WEBVTT 00:01.000 --> 00:03.753 [dramatic music] 00:22.105 --> 00:25.650 [shouting, gates rattling] 00:25.734 --> 00:27.444 Open it or he dies! 00:27.527 --> 00:28.570 GUARD: Open it. 00:28.653 --> 00:30.155 Open it! 00:30.238 --> 00:33.616 [buzzer sounds] 00:34.117 --> 00:35.035 [inmates shouting] 00:37.037 --> 00:38.079 Get out here. 00:38.163 --> 00:39.122 Get out here! 00:39.664 --> 00:40.540 Tell him to come out here. 00:41.082 --> 00:43.084 -Tell him! -Do what he says, Dennis. 00:45.503 --> 00:46.963 Thanks. 00:47.046 --> 00:48.465 [cries out] 00:48.548 --> 00:50.675 SINGER: ♪ It's just a shot away ♪ 00:50.759 --> 00:54.596 ♪ Rape, murder, yeah ♪ 00:54.679 --> 00:56.264 ♪ It's just a shot away ♪ 00:56.347 --> 00:59.392 ♪ It's just a shot away ♪ 00:59.476 --> 01:00.602 MAN: [grunts] Please don't do this. 01:00.685 --> 01:01.853 I got three kids. 01:01.936 --> 01:03.772 Shut up! 01:03.855 --> 01:05.607 I know he tripped the silent alarm. 01:05.690 --> 01:07.400 I know there's a dozen cops out there 01:07.484 --> 01:08.318 just waiting to kill me. 01:08.401 --> 01:11.237 Then how the hell do you think you're gonna get out of here? 01:13.156 --> 01:15.075 Out the front door. 01:15.158 --> 01:18.286 [siren wailing] 01:18.369 --> 01:22.582 [alarm wailing] 01:22.665 --> 01:26.628 SINGER: ♪ Gimme, gimme shelter ♪ 01:26.711 --> 01:29.672 ♪ Or I'm gonna fade away ♪ 01:29.756 --> 01:31.549 OFFICER [over megaphone]: Dawkins, you are surrounded. 01:31.633 --> 01:35.136 Drop your weapon or we will fire. 01:35.220 --> 01:36.429 Drop your weapon! 01:36.513 --> 01:38.223 Drop your weapon now! 01:38.306 --> 01:39.140 Fire! 01:39.224 --> 01:40.725 [gunshots] 01:40.809 --> 01:42.227 SINGER: ♪ It's just a shot away ♪ 01:42.310 --> 01:45.396 ♪ It's just a shot away ♪ 01:45.480 --> 01:50.860 ♪ I tell you love, sister ♪ 01:50.944 --> 01:52.612 MAN: What the hell is this? 01:53.696 --> 01:56.116 His mouth is glued shut! 01:56.199 --> 01:57.283 MAN: This isn't Dawkins! 01:57.367 --> 01:59.035 [siren wailing] 01:59.119 --> 02:00.078 SINGER: ♪ It's just a kiss away ♪ 02:00.161 --> 02:00.995 ♪ Kiss away ♪ 02:01.079 --> 02:04.499 ♪ Kiss away ♪ 02:04.999 --> 02:08.002 [siren wailing] 02:19.097 --> 02:22.350 [ Hawaii Five-O theme song plays] 02:54.716 --> 02:57.510 ANNOUNCER: Flight 106 arriving from Los Angeles. 02:57.594 --> 02:59.804 Please proceed to baggage carousel number two. 02:59.888 --> 03:03.683 [indistinct chatter] 03:20.742 --> 03:22.076 MAN: Commander McGarrett? 03:24.787 --> 03:27.040 This is about my sister, isn't it? 03:27.123 --> 03:29.292 She disabled a smoke detector on board in the bathroom, 03:29.375 --> 03:30.627 which is a federal offense. 03:30.710 --> 03:32.003 So we arrested her as soon as she landed. 03:32.086 --> 03:33.421 STEVE: Great. 03:33.504 --> 03:34.881 WOMAN: Jail? Are you serious? 03:34.964 --> 03:36.257 It was just a cigarette! 03:36.341 --> 03:38.468 Okay, Officer, I think we… we're good now. 03:38.551 --> 03:40.261 Steve McGarrett, from the governor's task force. 03:40.345 --> 03:42.096 You can release her into my custody. 03:42.180 --> 03:44.057 Let me check with my supervisor. 03:44.140 --> 03:45.141 STEVE: Thank you. 03:47.101 --> 03:48.645 [door closes] 03:51.064 --> 03:52.148 MARY ANN: I'm sorry. 03:52.232 --> 03:53.733 I messed up. 03:59.155 --> 04:01.658 I missed you at Dad's funeral, Mare. 04:04.619 --> 04:06.371 Yeah, well, something came up. 04:08.164 --> 04:10.166 [laughs bitterly] 04:10.250 --> 04:13.711 You know the last time I saw you was at Mom's funeral? 04:13.795 --> 04:16.673 I guess that's the way we do our family reunions. 04:16.756 --> 04:18.716 'Cause I was thinking it could've been cool 04:18.800 --> 04:20.677 to have a picnic in between, or something, you know? 04:20.760 --> 04:21.678 -A picnic? -Yeah. 04:21.761 --> 04:23.721 A picnic. 04:23.805 --> 04:26.265 Something that, I don't know, normal families do? 04:27.642 --> 04:31.604 [rock music] 04:36.693 --> 04:38.277 How did you say you were injured, again? 04:38.361 --> 04:39.279 DANNY: Well, originally, uh… 04:39.362 --> 04:41.155 playing high school baseball, 04:41.239 --> 04:43.741 but, uh, it hasn't bothered me in a really long time. 04:43.825 --> 04:46.911 Anything traumatic recently, with the knee? 04:46.995 --> 04:49.497 DANNY: Yeah, actually. I got a new partner. 04:49.580 --> 04:51.708 I was thinking more about a physical injury. 04:51.791 --> 04:54.502 DANNY: No, no, this-this guy is like a physical injury, Doc. 04:54.585 --> 04:56.296 Ten minutes after meeting him, 04:56.379 --> 04:58.840 I get shot and blasted backwards through a window, okay? 04:58.923 --> 05:00.091 A few hours after that, 05:00.174 --> 05:02.093 he drives a car, not joking, 05:02.176 --> 05:05.054 onto the deck of a Chinese freighter ship. 05:05.138 --> 05:06.180 And, yes, I was in it. 05:06.264 --> 05:08.308 The car, not the ship. 05:08.391 --> 05:10.351 DR. TEDDY: He drove a car onto a boat? 05:10.435 --> 05:11.477 Yeah. He's an animal. 05:11.561 --> 05:12.854 And I sorta get the feeling 05:13.354 --> 05:14.439 that he's just getting warmed up. 05:14.522 --> 05:16.357 -Ouch. -Yeah. 05:16.441 --> 05:17.775 Uh, so, how do I fix it? 05:17.859 --> 05:19.736 You get a new partner. 05:19.819 --> 05:21.154 Yeah, I'd like that, 05:21.237 --> 05:22.530 but I don't think that's gonna happen. 05:22.613 --> 05:23.698 Well… 05:23.781 --> 05:25.491 I'm seeing a slight tear on the ACL. 05:25.575 --> 05:27.035 [cell phone rings] 05:27.118 --> 05:29.329 So, you're going to have to stay off that knee 05:29.412 --> 05:31.164 for a couple of weeks, physical therapy, 05:31.247 --> 05:32.582 and I'll put you on… 05:32.665 --> 05:33.875 -[ringing stops] -…some anti-inflammatories. 05:34.417 --> 05:36.335 Can I get those, uh, to go? Please? 05:38.880 --> 05:42.300 [indistinct chatter] 05:46.345 --> 05:48.848 I'll be back. Hey, stay. 05:48.931 --> 05:49.807 I'm not a dog. 05:49.891 --> 05:52.769 -Stay. -[barks] 05:52.852 --> 05:54.771 -What happened to you? -Oh. Uh, I blame you. 05:54.854 --> 05:57.148 I tore my ACL somewhere in the last few weeks, 05:57.231 --> 05:59.358 all the fun we've been having together. 