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Thank you.

I'm not arguing the existence by state law of blood alcohol tests.

Section 84799.3.

If the results of the breath test indicate that the person is intoxicated,

the arrested person shall be required to submit to a chemical test of his blood,

as provided in the previously mentioned section 84536.6, paragraph 4.

If it...

Well, there it is, Governor, as ordered.

Honolulu Judiciary Building.

Pow.

Finished, leveled, kaput.

Looks in good shape to me.

The only difference between this dummy bomb...

And the real thing is that we used a pen light set to go off at noon instead of

half a dozen sticks of dynamite.

One of your men placed it here? Yeah.

One of our plainclothes officers with demolition training.

Crude, homemade, but efficient.

Could have put this entire balcony area right down there on the floor.

have blasted these offices into rubble and undermined the stairwell support.

All it takes to know the vital parts is a $1 blueprint from city planning and

anybody can get one. Anyone can, Steve.

And someone just may, if they haven't already.

Here, add this to your collection.

Another one.

Thanks, number five.

Same common stationery.

Same typewriter peculiarities.

In the name of the people.

This is your last warning. Free the seven. If you attempt to prosecute them,

we will destroy the courthouse.

The life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness.

Sounds like a homegrown zealot. Whatever. This type is uniquely

dangerous. Well, he could be bluffing.

We can't take that chance.

What can we do with so little time, Governor? This is Friday, and the

preliminary hearing is set for 9 a.m. on Monday.

Well, the hearing must proceed, and it must proceed on schedule.

Steve, I want 5-0 to immediately set up a maximum security system to protect

this building.

Governor, buildings constructed before the turn of the century don't exactly

lend themselves to maximum security.

They have too many entrance exits.

Too many mazes of corridors.

Now, modern courthouses are designed for security.

They have underground entrances for defendants, witnesses, and judges,

but... this whole building is virtually indefensible.

It has to be done, Steve.

Now, use as much HPD manpower as required, but secure this building.

Yes, sir.

It's the same typewriter, all right.

Look at the light indentation on all the A's.

M splotched.

Bottom of the Y broken off to make it look like a V.

Same thing here.

Look. Look at the Y.

Yeah.

From the size and block, it's got to be an old standard.

Underwood, I think.

Could go back as far as 1930.

She regained consciousness an hour ago.

Asked for you.

I'm Steve McGarrett. You sent for me?

My baby.

Yeah. Yeah. Your baby's fine. Just fine.

How long have I been here?

You've been here for four days.

I wanted to tell you I...

Saw them.

You saw the men who did this to you?

They burned everything.

Now you say that you saw them.

Did you know them? Have you ever seen them before?

They were the ones who left the notes at the car.

Telling us to get out.

Do you know their names?

It was horrible.

Like animals.

Marianne, their names.

Help me, please.

We've got to stop them from ever doing this to anyone again.

Two of them work at the gas station

of... I know them.

Ako and Billy Thomas.

Ako and Billy Thomas.

Anyone else?

Steve, that does it.

Marianne names the six and seven suspects in a deathbed statement. That

gives us an airtight case.

The charge against you is no longer arson and rape.

It's murder.

Murder one.

That's what you're facing now.

Is that clear?

You gotta prove it. Oh, we'll prove it.

Your fingerprints were found...

On beer cans at the scene, your shoes were matched to footprints.

But the lock, the absolute lock, two witnesses identified you and you and

you. Another identified you and another identified you.

And a dying girl positively identified you, Ako, and you, Thomas.

Now, we got enough to put all of you away for a long, long time.

Whoever did it, McGarrett, we ain't sorry it happened.

These are our islands.

Dag McGarrett, ours.

Not theirs.

These long-haired freaks.

The damn hippie communes.

They want to turn Hawaii into one big drug scene.

Nobody in his right mind would condone the use of drugs or the ripping off of

this land, but the law does not permit self-appointed vigilantes.

Nobody is above the law, brother. Nobody.

You say you want to help this land.

Tell me the name of the people who are behind these bomb threats.

My God, there's been enough misery and bloodshed already.

Don't compound it.

