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If it's a kidnapping, 5-0 and the FBI will handle it. I'll not have a gang of

self-styled vigilantes roaming the streets of Honolulu.

The message is, Mr. Alita, that I am not McGarrett. Hey!

And you and I are going to have a whole different kind of relationship.

Hey, watch it, will you?

The Cajuna put a taboo on you.

A curse? Not exactly, but you're a taboo.

Aloha. Welcome to the helicopter.

Thank you very much. Yes, ma'am. Ma'am, how are you? Why, thank you, ma'am.

What's going on?

That's what we're wondering.

How come you trying to hurt the union?

Hurt the union? You kidding? I'm for the union, 100%. Then how come you running

for business agent against Johnny Meal?

Why, it's a holy.

And the union is homegrown. It's us.

Wrong, brother.

It's not you. Not anymore.

Yeah.

Okay, now, now.

Anybody ask you, what happened?

You got mugged, right?

You think you're some holly kids, right?

Oh, by the way, the only reason why you're still alive is so you can

withdraw from the election voluntarily.

Okay?

Good.

I'm very concerned about this, Steve. So am I.

First, the union's longtime business agent suddenly decides to resign.

And then one of the candidates to replace him is badly beaten.

A coincidence, huh?

How many candidates are left in the race?

Just one.

Johnny Mio, a professional union man from Boston.

Wouldn't you say Mr. Mio is having quite a run of luck?

Yeah, not to mention a little help from our old friend, uh, Alika.

Alika's in jail, Steve.

The Kumu's been pretty quiet.

Governor, it's easy for a strong man, a mafia don, to operate from jail.

But the union is predominantly local.

The Kumu is totally local.

Why would Alika use a haole, a Caucasian-like meal, for a front?

Can you think of a better cover? If Alika controlled the resort and culinary

workers' union, he could control the entire tourist industry.

He controlled the tourist industry.

He could control the state.

That would be some challenge to your authority, wouldn't it?

Supposing you're right, what are you going to do to stop him?

First, I'm going to get a man inside that union.

You have someone in mind?

Yes, sir.

He should be waiting in my office for me when I get back.

Thank you, sir.

Sorry to keep you waiting, gentlemen.

Steve, this is Mulcair Loho of HPD. Everybody calls him Truck.

I wonder why.

It's an honor to meet you, Mr. McGarrett. You're a legend around HPD.

First of all, it's Steve. And secondly, I hear you're something of a legend

yourself.

Only with the restaurant owners.

They lock their kitchens when they see me coming.

Duke fill you in?

Yes, sir. No sweat. I can get in the unit.

Okay, here's your assignment, spelled out in detail. Study it, then come back,

and we'll give you a test.

You're convinced that the coon was responsible for putting Sam Lima-Halen

in the hospital?

What do you think?

They've been quiet since Alika went to jail.

If Alika can control that union, he's got a hell of a power base.

All right, thank you.

No, Sam, you can't quit. Not so close to election day.

Don't waste your votes.

Please, you all can't be in here at once.

If you don't leave... I'll have you removed.

If you don't shut up, lady, we'll remove you.

You've got to shut up.

You should learn some manners.

You, get an HPD man on this door, just in case.

Uh, excuse me, please.

Excuse me. Mr. Lemahalo? Garrett, Wi-Fi, though. I'd like to ask you some

questions.

Do you think you could identify the men who beat you up?

It was dark.

I couldn't tell anything about them except that they were...

Probably kids.

How many were there? Four.

Maybe only three.

Heroes. It took a gang to beat up an old man. Okay, that's enough. We don't need

the cops.

We can take care of this ourselves.

Quiet, please.

The gentleman asked for quiet.

Now everybody, out.

You won't be interrupted again.

Thank you.

Are you sure you can't identify the people who beat you up?

I told you, Mr. McGarrett.

It was dark.

You realize there'll be an investigation, with or without your

help?

I'm not gonna take part in any investigation.

I don't know anything.

I told you. It was dark.

Yeah, I know.

Mr. McGarrett.

Could I speak to you?

Sure.

He's not going to help you, so why don't you just leave him alone? Then why don't

you give me the answers I need?

Me? What could I know? I wasn't there.

Come on, you're Andy Kamoka. You're supposed to be a leader of your people.

I hear you know a lot of things.

I know the HPD should spend more time patrolling the hotel garages more

carefully. Let's not play games, Mr. Kamoka. We both know that man was beaten

because he was running for union office.

Was running. He just withdrew from the election.

Oh, so his opponent runs unopposed then. Is that what you're saying?

His Howley opponent, just like you. Well, don't think for one moment that

anyone's race or color makes any difference to me, my friend.

McGarrett, I don't deal in speculation.

I'm a firm believer in the lessons of history.

And history teaches us that the law is Howley law.

I don't expect anything from it, and I've never been disappointed.

No one wants to see your union stay yours more than I do.

Then prove it.

Arrest Johnny Mio. You know he's behind this.

I need evidence to prove it in the court of law. You got any?

See what I mean about Howley law?

Oh, that's not Howley law, my friend. And it's not Hawaiian law. It's the law

our Constitution is based on.

A man is innocent until proven guilty.

Now, that's the way it works no matter what his color.

It even works for union goons.

The First Court of Appeals for the state of Hawaii is now in session.

Honourable Daniel De Silva presiding. All please rise.

Please be seated.

The State of Hawaii versus Anthony Joseph Alika.

Gentlemen, a motion of appeal has been filed by counsel for the accused in this

matter. Having reviewed the material carefully, I find sufficient cause to

conduct a hearing on this motion in open court.

God, this can't be happening again. I thought we had an airtight case.

All I can do is try. So go.

Your Honor, the people are shocked that a man convicted of giving the order to

murder a citizen of this state on a contract that was attested to by three

people, including his own paid assassins, should now be allowed to walk

the streets of this city.

It's incomprehensible to me.

The state's opposition is noted.

Your Honor, given these new circumstances, Mr. Lika asked that bail

be set.

Objection. Your Honor, the people opposed bail in this case. This is

murder one.

Thank you for reminding the court. Your objection is overruled.

A new hearing will be held on the 23rd at 10 a.m.

The accused will meanwhile be released on bail set at $100,000.

Hey, McGarrett.

Glad you could make it.

