I
saw what looked like the same men

in the same vehicle following us.
I made an evasive maneuver.

I circled back and tailed
them to the restaurant.

At which point, I saw them
go inside and recognized them

as the same men from the home invasion.

You told me you didn't see the men.
That you didn't get a good look at them.

Well, it all came back to me
when I saw them going in.

Their shapes and their movements.

And then I saw that one of the men
had a gun under his shirt,

so I immediately got my
phone and dialed 911.

That's your story?

That's what happened.
That's why I'm sitting here with you.

I think that the men
saw my footage and...

they tracked me down.

You want to know what I think?

Yes, please.

I think you withheld information.

I think you saw the two men in
the murder house in Granada Hills

and you saw the car and you sat on it

to get something you could film.

What do you think about that?

I think that would be...

a very unprofessional thing
for me to do in my business.

It would be murder.

I can understand why you're looking into it,
but I didn't do anything like that.

- Nothing that could be considered wrong.
- You don't fool me for a minute.

- I'm glad.
- I think everything you said is a lie.

I wish my partner was here
to back up what happened.

You left your dead partner.

No, the ambulances arrived.
They're trained professionals.

Yeah, and you seem real
broken up about that.

No, um...

He died doing what he loved.

You filmed him dying.

Yeah. That's what I do. It's my job.

I like to say that if you're seeing me,
you're having the worst day of your life.

DISPATCHER: (ON RADIO) Any Rampart unit,
ambulance to 11 Rampart on Second Avenue.

Victim, female, white.
Unknown property taken.

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evidence of the hiring committee's recognition

of your employment history
and unique personal qualities.

It is my hope that through
hard work and commitment,

you will move through the intern program
and continue to pursue your career goals

as full-time employees
of Video Production News.

I can tell you from experience
that the surest way up the ladder

is to listen carefully
and follow my orders.

You may be confused at times,
and other times, unsure.

But remember,

I will never ask you to do anything

that I wouldn't do myself.

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