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sam had this bag stashed at our place. he wanted me to grab it, then wait for his call. he said he's got money in it, d whatever the hehe that stuff is. i read about that thing that he's building, and it says that the people who put it together and o set it off, thth they get worse poison than anybody. i mean, he's gonna die. sam's gonna kill a bunch of people, and he's gonna die. what happened to my brother?

i don't know, chris. i think usually people that join groups like that, theyre looking for me kind of purpose. i sort of fefe like i did this to him, you know? what do you mean? sam dropped out so i could go to school. i got the diploma,and he got... what? look, i know you alreadknow this, bubuwhatever sam did fororou, it doesn't make what he's doing now okay. you understand, i take that ca, let you guys follow me, i'm turning g my brother. you got brothers. how would that make you feel? can't even imagine. look, i need to know what you can do for sasa he's done bad things. he's got to go to jail. but he's not a terrorist yet. is there, like, a programthat you can get him in? maybe he can get his diploma a ile he does time. i don't think so, but i'll check.

i don't know. but i do kno that we're asking him to turn in h h own brother. so there has to be something we can give. do you know what's in that backpack that sam garper wants? beryllium powder. he nds it to finish the bomb he's building that w wl render some chunkkof this city uninhnhitable. people will die, others will get sick, and it will all be to advance the cause of hate and nihilism. there are no r rorm schools for people planning what sam garper is planning. there's no second chance for people who rig trip wires to kill my agents. i don't know how chris will react to that. ll, we can't giveveim the chance to o act to it. so you want me to lie to him. he has to get to that meeting with his brother, and i want you to think about what will happen if he doesn't. you can think of it as a math problem if you have to. however you get there, you have to tell chris garper what he needs to hear.

if i have to do this, i want my pill first. i'm better at crunching numbers when i'm on nzt. to the b befits of being a aadass. hey, bud. so what'd you find out? can you help sam? as a matter of fact, we can help sam. did i pull it off? yeah, i'm afraid so. i made federal prison sound like a california vacation. in my head, i made mike and ike the prison guards. you get the metaphor. anyway, they were all gonna have so much fun. and sam wasn't just gonna get a high school diploma, he was being set up for a life of success. (paparazzi clamoring) did i lay it on a little thick? maybe. but whatever i had to say, whatever lies i had to tell, they worked.

chris just got the call-- sam wants him to pass the bag off at east river park, 4:00 p.m. cool. you okay? i've had to manipulate informants before, and... you want to take a silkwood shower when it's done, but it does get easier. it gets easier to manipulate your inforornts? what about your consultants? that's different. i think you know that. oh, yeah, i get it. it's all in the game. you never saw that show? chris wasn't handing the bag off until 6:00, so i went straight into my training session with casey. but this time would be different. i'm sure casey wasn't expecting me to get the upper hand that fast, or even at all.

i mean, really try. he got me a bunch of times, i got him a few times. but it was pretty clear i'd know what to do if i iot in another fight.t. casey: okay, so... why'd you hustle everybody? i mean, you've obviously trained before. no one learns thatuch technique in a day. i'm a quick study. boyle: our people aren't gonna move in until you walk away from your brother. now, we expect everything's gonna be just fine, but we want you clear of the arrest for your own safety. try not to spend too much time talking to sam. just give him the bag and say good-bye. all righgh

tunnel is secure. good by the south pathway. we got it surrounded. you've got two people coming from the tunnel. casey: that's sam garper. he's got his buddy with him. that's norris allen. what's he doing here? two-for-one special's on. sam. hey, bud. you look awful, n. sam: looks like you found my bag. listen, kid, this is... this is all gonna get straightened out, all right? i'm gonna be back home, you know. i i n't know when 's gonna be, but...

why are you doing this, man? doing wh? what is he doing? chris: hey, i'm sorry. this is gonna be a good thing. he brought the cops. let's get the hell out of here. sam, don't run! don't run! don't! stop! move, move, move. sam! hey! m going out. no, , 're the eyes. we stay here. cover left. go! casey: who has s es on norris allen?? stay down. good? yeah. what happened to allen? don't move!

we've got sam garper in cuffs. norris allen doubled back, pulled a gun on chris. who fired? boyle hit allen with three shots. thank god. finch. uh, alaln did get a shot off. where's th ambulance?! let's go!

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i'll call you if there's anything, too. thank you. we just got a call from bellevue. chris garper was in hydrostatic shock when they loaded him into the ambulance. they opened him up to operate, but... there was too much hemorrhaging.

i'm sorry. (sighs quietly) so i told him whatever he needed to hear to get him to that meeting, andnd. he got killed. i understand how you're feeling. it's awful. his brother sam is gonna be okay. his radiation burns were the worst of his injuries. there's a bomb that won't go off because of what we did today. you saved lives. yep. but not him. (exhales) there had to be way to do both; i just didn't think it through, not t en on nzt. this is the worst part of what we do, brian. working a c.i. gets really complicated really fast.