You're not out of this yet, Alika.

All I know is it's gonna feel awful good sleeping tonight at home.

I wouldn't count on doing any redecorating just yet. You may not get a

chance to enjoy it. Listen, I wouldn't care about the color so long as it ain't

prison gray, you know.

Well, I'll see you around, McGarrett. You bet you will.

Now, there's a motion before the membership that Johnny Mio be appointed

to the board to fill out Sam Limahilu's term.

Now, we've had plenty of discussion, but before we vote, I think we should hear

from one speaker representing each side.

No, no, no, no. I'd like to speak for myself if it's all right with you.

Okay, come on up.

Brothers and sisters, I'm not going to stand up here and try to convince you

I'm something that I'm not.

I mean, I'm not one of you. I'm not Hawaiian.

That's for sure.

That's an inside joke.

Anyway, I'm the best damn union man you'll ever see.

And I want what you want, and that is the strongest union in the state.

I also want you to know how proud it makes me to think that you would

nominate me to the board to fill in Sam's term.

Well, if that's what you want, and that's what Sam wants, then that's what

I want.

Wait a minute, wait a minute.

I know this appointment is only for a few days, but it does make him an

officer in our union.

And I don't think anybody should be on the board that's not elected by the full

membership. And especially not someone who's also running for business manager.

Who is this Johnny Mio?

He worked for the textile factories in New England.

Who was behind him then?

Was it the New England mob?

Are they behind him now?

Nobody's behind me except the membership of this union.

Now, if you can prove anything that you say, then prove it or shut your big

mouth.

Any of you ever heard of a Howley coming 6,000 miles just to help out a bunch of

poor old dishwashers and busboys?

No, well, neither have I. Unless there was something in it for him, of course.

Come on, Johnny, tell us. What's in it for you?

Well, did it ever occur to you that perhaps I may have something to offer?

Good.

Besides, the weather here is absolutely marvelous.

I'm glad you all think it's funny.

I just hope you're still laughing when we find out what he really wants.

Okay, let's vote.

All in favor of Johnny Mio serving out Sam's term, say aye.

Aye.

Opposed? No.

The ayes have it. Johnny Mio serves out Sam's term.

Hold it!

Hold it!

Johnny Mio, it's not over yet.

We'll see about that. Yeah, we'll see.

We'll see come Election Day.

This meeting is over.

Andy Kamoku did everything he could to convince him, but the vote wasn't even

close. Hmm. That's interesting.

Duke, uh, what do you know about this Johnny Mayo?

Well, he was the business agent for two textile union locals in the Boston area.

He held one job six years and the other for three.

What's he doing in the islands?

The union needed a PR man, and he happened to be here on vacation.

Saw the ad in a union magazine.

Who hired him?

President of the union.

The board approved him.

Frankly, Steve, the word is he's been good for the union.

And the Boston police say he's clean.

Yeah, well, we'll see about that.

Doesn't it bother you how conveniently things have worked out for him? First,

this PR job, and then his only opponent is forced to withdraw from the election

after being badly beaten up.

There was this other guy at the meeting last night.

Yeah? What about him?

Never saw him before.

But Miyushu knew him, and I don't think he liked what he saw.

You think you can find out who he was?

I can try.

Good. Duke, I want you to keep an eye on this Andy Kumoko.

But why, Steve?

He would never do anything to hurt the union.

I hope not. But I have a gut feeling we're gonna hear a lot more from Big

Andy before this is over.

Okay, gentlemen, that's all.

How's it feel to be a free man, Tony?

Oh, great.

The greatest.

Would you care to comment on the judge's ruling?

Yeah, you feel vindicated?

Well, not yet, but let me say this. I better feel a whole lot better about the

way it turned out than McGarrett does.

What's the first thing you're going to do, Tony?

Take a swim in my ocean. What else?

Right after I take care of some business.

Have you thought it over?

Yeah, I did.

I talked it over with Mama and... What did you decide?

I'm sorry, Andy.

Benny, you could win the election. You started this union.

I just can't.

Okay, I understand.

Hey, Andy, why don't you try Willie over at the Surfrider while Larry down the

beach at the Colony?

I already have.

And Keith at the Regency. And Taki at the Royal Hawaiian.

How are you going to feel when that mainland guy takes over our union

because everyone's afraid to run against him?

It's all right, Benny. I'll find somebody.

Hey, why don't you run yourself?

Me? Oh, I'm no politician.

I don't even have enough time for Lane and Andy as it is.

Well, you just tell me who, and I'll support him all the way.

You know that, don't you, Andy?

Yeah, bro, I know.

Thanks.

Anyway, listen, I want to thank you all for being here, listening to me, and I

hope to see you all on election day.

Now,

what are you doing here?

I don't know where he is.

Excuse me, Johnny, let's go, let's go. We got a schedule to keep.

Come on.

Who was that guy? I don't know.

Just a guy.

Listen, do me a favor.

That guy's been following me everywhere I go. I want you to keep an eye on him.

I think he's got a tape recorder in his pocket. He's listening to the whole

conversation.

All right.

Oh,

excuse me.

Hold on.

822 Carew.

Here you go, sir.

Thank you.

Honey, I can't talk to you right now.

Hey,

miss.

Oh, something wrong, officer?

Uh, the guy that just got his key. Do you know him?

He's an A-22.

Let's see.

Carew.

James Carew, Boston, Massachusetts.

Do you mind if I borrow this?

Are you going to bring it back?

Sure.

Can I have one of those?

Sure.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Come on, Mom. Give it to me.

Over here.

Come here.

Come on, Mom.

Look, there's Dad.

Hey, come on.

Hi, Dad.

Hello.

Want to go to the park and hit some floods?

Sure do. Let me change clothes, and I'll be right there. Okay. You bring the bat,

okay? Okay.

Tell me the truth. Do we ever have that much energy?

How'd you like to be ten again?

No way. I wouldn't know you for another ten years.

I'm sorry. I couldn't give you more like him.

There couldn't be any more like him.

Or like you.

If you're setting me up so you can take advantage of me, you're doing an awfully

good job.

I most certainly am, but later.

Right now, I'm going to hit some balls to some future big leaguers.

Here we go.

How's it going at work?

Work's work.

Oh, come on. You know what I mean.

Not so well.

Go right back. I've got to change.