Don't allow some crackpot to murder innocent civil service workers in a

hallway or an office or on a coffee break.

Tell me their name.

Please, tell me their names.

All right, then. Let me tell you something.

This attempt to blackmail justice is not going to be allowed.

With your help or without your help, nobody, nobody is going to stop due

process of law here.

Now, you understand that?

You understand that?

No way!

I'd bet on it.

Bet on it.

I say justice for the seven!

Justice for the saviors of Hawaii!

They're going to be judged before they even set foot in that courtroom.

Look, all they're trying to do is defend our land from the freaks.

Okay, okay.

What we got to do is show them that we stay in the back of them.

We got to let them know that we stay right here.

I want to see a sea of bodies out here Monday morning that will cause the

biggest traffic jam in the history of Hawaii.

We got to show them the will of the people.

Passive resistance.

That's the way.

We're going to fill up all the jails.

All right. That's the way our brothers gone long.

They don't stay alone.

All entrances to be sealed off, except the main entrance here on King Street.

This will be central control. No one to be cleared through here without a

personal search.

No one. Understand?

And, of course, a thorough search of all packages, briefcases, anything hand

-carried. That's self-evident, Jack.

Steve, about sealing the doors, you don't mean just locked, do you? It's not

too hard to jimmy them. Yeah.

And anybody who's really serious about getting in just might. So, steel bolts.

And on all the ground-level windows as well.

Okay. No, I want watch points. Here, here, and here.

Eight-hour shifts around the clock, offices to be supplied with riot guns,

and radio communications to Central here and to Five-O. Steve, I'd like to use

guard dogs.

Yeah, it's a good idea. From dawn till dusk, at all instances.

Rough one, Steve.

Type a lot of manpower.

Anybody got a better way?

It's got to be done, Shin.

You've been out there. Can't you feel that it's in the air? This town is ready

to explode, and that's the way it's gonna be till after this hearing.

What's that for?

Well, you just never know who you're gonna run into.

So you all set?

Come on, let's go.

Where you boys off to?

Oh, to the bowling man's, Pa.

See you later, then.

Search and identify will be the rule for everyone entering the courthouse,

Governor. No one will be able to penetrate our security without proper

credentials.

That's it?

Yes, sir, that's it.

Well, then it's safe to consider the building impervious to attack.

Isn't that what you said, Steve?

No, sir, I said that I've done all that I can.

Oh, I'm not sure what that means, but I think we'd better find out.

Tell you what.

You set up that security system. You penetrate it.

You want 5-0 to penetrate it? That's right.

Sir, I think I've told you that the police on duty there have been ordered

by me to prevent any unauthorized entry, and I mean to prevent.

Oh, I know it could be dangerous, but I think it's got to be done.

And you want me to prove that 5-0 is fallible?

Better you to prove it than a man with a bomb.

After all, there's always the possibility that at night, undercover,

somebody might.

Sure, somebody might. Anything is possible.

Steve, if there is a flaw in that security system, plug it now.

Yes, sir.

It has to happen right here at exactly 1.15 in the morning. 1.15?

Yeah. Think you can handle it? No sweat.

And come out alive, the cost of machinery's gonna be high enough.

You got it.

You know something?

I don't know who to root for.

Set your first one down there.

I'll make my way down to the basement.

Okay, good luck.

What was he, drunk?

Yeah, stoned to the eyeballs.

Creamed a traffic control box out front, totaled the car, never found a thing.

He's okay?

Not a scratch, that lucky dumb dumb.

Well, it's time for another check of the building.

Right, basement or tower?

Let's follow my life pattern. Start from the top, work my way down.

Has Dano got everything he needs?

He isn't sure what he needs yet. Still checking it out.

Steve?

Tilt it up a little, will you, Che?

Yeah.

Well, Dano?

Very professional.

Do you know what ten sticks of dynamite can do to this old building?

Pulling the bottom on a house of cards.

Whoever thought this out must have the blueprints.

How could he have gotten in and out past our security lines?

Maybe he didn't.

This is a battery-operated digital calendar clock.

Yeah, date and the time. The Army's used them.

It can be set to go off as much as a week in advance.

Whoever planted this could have done it before we set up our security.