05:59.442 --> 06:00.568 All right. Well, once you're done bitching 06:00.651 --> 06:01.778 about your boo-boo, 06:01.861 --> 06:03.404 I'd love to know what's going on here. 06:03.488 --> 06:05.656 We got an escaped prisoner, three dead guards. 06:05.740 --> 06:07.241 Department of Public Safety's trying to figure out 06:07.325 --> 06:08.201 what the hell happened. 06:08.284 --> 06:09.911 Where's Chin and Kono? 06:09.994 --> 06:11.245 Inside, getting background. 06:11.329 --> 06:12.663 Is that your sister in the car? 06:12.747 --> 06:14.207 Yeah, I just came straight from the airport. 06:14.290 --> 06:15.833 You realize if she were a dog, you could get a ticket 06:15.917 --> 06:17.001 for leaving her in the car like that? 06:17.085 --> 06:17.960 Can we focus, please? 06:18.044 --> 06:19.420 Yeah. 06:19.504 --> 06:21.172 Why do you have aneurism-face? 06:21.255 --> 06:23.591 -I don't have aneurism-face. -She gave you aneurism-face? 06:23.674 --> 06:25.259 How many times in a row can you ask me the same question? 06:25.343 --> 06:26.886 "You gotta seek first to understand, 06:26.969 --> 06:28.763 then to be understood." 06:28.846 --> 06:30.431 It's one of seven principles of all successful people. 06:30.515 --> 06:33.518 I will literally pay you cash to stop talking, okay? 06:33.601 --> 06:34.894 Excuse me, Officer? 06:36.145 --> 06:37.730 My blue pickup is just around the corner. 06:37.814 --> 06:39.398 There's a woman sitting it in. It's my sister. 06:39.482 --> 06:41.275 I'm putting her in your custody, okay? 06:41.359 --> 06:43.361 Get her some food, take her back to my office, 06:43.444 --> 06:45.655 don't take your eyes off her until I get there, you got it? 06:45.738 --> 06:47.406 -MAN: Yes, sir. -Thank you. 06:47.490 --> 06:49.242 You happy? 06:49.325 --> 06:51.410 CHIN: Hey. Fugitive's name is Walton Dawkins. 06:51.494 --> 06:52.453 He's originally from the mainland, 06:52.537 --> 06:53.788 but he did ten years 06:53.871 --> 06:55.331 at the Allen Correctional Facility 06:55.414 --> 06:56.791 in Cleveland for multiple home invasions. 06:56.874 --> 06:59.585 Apparently our guy likes hitting families with big money. 06:59.669 --> 07:02.630 Then he violated his parole by coming to Hawaii six years ago. 07:02.713 --> 07:04.632 My guess is it wasn't for the surf. 07:04.715 --> 07:06.134 Dawkins killed a young couple during one of his burglaries. 07:06.217 --> 07:08.261 But get this: according to the warden, 07:08.344 --> 07:10.138 he's been a model prisoner up until now. 07:10.221 --> 07:11.681 So what changed? 07:15.601 --> 07:17.145 DAWKINS: Hey, guards!2 07:17.228 --> 07:18.938 We need help in here! 07:19.021 --> 07:20.189 DANNY: All right, so right before the inmate collapsed, 07:20.273 --> 07:21.691 he was complaining of shortness of breath, 07:21.774 --> 07:22.859 pain in his arm. 07:22.942 --> 07:24.527 Textbook signs of cardiac arrest. 07:24.610 --> 07:25.778 He's a little young to be dropping dead 07:25.862 --> 07:26.946 of a heart attack, don't you think? 07:27.029 --> 07:28.197 Yeah. 07:28.281 --> 07:29.699 Not if he was poisoned. 07:29.782 --> 07:32.201 We found this stuff in Dawkins' cell. 07:32.285 --> 07:33.953 Nutmeg. 07:34.036 --> 07:35.496 Oh, yeah, they got the prison bake sale coming up. 07:35.580 --> 07:36.789 STEVE: Hang on a second. 07:36.873 --> 07:39.208 You can extract myristicin from nutmeg. 07:39.292 --> 07:40.793 It's an organic compound, 07:40.877 --> 07:42.753 has psychoactive properties, it works like a drug, 07:42.837 --> 07:45.214 and in large enough doses, it's lethal and fast-acting. 07:45.298 --> 07:48.885 So Dawkins poisons an inmate as a distraction, 07:48.968 --> 07:50.636 shoots a few guards, 07:50.720 --> 07:51.679 then walks out the door wearing one of their uniforms. 07:51.762 --> 07:53.222 STEVE: Yeah, in broad daylight? 07:53.306 --> 07:54.974 I mean, it feels like a lot of unnecessary exposure 07:55.057 --> 07:56.225 for someone trying to sneak out the door. 07:56.309 --> 07:57.894 Price of freedom? 07:57.977 --> 07:59.812 STEVE: Or maybe he didn't think he had time to dig a tunnel. 07:59.896 --> 08:01.105 What else we got? 08:01.189 --> 08:02.315 KONO: One of the maintenance guys 08:02.398 --> 08:03.357 reported his car stolen from the parking lot. 08:03.441 --> 08:05.318 We got HPD a description. 08:05.401 --> 08:06.569 Well, let's assume Dawkins knows that, too, 08:06.652 --> 08:07.653 so he's going to abandon that car. 08:07.737 --> 08:08.988 CHIN: We'll find it. 08:09.071 --> 08:10.031 Maybe it'll tell us where he's going. 08:10.114 --> 08:11.657 Hey, watch this. 08:11.741 --> 08:12.617 Keep your eyes on the guard. 08:12.700 --> 08:14.035 Look at his holster. 08:14.952 --> 08:17.205 Safety strap's unfastened. 08:17.288 --> 08:18.748 Wait a minute. 08:18.831 --> 08:20.333 What the hell's he doing with a gun, anyway? 08:20.416 --> 08:22.752 Weapons are for towers, gates, and transports only. 08:22.835 --> 08:23.711 CHIN: Maybe it was a rookie mistake. 08:23.794 --> 08:25.338 DANNY: No, not a rookie mistake. 08:25.421 --> 08:27.298 He's in on it, he wanted Dawkins to have that gun. 08:27.381 --> 08:29.175 So what's in it for the guard? 08:29.258 --> 08:30.927 STEVE: Whatever it is, it was worth putting an armed 08:31.010 --> 08:33.346 and dangerous fugitive back on the streets. 08:33.429 --> 08:37.391 [dramatic music] 08:43.397 --> 08:44.524 STEVE: Billy Omana, right? 08:44.607 --> 08:48.110 -Yeah. -Yeah, put those on. 08:48.194 --> 08:50.071 -Excuse me? -Uh, he said put them on. 08:50.154 --> 08:51.656 Who the hell you guys think you are? 08:51.739 --> 08:53.115 DANNY: What did Dawkins offer you 08:53.199 --> 08:54.951 to help him escape from prison today? 08:55.034 --> 08:56.327 I don't know what you're talking about. 08:56.410 --> 08:57.703 STEVE: Billy, so help me God, 08:58.204 --> 08:59.622 you answer incorrectly one more time, 08:59.705 --> 09:00.665 I'm gonna put those scrubs on you myself 09:00.748 --> 09:02.166 and then drop you in general population. 09:02.250 --> 09:03.709 How long you think you'll last there? 09:03.793 --> 09:05.211 [scoffs] You can't do that. 09:05.294 --> 09:07.838 This here says I can. 09:12.260 --> 09:13.469 Dawkins said that if I helped him, 09:13.553 --> 09:14.512 he'd give me 50 grand. 