Not so well.

I mean, nobody wants to run against that Johnny Mio.

Well, I just can't believe that they'd refuse you.

They're afraid.

Well, they can't all be afraid.

Even Uncle Benny turned me down.

I thought about asking your father, but he's too old.

He would have said yes.

I know.

That's why I didn't ask him.

Don't worry, I'll find somebody.

It is kind of scary, though, the way poor Sam was beaten.

I have a feeling if Mia wins this election, we're going to lose control of

our own union.

You're doing all you can.

I'm not so sure.

I couldn't sleep last night thinking about it.

There is something I could do, something Benny said.

What? I could run myself.

Hi, Uncle Benny.

Yeah, he's right here. Just a minute.

Hi, Benny.

Right. See you tonight.

Uncle Benny's going to run.

Oh, Andy, that's great.

Oh, and he's going to win.

Andy, would you really have considered running?

Listen, I'm going to go to the park because Andy and the boys are waiting

for me.

It's a league championship, and we're going to win.

Good. See you soon as I get back. Okay.

Bye.

What's he doing out there?

You didn't have an appointment.

He didn't know you were going to come.

Besides, he loves to swim.

Well, look, I can't wait around here all day.

There's a bar on the patio, if you care to make yourself some drinks.

Let's have a drink.

Ah, it's wonderful.

Wonderful.

You know what I miss more than anything else in the world when I was in there,

Billy?

My ocean.

Ah, what a way to start the day.

Mr. Mio has arrived.

Yeah, I know. I saw him.

What's he doing here?

I don't know, but he's upset.

So, some old waiter decides to run against you or worry you so much you'd

come running to me, huh?

The waiter's not the problem.

Then what is?

Andy Camoco.

He's backing him up.

Well, I'm backing you.

And that means the Kumo. You've got to have more faith, Johnny.

Well, isn't he something important to your people, some kind of royalty?

He's a man just like you are.

Yeah, I don't care what he's like. I'm telling you, he's gonna cause trouble.

Relax, will you?

We'll take care of the waiter. We'll take care of Andy Kamoku, too, if we

have to, okay?

Okay.

You're no big thing, brother.

Something else is on your mind.

Ah, there's this guy.

I've seen him around.

I know him.

It's a guy from Boston.

His name is Carew.

He was a cop.

Could be here on vacation.

Lots of people do that, you know. No, not Carew.

I... I'm beginning to get this gut feeling you got something you want to

tell me, Johnny.

You better tell me the whole story, right from the beginning.

Where's those four-step solids?

Working, brother, working.

Come on, Mokey, I placed that 30 minutes ago.

Hey, brah, you get me some helpers with three hands and we'll work faster.

Yeah.

Hey, watch it, brah.

Hey, watch it!

Okay, Benny, they're all yours.

Benny!

No!

HPD said it was an industrial accident.

You know what that means?

It means the mob's going to take our union away from us! No way!

Unless we do something about it! What can we do?

We can fight back by backing the candidates. He's going to beat me out!

Who's going to run now after what's happened to Benny?

No, I'm sorry, Governor. I disagree.

Alika must be the power behind Mio.

That's a pretty wild assumption, Steve.

No, I don't think so. He already has a stronghold on most of the restaurant

supply business.

Booze, linen, vending machines.

Now, what better way to control it all than to have his man running one of the

most powerful unions in the tourist industry?

I just can't see Alika using a Caucasian in such an important position.

Alika is only interested in money and power, Governor.

He'd use anyone, anytime if they served his purpose.

Do you have him under surveillance?

No, I can't do that, sir.

I don't want to give him any ammunition to help his appeal.

Yeah, that's a good point.

Well, I know you're doing your best.

Well, let's say I try.

I'll keep you posted on any new developments, sir.

Thank you, Steve.

Did he have a rap sheet?

Not the kind you'd expect.

His name is James Carew. He was a cop, Steve, in Boston.

Boston?

Isn't that where Mio is from?

That's right.

You said he was a cop. Is that past tense?

Yes. A lieutenant of detectives assigned to the organized crime detail.

He was making real progress with the Marioni family.

Had a good case against three of them.

Yeah. Labor racketeering, I see, huh?

They murdered his wife and child.

And after that, Carew went kind of crazy.

I'm not surprised. I think I would, too.

He cornered one of the three in a syndicate betting parlor, provoked a

fight, and with his bare hands, he put the guy in the hospital for six months.

But I see Boston PD's internal affairs cleared him.

Yeah, the deal was that he resigned from the force.

The second guy took a fall to keep out of Carew's way. He's doing in three to

five.

What about the third one?

Guido.

Marioni disappeared.

Why? Maybe that's why he's on the islands. He's looking for number three.

Then why is he following Mio?

If Mio is tied in with the syndicate, it's possible he knows where Marioni is

hiding.

Find Carew. I want to talk to him.

Unofficially, of course.

Unofficially. You bet.

You're too late. The filing deadline for this election was 6 p.m. yesterday.

Marge, this is a special situation. You know it is. No exceptions.

Stop it!

Benny would have run if he could.

Benny has nothing to do with me. That was an accident.

Sure it was, just like Sam's. Are you accusing me? Because if you are...

Please stop. Your insinuations are going to get you slapped with the biggest

lawsuit you've ever seen. Do it!

I'd love to have you on the stand under rules.

It's fine. I've got nothing to hide.

Then you wouldn't mind telling us who you're fronting for.

I'm fronting for the membership of this union, period.

That's right.

We'll see about that come election day.

Andy is right. The membership has a right to a choice. You don't know what

you're getting yourself into.

Whatever it is, I think I can handle it.

Mucky, I need to know that you and the guys are behind me.

What do you mean you can't talk on the phone?

What is this, the CIA?

All right, I'll be there.

Is the boy asleep?

Uh-huh.

I have to leave early. I'm sorry.

He misses you.

So do I.

We'll take Andy to the park, and then we'll all go out to dinner.

I guess we'll keep you after all.

What are you trying to do? What do you want?

I want Marioni.

I don't know where he is.

You think I came 6,000 miles for that?

Hey, I don't care if you came 10,000 miles. I'm telling you the truth.

All right.

If that's the way you want to play it.

Can't you read?

The sign says, do not remain in your car.

The automobile fumes can be hazardous to your health.

