All language subtitles for Prime Risk, 1985_Eng

Oh, I'm so sorry.

Better watch it there, son.

If everything is set, let's try
jamming the bank on "C" band
frequencies 21.5 through 21.6.

Don't touch those cars!

And it's guaranteed for five
years by the manufacturer.

These are junk.

Hum, it's not working on those
C band frequencies.

Exactly at 10:30, I want you to
switch to "K" band.

Hi. May I help you?

Yeah, I'd like to exchange this
for cash?

Ah, these aren't rolled. We
only accept rolled coins.

I thought you had a machine
that did that?

I'm sorry. We don't provide
that service to our customers.

You'll have to roll them
yourself.

Okay can I have some rolls?

You can pick those up at the
statements desk.

Where's that?

Humm. Look, could I just get
some from you, I've already
been waiting 25 minutes in line.

I'm sorry sir. I don't work
in the statements department.

Okay... I'll just make a
withdrawal from my checking
account.

Can I have a checking slip?

Thank you.

Ah, can I have another pen?

There's been a hold placed on
your account.

Why?

The check you used to open your
account was drawn on a West
coast bank.

Yeah, I know that. The lady in
San Francisco told me my check
would be cleared in 10 days.

It should be available now.

We hold out of state checks for
15 working days.

♪ ALARM SOUNDING ♪

♪ ALARM SOUNDING ♪

You're clear to go.

Thanks.

I'm sorry.

Don't you know how to look
where you're going?

We all make mistakes.

Well some of us more than
others. Thank you.

Now I'm really gonna be late
for my interview.

Let's try it one more time.

The Z80 CPU is loaded with
timing gliches. And the buss
structure's got

about 20 millivolts of crap all
over it.

Did you filter for interference
in the power lines?

No sir. I didn't think it was
necessary. I've got the master
regulator connected.

I'm stuck. I don't know what to
look for next.

I thought I was paying you to
handle this?

Why don't you isolate the Z80
processor with a sequencer,

locate the noise by phases, then
you can do a spectrum analysis.

That's a good idea.

Thanks, Julie.

Locate the sequencer, do a
spectrum analysis. Locate the
sequencer, go by phases.

I believe we were discussing
my qualifications when
interrupted.

Ah, Miss Collins.... as I've
mentioned to you before we have
no more openings.

But I have straight "A"s in
all my engineering courses.

Yes I can see that Miss Collins.

And if you can see there, I'm
more than qualified to do design
work.

Yes, well... as I mentioned to
you before Miss Collins,

we're not hiring
anymore part-timers right now.

Evidently you were misinformed.
My staff is already full. I'm
sorry.

Can you type, Miss Collins?

Thank you for your time, Mr.
Franklin.

Michael needs a rest. He's
worked very hard trying to
graduate this semester.

Now he's not going to spend his
time sitting around the house.

Now, either he gets a job now,
or he goes on to graduate
school.

Can't you get him something at
the office?

Get him something? Look, when I
was 21 my father kicked my

fanny on to the street. I
suffered.

Jobs are hard to find.

Sorry I'm late.

Don't apologize to me,
your mother made the dinner.

Sorry Mom.

This came for you today,
Michael.

Thanks.

Great.

There you go again wasting more
money.

Dad, I need this for my private
pilot's rating.

You know it's a shame you don't
give your school work the same
attention.

Why don't you show Michael what
else came in the mail today.

Three "C"s and and "D"? Come
on, Mike. How do you expect
with that kind of performance?

Now look, I want you to write to
Jack Tinan tomorrow, he's at
Harvard.

Now he owes me a favor.

Dad, I don't want to go to
Harvard this Spring.

Oh? Don't tell me you actually
found a job?

I want to start flying lessons.

Flying?

Yeah, I've decided I wanna
become a pilot.

Now wait a minute.
What the hell happened to
becoming a lawyer?

I never wanted to be a lawyer.

What!? Larry please...

Now listen to me! You can fly
on your own money.

Now I'm not
gonna see my son waste his life.

Now I have spent a lot of hard
earned money so that you could
make something of yourself.

Dad, will you please...

Now I don't want to hear
another word about anything as
ridiculous or as dangerous as...

...as flying. Jumping out of
airplanes!

I'm not jumping out of
airplanes.

Honey, would you like a piece
of pie?