09:14.595 --> 09:16.264 And you believed him? 09:16.347 --> 09:19.267 BILLY: He arranged for $10,000 to be wired into my account. 09:19.350 --> 09:20.601 He told me it was everything he had. 09:20.685 --> 09:22.019 I'd get the rest as soon as he got out. 09:22.562 --> 09:23.854 STEVE: Where'd he say the rest of the money was coming from? 09:23.938 --> 09:25.356 BILLY: I don't know. 09:25.439 --> 09:27.191 All he told me was that there was a lot of it 09:27.275 --> 09:29.527 waiting for him on the outside, but in order to get it, 09:29.610 --> 09:30.861 he needed to get out today. 09:35.366 --> 09:37.159 [upbeat music] 09:37.243 --> 09:40.788 [indistinct chatter] 09:45.251 --> 09:46.669 DANNY: Skeet! 09:46.752 --> 09:48.796 I'm Detective Williams, this is Commander McGarrett. 09:48.879 --> 09:50.381 We hear you and Walton Dawkins were neighbors. 09:50.464 --> 09:51.882 Yeah, four and a half years. 09:51.966 --> 09:54.302 Warden says you guys used to be pretty tight. 09:54.385 --> 09:57.763 Well, in the non-Biblical sense, if you dig what I'm saying. 09:57.847 --> 09:59.515 So what happened? Why the beef? 09:59.598 --> 10:02.059 I didn't appreciate him trying to gut me with a shiv last week. 10:02.143 --> 10:03.894 He said I was asking too many questions. 10:03.978 --> 10:06.147 Questions have anything to do with why he bounced today? 10:07.690 --> 10:11.027 You know, it's possible I may have some pertinent information, 10:11.110 --> 10:12.778 but, uh, you gonna have to play me for it. 10:12.862 --> 10:14.655 -Play you? -SKEET: That's right. 10:14.739 --> 10:16.490 You win, I tell you everything I know. 10:16.574 --> 10:17.783 STEVE: What's to stop me taking that basketball 10:17.867 --> 10:19.035 and beating it out of you? 10:19.118 --> 10:20.536 Bring it. 10:20.620 --> 10:22.288 They got better food at the hospital anyway. 10:22.371 --> 10:23.664 What the hell you got to threaten me with, man? 10:23.748 --> 10:26.375 -More lockup time? -Okay. 10:26.459 --> 10:27.668 We might be able to help you. 10:27.752 --> 10:28.794 Shave some time off your sentence? 10:28.878 --> 10:30.921 [laughs] I'm doing double life, gimp. 10:31.005 --> 10:32.715 Excuse me? 10:32.798 --> 10:34.800 SKEET: You got a busted ear, too, man? 10:34.884 --> 10:36.135 I'm on permanent vacation, no parole. 10:36.218 --> 10:37.720 You could shave 10 years off my time, 10:37.803 --> 10:39.513 but I ain't never getting out. 10:39.597 --> 10:40.514 So it's either B-ball 10:41.015 --> 10:41.974 with tall, dark and uptight here, 10:42.475 --> 10:44.143 or nothing. 10:44.226 --> 10:45.519 I got all the time in the world. 10:45.603 --> 10:46.646 STEVE: What do you get if we lose? 10:46.729 --> 10:47.897 SKEET: I get the pleasure of beating a cop's ass 10:47.980 --> 10:49.106 in front of the whole yard. 10:49.190 --> 10:52.443 [inmates cheering] 10:54.487 --> 10:55.321 DANNY: Oh, yeah, play basketball. 10:55.404 --> 10:57.198 It's not like we have a killer to catch, or anything. 10:57.281 --> 10:59.116 The clock's ticking. He's our best lead. 10:59.200 --> 11:00.159 SKEET: All right, game's to 21. 11:00.242 --> 11:02.078 -Ten. -Man's in a hurry. 11:02.161 --> 11:04.205 Okay, since you're a guest in my house, 11:04.288 --> 11:05.998 you take it in. 11:06.082 --> 11:07.041 SINGER: ♪ I guess every superhero ♪ 11:07.124 --> 11:08.542 ♪ Need his theme music ♪ 11:08.626 --> 11:09.502 ♪ No one man should have all that power… ♪ 11:09.585 --> 11:10.878 [inmates cheering] 11:11.379 --> 11:12.671 I got a tip. 11:12.755 --> 11:13.589 So you know, the other guy putting the ball 11:13.672 --> 11:14.924 in the hoop is-is bad. 11:15.007 --> 11:16.884 Danno, shut up, all right? 11:16.967 --> 11:18.094 Please, do me a favor and don't call me Danno, huh? 11:18.177 --> 11:19.178 Yo, how long you two been married? 11:19.261 --> 11:21.806 Come on. Play ball. 11:21.889 --> 11:23.391 SINGER: ♪ The system broken, and the school's closed ♪ 11:23.474 --> 11:25.726 ♪ The prisons open, we ain't got nothin' to lose ♪ 11:25.810 --> 11:27.561 DANNY: Okay, all right, time-out. 11:27.645 --> 11:29.897 Time-out. My time. 11:31.857 --> 11:34.485 You, uh, never played basketball, have you? 11:34.568 --> 11:36.404 No, I've played once or twice. 11:36.487 --> 11:38.114 Yeah? Yeah, I mean, I can see that. 11:38.197 --> 11:39.740 It looked like I was watching Lebron, 11:39.824 --> 11:41.242 and maybe he's just this much better. 11:41.325 --> 11:42.952 You know what? Football was my sport, okay? 11:43.035 --> 11:44.412 Yeah? Now you tell me that? 11:44.495 --> 11:45.371 SKEET: Hey, you ready to quit? 11:45.454 --> 11:46.372 -No. -Yes. 11:46.455 --> 11:47.581 Which one is it? 11:47.665 --> 11:48.791 Can you just give me a second, please? 11:48.874 --> 11:50.000 Can I have some space? 11:50.084 --> 11:51.836 All right, listen to me. 11:51.919 --> 11:53.170 You're not gonna outshoot him, so out-D him, all right? 11:53.254 --> 11:55.089 Play it like it's football. 11:55.172 --> 11:56.549 Put a body on him, steal the ball away from him 11:56.632 --> 11:57.675 and put it in the hoop, huh? 11:57.758 --> 11:58.759 What's he gonna do, call a foul? 11:58.843 --> 12:00.636 We're in jail. 12:00.719 --> 12:02.721 All right, I can do that. 12:02.805 --> 12:04.390 SINGER: ♪ By these grown thoughts ♪ 12:04.473 --> 12:06.225 ♪ Reality is catching up with me ♪ 12:06.308 --> 12:09.145 ♪ Taking my inner child, I'm fighting for custody ♪ 12:09.228 --> 12:11.188 [inmates groan] 12:11.272 --> 12:12.982 SINGER: ♪ …that they entrusted me ♪ 12:13.524 --> 12:14.942 [grunts] 12:15.025 --> 12:16.402 SINGER: ♪ …diamond encrusted piece ♪ 12:16.902 --> 12:19.822 ♪ Thinkin', no one man should have all that power ♪ 12:19.905 --> 12:23.367 ♪ The clock's ticking, I just count the hours ♪ 12:23.451 --> 12:24.869 [inmate grunts] 12:27.913 --> 12:29.915 STEVE: That's game. 12:30.875 --> 12:32.585 Let's have it, man. 12:33.836 --> 12:36.630 All right, badge, here it is. 12:36.714 --> 12:39.216 A couple weeks ago we're in rec watching some tube. 12:39.300 --> 12:42.595 Samoan dude walks by, he tries to change the channel. 12:42.678 --> 12:44.305 Dawkins almost throws down right there. 12:44.388 --> 12:46.223 You should have seen him. His eyes were-were crazy. 