I, uh, panic of you.

And the next thing you're going to be telling me is that somebody wants to see

me.

You got it, brother.

What were you doing with Johnny Mio?

We were talking.

Talking about what?

Well, we both came from Boston. We know some of the same people.

Like the Marionis, perhaps?

Like them.

Carew, I know what happened to your wife and child, and I sympathize with you.

When something like that happens to another human being, we all feel it.

But no matter how much you hurt, there's no excuse for starting a personal

vendetta here in Honolulu.

McGarrett, I want a sermon. I go see a priest.

What's on your mind?

Leave Mio alone.

He's a candidate for union office, and I think our local chapter of organized

crime is behind it.

You're really a hell of a detective, my guy.

You really are.

And you have a big mouth and bad judgment, Mr. Crew.

So I heard.

Let me give you some friendly advice, one cop to another.

Stay away from Mio.

I'm sorry. I can't do that. He's got something I want.

you can end up being a lot sorrier.

You know, somehow, McGarrett, I feel that maybe you and I weren't meant to be

buddies after all.

Two guys who were delivering the beef the day Benny got hurt.

They're the ones that did it?

All I know is they're not delivery men.

Do you know who they are?

Santos and Napali.

They're in the union.

They're Miao's men.

Ebra, they're also Kumu.

A howly friendly for the Kumu?

We should tell McGarrett.

No, I don't think so.

No? What are you talking about?

We gotta do something.

Don't worry.

We'll do plenty.

Mucky, if we don't take care of our own, nobody's gonna do it for us.

Hey, Jeff.

Yeah? My dad said he's hitting some flies at the park. We'll meet you there

at six, okay? Okay.

See ya. Bye.

Hey, what did you say the kid's name is?

Andy.

Okay, let's do it.

Andy.

Yes, sir?

Andy, your dad sent us to pick you up.

But he didn't say you were coming.

Well, you know how it is with the elections and all.

Everything's all messed up.

You mean he can't take me to the park?

In fact, he wants to meet you there.

That's why he sent us.

But I don't have my glove.

Don't worry about it. Your dad's going to bring it.

Well... Okay.

You've received a lot of promises before, but I promise you, I promise you

that this will be the strongest union that you ever dreamed of.

That's right.

And to express your support, remember, a vote for me is a vote for you too.

Just thought you'd like to know something's going on at Andy Kumoku's

house. Sant didn't come home from school today, and he's almost three hours

overdue. Did you notify Steve McGarrett?

I read you, Central. I'm on my way.

He's on his way.

So am I.

Duke, I'm only a few blocks away.

Notify the FBI. Ask them to stand by.

If this is a kidnapping, I want them ready to step in the moment we know for

sure.

Andy, relax.

He's okay.

I'm not so sure.

He probably just went home with one of his friends from school.

No, he wouldn't do that.

He always comes straight home.

He'll be all right.

May I come in?

Andy?

Yeah.

Any word?

No.

All right, McGarrett.

Now will you arrest Mio?

For what?

For what?

Do you know what it is to be really scared?

To wonder if your son's going to come home from school?

For what?

For kidnapping my son.

I see. So you're ready to be judge, jury, and executioner, huh? All in one.

What do we need with laws?

When someone messes with a man's family, they answer to him if he is a man.

Oh, man.

All this macho nonsense.

If it's a kidnapping, 5-0 and the FBI will handle it. I'll not have a gang of

self-styled vigilantes roaming the streets of Honolulu.

Stay out of it, McGarrett. No, you stay out of it, and that's an order.

Andy? Andy!

Andy!

Andy!

Andy!

I'm sorry, Dad.

It's all right, son.

Where did you find him?

Out by Sea Life Park. He was walking along the highway.

What were you doing out there?

There were two men.

They said that you sent them.

I know I shouldn't have gotten in with them, but they said they were taking me

to meet you at the park.

They were from the union.

They gave me this.

Well, let me have that, please. Maybe we can get some prints off it.

Andy.

Now, that was foolish.

Mock you with me?

Andy, don't.

Stay out of it.

Look, listen to me. Let us handle it. Your boy can go through the mug books.

Maybe we can make a positive ID and get them. You know Mio's behind this. And

Alika is behind Mio. Now, what are you going to do, take on the Kumu?

You know the Kumu are involved.

I've suspected it since Sam Limahela was beaten up.

Now, Alika's appeal is scheduled to be heard in the morning.

When it's denied... He goes back to prison and he's out of business for

good.

If it's denied.

You be in court tomorrow morning and see how the law works.

Now, without Alika's muscle, how far do you think Mio's gonna get?

Andy, please, try it his way.

All right, McGarrett.

First, we'll try it your way.

Good.

Thank you.

It is apparent that the learned judge in the lower court permitted certain errors

of procedure.

Errors of procedure? What's he talking about? The testimony of the three

witnesses should not have been admitted as evidence.

It is therefore the decision of this court that a mistrial has occurred.

Oh, my God.

Mistrial?

Quiet in court.

I said quiet.

The accused is entitled to a new trial at a date to be determined.

This court's adjourned.

Somebody got to somebody.

Now, without the eyewitness testimony, we have nothing. Can't you do something?

Not now, Steve. We've got to start from scratch and rebuild our case.

Andy. Andy.

He just beat Murder One. If he can get away with that, he can get away with

anything. If you take the law into your own hands, I swear to you, I'll always

be in your way.

Your way didn't work, McGarrett. Now stay out of mine.

Let it be known, I want the men who kidnapped my son.

I'll make some calls.

Andy.

I just want you to know, I'm with you all the way.

I always knew it.

Where will you be?

I'll find you.

I've got one obstacle to move out of my way.

I thank you for your respect, but I am truly unworthy.

I bow to the blood of Kamehameha.

I bow to the wisdom of the old kahuna, Nui.

A time of sadness has come over our land, and I must don the feathered cloak

of the war god, Kuklimoku.

How may I serve?

You know much of the ways of old.

Where's Louana this morning?

She called in sick, Mr. McGarrett. Oh.

Hope it's nothing serious.

I don't think so.

Do you think they recognize us?

Uh-uh. But I hope they do.

Yeah, they were being followed.

Oh, yeah, that's handy.

Let's get out of here.

Deborah. Yes, sir?

Tell Duke to come in, please.

