[ beep ] [ sighs ] this is stone back when he was just holding them all hostage. this is him later... and later. castle: his asthma's getting worse. it's not just his asthma. it looks like he has fever and chills. it's only a matter of time before he's not able to think clearly. the man is sick, and he's getting sicker with flu-like symptoms. flu-like symptoms? uh, castle, that case. paul reeves was investigating a missing flu virus. this is all connected somehow. it has to be. once i hear that she's in international airspace, i'll surrender. [ coughs ] [ sniffs, inhales deeply ] [ inhales deeply ] [ sighs ] because i'm giving you my word. stone's not looking too good. hey, exactly how long is that gonna take, huh? if he passes out and releases that switch, we're all dead. we got to make a move. bob, bob, bob, that's... the same plan as before? that's not acceptable. yeah. [ sighs ] when?

he gets distracted when he puffs on his inhaler. next puff, we go. look, those are my conditions. once i hear from erin that she's free, i swear, i'll let everybody go. [ beep ] [ sighs ] don't worry, everyone. it's almost over. [ inhales deeply ] [ all gasping ] no, stop! please! secure the switch. i'm not done yet! i'm not done yet! go, go, go, go. good job. [ all sigh ] [ dialing ] [ beep ] hey, javi. esposito: what's up? we took down stone. nobody's hurt. everybody's fine. it's over. it's not over, man. what? what do you mean, it's not over?

i don't want a ticker-tape parade or anything like that, but did you not just hear what i said? listen, javi. this is about more than a suicide vest. the cdc turned up a lethal variant of the h5n1 virus in stone's apartment. it's a hot zone. stone's infected... ...and everyone around him might be, too. i got the door open! i got it! close that door! i said close it now! nobody leaves the train! i am jim gardner. a huge crowd gathers on the streets of ferguson, missouri. they learn that an officer will not face charges in the shooting of brown. i'll have more information on the accuweather forecast. next at 11:00. randy: oh i know that, but thursday and friday,

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it's been given to the passengers, and it can knock down the virus even after exposure. so he's gonna be okay? doctors are optimistic. and the cdc is retracing stone's steps to identify who else he was in contact with. this guy's like an evil version of typhoid mary. the suicide vest, the demands -- all about exposing people long enough to get them infected so they'd spread the virus. well, it could have been far worse if he had made it to that seminar or the opera. in proximity to all those people, he could have caused an epidemic. but i-i-i'm still not clear. how does our shooting victim fit into all this? paul reeves was investigating the lab where a sample of h5n1 went missing. we think he figured out that stone had stolen the virus, which is why stone lured him into the park and killed him. beckett: but, sir, there are still questions, like who stone was working with and why he did this in the first place, so we need to go and talk to him. well, you better hurry up because i hear he's not in good shape. yes, sir.

[ monitor beeping ] [ coughing ] you're not the priest. no, but i can take your confession. we know you had help, mr. stone. white knight -- who is he? [ sighs ] someone i met through the "free erin" site a few months back. what was his real name? i don't know. we bonded over erin... over how to get her out. he was a strategic thinker. i wasn't, so he helped me with the plan. i never would have detonated that vest. i just -- i just needed some leverage. i love erin. all i wanted was to see her free. more like you wanted to get people sick. what do you mean? you tried to start an epidemic by spreading your deadly virus. erin was just a sideshow. what are you talking about? the opera, the seminar -- hundreds of one-percenters in close proximity.

that was the perfect environment to spread your disease. it -- disease? no, i -- i was trying to find the best spot to take my stand for erin. then why did you call paul reeves? white knight s-said that it was part of the plan. i-i...called reeves to tell him about some meeting at the park. i didn't even know who he was. the seminar and the opera -- were those white knight's ideas, too? so i was set up. somebody used me. this thing i have -- i may have given it to other people, too? okay, that is not how i imagined that conversation would go. if stone's telling the truth, then he's a fall guy. he was groomed, turned into a vector for the virus, and manipulated into spreading it.