Pie! Pie! Where are you going?!

Nowhere! I'll be in my room.

Lemon or peach?

Will you please?!

Peach.

♪ MUSIC ♪

Hey Mike. Haven't seen you in
ages buddy.

You look good.

How are those girls in
California? Are they as wild as
they say?

Yeah, there's okay.

Oh come on! Ha ha ha...

Hey listen, I want you to come
over here and meet some of my
friends.

Hey guys. I want you to meet a
good friend of mine. This is
Mike. Mike, this is Bill.

Hi, Bill Hanson.

Our illustrious host, John.

And this... this is of course,
Julie, my absolutely gorgeous
date.

Excuse me, fellows.

Say Jule, how 'bout introducing
Mike to one of your friends.

I promised him a good time if
he came by and...

I'd hate to look bad letting
him down. You know, babe.

What the hell do you think I am?

A woman!

Probably that time of the
month, guys. Excuse me.

You made me look like a real
ass back there.

Just drive me home.

What's the matter with you
tonight? You're really acting
like a bitch, no know that?

Just drive me home.

Oh, I get it.

You just wanted to be alone
with me.

You're drunk.

Listen, I'm sorry if I said
anything inside that made you
upset.

Let's be friends again. Okay?

No. Cut it out. I said "no,"
cut it out!

♪ MUSIC ♪

♪ MUSIC ♪

(busy signal)

Hi.

You need a ride?

♪ CLASSICAL MUSIC ♪ on radio

Nice music.

You like classical?

Yeah I like classical.

Who?

Who? I like Bach. I like ah...
Beethoven.

I like a lot of classical
music. I like classical music.

♪ faint Electronic beeps ♪

I like Beethoven. I like Bach.
I like classical.

Stop the car.

What?

Just pull over.

What did I say? Look, I'll just
shut up and drive.

No, it's something else.

What? What is it? Tell me?

♪ static, more BEEPS ♪

Hear that?

Back up.

Did you see that?

See what?

Do you know anything about
electronics?

Yeah, a little.

Then do me a favor, meet me
here tomorrow at noon.

Sure.

Hi.

Hello. You were here yesterday
weren't you?

Yeah, I left my scarf in Mr.
Franklin's office. I just came
by to pick it up.

3rd floor. Room 308.

I know, thanks.

Julie. God damn it, you're not
suppose to be here.

Hi Harrington. I need a favor.
Okay?

What kind of favor?

A friend of mine wants to record
a song. I just want to borrow a
tape recorder.

Well you know I can't let any
of this stuff leave the
building. I'm gonna loose my
job.

It's because of me you still
your job, Harrington.

I mean, remember my idea to
filter the power supply using
the Pi network?

And the Culpepper conversion
contract. Remember that one,
Harrington?

Listen, I appreciate it Jule.
And I still feel bad

Mr. Franklin wouldn't hire you
after that one.

He basically ignored giving me
any kind of credit, Harrington.
He's a sexist, clear and simple.

What'cha testing?

I'm still trying to secure the
radiation in this printer.

Betcha Franklin's on your ass
to get it done huh.

Well I still have a few more
days on it.

Might have a couple of ideas
for ya, Harrington.

I'll get out a tape recorder
after work.

Make it a four track.

Okay.

Holy shit. It's Franklin! Great.

7... 62...

75... 63... 42... 89...

75... 65...

Hi.

Look, I got you this album.
It's really good, my father
listens to it all the time.

Hmm... I have it.

I've got over 20 frequency codes
today. You want some?

No thanks. Ah, what is that?

It's a spectrum analyzer. It
reads the electromagnetic
environment and creates

magnitude readings for the
proper frequencies.

Oh. What are you doing with it
in your car?

Well, it's just an experiment
for now. But, if we're lucky,

we should be able to pick up,
oh... two hundred dollars from
each account.

What are you talking about?

Money.

You're gonna rip off the
teller?

We can do it.

We!? Look, you gotta be
kidding. I don't wanna steal
anything.

Ah, where did you get all this
stuff?

I borrowed it.

You borrowed it. You know, you
can get into a lot of trouble
fooling around with the banks.

Would you relax?

I'm relaxed. You're talking
about ripping people off.

Look, it's a banking system.
We aren't stealing from people.

Would you cut it out with this
"we" stuff. I don't want
anything to do with this.