Yes, sir.

Uh, Mr. McGarrett would like to see you.

Tell him I've gone up.

What do you guys want?

Hey, hey, you can't do this.

Well, can I? Put your hands on the hood. These the guys that broke Benny's hand?

Yeah.

Is Duke back yet?

I'll check.

Well, find him wherever he is. Tell him I want to see him.

Yes, sir.

The man wants to talk to you.

I guess someone has to tell him.

Come in.

Good morning, Duke.

Sorry, Steve, I went out.

Has the Kamoku boy been able to pick his abductors out of the mug books?

What's wrong with you, Duke? Is something wrong around here?

McGarrett. Andy Kamoku on three.

He wants to speak to Duke.

Put him on speaker, please.

For you, Duke.

Yes, this is Luke Culler. I want you to know, I did McGarrett's job for him.

I got the men who kidnapped my son.

You have them?

Tell McGarrett some friends and I made a citizen's arrest.

How do you know you have the right men?

Tell McGarrett they confessed.

We're bringing them in.

Yeah, and when you get here, we're going to have a little talk, my friend.

Duke, tell McGarrett I don't think so.

I'd like to talk to you.

Let's have it, Duke.

What's going on around here? Why wouldn't he talk directly to me?

Why have you been acting so strangely?

Steve, this is the hardest thing I've ever had to do.

Yeah, well, go on. Tell me about it.

You know that Andy Kamoku is one of the direct descendants of the great king,

Kamehameha? Yeah, go on.

Last night, Andy met with one of the elders.

He's the last of the old-style Kahuna Nui's.

Well, what has that got to do with me?

You have to understand, Steve, that many...

Many of the Hawaiians still believe in the old ways, the old religion.

What are you getting at, Duke?

The kahuna put a kapu on you.

A curse?

Not exactly, but you're a taboo.

No Hawaiian can help you.

We're not even supposed to talk to you.

Duke, this is ridiculous.

This is the 20th century. You, Trunk, Luana, most of HPD, you're all at least

part Hawaiian.

What do you expect me to do? How do you think I can run this office?

I don't know, Steve.

I'm sorry.

Sir. Oh, thank you, Billy Swan.

Yeah. Mr. Alika, please.

It's McGarrett.

Uncovered.

McGarrett?

You tell him I'd be very happy to talk to him any time except now.

Mr. Alika says... Stop the nonsense. This is important.

Tell him I'm just a poor Hawaiian boy. I come from a very traditional family.

There's nothing more sacred than a kapu.

You mean a religious taboo?

Yes, sir. I know how it sounds, but it's not something Hawaiians take lightly.

I understand that. It's just... Well, it's just something out of the Dark

Ages.

Governor, you recall that Captain Cook was under a kapu the second time he

visited the islands.

Now, he desperately needed food and water. No one would help him.

The expedition would have been lost if a few natives had not defied the kapu and

their priests.

Steve, that was 200 years ago.

Sir, Duke Luke Keller is a college graduate with two degrees.

He was afraid to talk to me.

Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to make light of a serious situation.

What... What's your plan?

There's no doubt that the syndicate, the Kumus, the power behind Mio... Okay.

Now, Alika wants to control the union, but he's got one big Hawaiian in his

way, Andy Kumuku.

And Andy's not gonna give an inch.

Are you telling me we're heading for open warfare on the streets of Honolulu?

It could come to that.

And if it does, you're going to be without an effective head of 5-0.

Unless... Unless what?

Well... Unless you decide to replace me.

Oh, now, wait a minute. If you're thinking about resigning, forget it.

First of all, I could never replace you.

And secondly, well, I wouldn't.

Thank you for the vote of confidence, sir.

There's never been a situation that you couldn't handle.

I might even have a way to handle this.

Although it might be a bit unorthodox.

Do whatever you have to do.

There's an angry lion in the streets, Governor. I'm afraid he's going to do

some damage before we can control him.

I think we should be prepared for that.

Could I see that five-carat stone again, please? One in the platinum set.

I understand you called.

Yeah, what happened to Santos and Napoli?

Don't worry about them, will you? There's been more around just like them.

I'm not worried about them.

The whole city knows about our arrangement.

You best think they know.

Well, when it's a whole different ballgame.

Yeah, but that clown Kamoku, he doesn't seem to need any proof.

Relax, Johnny. Every stunt he pulls like last night's just another nail in his

coffin.

You set up, we're going to have McGarrett protecting us.

Oh, I love the idea.

McGarrett and Five-0 working for me.

I'm beginning to enjoy this.

Oh, yes, that's the one. Thank you very much.

What's going on, Andy?

I know you're hiding something from me.

I'm going out with Mucky and some of the guys.

To do what?

Nothing. Just some union business.

I don't believe you.

All right, sweetheart, so don't believe me. I'm going anyway.

I don't know you these days, Andy.

Some things have to be done, that's all.

By you?

They kidnapped our son. That must never, never happen again. Never.

Andy, if you're going to behave like this, you're no better than they are.

I think it'd be a good idea if both of you went to visit your uncle on the main

island until this thing is over.

No, we're not going to go anywhere. We're going to stay right here with you.

Let's lock in the guys. I've got to be going.

Excuse me.

Give me a little time off.

They're coming this way.

Hey, you're crazy. You know who runs this game?

Give him a message from me. Tell him it's just the beginning.

Come on.

You're still awake.

Sweetheart, you should have seen it. We got five clubs and a boat. The guys were

together. Mookie was beautiful.

We broke windows. We turned over tables.

We wiped them out. For the first time, we're going to have a union. No Kumu, no

mafia, just us. Don't worry. It's not going to be a problem.

Hey.

Hey.

We should understand.

I do understand.

Andy, I love you.

And I always will.

But what you're doing is wrong.

And it's dangerous.

Andy, can't you see how dangerous it is?

Yes, I think I know who's behind it.

Andy Kamuku and his friendly neighborhood vigilantes.

Now, to be honest with you, sir, I don't think we can make a move right now.

I need proof, and that means a complaint and an eyewitness.

Come in.

Yes, sir.

Yes, as soon as I can.

Thank you, sir.

Oh, boy.

Don't I have enough problems?

Well, we all got problems, McGarrett.

But I heard you got one great big one.

Are you psychic or are you tapping my phone?