12:46.307 --> 12:47.933 Just 'cause he changed the channel? 12:48.017 --> 12:49.643 STEEK: No, no, bro, wasn't that. 12:49.727 --> 12:52.021 It was something on TV that made him go crazy. 12:52.104 --> 12:53.814 What was he watching? 12:54.356 --> 12:57.234 Dana, your luxury vacation includes first-class airfare, 12:57.735 --> 12:59.653 seven nights at the Kohiko Hotel 12:59.737 --> 13:01.739 all-access VIP passes 13:01.822 --> 13:04.074 to the annual Festival of The Islands, 13:04.158 --> 13:06.076 which kicks off two weeks from now. 13:06.160 --> 13:08.662 And since you'll need a little spending money 13:08.746 --> 13:11.499 while shopping on beautiful Kalakaua Avenue, 13:11.999 --> 13:14.126 we're throwing in $1 million! 13:14.210 --> 13:17.588 -[Dana shrieking happily] -[audience cheering] 13:21.050 --> 13:22.885 DANNY: She's the reason that Dawkins broke out of prison? 13:22.968 --> 13:25.012 She just won a million dollars and a trip to Hawaii. 13:25.095 --> 13:26.514 DANNY: Okay, but why her? 13:26.597 --> 13:28.265 Like, there's not enough rich people on this island? 13:28.349 --> 13:29.725 STEVE: She's away from home, she's out of her element. 13:29.808 --> 13:31.268 Maybe Dawkins sees her as an easy target. 13:31.352 --> 13:33.312 Whatever. I need everything on Dana. 13:33.395 --> 13:35.481 Okay? Travel itineraries, flights, car rental. 13:35.564 --> 13:36.690 Hey, guess what? 13:36.774 --> 13:39.026 I've done this before, but thank you. 13:39.109 --> 13:43.239 [upbeat music] 13:49.537 --> 13:50.955 CHIN: That's it. 13:51.038 --> 13:54.166 It matches the description of the car Dawkins stole. 13:54.250 --> 13:55.960 KONO: Five-O. We'll take it from here. 14:00.214 --> 14:01.632 -What are you doing? -CHIN: Looking for cash. 14:02.132 --> 14:03.842 It's what Dawkins would have done. 14:06.303 --> 14:07.304 Empty. 14:07.388 --> 14:08.681 Says maybe he used whatever he found 14:08.764 --> 14:10.933 -to buy something. -Food or water? 14:11.016 --> 14:13.561 No, Dawkins knows his face is all over the news by now. 14:13.644 --> 14:15.729 If he wants to get off the island, 14:15.813 --> 14:17.731 the first thing he needs to do is change his appearance. 14:22.778 --> 14:24.029 Coming in? 14:24.113 --> 14:25.990 KONO: It's the men's room. 14:26.073 --> 14:28.242 It's the luxury of carrying a badge, kid, 14:28.325 --> 14:30.077 you can go anywhere. 14:39.044 --> 14:40.504 Lemonade mixed in mayo. 14:40.588 --> 14:42.006 It's an old prison trick for dyeing hair. 14:42.089 --> 14:43.966 Seriously? 14:44.049 --> 14:45.801 CHIN: Looks like our man's a blonde now. 14:47.386 --> 14:48.721 Purchases were made at an ABC Store 14:48.804 --> 14:49.680 just up the street. 14:49.763 --> 14:51.348 Fifteen minutes ago. 14:51.432 --> 14:53.183 Factor in the time for a dye job, 14:53.267 --> 14:54.310 he couldn't have made it very far. 14:54.393 --> 14:55.477 Chin: He could still be around here. 14:55.561 --> 14:58.147 [tense music] 15:00.774 --> 15:02.109 You see that? 15:03.736 --> 15:04.778 Excuse me, sir. 15:04.862 --> 15:06.530 MAN: Every time I come across… 15:06.614 --> 15:08.198 -Sir? -I was… 15:09.241 --> 15:10.284 Gotta call you back. 15:12.411 --> 15:14.079 CHIN: Hey, bro, where did you get the uniform? 15:14.163 --> 15:17.124 MAN: Traded for it. Not really my style, 15:17.207 --> 15:19.335 but the guy threw in a phone, too. 15:19.418 --> 15:21.086 Pretty sweet deal, huh? 15:21.170 --> 15:23.297 KONO: We're gonna need that phone. 15:23.380 --> 15:24.798 And what are you gonna trade for it? 15:24.882 --> 15:26.592 How about a pair of handcuffs? 15:27.092 --> 15:29.470 Yes, thank you very much. Okay. 15:29.553 --> 15:31.930 So Dana Thorpe and her fiance, Craig Ellers, 15:32.014 --> 15:34.808 landed at Honolulu International earlier this morning. 15:34.892 --> 15:36.810 Just checked into a hotel ten minutes ago. 15:36.894 --> 15:37.853 -[phone rings] -Chin. 15:37.937 --> 15:39.730 CHIN: Hey, HPD found the car. 15:39.813 --> 15:42.358 Dawkins abandoned it about 15 minutes ago, 15:42.441 --> 15:44.318 parking lot Kaako Beach Park. 15:44.401 --> 15:45.361 Got it. 15:45.444 --> 15:46.612 That's three blocks away 15:46.695 --> 15:47.655 from where Craig and Dana are staying. 15:47.738 --> 15:51.200 [tense music] 15:53.661 --> 15:55.704 Oh! [chuckles] 15:55.788 --> 15:57.623 [gasps] 15:57.706 --> 15:58.999 Oh, my… 16:00.042 --> 16:02.336 I couldn't stand it. 16:02.419 --> 16:03.420 [laughs] 16:03.504 --> 16:04.838 Oh, my God, me either. 16:04.922 --> 16:07.216 Never has there been a longer line 16:07.299 --> 16:08.592 in the history of check-in lines. 16:08.676 --> 16:10.052 Unzip me. 16:10.135 --> 16:12.429 [both panting] 16:15.015 --> 16:18.519 Mmm! God, you are beautiful. 16:20.521 --> 16:22.356 What's it like being so beautiful? 16:22.439 --> 16:24.358 [tense music] 16:24.858 --> 16:26.610 [muffled scream] 16:26.694 --> 16:31.156 [tense music] 16:39.915 --> 16:41.625 -Clear! -Clear! 16:44.837 --> 16:47.047 No, no, no! 16:47.756 --> 16:50.134 KONO: Dawkins is gone, so is Craig. 16:50.217 --> 16:51.802 [wheezing breaths] 16:51.885 --> 16:53.512 You're gonna be okay. 16:53.595 --> 16:54.888 We're gonna get you to a hospital, okay? 16:54.972 --> 16:55.806 -DANA: Craig… -We're gonna find Craig. 16:55.889 --> 17:00.310 [Dana wheezes] 17:00.394 --> 17:01.395 CHIN: This is Detective Kelly, Five-O. 17:01.478 --> 17:04.314 We need an ambulance, Kohiko Hotel. 17:04.398 --> 17:06.066 -Come on, come on, come on. -On the way. 17:06.150 --> 17:08.610 She's not breathing. 17:09.445 --> 17:10.446 KONO: Come on! Come on! Come on! 17:14.867 --> 17:16.702 [siren wailing] 17:16.785 --> 17:21.040 -[tires screech] -[siren stops] 17:21.123 --> 17:23.292 Hang in there, Dana, okay? 17:24.460 --> 17:26.503 Hang in there. It's all gonna be okay. 17:28.130 --> 17:29.923 We're gonna find Craig, okay? 17:30.007 --> 17:31.467 We'll find Craig. 17:35.804 --> 17:39.266 [tense music] 17:40.184 --> 17:41.685 CHIN: Hey, how is she? 17:41.769 --> 17:42.936 She's in surgery. 17:43.020 --> 17:43.896 Didn't give me anything on the way. 17:43.979 --> 17:45.022 What do we got? 17:45.105 --> 17:46.273 Hotel surveillance camera picked this up 17:46.356 --> 17:48.108 right after the attack. 