In fact, Lee... What do you think, Dano? Can we get this out to the bomb van?

That wire around the brace isn't bailing wire. It's insulated.

Secondary fuse wire?

Yeah. It's got electrical current going through it. When we cut it, this baby

will go right off.

Can you tell if it's booby-trapped?

It's more than a clock. The battery's the dynamite, Steve.

It's a kind of box up in there.

Is it spring?

Yeah. Could be a backup device.

I'm gonna need a galvanometer and a lot more tools.

Che, what about watering the town?

Too risky.

Just might short out and complete the circuit.

There's no way to take Prince. Slightest movement, set it off.

Really, Ferdy?

Set for 8 o'clock, trial starts at 9.

That insulated wire looks new.

Duke, check with hardware stores and other suppliers for a recent purchase.

Same with the clock.

Che, hold this a second.

Get a little closer. It seemed to be some kind of a... identifying number or

something understandable.

Could be a serial number or code.

Bring it in a little closer.

Yeah.

Eight, six...

Frank, 9-4.

Put it in the computer. See who manufactured this stuff.

Abe. Abe, now listen to me. You think that I knew you'd crack?

Abe, I wasn't going to tell him my name. David, you're not telling anybody

anything. But you're wrong, Abe.

You're wrong.

You know what?

I can't trust you anymore.

So I'm not going to let you say anything to anybody.

Steve, only two manufacturers in the state hold the dynamite sticks, one in

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, one in Canberra, New Jersey.

Okay, check both these manufacturers, Chen. See if there's a recent ship in

the Honolulu.

Find out who purchased it and in what quantity. Send Ben in, will you?

There are 11 companies on the islands who do demolition and construction work.

There may be 100 who'd have know-how to make a bomb like that.

They're pressing these companies, Duke. I want an inventory of all their high

explosives and a list of every man who had access.

Ben, did you find the hardware store?

I got three guys hustling, but there are 22 stores, some with three and four

branches. What about the clock?

So far, four stores don't carry it, but I got a lot of other stores that check.

None open this time of night.

Did you wake the owners?

Sure, when we can track them down, but it's slow going, Steve.

Okay, get on it.

Jay? Yeah, Dan?

There's secondary fuse wires, all right?

Getting a strong reading.

What kind of a backup device do you think it's got?

It would be a release of pressure detonator.

Underneath, I think.

Pressure of the bomb along the base keeping it cocked.

Can you tell for sure?

No.

I see a heavy-duty spring above the clock.

But to be sure, I'm gonna need a piece of cardboard, four inches by four

inches, quarter-inch thick.

A piece of wood, six inches long.

Quarter-inch by quarter-inch. Make sure the, uh...

All sides are sanded smooth.

Put a few drops of lubricating oil on it.

And a small V notch at one end.

Got it.

All inventories accounted for, Steve, and that includes the dynamite storage

for the seating county.

We got the manufacturers, Steve.

The Kramer Explosive Corporation in Camden, New Jersey. They shipped 22

cases of dynamite to Benton Construction Company in Honolulu last month.

I thought you said that all inventories checked out. Does that include the

Benton Company?

Yes. Well, at least the superintendent told me they did.

Gentlemen, let's go check the Benton Company.

All right, Che, got the cardboard.

I'm gonna slide it under the base of the bomb.

As far as it can go.

Hitting something.

I think it must be the trigger device.

All right, I'm gonna leave the cardboard in.

Gotta jam the spring.

Inching my way in, Jay.

Easy.

Yeah.

It seems to be holding.

So far, so good.

Now I'll go after the lead wires.

Go on, open it, open it, quickly. Yeah, but you already asked me if our

inventory's been checked.

It's the only place it could have come from. Those sticks were coated.

Yeah, but I went over everything. I checked the cases. They haven't been

touched. Then you must have missed something.

Steve, the bottom of this looks like it's been tampered with. Open it.

Here.

Easy.

Who else has a key to this place? The only other person beside myself is our

demolition man.

What's his name?

Abraham Malia.

Where is he?

Called in sick.

I mean, where does he live?

Um, 3610 Harbor Avenue.