Besides, I'm already late for
an appointment.

It's not like I need your help
you know, I mean, you were with
me when we made the discovery.

I figured you just might wanna
join me.

Yeah... I gotta go. Bye.

Is this where I should be to
sign up for that?

This is the place.

Okay, I wanna take that lesson.

That's fine. That'll be twenty
bucks.

Twenty bucks.

Notice the vertical airspeed.
And the gyro. And the airspeed.

We're gonna try a turn now. Do
you know what turns an airplane?

The elevator.

You've been reading about this
haven't you?

Listen, I've been trying to do
this for three years. All I've
been able to do is read.

Okay, you see that barn over
there to your right?

Ah hum.

Okay, I would like you to make
a 360 around that barn

Okay.

Good job.

Okay, I got it. I'll take it
back and land it.

All right.

Okay, here's your flight
manual. Here's your log book to
record flight time.

Your flight computer. And your
sectional charts for navigation.

Let me just clear your check,
and we can sign your contract
for the course.

Great, thanks.

Okay, the account number is
0, 8, 0, 0.... 0, 3, 0, 4, 6.

Yeah, yeah... I understand.

Ah, Michael? I'm afraid we're
gonna have to hold the
contract.

The check didn't clear the bank.

What? I got over 3,500 dollars
in this account.

Look, I've been saving all year
for this.

I'm sorry, there's nothing I
can do till the check clears.

What makes you think you have
an account with us, Mr. Fox.

Our computer indicates that no
account exists in your name.

I've ah... I've got a checkbook
with an account number and a
deposit slip for 3,500 dollars.

Opened on the 21st Mr.
Fishburn, on a California
check.

That's right.

Put a tracer on the funds, Miss
Martin.

I'll see to it after lunch, sir.

How long is that gonna take?

We'll be able to clear your
funds, if they turn up in the

verification procedure, in
approximately six to eight
weeks.

Hi. I didn't expect to see you
again.

You still planning your
experiment?

Tomorrow night. I have a program
all figured out, I just need
some supplies.

Okay, what kind of supplies?

Plastic cards, credit cards,
cards anything.

Okay, I can handle that. What
else?

I thought you said you didn't
want to get involved?

It's not gonna be my lifetime
career, I just gotta debt to
pay. Does the offer still stand?

All right.

Great. It's a nice place.

This is strictly business I
hope you understand.

Absolutely, strictly business.

Good.

The split's 70 - 30.

What? Look, It'll be an even
risk for both of us. A least
60 - 40.

70 -30. I can find someone else.

Okay, fine. 70 - 30's fine.

That's what I figured.

Will this be all you need?

Are they dry yet?

Umm... yes.

Okay... we've got 24...

440 cycles.

93 at 840. 42 at 630.

And 91 at 720.

I need the engineering book.

This one?

Yeah.

440... A natural... E... C... B
flat.

Okay, put the headphones on and
when you hear the notes, turn
off the recorder.

Okay.

Ready?

Ready.

♪ music notes ♪

♪ beeps ♪

Got it.

Now for the ID code numbers.

31... 62... 94... and 27.

Okay... that's 4,8,5,1.

I'm saving this for a special
occasion. This is Mr. Franklin.

Well... let's go.

Oh, shit.

Come on, look!

Oh no, Mike. Be careful.

GASP

You shouldn't be sitting here
like this at this time of the
night.

I'm just waiting for my
boyfriend to get back from the
bank.

Why didn't your boyfriend park
in the bank lot next to the
teller?

He's a health nut. He likes to
walk as much as he can. He hates
convenience.

Hey buddy. Hurry it up, okay?

Yeah, sorry. I ah... I just
learned how to work the machine
so it took me a little time.

Sorry officer.

Hey, hold it a minute!

Lose this?

Yeah, I did.

Hey... wait a sec. I haven't
seen one like this before.

I work in the bank.
So ah... employees get a
special card so I don't get

charged a fee for my
transaction.

Ah... If you work in the bank,
why don't you know how to work
the machine?

I've only been working here a
week. So...

I wouldn't write my code on
the front of the card like
this.

If you lose it, someone's
liable to rob your bank account
blind.

You wouldn't want that
to happen now, would ya.

No sir.

Be a little more careful in the
future, son.

I will. Thank you, officer.

Good night.

Didn't you see me signaling?