17:48.192 --> 17:49.651 DANNY: Doesn't add up. 17:49.735 --> 17:51.278 Why take Craig and leave Dana? She won the money. 17:51.361 --> 17:52.988 Kono: But they're engaged, 17:53.072 --> 17:54.740 so maybe they have joint bank accounts. 17:54.823 --> 17:55.991 STEVE: Yeah, or maybe he wants Craig for something else. 17:56.075 --> 17:58.118 You know what? Freeze their accounts. 17:58.202 --> 17:59.787 I want thorough backgrounds on Dawkins, Craig and Dana. 17:59.870 --> 18:01.121 Run their names through NCIC. 18:01.205 --> 18:03.207 Chin, what about the phone you found? 18:03.290 --> 18:04.374 CHIN: Dawkins got it from the car 18:04.458 --> 18:06.460 he stole at the prison, but the call history was erased, 18:06.543 --> 18:07.628 so I figured he must have made some phone calls. 18:07.711 --> 18:08.962 Reached out to the phone company, 18:09.046 --> 18:10.422 and sure enough, 18:10.506 --> 18:11.965 two calls were made right after the escape. 18:12.049 --> 18:15.594 First one went to a local woman named Sofia Archuleta. 18:15.677 --> 18:18.013 DANNY: Archuleta. That's Dawkins' girlfriend. 18:18.097 --> 18:19.348 Warden said she's a regular visitor. 18:19.431 --> 18:21.141 STEVE: All right, so she's the first one 18:21.225 --> 18:22.101 he's gonna hook up with for help. 18:22.184 --> 18:23.602 What about the other call? 18:23.685 --> 18:25.145 That one was made to a local lightweight ex-con 18:25.229 --> 18:26.730 by the name of Makani Huku. 18:26.814 --> 18:28.482 They spoke for three minutes. 18:28.565 --> 18:30.400 STEVE: Kono, follow up on the phone call with Makani. 18:30.484 --> 18:31.401 Find out what they were talking about. 18:31.485 --> 18:34.279 Chin, pull Dawkins' jacket. 18:34.363 --> 18:35.697 See if we can find any links on Dana and Craig. 18:35.781 --> 18:36.907 Easy. 18:38.242 --> 18:39.993 [sighs] We need to get an address for Sofia. 18:40.077 --> 18:41.870 DANNY: I'll get it. 18:41.954 --> 18:43.247 You should change your shirt. You look like an animal. 18:43.330 --> 18:44.706 You should go apologize to your sister, too. 18:44.790 --> 18:46.458 She's been sitting there for five hours. 18:48.168 --> 18:51.004 Thanks, bro. I'll take it from here. 18:51.088 --> 18:53.006 Mary, I'm sorry. 18:53.090 --> 18:54.633 You okay? 18:54.716 --> 18:56.301 Yeah. 18:59.096 --> 19:02.641 So is this your big "welcome to Hawaii" plan? 19:02.724 --> 19:04.643 Pin me to some guy with a badge? 19:04.726 --> 19:08.480 Mary, I'm trying to keep you out of jail. 19:12.526 --> 19:13.652 Come here. 19:14.736 --> 19:15.863 [chuckles] 19:15.946 --> 19:17.030 -What are you laughing at? -Punk. 19:17.114 --> 19:19.741 Like seven years old. 19:26.915 --> 19:28.458 I don't get it, Mare. 19:29.585 --> 19:31.169 I mean, why come back here? 19:31.253 --> 19:32.796 You already missed the funeral. 19:32.880 --> 19:35.257 Do you think I feel good about not being there? 19:35.340 --> 19:37.676 Truthfully? I don't know. 19:37.759 --> 19:39.219 I can't tell. 19:39.303 --> 19:40.554 MARY ANN: I mean, 19:41.263 --> 19:43.265 we were invisible to that man. 19:43.348 --> 19:45.851 I would have taken anything from him, 19:45.934 --> 19:47.603 even disappointment, 19:47.686 --> 19:49.605 'cause at least it would have been something. 19:51.940 --> 19:54.026 STEVE: Listen, Mare, I know this is really hard 19:54.109 --> 19:55.819 for you to accept, okay? 19:56.862 --> 19:58.280 But Dad loved us. 19:58.363 --> 20:00.574 He just didn't know how to show it, 20:00.657 --> 20:02.034 I guess. 20:03.160 --> 20:04.119 [knocking on glass] 20:04.203 --> 20:05.329 DANNY: Hey. 20:06.246 --> 20:07.956 I got that address on Sofia Archuleta. 20:08.040 --> 20:09.207 Mary, right? 20:09.291 --> 20:12.252 Sis, meet Danno. 20:12.336 --> 20:13.587 Danny Williams. 20:14.379 --> 20:16.006 -What's up? -DANNY: Not much. 20:16.089 --> 20:17.591 -A tie? Seriously? -[laughs] 20:17.674 --> 20:19.509 Yeah, what is it with you people and ties? 20:19.593 --> 20:20.844 BOTH: We're in Hawaii. 20:20.928 --> 20:22.888 Wow. In stereo. It's great. Thanks. You ready to go? 20:22.971 --> 20:25.307 Hey, perfect timing. 20:26.642 --> 20:27.517 How's it, haole? 20:28.018 --> 20:29.061 Shamu. 20:29.144 --> 20:30.604 What's with the stick? 20:30.687 --> 20:31.939 You got slammed in a cruncher? 20:32.439 --> 20:33.357 Um, I don't know what that means. 20:33.440 --> 20:36.777 Sand facial. You ate a big one, huh? 20:36.860 --> 20:38.403 STEVE: There was no surfing accident. 20:38.487 --> 20:40.572 He, uh, he busted his knee getting out of bed. 20:43.116 --> 20:44.993 How white can you get? 20:45.077 --> 20:46.703 Pretty white. 20:46.787 --> 20:47.913 -Who's this? -STEVE: This is my sister, Mary. 20:47.996 --> 20:49.373 Mary, meet Kamekona. 20:50.249 --> 20:51.333 Hey. 20:51.416 --> 20:52.251 STEVE: This is the reason I called you. 20:52.334 --> 20:53.168 I want a friendly face 20:53.252 --> 20:54.461 to make sure she stays put. 20:54.544 --> 20:56.088 -Oh, come on. -KAMEKONA: You want me 20:56.171 --> 20:57.714 to babysit your little sister? 20:57.798 --> 21:00.842 -Correct. -Shoots. Small kine. 21:02.052 --> 21:03.553 All right, she doesn't leave this office, you understand? 21:03.637 --> 21:05.389 Whoa, whoa, whoa. Hold on. 21:05.472 --> 21:07.307 Seriously? What if I have to use a bathroom? 21:12.813 --> 21:14.064 Don't spill. 21:14.147 --> 21:16.108 DANNY: Oh, my God. 21:16.191 --> 21:17.651 So inappropriate. 21:25.993 --> 21:28.787 Can you quit staring at me like I'm a hot fudge sundae? 21:36.211 --> 21:37.838 KAMEKONA: Got a boyfriend, little sis? 21:37.921 --> 21:39.715 MARY ANN: You got a girlfriend? 21:40.424 --> 21:42.801 I did, but we broke up. 21:43.468 --> 21:44.970 MARY ANN: Tell me about it. 21:45.053 --> 21:47.139 Well, maybe I can help you get back with her. 21:47.222 --> 21:49.558 KONO: Boss, I'm at Makani's address. 21:49.641 --> 21:52.060 When I badged him, he tried to rabbit. 21:54.479 --> 21:55.981 Didn't get real far. 21:56.064 --> 21:57.607 STEVE: What did he tell you about Dawkins? 21:57.691 --> 21:59.026 KONO: Makani runs a fake I.D. mill 21:59.109 --> 22:00.777 out of the back of his shop. 22:00.861 --> 22:02.070 Dawkins was in here about an hour ago. 22:02.154 --> 22:03.864 He picked up a driver's license and a passport, 22:03.947 --> 22:05.449 under the name Carl Isner. 