No, but I'm a pretty good cop.

And what do you call in the syndicate?

or the mob, or the family, or in your particular case, the Kumu, they'll

operate the same way.

What's on your mind, Guru?

How would you like to have an eyewitness that could connect Johnny Mio and Tony

Ilica?

Better knock Mio right out of the election, wouldn't it?

He'd calm down the big Hawaiian, too.

Who knows?

They might even take the curse off of you.

And what does this eyewitness have in mind?

Well, not much. Just a little deal.

Oh, I see.

In exchange for what?

Immunity.

Immunity for Johnny Mio, for any labor racketeering here in Honolulu, if, if

McGarrett, he tells me who the third party is.

Then that third party wouldn't be Guido Marioni, would it?

That'd be between Johnny and me, wouldn't it?

You know, crew, I don't see much difference between what you're doing and

what Andy Kumoko is doing.

You're right.

If you get a family... No.

No, I don't.

You wouldn't understand that.

Try me.

I had a lady.

had a really special little lady.

You know the expression, beautiful on the inside, beautiful on the outside?

Well, that's what she was. She was an angel.

She was really tiny.

She was a good lady.

And we had two of the best years anybody ever had.

And then they got better.

They got better when the kid came along.

And then what happened?

You know what happened.

Yeah, they was murdered in cold blood, McGarrett.

And they were everything I had.

And I wanted to die.

Then I found something.

I found something to keep me alive.

Revenge? You got it.

That's too bad, Carew.

I'm sorry about what's happened, but I can't let you use the state of Hawaii as

an instrument of your vengeance.

Well, let's forget about the eyewitness.

I could arrest you for withholding evidence.

I didn't see. I was the eyewitness.

But you see, I could never do that. I could never do what you're asking.

You know, McGarrett, the most important thing I learned in the streets when I

was working there was that you have to be flexible.

You have to give a little. You have to take a little.

You gotta learn that.

Yeah, well, that's where we differ, where principle is concerned.

Give and take, as you call it, is out of the question for me. No way.

Keep an open mind, huh?

Yeah, I'll keep an open mind.

No, no, no, no. We're not holding still for that.

You men go on back. You tell them Tony Alika said I'll take care of it. You

understand?

Yes, sir, Mr. Alika.

Billy Swann. Yes, sir. I want you to get on the phone to the Big Island. Tell

them to send up more troops. We may have to go to the wall with the whole damn

union. Yes, sir.

You hear what that fat pig said to me? This is just the beginning.

Who does he think he is? He's got a lot of support going for him. Oh, he's just

an amateur.

No, don't underestimate him. Hey, hey, you just do your job, huh? Don't give no

advice, brother.

What are you gonna do, Tony? I'm gonna teach him a lesson, that's what. What

else? It's just the beginning.

Yeah, well, remember, we got the elections, huh?

Forget about the union. Who cares about the union?

This guy's challenging the como directly.

I can't let him get away with that. Never!

Never!

I'm telling you the truth.

I've never seen this before.

Don't come in here to your garage too much, huh?

Somebody put it here.

Where's your husband?

He's at the park with our son.

Bye,

Michael.

Hey, guys, it's a good game. See you next Saturday.

Dad!

What's going on here? Are you Randy Kamoku? That's right.

Somebody told him we had marijuana here in our garage.

That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

Be inclined to agree with you, if it weren't for the evidence. Don't you know

a setup when you see one?

Wait! Hold it! Hold it! I said I didn't do anything.

Andy, please don't make matters worse.

Listen to her, Andy.

All right, I'll go, but no cuffs.

Okay, no cuffs.

Call Moki. Tell him what happened. Tell him to get me a lawyer.

Andy?

Now you look after your mum while I'm gone.

I'll be back soon.

Come on, let's go.

learning that the Kumu is completely ruthless.

I had you brought here in the hopes that maybe I could talk some sense into that

hard head of yours.

I know you've been set up, but Alik and his gang are experts at that.

You can't fight them alone.

Okay, be stupid. Clam up.

But I don't think you really care about the union of people.

Just revenge.

You know what Shakespeare said about it?

Heat not a furnace so hot that it doth singe yourself.

Revenge is a cancer which, left unchecked, consumes both the vengeful

and his foe.

Think about it.

Sorry to interrupt, Steve. My office just called.

They made his bail.

I've been trying to find you.

I know.

This is not a game, Carew.

You're telling me?

I have a bad situation on my hands.

I think maybe you could help.

Change your mind about my proposal?

No, I haven't.

Well, then we don't have anything to talk about.

Now, wait a minute. Just a second.

This isn't easy for me, Carew. In my entire career, I've never been in a

situation where I felt so helpless.

A war is developing right in front of my eyes, and so far I haven't been able to

do a damn thing about it.

Yeah, I know how it is to feel helpless.

I've always prided myself on my ability to keep Hawaii safe for its citizens.

Well, save yourself.

The citizens don't care.

I don't particularly share that opinion.

No, no? No, I guess you wouldn't.

I don't especially like you, Carew.

But I think you're probably a good cop in spite of yourself.

Well, don't count on it.

You know, we really could help each other. The guy you have to squeeze to

get what you want is at the core of my problem, too.

I've been watching you, McGarrett.

Just like you've been watching me.

I don't think you'd like the way I work.

No, I don't, but...

I'm hoping maybe I can get you to change.

This, uh, this Leaker guy, you know where he lives?

Yeah, just happened to know.

Here's a list of all his addresses, phone numbers, license plates of all his

cars, favorite restaurants, even his lady friends.

Study it.

Huh?

Oh, that's it, Billy. I can't take it anymore.

What happened to Billy Swan?

He just stopped to take a rest.

Something you want?

I just wanted to introduce myself.

Are you crazy?

Oh, are you a cop?

Not exactly.

I think Garrett sent you.

Well, let's just say he knows I'm here.

Okay, delivery boy, what's the message?

The message is, Mr. Alika, that I am not McGarrett. Hey!

And you and I are gonna have a whole different kind of relationship.

Hey, watch it, will you?

You're getting me all wet here.

You're gonna get wetter.

Why, what the hell you want from me?

You know what I want from you?

I want you to take a vacation and forget about the union election.

What, are you out of your mind or something? Let me tell you something.