which means this all connects to paul reeves' investigation of the lab where the virus came from. [ receiver clicks ] stone was deliberately infected. the cdc confirmed that someone turned his asthma inhaler into a virus-delivery system. the question is, who came up with that idea? the answer has got to be connected to this lab that paul was investigating. i think it is. beckett, take a look at this. the, uh, lab from which the virus went missing -- uh, latham pharmaceuticals -- they're the same company that makes the vaccine that espo and the others got. which is why they had samples of h5n1 in the first place. right, but as part of his investigation, paul was looking into production orders of the vaccine -- specifically, this one for 10 million units of the vaccine. castle, there were only 1,000 reported cases of h5n1 worldwide. so why would latham suddenly order up 10 million vaccines? unless they knew that there was gonna be an outbreak. i think paul was asking the same question. ms. jarvis, thank you for taking the time. o-of course. yeah, d-- have you found whoever, uh, did this to paul?

no, not yet, but we do have a few questions. now, do you know why he was investigating latham pharmaceuticals? it was his job. companies that produce vaccines with federal money are tracked by g.a.o. and latham developed a vaccine for a rare but deadly flu virus, didn't they? i mean, a flu so rare that the vaccine just sits on the shelf. yeah, we see that a lot. preventive vaccines are created, but not all flu strains become widespread. well, they do with a little help. excuse me? you recently converted all of your assets to latham stock. why is that? how i invest is none of your concern. it became my concern when you tried to start an h5n1 epidemic. castle: with the help of someone gullible, someone you could easily manipulate, like jared stone. what on earth are you talking about? i d-- i don't know any jared stone. your husband was one of the prosecutors who put away his girlfriend, erin wilson. so when you needed a patsy, you knew just where to look. and then your colleague paul,

when he saw that huge vaccine order, he started digging. and when you saw that he was getting closer to the truth, you eliminated him. that is absurd. you can't prove any of this. castle: actually, we can. we found the e-mails you wrote in your cloud account, under the username "white knight." we also arrested a latham executive with whom you were colluding. he admitted to his role, and he cut a deal. and he threw you under the bus. you could have infected and killed millions of people, ms. jarvis. and for what, so you could drive a nicer car, buy a bigger house? was this all just because of money? i want a lawyer. you better find a good one. hey. hey. so, i, uh -- i hear everybody's good to go. clean bills of health. this time yesterday, catching the flu was the least of our problems. you did all right down there. i don't care what they say about transit cops. mm. what they say about gold shields is even worse --

mostly 'cause it's true. we make a tight team. bonds forged in the heat of battle -- you know how it is. yeah. i wasn't straight with you. i have a 5-year-old son. uh, you said that you didn't have a family. why hide that? i didn't want you worried about me being a mom down there. [ scoffs ] you are a piece of work, marisa. who's lenny? or is it lanie? how do you know about her? on my last tour, an i.e.d. blew out my eardrum. got pretty good at reading lips. you were saying her name before you took down stone. yeah, i don't -- i don't remember that. who you think of in that moment -- it has weight. don't trade what's real for something that isn't. i'll see you around, javi.

well, it's not every day you come across someone who makes a suicide bomber look like the good guy. so, i talked to the hospital. jared stone will make a full recovery, though clearly his troubles aren't over yet. yeah, unless he goes to the same prison as erin wilson, because in the end, jared stone was driven by the most primal of emotions -- love. except he could have picked a better way to express it. hey, look who's here. what's up? beckett: hey! hail the conquering hero! man, you gave me a scare. that's because you're a wimp. oh. okay. yeah, well, i guess that makes me a wimp, too. oh. got any of that left over for me? javi, i was worried sick. i thought -- i know what you thought, but i'm here. i'm back. i'm all right. i hate to interrupt, but i have a brilliant idea. how about we all go to the old haunt, huh?

drinks on me. yeah. come on, we'll take the subway. too soon? too soon. please accept this as a token of my apology. [ laughs ] am i on the wrong track, here? unnext, accuweather is tracking snow. and a grand jury reaction after they decide not to charge an officer for the ferguson shooting. taking your dog on a