22:05.532 --> 22:07.075 Update HPD on the new alias, 22:07.159 --> 22:09.661 and make sure Homeland Security adds it to the no-fly list. 22:11.079 --> 22:12.289 Do you always have to walk so fast? 22:12.372 --> 22:14.249 STEVE: That's Dawkins' girlfriend. 22:14.332 --> 22:17.836 [upbeat music playing over stereo] 22:17.919 --> 22:21.882 Oh, you know, um, you sister, she wasn't what I expected. 22:21.965 --> 22:25.385 I mean, aside from her hereditary aversion to neckwear, 22:25.469 --> 22:26.678 she seemed pretty cool. 22:26.762 --> 22:28.472 What are you saying, I'm not cool? 22:28.555 --> 22:29.890 Well, in certain situations, 22:29.973 --> 22:31.808 like when you've got a gun pointed in your face, 22:31.892 --> 22:34.144 or trying to decide to cut the blue wire or the red wire, 22:34.227 --> 22:36.480 you're good but, you know, human interaction, 22:36.563 --> 22:38.940 mammal-to-mammal, room for improvement. 22:39.024 --> 22:41.568 -That's all I'm saying. -Thank you, Dr. Phil. 22:41.651 --> 22:42.778 SOFIA: Can I get you guys something? 22:42.861 --> 22:44.780 STEVE: Yeah. Walton Dawkins. 22:45.739 --> 22:46.990 Excuse me? 22:47.074 --> 22:48.658 DANNY: Well, yeah, first, Walton Dawkins, 22:48.742 --> 22:50.243 but then I would love some blueberry pancakes. 22:50.744 --> 22:52.120 I love pancakes in the afternoon. 22:52.204 --> 22:53.246 You like pancakes, Sofia? 22:53.330 --> 22:54.873 -I like pancakes. -You do? 22:54.956 --> 22:56.583 -Yeah. -DANNY: You seem more like 22:56.666 --> 22:57.667 a "napalm in the morning" kind of guy. 22:57.751 --> 22:59.669 Well, that, too, but… 22:59.753 --> 23:01.171 Well, I wasn't talking to you, I was talking to Sofia. 23:01.254 --> 23:02.547 STEVE: I'm just saying, it's a broad question. 23:02.631 --> 23:03.757 Okay, who the hell are you guys? 23:05.425 --> 23:08.345 DANNY: Sofia, we know that you spoke to Dawkins this morning, 23:08.845 --> 23:10.889 and you seem like a reasonable, nice lady, 23:10.972 --> 23:12.224 who's just made some bad relationship decisions, 23:12.724 --> 23:14.309 which I can totally relate to-- 23:14.392 --> 23:15.602 so we're gonna give you a break. 23:16.103 --> 23:18.897 Yeah, I mean, this could really only go two ways. 23:18.980 --> 23:20.357 The first is, you sit down 23:20.440 --> 23:21.316 and you tell us what we want to know, 23:21.858 --> 23:23.276 then you finish your shift and you go home. 23:23.360 --> 23:25.278 The second is that we arrest you 23:25.779 --> 23:26.780 in front of all these nice customers 23:26.863 --> 23:28.615 and you lose your job. 23:28.698 --> 23:30.158 And I gotta get my pancakes to go. 23:30.242 --> 23:31.743 Right. And because you've been uncooperative 23:31.827 --> 23:33.995 and helped a man who killed three people today, 23:34.079 --> 23:36.748 you go to jail for aiding and abetting a fugitive. 23:39.793 --> 23:40.669 Why don't you take a seat? 23:40.752 --> 23:44.297 [tense music] 23:44.381 --> 23:45.924 DANNY: You recognize this couple? 23:46.716 --> 23:48.218 No. Who are they? 23:48.301 --> 23:50.554 They're two tourists that your boyfriend attacked today, 23:50.637 --> 23:51.888 Dana Thorpe and Craig Ellers. 23:51.972 --> 23:53.598 They're staying at the Kohiko. 23:53.682 --> 23:55.350 How do you know that? 23:55.433 --> 23:56.268 SOFIA: I have a friend who works there. 23:56.351 --> 23:58.228 Last time I went to see Walton, 23:58.311 --> 24:00.188 he asked me to call her, 24:00.272 --> 24:01.857 and find out when those two were scheduled to check in. 24:01.940 --> 24:03.525 That information got Dana shot. 24:04.025 --> 24:05.777 Look, he didn't say anything about hurting them, okay? 24:05.861 --> 24:08.280 He just wanted to know when they were coming to Hawaii. 24:08.363 --> 24:09.531 STEVE: Why? 24:11.533 --> 24:13.827 Okay, Sofia, Dawkins has this guy Craig right now, 24:13.910 --> 24:15.912 and he's gonna kill him, all right? 24:15.996 --> 24:17.998 And the only way we can prevent that is if you tell us 24:18.081 --> 24:20.542 exactly what Dawkins said to you on the phone this morning. 24:23.837 --> 24:26.506 He said something about a big payday… 24:28.717 --> 24:31.178 then asked me for my car. 24:31.261 --> 24:34.764 DANNY: Dawkins is driving a 2010 silver Chevy Malibu. 24:34.848 --> 24:36.892 Car's got a vehicle recovery system. 24:36.975 --> 24:38.852 -Can you track it? -KONO: No problem. 24:39.603 --> 24:40.562 [tires screeching] 24:40.645 --> 24:42.898 [suspenseful music] 24:45.817 --> 24:47.903 [computer chirping and trilling] 24:47.986 --> 24:48.987 Ready! 24:49.070 --> 24:50.280 DANNY: VIN number's two-niner-whisky 24:50.780 --> 24:52.407 niner-alpha-alpha-seven-niner 24:52.490 --> 24:54.409 two-eight-one. 24:54.492 --> 24:55.911 Give me ten minutes. 25:01.625 --> 25:03.293 Hey, I pulled Dawkins' jacket. 25:03.376 --> 25:04.502 You guys gotta see this. 25:05.712 --> 25:06.630 This guy's rap sheet reads like 25:06.713 --> 25:08.590 a grocery list he's checking off. 25:08.673 --> 25:10.217 In Boston, he's jacking cars, 25:10.300 --> 25:12.010 in New York, he's robbing ATMs, and then he graduates 25:12.093 --> 25:14.512 to full-on bank robberies in Cleveland. 25:14.596 --> 25:16.306 Cops there suspect him of murdering his stickup partner, 25:16.389 --> 25:17.557 a guy by the name of Paul Stark. 25:18.058 --> 25:20.977 The $5 million they stole together, never found. 25:24.022 --> 25:25.065 Look familiar? 25:25.148 --> 25:26.650 -That's Craig. -DANNY: So no wonder 25:26.733 --> 25:28.026 he doesn't take Dana. 25:28.109 --> 25:29.402 He doesn't care about her prize money, 25:29.486 --> 25:31.571 he wants the five million he stole with Paul, or Craig. 25:31.655 --> 25:33.907 -[phone ringing] -Kono. 25:33.990 --> 25:35.075 KONO: I got him. 25:35.617 --> 25:36.952 They just parked outside Pacific Rim Bank. 25:42.499 --> 25:45.043 WALTON: I watched you die. 25:45.126 --> 25:47.921 [scoffs] You watched me pass out. 25:48.630 --> 25:49.506 Doctors said the bullet 25:49.589 --> 25:52.217 you put in me… missed my vital organs. 25:53.802 --> 25:57.305 Well, uh, lucky me, 'cause, uh, 25:57.389 --> 26:00.809 now I get to collect the money that you hid from me, Paul. 26:00.892 --> 26:03.645 Or, sorry, what are you calling yourself now, Craig? 