Now, the best thing for your health is... You're going to take a long

vacation. Look at you. Look at you. You ought to shave. Look.

Jake!

Billy!

Billy, why don't you get over here and take care of that man?

Get up when you get that man!

You lunatic! You idiot!

Will you get up, Billy?

When will he be back?

Could I leave a message, please?

Yeah. Ask him. Get out of my way!

McGarrett! McGarrett, what are you trying to pull? Who is that guy you sent

to my place? You shouldn't be talking to me at all, Alika. Aren't you breaking

the kapu? Forget about the kapu! You know what that guy did to me? Now, hold

it, hold it, hold it.

I'm in enough trouble with the old Hawaiian guards already. I shouldn't

even be talking to you.

McGarrett, I tell you now, I'm going to press charges against that cop! You just

go down to HPDUS, perform 110, simple assault, or 120, aggravated assault. Now

get out of here.

before I report you to your kahuna.

Hey, man, what's up?

You want some of this?

No, don't shoot. I'm not a man of violence. Andy! Stay right there.

There's tons of it up there.

Beautiful. This could make a fantastic fire.

If the wind's right, we could turn on half the city.

Beautiful. It's a good idea.

But I've got a better one.

Honolulu Tea Party.

HPD arrested some kids who were using shopping carts to wheel it away.

I'm glad you find it amusing.

Well, you gotta admit, it's kind of funny, huh?

Wouldn't you like to see Alika's reaction when he reads that?

Yeah, that would be kind of funny.

It even made the headlines.

Billy Sloan!

Billy!

Well, look at that.

What's that?

We made the front page.

Huh?

Mm-hmm.

You did that?

Sure did.

With Moki and the guys?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, apparently a lot of the bales of the grass made it to the beach.

Yeah, one thing for sure is that Lika's not gonna take us sitting down.

No, he's not.

What if I go talk to Kamuko?

Yeah.

Yeah.

Maybe there's something I can do, too.

Where you guys been? We got here as quick as we could.

You see the paper?

Yeah, we saw it.

Well, the time for waiting is over.

I just want him wasted.

Look, Alica, that big man's going to be expecting us. We're going to have a hard

time getting close to him. Not the way I got it figured.

I'm having Johnny Mio set him up for you.

Now we've got him on the defensive.

The people are behind us, not them.

Yeah, Andy.

Somebody might get hurt. Oh, no, they're not, because we're gonna stick together.

We're gonna watch out for one another.

If we do that, we're invincible.

The only way that Alika and Mio can win is if we quit. And I don't know about

the rest of you guys, but I'm not quitting, because I'm gonna finish what

Alika started.

Now, you with me? Yeah!

Smokey, will you let him in?

You Andy Kamoku?

He's a friend of McGarrett's. That true?

Well, I think a friend might be an overstatement.

What can I do for you?

What are you guys doing? You having a poker game here or something?

Yeah, something.

Huh? Yeah, something.

Do you mind if I hang around?

Yeah, I would. I'd like you to leave before I call the police.

Well, I tell you what. You call the police.

I'll have them come in here, and I'll have them check out and see how many of

you guys got permits for the pieces you're carrying.

Like him.

Hold it.

Cool it. Cool it. Just leave him alone.

Excuse me.

Huh? Excuse me.

God, you guys are really a bunch of Marshall Dylans, aren't you?

This is private property, and you are trespassing.

Yeah, well, you put one of them things on me, I'll take it away from you, and

I'll show you how many rights you got.

You're gonna need a lot of help.

Wait a minute.

What I got to say will just take a minute.

Then say it.

Andy?

I know what you're feeling.

You're gonna tell me you've been there, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'm dead now.

And you guys, you know, all of you, you ought to give McGillard a chance.

Give him a chance?

Two men have been hurt.

My son's been kidnapped.

And you say give him a break?

If it wasn't for him, None of this would have been necessary.

Well, let me tell you something. There are going to be a whole bunch of

innocent people that are going to be hurt because of what you guys are doing.

You and you and you and you and all of you.

They're already being hurt. It ain't even started.

Look, I know Johnny Mio. I know him from Boston. He's nothing.

But I tell you what I can do.

I can put him with Tony Alica.

You guys say the word.

I'll blow everything to the union.

We bust both of them at once.

Everybody's checked out Johnny Mio. He's filthy and they can't get a thing on

him.

Andy, I know things about Johnny Mio that aren't on any police

reports.

It's too late to back off now.

Andy, I think you should listen to him.

You listen to him.

Come on, let's go.

You know something? You guys are all a bunch of dummies, man. You're dummies.

Because you're all going to wind up in a slam, and the leaker's going to take

over the union anyway, huh? Sorry.

Andy.

It's Johnny Mew.

Yo. All right, we'll be there.

It's Johnny Mio. He wants to talk a deal.

We're going to meet him.

All right!

Mookie, let's go do it.

I thank you for taking the time to see me, Reverend.

If 5-0 comes all the way out here, Mr. McGarrett, it must be important.

Yes, sir.

Yes, sir, it's very important.

It's about the kapu?

Yes, Father.

You're a dedicated man of God, but you're also a student of the old

Hawaiian religion.

Now, you're respected by your people and by the kahunas.

I need your help, Father.

How can I help you?

I don't like being out in the open like this.

Could be a setup.

Relax. He's through.

You should have him on the phone. He was really scared.

Yeah? Well, I'll be glad when this is over.

So will I.

See there he is

I'm

sure that Andy come up was a good man father But he can't continue what he's

doing without innocent people being hurt now the Hawaiian people know me

I've always been on their side. I've done nothing, nor would I do anything to

hurt their cause.

But I must get the kapu lifted if I'm going to stop Alika and the kum.

It's difficult to go against royal blood. Father, that royal blood is going

to be shed in the streets of Honolulu if they don't.

Central, call in McGarrett. Central, call in McGarrett.

Excuse me.

Yeah, McGarrett, go ahead.

Will you hold for Jim Carew?

Yeah, put him on, please.

All right, McGarrett, here we go. What happened?

Moki Kali'i got shotgunned in the warehouse parking lot.

Shotgunned?

How is he? He's alive, barely.

God, I knew it. I just knew it had come to this.

Oh, McGarrett, there's something else.

He was in Komoku's truck.

How is Komoku?

I don't know. He's gone.