Drive!

Well did they work?

(laughter) Oh shit.

(laughter)

Please, please, everyone!
There's no reason to panic.
Just stand in line.

Please, form one line,
everyone will be taken care of!

I'm sorry, gentlemen. The
equipment's in perfect working
order.

I can't find anything wrong.

The central computer reports
no error, no breakdown?

I spoke with Dobbs at the main
branch, sir.

No other computer failures or
errors were reported.

I don't understand.

Neither do I, sir.

Don't look at me, I just fix
these things.

You know what this means don't
you?

In the morning, we're
gonna have to call internal
security.

We may need the FBI as well.

Okay, are you ready?

97, 13,

63, 42, 20.

Ah oh.

What's wrong now?

I'm not getting anything.

Hey, hurry up will ya, kid?

Take it easy, all right? It's
not my fault.

Come on, don't you know how to
work the machine? Everybody's
waiting out here.

You put something funny in that
machine?

Yeah, this is the Vienna
branch. Ah, the machine won't
return a card.

Nah, I tried that already.
You say the computer isn't down?

Okay, thanks. The machine is
broken, but we can go to the
Third Avenue branch.

Third Avenue, huh?

(tire blows)

Shit. I don't have a jack.

Can we fix it?

Tell you what. You get the lugs
off the wheel, take out the
spare...

and I'll go find us a jack.

You guys have a jack?

Sure baby. I gotcha a jack.

Thanks guys.

Shit.

Cute.

Here.

Great, thanks.

♪ (beeps) ♪

I can handle this.

I think the teller going down
had something to do with the
van I stole the jack from.

You stole the jack?

We've ripped off over six
thousand dollars.

I don't think one jack's gonna
get us in over our heads.

Oh that's a great philosophy.

Hurry. We've got to find out
where they're going.

What are you talking about?
Would you let me handle this
please?

They're getting away!

I'm going as fast as I can.

What are we doing here?

Pull around to the side.

Now what.

Go outside and look through
that window.

Hey? Why am I always the one
who has to do the snooping
around? This was your idea.

I wanna check the place out with
the gear. You can make the
visual search.

And what am I supposed to be
looking for?

Anything suspicious.

All right.

Here. Wait. Now we didn't steal
the jack.

Cute.

How'd the test operation go?

It's a preliminary success,
but, we've still got a problem.

Let's take a look at it.

Okay, this seems really strange
but first one guy walks into

this closet, then the other guy
walks in.

They close the door and nobody
comes out. Sounds pretty kinky
if you ask me.

I've never seen anything like
this before.

There's this huge volume of
electromagnetic activity in the
air, an at this location.

Maybe all the neighbors have
their microwaves on or
something.

This frequency band is very
high. Like, when a lot of
computers are

sending information back and
forth.

You mean around the city?

I mean around the country. Go
back outside and look through
that window.

I'm gonna try and pinpoint one
of these radiations.

Okay.

After locating the operational
frequency on the bank computer,

we interlocked our jammer
control into active mode, as you
can see here.

This mode worked fine, but only
under a few conditions.

Here's a display on our test
with power disruption.

Notice the computer jams, but
only for a 9600 baud rate. The
other rates are not affected.

Um... Show me some of those
other tests you ran.

We've gotta disrupt the buss
structure.

That's the only way that we can
cover all the baud rates.

That's fine, but we haven't
developed a system to do that.

Those Federal Reserve computers
are complex.

Ah...

You got an idea?

Yeah... what would happen if we
had the jammer devices alter
freque then control them
centrally?

Can that we rigged?

Yeah, that might be our answer.

Well start right away. Thank
you.

The American dollar's up 3
percent.

My boy, by the time we're
finished, money won't be worth
the paper it's printed on.

That's impossible. Dr. Lasser...

Dr. Lasser...

Now that's impossible.
Nobody could be scanning us.

Have that fixed in the morning.

Noise disturbance topside!

Probably just some kids playing
around.

See.

Wait a minute...

Wait a minute...

Oh my god, shut down. Shut
down!!

Mike, let's get out of here.

Is that all you're gonna say?
You're not even gonna ask me if
I'm all right?

I might have broken my leg
looking in this stupid window
for you.

Let's go, Mike.

You know, I'm getting a little
tired taking orders from you all
the time.