26:04.562 --> 26:05.939 [chuckling]: But you know… 26:06.022 --> 26:08.942 I couldn't believe when I saw you on that game show. 26:09.025 --> 26:13.238 I thought I was losing my mind, but there you were, 26:13.321 --> 26:14.948 in the flesh… 26:15.031 --> 26:18.451 a second chance at getting what's mine. 26:18.535 --> 26:20.912 No, the money belonged to us. 26:20.996 --> 26:23.498 I figured you would double-cross me, so I moved it. 26:23.581 --> 26:24.666 WALTON: Smart boy. 26:25.792 --> 26:27.002 But, uh, 26:28.503 --> 26:29.587 you're not so smart right now. 26:31.881 --> 26:33.174 You listen to me. 26:33.258 --> 26:35.510 I know about that Swiss bank account 26:35.593 --> 26:37.595 where you moved my money to. 26:37.679 --> 26:39.723 Now… here's what you're gonna do. 26:39.806 --> 26:41.891 You're gonna go in that bank, 26:41.975 --> 26:44.602 and you're gonna wire the money to yourself, 26:44.686 --> 26:46.271 and you're gonna get it out in cash. 26:46.354 --> 26:47.939 You can't just walk into a bank 26:48.023 --> 26:49.357 and take out $4 million. 26:49.441 --> 26:50.859 [grunts] 26:50.942 --> 26:52.610 WALTON: You just go in there, 26:52.694 --> 26:53.862 and you get me 26:54.362 --> 26:55.280 what's mine. 26:55.363 --> 26:56.573 [groans] 26:58.408 --> 26:59.326 All right. 27:00.577 --> 27:01.661 Let's go. 27:06.249 --> 27:10.211 -[indistinct chatter] -[suspenseful music] 27:29.689 --> 27:31.066 I said no cops. 27:31.149 --> 27:33.151 I didn't do anything. 27:35.320 --> 27:36.321 [gunshot, people screaming] 27:37.739 --> 27:38.740 Go, go, go! 27:39.240 --> 27:41.034 KONO: Five-O requesting backup, Pacific Rim Bank. 27:41.117 --> 27:41.951 Restaurant Row. Shots fired. 27:42.035 --> 27:43.661 -Everybody out! -[gunshot] 27:44.162 --> 27:46.790 You the manager? Show me the back door. 27:46.873 --> 27:47.916 Let's go! 27:47.999 --> 27:51.002 [people clamoring] 27:52.003 --> 27:53.880 -Chin. -CHIN: I see him. 27:56.341 --> 27:58.343 -[groaning in pain] -Okay. 27:58.426 --> 27:59.636 Hey… where is he? 27:59.719 --> 28:02.514 He took my car! 28:02.597 --> 28:03.681 -Kono! -I'm on it. 28:03.765 --> 28:05.725 [suspenseful music] 28:07.977 --> 28:08.812 Shoulder went through and through. 28:09.854 --> 28:11.272 Dana. 28:11.356 --> 28:13.233 The surgeons are working on her now. Listen to me. 28:13.316 --> 28:15.610 Did Dawkins say where he was going after the bank? 28:15.693 --> 28:19.322 I saw… I saw a passport. 28:19.406 --> 28:22.450 Now that he has his money, he's gonna disappear. 28:22.534 --> 28:26.079 -[engine roaring] -[suspenseful music] 28:32.419 --> 28:33.294 [laughing] 28:33.378 --> 28:34.337 [whoops] 28:35.422 --> 28:37.382 [siren whoops, chirps] 28:37.465 --> 28:40.510 -WALTON: Damn it. -[tires screeching] 28:42.262 --> 28:44.305 KONO: Dawkins was on his way to the airport, saw our checkpoint 28:44.389 --> 28:46.599 and made a U-turn. 28:46.683 --> 28:49.144 He's in the H3 tunnel, headed into Halawa Valley. Uh-oh. 28:49.227 --> 28:50.895 CHIN: Uh-oh, what? 28:50.979 --> 28:52.063 We're about to lose traffic cam coverage 28:52.147 --> 28:53.106 in about two seconds. 28:55.442 --> 28:56.401 He's gone. 28:56.484 --> 28:57.652 I'm sorry, there's no other 28:57.735 --> 28:59.529 -cameras on that road. -All right. 28:59.612 --> 29:00.822 [phone beeps off] 29:01.531 --> 29:03.908 -One second. -[phone keypad beeping] 29:08.788 --> 29:13.209 [indistinct chatter] 29:14.461 --> 29:15.462 [phone buzzing] 29:22.552 --> 29:24.053 Why, hello there, sailor. 29:24.137 --> 29:25.764 STEVE: Cath, I need your help. 29:26.264 --> 29:28.099 I'm pursuing a suspect in a black Mercedes. 29:28.183 --> 29:29.976 He's headed west into the Halawa Valley. 29:30.477 --> 29:31.770 -Can you give me a visual? -CATHERINE: You want me 29:32.312 --> 29:33.313 to access an IKON reconnaissance satellite 29:33.813 --> 29:35.106 for your car chase? 29:35.190 --> 29:37.317 This guy's killed three people already today. 29:37.400 --> 29:39.986 [sighs] Yeah, look, this could raise some flags. 29:40.069 --> 29:41.362 STEVE: Classify it 29:41.446 --> 29:42.739 as an NSA request from a black ops drop box. 29:42.822 --> 29:44.699 Okay? Come on, Cath, I need this. 29:44.783 --> 29:46.159 You know, you're like the good-looking guy 29:46.242 --> 29:47.494 from high school, who knows how cute he is 29:47.577 --> 29:50.038 and just won't take no for an answer. 29:51.873 --> 29:52.874 All right, I got your black Mercedes. 29:52.957 --> 29:54.417 I'm sending you the grid coordinates 29:54.501 --> 29:56.252 and imagery now. 29:57.003 --> 29:58.046 Thank you, thank you, thank you. 29:58.129 --> 29:59.088 Next leave, beers are on me. 29:59.172 --> 30:00.673 -Okay? -Oh, 30:00.757 --> 30:02.342 you are not getting off that easy. 30:02.425 --> 30:04.260 [phone beeps off] 30:05.178 --> 30:06.930 You got her to use a military recon satellite, 30:07.013 --> 30:08.014 and then you made a date? 30:08.097 --> 30:09.390 I'm a multitasker. 30:11.142 --> 30:13.061 -Impressive. -[phone chimes] 30:13.144 --> 30:15.271 STEVE: There, address that. 30:16.481 --> 30:17.690 [beeps] 30:17.774 --> 30:19.025 CHIN: He just pulled into Makani Kai Aviation. 30:20.360 --> 30:22.111 It's a helicopter tour operator. 30:23.112 --> 30:26.199 [suspenseful music] 30:38.169 --> 30:39.254 -Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa! -Fly! 30:39.337 --> 30:42.340 [suspenseful music] 30:52.517 --> 30:54.936 Please, I'm begging you. We didn't do any… 30:55.019 --> 30:56.354 Will you shut up?! 30:56.437 --> 30:58.189 MAN: Hey, where do you want to go? 30:58.273 --> 30:59.440 WALTON: There's an airport 30:59.524 --> 31:00.817 on the north side of Molokai. 31:00.900 --> 31:03.903 Get me there… and I'll let them go. 31:12.287 --> 31:13.913 Danny. 31:13.997 --> 31:15.039 DANNY: Dawkins has hostages. 31:15.123 --> 31:16.916 No, no! 31:17.000 --> 31:18.626 DANNY: According to Makani Kai Aviation, their bird took off 31:18.710 --> 31:20.128 with a pilot and a family of three coming back 31:20.211 --> 31:21.838 from a tour of the island. 