But I'll bet you he's looking for Mio.

Mio called Komoku, wanted to meet.

Said he's ready to make a deal.

Yeah, some deal.

Now, we've got to find Mio before Komoku does.

I'm on my way. If anything happens, call me in the car.

You got it.

Well, you've heard it all, Father. I have to go. Mr. McGarrett, I shall pray

for you.

Thank you, Father. I'd appreciate that. That'll be good.

We're a couple of blocks from his house.

How could you miss him?

Look, it just happened.

It's under control.

You blew this, and both of you are dead.

As soon as he comes out of the house, we waste him.

Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Mio was the one who set him up.

It means they go after Mio first.

Don't worry.

He'll never get near Mio.

No, no, no, no. Maybe he should.

We could be missing a bet here.

This, uh, this union thing isn't going the way I planned anyway.

We could tie up all the loose ends and, uh, let the union take the heat.

You mean we'll let Komoku get to Mio?

Exactly.

You make it look like Mio put up one hell of a fight, then, uh, just like

that. We're the two problems at the same time, huh?

What's the matter? I just shot Moki.

Andy, please.

Why are you doing this? I have to.

For Morky.

For Benny.

And for Sam.

And for yourself?

Yes, and for myself.

Andy, what happened to you? Sometimes a man has to do things he doesn't want to

do. Including killing a man? It's not going to come to that. Then why do you

need this? To protect myself.

Killers. Give it back. No!

You're going to have to take it from me, Andy.

Yes,

sir. I just checked with the hospital.

Moke Kili'i is out of surgery, but he's still in intensive care.

Yes, sir, the doctors think he'll make it.

Oh, Andy Kamuka left the scene as soon as the ambulance arrived.

Carew is looking for him now.

Well, I spoke to the Reverend Akea. I asked him to intercede with the kahuna.

He said he'd pray for me. That's as far as he went.

Come in.

Steve.

I think maybe...

We're back in business, Governor. I'll let you know. Goodbye, sir.

Steve, what can we do for you?

Welcome home, gentlemen.

Mahalo.

Truck, you can start by picking up Mio.

Duke, locate Carew. I want a progress report.

Miss Komoku?

Yeah? I'm James Carew. I'm looking for Andy.

He's not here.

Could I come in for a minute?

What for?

Well, I'm here to help.

Please?

Do you know where he is?

No.

He's just gonna make it worse.

Well, you can't stop him.

Nobody can.

Well, maybe you can't, and maybe I can't, but they can.

You know, your husband's a great, big, beautiful dude, but they don't play the

same game.

They're little bitty snakes, but they run around with big guns. They go bang,

bang, and they kill people.

I know that.

You love your husband?

Yes. Well, then tell me where he is.

He went after Tony Alica.

Can I use your phone?

Yes.

Patch me to 5-0.

He's headed for Alika's beach house.

Billy Swann?

Yes, sir.

I'm ready.

One, two, three.

Oh, this has got to feel good. I know it, Billy.

Not too hard, eh, Billy Swann?

I still feel that workout from yesterday.

Looking for me?

You hear something?

Check that out, see what that was, will you?

Huh? Wait a minute, Holder, will you? Wait a minute. Wait a minute.

Let's talk, huh? I tried that. It didn't work.

Besides, we have nothing to talk about.

Why not?

I mean, maybe we can make a deal or something, right?

All I ever wanted was a fair union election.

OK. OK, you got it. You got it, right? You got it. It's too late for that.

Now I want you out of business.

You think you can get to me any time you want.

Well, it works both ways, because I can get to you any time I want. Your three

goons outside are proof of that.

Okay, crew, get to back.

closely. If you ever touch my family again, if you ever get near them, I'll

snap your neck like a chicken.

Little more pressure and you're dead. Do you understand what I'm saying?

Yeah, yeah, sure, sure. You bet. Anything you want. Whatever you say.

Andy, for God's sake, what's going on?

Shoot him! Shoot him! He's trying to kill me!

If I wanted to kill him, he'd be dead by now.

Well, what do you want, Andy? What do you want?

I had a message for Lico. I decided to deliver it personally.

What's the matter with you, McGowan? He's choking me to death. Arrest him.

I didn't start this. He did.

Stay back. I could break his neck with one hand. Andy, for God's sake, think.

Will you back off?

Back off.

So you can go free again?

McGowan, McGowan, do something. He's hurting me. What is wrong with you,

Andy? Now, will you answer me what will killing him or maiming him mean to your

family?

I don't think I have a family anymore.

You have a beautiful wife and son. Don't be stupid.

How is it going to be for him growing up knowing his father was a murderer?

He's going to have to live with that for the rest of his life.

And this pig will get off again?

Andy, listen to me, will you?

We're a nation of laws.

Not men.

Not always perfect, but we keep trying now.

I'm not going to kid you.

A leaker may beat that charge again, but sooner or later, he's going to make that

one, that one big mistake. They all do.

And I'll be waiting for him. Now that I promise you.

For now, you've won.

Let him go, please.

Let him go.

home family will be worrying about you they always are

well

good work

chemo thank you chemo what's that that's a wine for jim maybe you should get used

to it

Andy took his name off the ballot, and the union's mainland board decided to

cancel the election for six months.

That's good.

Everyone needs a time to cool off.

You did a fine job, Truck.

Thank you. I'd like you to work with us again.

Anytime, Steve.

You were pretty good, too, Kimo. Pretty good, in spite of your unorthodox

methods.

Well, that's me. That's the way I operate.

Well, I think we can straighten you out, maybe.

What's that mean?

You're good raw material.

Raw material?

Yeah, that's right.

Can't you tell when somebody's offering you a job?

Me? Yeah, you.

You know something, McGarrett? I don't think you and I were made for each

other.

I'm not asking you to marry me, for God's sake. I'm offering you an

opportunity to work for Five-0.

Well, I'm still looking for some people.

You see, Mio didn't know where Marioni was.

But somebody does.

And one of these days, I'm gonna get that call.

And when I get it, I'm gonna go.

Maybe not. Depends on how smart you are and how you develop.

Develop? Yeah.

I think you have possibilities.

Think about it.

Oh, by the way, the offer is only good for 24 hours.

The hired man McGarrett.

Mr. McGarrett.

Or Steve, if you take the job.

Thank you.