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will not be indicted for the killing of michael brown. a large crowd gathered in the ferguson. the officials are calling for calm. there were a number of incidents of violence, luting a liquor store, gunfire near a police station and setting fire to a police car. chopper 6 was over in philadelphia. 150 demonstrators were decrying the decision in ferguson. and there will be no charges in the august 9th killing of the michael brown. a killing that led to violent protests against police weeks after the shooting. and kenneth moton is joining us live. the protestors are reacting

here. first going to sharrie williams on what the grand jury said and didn't say sharrie. >>reporter:the nation is on edge awaiting the decision. it came down to 12 jurors. nine of who were white. three were black. they had five different charges to consider against darren wilson including murder. they met in 25 different sessions and heard from more than 6 60 witnesses. the grand jury is to separate fact from fiction. they did not see enough evidence to indict officer wilson. here is robert mccullough. >> it does not change. physical evidence does not look away as the events unfold. nor does it blackout or add to mem. it's constan-- memory.

>> tonight president obama spoke to the nation encouraging common peace after the decision. >>president barack obama:we are a nation built on the rule of law. so we need if accept that this decision was the grand jury's to make. there are americans that agree with it and there are americans that are deeply disappointed, even angry. but i join michael's parents that asks anyone that protests the decision to do so peacefully. >>reporter:even while the president was asking for police, the protestors became unruly. they are illegally gathering and blocking streets. when the crowds did not budge the police forced them out. the police cars were damaged and set on fire.

the brown family did release a statement it reads in part "we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequence of his actions. we respectfully ask that you please keep your his defense lawyers say "the grand jury agree that officer wilson's actions on august 9th were in accordance with the law. many people will want to second guess the grand jury's decision. anyone that does so to do it in a respectful and peaceful manner. what about darren wilson a 26-year-old veteran a st. louis resident. he managed to stay out of site and in hiding all of this time. despite being off the radar we

do know that late last month he got married and that a marriage license. as for his new wife it's a fellow officer from the ferguson, police department. he has been on paid leave. his further wit future with thet is unclear. >> switching to kenneth moton in center city, philadelphia. what's the situation there. >>reporter:15th street re-opened at jfk and market. we saw a large police presence on every corner around this city. we have police on this corner and we have them across the street here at city hall. the police department had a plan in place. right now that plan is in action.

they have been angered. here is the moment that they heard the word of the missouri. >> i determine that no probable cause exists to file any charges against officer wilson. [booing] >>reporter:the abuse and chants came outside immediately. >> we'll get through this together. >> more than 100 protestors and supporter was mike brown are disappointed angry and shocked. >> it's ridiculous. i am just choking. i am sorry. it's ridiculous. the fact that, the fact that there is no probable cause. >>reporter:the philadelphia police officers spanned across the city. the mission was to keep the peace. they demanded action against darren wilson hoping that the u.s. justice department wilmington now step in. >> there was nothis was not evea

conviction. it's to go to trial. we have to change the narrative of what we think of ourselves but what america things of us if we are going t to stop being murdered like this. >>reporter:the clergymen moved they are protest to city hall. >> we will not turn a blind eye top injustice anywhere until justice rolls down like water and righteousness like a mighty stream. >> and a live look from chopper~6 at the scene of the marchers going through our city at this point. the protestors are moving south right now. they are on south street moving east. we are told once again that the protests have been peaceful. the demonstrators have been going for more than an hour now.

we expect more protests tomorrow. we were told there will be an organized march tomorrow starting at city hall and move north up broad street to temple university. a lot of people are demanding justice at this hour. reporting live outside of city hall, kenneth moton. a lot of people are disappointed and anger. mayor nutter commented on the situation. the mayor still seems to have many questions. >> why officer wilson shot him at least 10 times? i heard no explanation about that. there seems to be no explanation for that. and that is a very, very serious element to this entire tragedy. >> and we go back live now to

ferguson, where fire has engulfed a little's pizza store. a couple of police cars have been set ablaze. there has been looting of a number of retail outlets including a liquor store. the grand jury will not indict darren wilson of the fatal shooting of michael brown. we have been hearing from viewers on 6abc's facebook. we invite you to join in the conversation and share your opinion on what is going on in ferguson, missouri. the area is set to get whiplashed in the temperature department. from sunny skies to cold rain, and yes, even snow.