Ben, you stay here. Jim.

Abe.

Abe.

They found them.

They found them.

It's a bomb van down there in front of the building.

Shh. It might be a precaution.

But those cops are running into the building. Why would they do that?

Maybe David was right.

Maybe we shouldn't have done it.

You want to go home?

But, Abe, suppose it is on the bombs.

No way.

The way I rigged it, hair triggered, impossible.

But if, just if they do, they will have their fingerprints all over them.

Oh, that's what you wanted to do, huh? All right.

They won't deserve it.

But you know something?

On the outside chance, maybe I should be ready for them.

What are you going to do with that?

Kill a couple of cops?

What's that going to prove?

Brother, we came here to blow up that courthouse, and that's what we're going

to do.

How?

Well, you said it yourself.

They just might disarm that bomb.

Then what?

Here, take a look yourself. See, Dan?

It's a demolition van used to transport explosive outside of the city, Barbara.

But to transport, you gotta load, right?

That means those hotshot demolition guys are gonna have to go through that door

carrying live bombs. And one shot.

One shot, and the cops, the courthouse, everything, they go up together.

What about us?

I can't miss.

They'll be carrying those babies slow and easy.

Abraham, what about us?

Cops will be swarming all over that place before we hit the street.

What's the matter, brother?

You want to live forever?

I thought you were with me.

Hey,

I thought you were with me.

We swore we were going to stop the trial.

And if we don't stop them...

They're going to hang our blood brothers, and this is what you want.

I want out.

I'm leaving.

I'm putting distance between me, this island, and you.

They're going for the clock wires.

Okay, Jay.

It's over.

Tom? Tom, wait here, will you?

Jay's got a couple of boys on the way down to take care of this.

Brace yourself, Danny.

What? We've just found a novel.

My hands are cramping. Take a rest, Danny. When you're tired, that's a time

to be extra careful.

Don't take any chances.

Better safe than sorry, huh?

Get the back.

Abraham and Leah live here? Yeah, but he's not home.

Five-oh. I'm sorry. We're going to have to look through your home. Chin, go

ahead. Hey, hey, hey. What is this? Are you Abraham's parents?

Yeah. What is this? Where is your son now?

He's not home. What do you want? You must have some idea where your wifey

called in sick at work.

No, we don't know.

He's 34 years old. He don't tell us where he go.

Does he have a workshop?

Yes. Where is it?

Listen, you just can't... I don't have time to... Hey, hey, you can't just come

over here. Listen here. You can't do that. What are you doing? What do you

think you are?

What's he done?

What's Abraham done?

He may have set some bombs in the courthouse building.

What? Bombs? I need the key.

No. What for?

Open it or I'll break it open.

Mr. Fishman, you're mistaken.

Abraham don't make no bombs.

Who

did

this to you?

Abraham. My own brother.

Where is he?

I don't know.

I don't know. But listen, he took the rifle.

You gotta find him and stop him.

Because, man, I'm telling you, he's crazy.

Thanks.

You better not tie his hands.

Out of the way, David!

Chin, let me have that.

Central, this is McGarrett. Red alert.

Yes, sir.

I want the police chopper ready immediately.

I'm on my way. 10-4.

Danny?

Get Duke in control.

Tell him I want every vantage point around the judiciary building checked.

Rooftops, trees, towers, anything. We're looking for the man with the rifle.

Can't get it.

Keeps slipping.

Danny, I'll come in. You're too tired. No, I've got it.

Okay.

Going for the spring?

What's holding?

Time for the wires.

Amen.

The Garrett to Williams.

Garrett to Williams. Code red.

Williams, come in, Steve.

Dano, how are you doing?

Done. Bombs are defused, both of them.

Well done, Dano. Well done. Where are you right now?

On our way out to the bomb van.

No, no, listen.

You are not. Repeat, you are not to take the bombs out of the building till you

hear from me.

No time to explain. Those bombs are not to be exposed.

Don't even go near the doorway.

That's an order.

Hold it!

David, take it back.

Take it back inside, quick.

This is 5-0. Drop your weapon and put your hands up.

Okay, Dino.

You can take the bombs out now.