I mean over at the bank it's
'hurry up, Mike,' now it's
'let's go, Mike.'

What if I don't wanna go?

You know, next time you wanna
run all over town chasing auto
mechanics,

you can do it by yourself.

I promise no more looking
through windows. Okay?

Yeah.

You see who he was?

Did you get a license number?
Oh good.

No, no, no... no pursuit.
We'll pick 'em up in the
morning.

We've taken over 6 thousand
dollars from a bank. How can we
go to the police?

Well, we gotta get help from
somebody. Who in the hell would
want us dead?!

I don't know.

What did you find out at the
garage?

I'm not sure.

Shit! I thought you were the one
with all the answers. I mean,
first I agree

to get involved in this little
thing with you. I mean, it's
nothing big...

we're just gonna rip off
a bank teller machine.

Now we got auto mechanics
shooting at us.

You know, ever since I met you
there's nothing but problems.

Look, all I wanted to do is ask
you out.

You know, maybe take you to
dinner. Maybe even get a good
night kiss.

Almost wish like I never even...

I'm scared too.

Don't worry about it.

It's going to be okay.

♪ (doorbell) ♪

Who is it?

Here to read the meter.

Can you come back tomorrow,
my folks aren't home.

Ah, I'm only in this
neighborhood once a month. It's
now or never.

Okay. It'll have to be never
then.

Mike?

Oh my god.

Are you comfortable?

Where am I?

You should know. You were here
last night.

You gave us quite a reason to
be concerned.

How did you do it?

Do what? Look, I really don't
know what you're talking about.

Well, now look let's not waste
each others time.

Or you may
find your visit with us a
trifle uncomfortable.

We don't know yet how you did
it. But by now you must have
all the details of our plans.

I'm ready.

That makes you a very dangerous
threat. Obviously, you have
others helping you.

I'm alone.

And now you'll help us find
them.

I don't have any help.

Really! Well, now your parents
will become quite upset when
they don't see you coming home.

You may have to disappear for
awhile.

How'd ya do it?

I don't know a thing.

I don't think you're a stupid
boy.

I need to see both of you.
Right away.

We're out of time. We just
learned that the Reserve will

online a new CPU system
tomorrow.

We'll have to move today.

I can finish with him in 5
minutes.

No, no, no... I want to get the
airplane ready on the strip.
We'll have to take him with us.

Yes, sir.

We'll find out you he's
covering for later.

Hurry him up.

Oh no, you don't.

You do that again and I'll blow
your head off.

Get him upstairs.

There's a fuel leak! Get out of
the airplane!

Get out. Lance!

Get back.

Run!

John, get them!

Move it! Cut 'em off!

Get in.

What?

Would you listen to me for a
change. You wanna stay here.

You know how to fly?

Yes, I know how to fly.

You never told me you were a
pilot.

You never asked.

That's my airplane!

Oh my god, he's hanging on!

He's hanging on?!

Yes!

Why don't you take off?!

I need 70 miles per hour.

This is fucked!

Oh shit!

All right. Where we go?

Washington National.

All right, hang on.

So you wanna tell me who these
guys are?

There spooks working for
foreign countries.

Spooks?

Spies.

Look, I recorded a disc last
night and I got a printout this
morning.

See these guys have got
classified information on our
space shuttles, our MX missiles,

even the President's Camp David
itinerary.

Where do they get all this
stuff?

The same way we were tapping
into the teller machines, these

guys have been tapping into the
Federal computers.

But now, they've learned how to
jam the computers.

I don't understand, what does
this have to do with us. Why
are they trying to kill us?

Well, I also found a map.

See, this map has all the
jamming locations. They're
going to tap in,

and they're gonna activate
these, and they're destroy
Culpepper.

What's Culpepper?

It's the location of the
Federal Reserve. They have

computers that control the
money in America.

We've gotta get this map to the
FBI so that they can disarm the
jammers.

Okay, the airport's just up
ahead here.

Whoa...

Watch the water!

I can see it!

Thought you said you knew how
to fly?

I do know how to fly. It's just
landing I've never done before.

Oh, Jesus.

Okay...

Flaps 20 percent. Carb heat off.

Washington Tower, this is
Pentagon Security Control. We
have an unidentified target

in our restricted airspace
approaching from the Northeast.

Please advise aircraft of
illegal approach.