what's best for the case... what's best for the world, turns out to be a very different thing than what's best for the person. yeye, but that's how we get through it, right? i mean, we limit morality... (sniffles) draw boundaries, compartmentalize-- li you and casey. whatat you say it gets easier to manipulate people, to lie. how can you have an honest relationship? uh, rry... how do you know about me and casey? his cologne, it lingers on you. your reaction when naz suggested he train me. the way he shows up at your desk every morning. okay, thank you, i get it. (sighs) okay, so when i said it gets easier to lie, that was a lie. but yoyofind a way to live e th it.

no, i could use the walk. hey. you heading home? yeahahyou? oh, maybe. you doing okay? rough day out there. yeah. our guy finch is a wreck. (breathes deeply) i'm sorry, i got to asksk what are you guys doing with him? i mean, you remember when you and me started training? it took you at least two weeks just g g a handle on t t breathing. you said i was gifted. yeah, you were. brian-- he's already doing joint locks and chokes that i didn't learn till my fifth year on the mat. it's like he absorbed a decade's worth technique in a night. so e eher he's hiding the fact that he had training, or there's something else going on. he's a fast learner.

yeah. he learned about us. oh. so i guess we should sign that hr form. no. (elevator bell dings) i trust him. good night, casey. night, rebecca. brian: if you're watching this, that means y're me-- me on the pill. guy who's been telling me what to do.. (sighs) and i know you remember all this, but i'm gonna say it anyway. just because you remember everything doesn'n't mean you know everything. we are not omniscient, or today would have gone very differently. and if putting myself first memes being okay with what happened to chris garper, then i'm not playing. you tell me i've got to be ruthless to survive. but if that meanankilling the partrtf myself

that is not how i'm getting through this. that isn't how we're getting through this. so deal with it. you don't have a choice, really, because by the time i take my next pill, the damage is already going to be done. you okay? i made a copy of this file. i can't tell you exactly how w got it, but i do think you should know what's inside. you deserve to know what's inside. it's about your father, rebecca. can i come in? ah. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org ten - gun control.your thoughts as

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the non-drowsy, coughing, aching, fever, sore throat, stuffy head, no sick days, medicine. right now on cbs 2 news-- fighting medicaid changes.why those on the receiving end - say march first might not be enough time . .then, mark your calendar.why

school disict are upsetting some parents. parents.and - tired of waiting for congress - an executive order on guns. " i don't think adding rules to the books is going to slow down somebody that wants to come to a place like this and kill people. " your thoughts on the second amendment. amendment.now, the corridor's top stories and tomorrow's weather forecast in the first ten minutes. this is cbs 2 news 10 at 10. good evening.first the snow - and now some of the coldest* air of the season - is spreading across the corridor. corridor.meteorologist jeff kennedy is in tonight with the

the cold - just adding t t problems - this afternoon - in johnson county - at the scene of an apparent - drowning.that's where crews - launched a water* rescue - at coralville* lake - after a canoe with two people - in it capsized.teams were able to pull one person from the icy water.that person is now receiving treatment - at university of iowa hospitals and clinics.the second person - is still missing - and the search -

night.so far - no word on whether they were fishing - - or the identity of the two people in the canoe. iowa law-makers head ff des moines in less than two weeks - and one of the hot topics - up for debate - is - major changes in medi-caid . .*federal officials halted governor branstad's plan to *privatize medicaid - pushing back the proposed changng--to march 1st. 1st.cbs 2 news reporter steffi lee is here to explain why patients and lawmakers are concerned. matt and joy, half a million iowans will be affected by this change.with final federal approval - managed care coverage of medicaid will start in about two months. the two moh delay for iowa's medicaid transition still isn't enough in karol krotz's eyes. "this is still something i struggle with - i don't see - even under the best circumstances, how switching to private companies is going to s se any money for r the

and lives daily with memory loss, fatigue and joint pain. while federal officials hope this extra time will allow for a smoother changng- karol says medicaid patients like herself still feel out of the loop.she says the letters in the mail from the iowa department of human services helps - but without easy internet access - they direct her to. to. "i really wish there was an avenue for people like myself to see what progress is informed and educated." educated.""i don't think iowa's going to be ready by march 1st for thousands of people to move successfully into that private market." governor terry branstad's office says switching to a privive mamaet would save the state nearly 51 million dollars. dollars."we have not seen any outline of what those savings or efficiencies will be met." but governor branstad's office says they're open to bettete ideaea- saying in part:t:"the medicaid modernization beginning march 1 does have serious budget implications.

should propose wre the funds will be found.e are focused on avoiding confusion and disruption for patients and providers during the 60 day grace period."medicaid patients must choose their managed care organization by february 17 for covera to kick in on march first under the iowa health link program. the iowa department of human services outlines the information on the d-h-s website - but karol says it's still an uphill battte trying to understand what organization sign up with or how to monitor the future of her healthcare. healthcare. "we need to know who to call if we have questions - we need to know what's happening - when it's happening." happening."""the first step we need to take on january 11 is a step backwards, review where we are, how to get efficient servicis to people in need, d how to cover the coco." the iowa department of human services has a list of documents breaking down the transiti and contact numbers if you have any questions s