cecily tynan is tracking it all. cecily, what do you see? >> jim the biggest problem with the storm system is the timing. the biggest travel day of the year. the national weather service have posted wind warnings. the storm system start as rain. it changes over to the wet snow. the areas in that watch are the best chance of seeing accumulates snow. 7:00 tomorrow morning, the low pressure is south of the panhandle of florida. it picking up moisture from the gulf of mexico. it parallels the coast 100 miles to the east. as it moves up the eastern seaboard it intensify. it creates its own cold air. 8:00 in the morning the moisture is here you will notice though it's all rain. as the storm system intensifies

it pulls down the colder air. it is to see how quickly to gets the cold air. by 2:00 it changed over to snow for most of our viewing area and the quicker you get the change over to snow the more snow you see. the timeline, it begin as rain and changes into snow by late morning early afternoon. it moves out quickly. i'll let you know how much snow where you live in the accuweather forecast. penndot is not left out of the cold. mechanics were busy to prepare the plows and drugs. in norristown they showed off their new tool, $180,000 plow and salt spreader. it can clear a lane and a half in one path.

this rig is destined to seven route 222. violence and vandalism breaks out. how close the city of brotherly love is close to hosting a democratic convention. we'll find out why fido is now welcome in tonight's special report. and of course, cecily tynan, returns on more on the wintery weather and ducis getting ready for the boys when action news continues tonight.

we want to show you a live picture from ferguson, missouri tonight where the police are facing off againstestors on the street. one is doing jumping jacks. there have been protests in the wake of a disclosure that a grand jury will not indict a white police officer that shot and killed a black teenager this past summer. yes, there has been violence. there have been efforts to turn over police cars and police cars have been set on fire. there has been gunfire. there has been vandalism. they used smoke canisters not teargas to call the protestors. many in the crowd are outraged

that there will be no indictment against a white police officer that shot and killed a black unarmed teenager by the name of michael brown on august 9th. president obama appeared tonight. he called for calm and a constructive and peaceful effort to deal with racial issues in the united states. chuck hagel resigned this morning under pressure of obama. vice president biden and obama accompanied him during the press conference. and it is now down three city as finalists to host the next democratic convention in 2016. and philadelphia was one of them. the dnc site selection committee toured with philadelphia and met with the top officials in

philadelphia. it's down philadelphia, columbus and new york. and the former governor ed rendell things that philadelphia has a very good chance. >> i think that they like philadelphia best of all if we can show them a good down payment on the money that we need run the convention i think we will get it. the benefits are enormous. >> they held right now the ben n parkway is playing host to parade practice. they rehearsed their routines. they will take part in the dunkin' donuts thanksgiving parade. it kick offs at 8:30 with your

hosts rick williams and cecily tynan. we know that people are passionate about their pets. we noticed a trend that many businesses come around to cater to that market. here is eva pilgrim with the special report. >>reporter:leaving your dog at home while you run errands may be owner. you can just snap on a leash and head to the stores. to conduct our tests we enlisted the help of boo-boo. we strapped the camera onto his back and hit the street was city hall, south philadelphia. we let him roid through home depot and at anthropology he was the hit of the afternoon. and he checked out his look in the mirror. people that we talked with,

loved the idea. >> if i had a dog, he would be my best friend. people are passionate about dogs. i am all for it. >>reporter:we tried kermit's bakery on washington avenue. the only hiccup was at lowe's. boo was not in a cart. that is store's requirement. >> they have to know how to behave in appropriate situation. don't rush into shopping unless your dog has basic training. >> so your basic etiquette your dog should not be jumping on people and generally focused on you. >>reporter:the outings can be fun. but they can be stressful on your four-legged friend. >> if you are browsing and shopping a lazy afternoon deep short. >>reporter:plus, make sure you have the proper gear and ditch

the retractible leash for a standard flat one and for sure to have poop bags. if one should happen, the advice own up to it and ask for cleaning materials. be weary of crowded stores and realize that not everyone will enjoy your pet as much as you do. >> make sure that they are only used to people to growth your dog. >>reporter:there is a dogs about town class to help to prepare you for you even your pet. we put that on a list of pet friendly stores on our website. we posted a slideshow of pets. eva pilgrim "channel~6 action news." and of course, dogs love playing in the snow. they may get an opportunity. my three big dogs i will not take them shopping.