Unidentified aircraft on final
for runway 36,

you're entering
the approach pattern without
clearance.

Please clear the landing
approach by turning to one,
five, zero...

Shut up.

Well shouldn't you talk to them?

Do you want to talk or fly?!

Okay, here we go.

Shoot...

Michael.

Hurry!

Stop.

What?

The map, I lost it.

Stay here.

Wait, wait, wait....

What?

It's E and 10th Street.

No, it's over there it's H and
17th.

No! Would you listen to me?
It's E and 10th Street. I know!

Mike?! Come here.

You're right. Damn it, we went
the wrong way.

Oh great. There was a Metro
station on that corner.

I'm sorry.

Don't worry about it. We all
make mistakes.

Come on, let's get out of here.
Come on, let's go.

Julie, the map!!

Help!!

Hey, someone's getting mugged.

We need to talk to somebody
really fast. People have been
chasing us...

Okay wait... let me handle
this... please, get somebody....

Wait a minute... wait a minute.
I'll call an agent to see you
right away.

Are you okay?

I can't believe this.

I know, I know... well we're
safe now don't worry about it.

Yeah, I'm okay.

Julie Collins?

How did you know my name?

Before we asked you any
questions, you must understand
your rights.

You have the right
to remain silent....

Wait a minute... what the
hell's going on here.... what
is this?...

I was coming to you... wait a
minute... why can't we go
together... Julie!

You'll be all right, don't
worry!

You've been a hard person to
locate, Collins.

We've been meaning to ask you
and your friend some questions.

How did you get the money?

Look, I already told you that's
not what's important right now.

Not important. You might been
found guilty of a felony crime.

You could be facing a 20 year
sentence, Mike.

Look, there's a spy ring that's
trying to disrupt this country's
banking system.

Julie and I stumbled on to them
the other night.

Now we had a map that showed all
the location of the jammer
equipment.

What map? Where is it?

We lost it on the way.

You lost it.

I swear to you, if you guys
don't believe me, we're all
gonna be in a lot of trouble.

So far I only see one person in
trouble, Julie, when are the
rest of us included?

I'm not sure.

You think this load of crap's
gonna save your ass? Hmm?
Honey, you're sadly mistaken.

It's gonna take more than
spooks to get you out of this
one.

Now, I want to know the exact
details of the teller ripoffs.

I never knew the FBI trained
such idiots as yourself.

I'm not hearing what I want to
hear, Julie. Your only making
things tougher on yourself.

Just try cleaning the wax out
of your ears, asshole.

Maybe this stuff will start to
make sense.

Do you even have any hard
evidence? Other than
circumstantial guesswork?

You'll never be able to prove
us guilty of anything.

Look, we may self-conscious,
but we're not stupid.

I'm telling you, we were there.
Underneath the garage is this
basement computer complex.

We monitored all kinds of top
secret information.

You're wasting my time, Collins.

Just check it out for christ's
sake.

Anything from the boy?

Only that spy story about
disruption of the Federal
Reserve.

I get the same from the girl.

Do you believe her?

Hell no, they know we're on to
them. Right now, they'll say
anything.

They didn't have to come here.

Jesus, Yeoman. That kid getting
to you, huh.

All I'm saying is maybe it
wouldn't hurt to... check out
that garage.

I've been in the bureau for 20
years,

Yeoman, and this pattern
of behavior is very, very
normal for kids.

I mean they'll try and talk
their way out of everything. So
tomorrow, we search their home.

Find the evidence we
need for a conviction, it's
simple.

Yeoman... Minsky... I think you
guys ought to come and take a
look at the news.

(on TV): ...reports came to us
30 minutes ago concerning wide

spread computer failures in
banks

around the country. Rapid
curtailment of banking
activities has been reported.

And the flow of bank funds is
virtually at a standstill in
many major metropolitan areas.

Information is very sketchy
about the cause of the problem,
but all indications

point at the Federal Reserve
computer center in Culpepper,
Virginia.

Federal Reserve officials
continue to be unavailable for
comment.

Janet Mason has this
report.

The trouble originated at 10
o'clock this morning,

here at the Federal Reserve
complex in Culpepper, Virginia.

It is at this facility where
all of the electronic money
transfers throughout the country

are controlled and switched
within the Federal Reserve
system.

Normally, some one hundred and
forty million dollars through
this center control switch

each minute of the day.
No one here is talking very
much....