31:21.921 --> 31:23.214 -Chin, where's your friend? -On his way 31:23.298 --> 31:25.341 -as we speak. -STEVE: Danny, 31:25.425 --> 31:27.468 contact Honolulu Approach. 31:27.552 --> 31:30.972 Give me the direction that island bird is heading, okay? 31:31.055 --> 31:32.515 DANNY: You got it. 31:32.599 --> 31:33.516 Good. 31:43.818 --> 31:44.944 -Hey! -Hey! 31:45.028 --> 31:46.070 It's all good, brah. Mahalo! 31:46.154 --> 31:47.113 No problem. You remember now. 31:47.196 --> 31:48.197 You bust 'em, you buy 'em! 31:48.281 --> 31:49.657 Yeah, yeah, yeah! 31:51.826 --> 31:52.785 Hey, you know what you're doing? 31:52.869 --> 31:54.412 Get in. 32:11.971 --> 32:12.972 [alarm buzzing] 32:13.056 --> 32:14.474 We're running out of fuel. 32:14.557 --> 32:16.017 -You're lying. -MAN: This aircraft 32:16.100 --> 32:17.518 was topped off to tour Honolulu, 32:18.019 --> 32:19.854 not island hop. Take a look. 32:19.937 --> 32:23.232 You see that? That's ten minutes, max. 32:23.316 --> 32:24.859 -It's 15 to Molokai. -Look, just 32:24.943 --> 32:26.277 find a way, all right? 32:27.487 --> 32:28.613 DANNY: Spoke to Honolulu Approach. 32:28.696 --> 32:30.698 Your bird is six miles east-southeast, 32:30.782 --> 32:32.241 heading towards Molokai. 32:32.325 --> 32:34.494 STEVE: Okay. Copy that. 32:39.916 --> 32:41.167 Chin, over there. 32:41.250 --> 32:42.794 They should be in that direction. 32:46.214 --> 32:47.548 CHIN: Got 'em, about three miles east. 32:47.632 --> 32:50.093 Don't lose 'em. I'm coming around. 32:55.306 --> 32:56.975 [alarm beeping] 32:57.058 --> 32:58.559 What's going on? 32:58.643 --> 33:00.061 MAN: What do you think is going on? 33:00.144 --> 33:01.396 -[engine sputtering] -All right, here we go. 33:01.479 --> 33:02.313 Everyone hang on. 33:02.397 --> 33:04.065 This is going to get ugly. 33:05.400 --> 33:07.026 [alarm continues beeping] 33:08.820 --> 33:10.405 They just went down. 33:10.488 --> 33:11.572 Yeah. 33:13.700 --> 33:14.575 -[alarm continues beeping] -[panicked yelling] 33:25.253 --> 33:27.004 [suspenseful music] 34:03.166 --> 34:05.501 STEVE: Got a single gunshot wound. 34:07.170 --> 34:08.629 He's dead. 34:08.713 --> 34:09.797 Family's gone. 34:09.881 --> 34:11.132 He took them hostage. 34:15.470 --> 34:17.555 Look, please, just let my wife and my son go. 34:17.638 --> 34:19.307 -I'll do… -None of you are going anywhere 34:19.390 --> 34:21.476 until I get off of this island, all right? 34:21.559 --> 34:22.602 Go! 34:22.685 --> 34:24.103 Move! 34:26.981 --> 34:29.108 [birds squawking] 34:32.737 --> 34:34.572 WALTON: Come on. 34:44.499 --> 34:46.918 [wings flapping, birds screeching] 34:49.670 --> 34:51.255 They went this way. 34:52.089 --> 34:53.758 You sure? 34:53.841 --> 34:54.967 Birds fly away from danger, away from predators. 34:55.051 --> 34:56.761 Dawkins is making a fast pace. 34:56.844 --> 34:58.805 He's snapping branches, he's kicking rocks. 34:58.888 --> 35:02.391 The apapanes didn't like it; one of them sounded the alarm call, 35:02.475 --> 35:03.309 off they went. 35:11.859 --> 35:13.194 Down here. Come on. 35:17.990 --> 35:19.200 MAN: Please, can we… 35:19.700 --> 35:21.202 can we stop an-and have some water real quick? 35:21.702 --> 35:22.620 All right. 35:23.621 --> 35:25.164 One sip and then we go. 35:28.835 --> 35:29.919 DAWKINS: Come on. 35:30.002 --> 35:31.921 Come on, come on, come on! 35:32.004 --> 35:35.633 [suspenseful music] 35:54.068 --> 35:55.069 STEVE: They stopped here. 35:56.070 --> 35:57.738 CHIN: No, don't do that! 35:57.822 --> 35:58.823 Molokai's rain forest's 35:58.906 --> 36:00.533 got pathogenic microbes in the water 36:00.616 --> 36:02.618 that will put a man down in an hour. 36:03.744 --> 36:04.829 Now, judging from those tracks you found, 36:05.329 --> 36:06.747 looks like they drank from it. 36:06.831 --> 36:08.624 They won't get much further. 36:09.375 --> 36:10.418 Come on, Tarzan. 36:10.501 --> 36:11.335 Now we got an advantage. 36:11.419 --> 36:13.546 [suspenseful music] 36:26.225 --> 36:27.393 Who told you to stop? 36:27.476 --> 36:28.561 MAN: Please, something's wrong. 36:28.644 --> 36:29.729 -We don't feel good. -STEVE: Come on, move! 36:29.812 --> 36:30.771 -We don't feel… -Move! 36:31.689 --> 36:33.608 -DAWKINS: Move! -I can't get a clear shot. 36:33.691 --> 36:36.235 Dawkins! 36:37.028 --> 36:38.446 DAWKINS: Come on! Come on! 36:40.198 --> 36:42.283 Move! Go! Move! 36:43.075 --> 36:44.452 [gunshots] 36:45.453 --> 36:46.746 Chin, go, go, go. 36:46.829 --> 36:48.039 I got you covered. 36:48.122 --> 36:49.332 Stay down! 36:49.415 --> 36:50.917 You're gonna be fine. 36:51.000 --> 36:53.669 [suspenseful music] 37:17.777 --> 37:18.945 Are you okay? 37:27.203 --> 37:30.206 [indistinct man over PA] 37:38.130 --> 37:39.173 [soft gasp] 37:41.842 --> 37:43.177 Hey. 37:45.554 --> 37:46.639 Craig? 37:53.104 --> 37:55.272 [no audio] 38:01.237 --> 38:02.530 I want to see him. 38:03.906 --> 38:04.907 Please. 38:17.461 --> 38:18.587 Dana. 38:22.174 --> 38:24.802 Why didn't you just tell me the truth? 38:26.595 --> 38:29.265 I was afraid you'd leave me if I did. 38:29.348 --> 38:30.808 You were wrong. 38:32.268 --> 38:35.938 [dramatic music] 38:45.990 --> 38:48.284 I know what you're thinking. 38:48.367 --> 38:50.369 How could I not be angry? 38:50.453 --> 38:52.204 [sniffles] 38:52.288 --> 38:54.957 But the man I fell in love with was Craig Ellers, 38:55.041 --> 38:56.334 not Paul Stark. 38:59.086 --> 39:02.506 Everybody deserves a little forgiveness. 39:13.517 --> 39:15.811 STEVE: Hey. Where's Mary? 39:15.895 --> 39:17.772 I got good news and bad news. 39:17.855 --> 39:19.565 -No, no, no. -Good news: 39:19.648 --> 39:21.359 I got back with my girlfriend. 39:21.442 --> 39:22.526 That's good. 39:22.610 --> 39:24.987 Bad news is, you lost Mary. 39:25.071 --> 39:27.490 Sorry. She confused me with a Jedi mind trick. 39:28.574 --> 39:30.785 You want me to put out an APB? 39:30.868 --> 39:31.869 No. 39:31.952 --> 39:33.496 I think I know where she is. 39:54.225 --> 39:56.644 [birds singing] 40:02.858 --> 40:04.610 [sighs] 40:06.070 --> 40:07.696 [sighs] 40:17.957 --> 40:19.834 [sniffling]: What's that? 40:22.461 --> 40:24.046 Lunch. 40:27.675 --> 40:29.051 [chuckles] 40:38.269 --> 40:39.478 [sighs] 40:53.617 --> 40:56.453 [ Hawaii Five-O theme song plays] mind trick.