♪ (tone) ♪ STATIC

Martin Stevenson of the Federal
Reserve board has just

announced news of a critical
situation.

As it's reported to us, all
banks have been ordered to shut
down.

I repeat... shut down
immediately. And will stay
closed until further notice.

Reaction to the news has sent
the stock market on a panic
selling spree,

with the Dow Averages dropping a
record 50 points in the last 15
minutes.

Making this the largest drop
ever to be recorded since the
Great Depression of 1929.

Okay, this is what we want in
return for our help.

First, tell Minsky to back off.
Full amnesty from all charges
against us.

In exchange, we'll turn over
all our information on the
automated teller machines.

Do we have a deal?

That would the prerogative
of the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Hey, come on Yeoman. We're not
gonna sit here making deals
with these two.

Do we have a choice?

What... (your visitor has
arrived sir) Okay get him in
here please.

Now we have a choice. I'm
bringing in technical expert in
electronic security.

Hi, come in. This is Mr. Terry
Franklin.

Franklin...

Miss Collins?

Why the hell did you bring him
here?

You two know each other?

Sit down, Mr. Franklin.

Now Mr. Franklin, now about
this situation at the Federal
Reserve Center,

what kind of security, exactly,
did your company design?

We modified their mainframe
under a development based upon

filtering the power supply
using the Pi network.

You stupid bastard, that was my
idea. You stole that from me!

Miss, I have been in the
electronics security business
for 20 years,

and I hardly believe you

would know anything I don't
about computer security. The
current situation at Culpepper

has nothing what so ever
to do with a breakdown in
security.

Okay, now let us suppose there
are spys who wanted to
electronically

jam the computer, and set up
outside the building.

No, that's impossible.

The facility is encased with
protective devices to prevent
disturbances

from outside sources. It might
be possible to jam the computer
from inside the building,

but security is so tight nobody
could ever get in.

Okay. So much for your story.

They found a way to beat that.

You book 'em on grand larceny,
Yeoman.

I'm telling you they're jamming
the computers from the outside.

If I were you Miss Collins, I'd
be more concerned with my own
pretty ass.

Not all of us have a pretty
ass.

Could I speak with you in
private just for a moment?

Listen, these kids predicted the
computer collapse and they were
right.

Doesn't that warrant an
investigation into their
story...

Yeoman, we don't have time to
follow up every crackpot story
that comes in here, do we?

Yeah, but they know some
things that we don't
understand.

This is off the record so you
keep it quite, Yeoman.

I'm going to Culpepper to
search the place with
Franklin's men.

Oh Minsky, that's wrong!

No one is going to know about
these kids, because I don't

want the press, or the whole
country

knowing the the FBI's best
source of information are two
god damn hackers.

Okay, so give me 24 unofficial
hours with them, so I can check
out their story.

I've had it with
insubordination, Yeoman. If you

want to be promoted within this
bureau,

you better damn learn to follow
direction. Savvy.

I heard you.

Well then you book 'em.

I want to see this garage.

(on radio): In a major new
development, the international
community of nations,

following the lead of the
European market, have decided
to cease the trading and sale

of the American dollar. This
measure will go into effect at
4 o'clock Eastern Standard time

If the present situation
continues...

Can you believe this? 4
o'clock... that's only 2 hours
from now.

We can make it.

It's right up here on the left.

It's right over here.

It was right here, I swear it.
This whole room went down to
another level.

Are you sure this is the right
garage?

Yeah, I'm sure. They must
have covered it up somehow.

What about this stairwell you
mentioned?

Around the side.

All right. Let's get back to the
bureau before they find out
we've left. Come on.

Since when do they fix cars
with these?

(on radio): Looting has been
reported in the southwest
sections of the city.

Police further report that the
number of calls....

Now what?

Drive down that road to the
right.

Why?

I still remember some of the
map.

London, West Germany, France.
All the European markets...

somehow the Saudis were also
convinced....

Saudi money?

Don't ask me how. It's
beginning a snowball effect
across the country.

We've got a liquidity crisis
you wouldn't believe. Chase

Manhattan's prime lending rate
is already at 20 percent.

20 percent? It was 15 a half
hour ago.

Jan, I've gotta have your
authorization right here....

what am I signing here? I
dunno...

So what does the cash reserve
situation look like?

Reserve... we store
approximately 500 billion
dollars in emergency cash,

and that was gone within the
first hour.

I can't believe this?!

This screen over here gives us
a current picture of the
Reserve's deposits.

We're 950 billion dollars short
right now.

So what does this line
represent?

1 trillion dollar deficit. Give
me a graphic expansion on that
please, Ed.

That level has been determined
as rock bottom. Go under this
line, and

this glorious country we call
America will be completely
bankrupt.

It's somewhere over here.

This probably connects to the
jammer.

Where are the others?

I only remember two or three
more, but there's twenty.

It'll take us forever to find
them all.

There they are!

That's it, that's the van. Come
on.

Keep down. There might be
gunfire.

Freeze!

What's happening man?! Don't
shoot.

We should go back to the garage.
I'm sure we can find into that
computer room.

It's too long. It'll take 35
minutes to get to Vienna.

I'm taking you two back to the
bureau.

Stop the car!

Damn it, I'm not stopping this
car. Your time is up.

No, but look over there next to
the transformer box.

What, another van.

No, that looks just like it.

Come on, you know how many
white vans there are in this
state?

But they change their cover
almost every day.

Okay... we'll check it out. But
this is it.

Sorry sir. We've torn this
place apart.

Can't find a single fleck of
dust that fouling up the system.

No jamming signals you can
detect?

Nothing!

So where do we look from here?

I dunno.

Christ Franklin, you built the
god damn system.

We don't detect jamming. We
don't detect computer or
electrical malfunction.

Excuse me, but the President
called personally.

He says he wants a complete
report of the situation.

Shit...

Hey...

FBI... got some questions for
you.

Watch out! No!

Oh, shit... get Julie.

Yeoman.

It's all clear.

All right, back up. Check it
out.

Jesus. This must be where they
control all the jammer
frequencies.

Well let's smash it.

No! If we do that, everyone of
the jammers will run
independently.

The only way to take out the
whole system is to shut them
down from here.

Okay, well can we do that?

Not without time.

Keep looking. If there's
a jammer we'll find it in here.

This is hopeless.

You've got 5 minutes.

Music.

What?

Music! Remember that's how we
found the frequencies before,

when we decoded the bank
numbers.

That's right.

Yeah, well can you identify
them from here?

I think so. I think so.
Help me get to the back of this
okay?

I can pick up harmonics of the
sending frequencies from the
central buss structure,

but I need some sort of a
speaker to listen.

Bill! Give me your radio.

Why?

Just give it to me!

Hey!

How's this?

Good.

And I need some loose wire.

How 'bout this?

Alligator clips, great.

Julie stop!!

Oww!

It's starting!

There's still 3 minutes to go!

Markets are dropping, all of
them!

(on TV): ...American bank
closings have even triggered a
wave of panic across the globe.

Mill workers in Japan cannot
employee benefits.

And in Israel, families are
beginning to starve

as markets shut their doors to
the public. In London, students

at Oxford University have
seized control

of a bank, after no student
loans were paid this morning.
Fighting with police has led to

six fatalities and numerous
injuries. In Richmond,

Virginia, a Bank of America
branch

was burned to the ground this
afternoon. Police have no
suspects, but eyewitnesses

prior to the blaze have
reported that workers from a

General Motors plant were
angered

after the bank was unable to
cash their paychecks.

You don't stand a chance, you
know. There's 32,000 frequency
codes.

And if you send the incorrect
countermanding code, it'll

detonate the explosives
immediately.

On second thought,
that girl seems extremely
intelligent.

Why not give it a try.

What's the matter?

You heard what he said.

Since when have I known you
to turn down a challenge?

Come on, I know you can do it.

♪ (musical notes) ♪

Get a piece of paper.

"A"

"C" sharp.

I'm not sure I remember
these as the correct
frequencies.

You're doing fine.

I can't do this!

Look, what was "A"... 400
cycles, right?

440.

Okay, see you do remember. We
did a hundred of these notes.
What's "G"?

♪ (ALARM) ♪

Hey, we did it! (CHEERING)

Hey, I thought we agreed we
weren't gonna fool around with
the tellers anymore?

Well we did, but remember the
card I was saving for a special
occasion?

Franklin?

What are you doing?!

Well, what the hell did you do
that for?

(laughter) We all make mistakes.