Mark Granger? Mark Granger?
You a reporter for the Washington Tribune?
- Grew up in Kingston, New York? - That him?
What's left after four months of being starved and beaten.
- There's more. We gotta move. - You're safe, Mr. Granger.
We're gonna take you home.
Hammerhead, how we looking for an exit?
West entrance not looking good. They know we're here.
- Locals or army? - Locals.
Making a block party of it. Saw a grandma with a gun.
Do not engage unless you have to.
- I forgot my passport. - Okay.
- I can't go without my passport. - I've got it, okay?
We need to keep moving, okay?
Betty Blue, how we looking?
East side is clear.
Come to me, Mama.
Come to me.
This way.
Wait, militia's moving.
- Help, please. - You're gonna be okay.
Extraction side is west.
Can't go west. Got nearly 50 hostiles.
Circle around them.
Dog Patch 06.
We are five minutes from extraction site.
Package is secure.
We cannot wait around.
Helo en route for evac.
See you then.
Bird is on the way.
Coast is clear.
Dirt Diver, Hammerhead, give cover.
Betty Blue, Cool Breeze, take the package.
Get him to the extraction site. We cannot get pinned down here.
On my mark.
One, two, three.
Hey, hey, hey, calm that breathing.
Let's hear it, baby. Four in, hold for four.
Hold for four, out for six.
Dog Patch 06.
Betty Blue is down.
Will need medical personnel on the ready.
Dog Patch, do you...?
What was that?
The Israelis have started their offensive early.
Probably jamming all the satellite communications.
Keep trying to get through.
Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze.
We gotta keep going.
- Helicopter's not gonna wait. - Dog Patch 06.
I'm good.
All right, get him up. Let's go.
I got you.
- I don't hear a chopper. - Where are you taking me?
Dog Patch 06, you hear me? You're going home.
- To America? - Yeah.
- I think my lung's collapsed. - You're good, stay calm.
Keep breathing.
I repeat, Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze. Come in.
There's our chopper.
Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze.
Dog Patch 06. Do you copy?
Change of plan.
Dirt Diver, Cool Breeze, we need a home.
Something with a nice view.
Keep him quiet.
No, there's something wrong with him. He can't help it.
Move, now.
Move. Come on.
Over here. Come on.
Shh. Shh.
- Where can I put him? - Over here.
Okay, bro.
He's lost a lot of blood. Lung's collapsed.
Probably a hemothorax.
That's what I've been saying.
No, get a chest tube in me.
Who's the doctor here?
Me.
I can't breathe.
I know, bro.
- Darling, put it right there. - Your drink.
Why'd you stop? Come on.
Tiffy?
- What are you doing here? - Thought you could keep this a secret?
Oh, what the hell is this?
Trying to figure out why the mother of my godchild is behaving in this fashion.
- It's my business. - If it's about money, I'll give you money.
Just leave me alone, please.
- We can help. - In what way?
As I don't need your money, and I don't need your morality.
What if your daughters find out?
My daughters are taking horseback-riding and music lessons.
- And I'm paying for them. - There are options.
There aren't. Where's my car?
Can we go someplace and talk this through?
- We're here to help. - You wanna help? Leave me alone.
- Stay away from me. - I'm not judging you, Tiffy.
I'm judging you. I'm judging you moralistic and intrusive.
And my car was right here.
Are you not ashamed of what you're doing?
I'm not ashamed of supporting my children.
In a week, month, I will find something.
- But right now, I'm paying the bills. - Hey, that guy wants his money back.
- Are you okay? - Yeah, my car is gone.
- Did you put the pass on the dash? - Yeah.
It might've been towed.
Happened to a couple of girls a few weeks ago.
Towed.
Hey, they're gonna hear that.
Be quiet.
Clamp down on that.
Didn't make the incision big enough.
Do it fast.
Soldier, you are not here.
You're back at home.
Sweet little honey you keep talking about.
What's her name? Annie?
You missed out on her. She's with me.
- Keep talking. - I'm putting the tube in.
Look up. Look at this finger.
Annie's got a sister.
Aliya.
Three years younger.
Skin so soft, make you cry just to touch it.
How soft is her skin, Top?
Like a peach, babe.
Like a peach.
Keep him still.
So Aliya and her friend Cynthia...
...they wanna give you a back rub at the same time.
Breathe in, brother.
Come on, refill that lung.
Refill that lung.
So they're taking off your shirt.
Can you feel their hands on your back?
Just on my back?
Give me that blanket.
Shh.
I need you to move.
How's that back rub feel?
They're looking for us, house to house.
How many in the search party?
Eight, maybe 10. We can't stay here.
How long do we got?
I don't know. They're fast.
My guess is they'll be knocking on our door inside an hour.
Keep him quiet.
- I understand, I do. - Shut that down now.
Aabib. Aabib.
Don't move.
Get back in.
WOMAN:
Lift him up and carry him if you have to. Get him back in the other room now.
Hey, get back here.
Back in the other room.
- I can help him. - You speak English.
Just give me a second. He's my brother.
Let me try.
Go.
Get back here now.
One minute.
Okay. Get him back in the other room.
This place tows for the city. Try that one.
- No way. - What?
This guy?
Oh, that guy. He comes in here.
Yeah, I danced for him.
You're meeting the right people.
He see your car?
Yeah, he saw me drive up last week.
- Other girls had their cars towed? - Yeah, two others.
What about the parking pass?
Well, it's either not on the windshield or it's on the ground or gone altogether.
He probably pops the lock on the car, takes out the pass, tows the car.
Well, how much is this gonna cost me?
- Two-fifty. - That bastard.
- I need my car. - I'll go with you.
- I don't have the money. - We'll fight.
I'm in.
I'm not gonna have a pregnant woman begging for my car at 3 in the morning.
You ever seen me beg for anything?
Annie, can you drive me?
Sure.
211 Wilton.
Good girl.
- He's tachy. Losing fluid. - This one's empty.
- Must be bleeding internally. - Chest hasn't distended, not discolored.
He's bleeding somewhere.
I found another bullet hole. He was shot twice.
- We gotta roll him over. - Bullet could've fragmented.
Easy, easy, easy. Gotta get it out.
Moving him around this much, bullet could be cutting him up inside.
Scapula's broken up.
Could've cut the artery.
Hey, hey, hey, soldier.
Soldier, soldier. Soldier, listen to me.
We are under siege. You need to be quiet.
You hear me?
I can feel the edge of the bullet.
- Can you pull it out? - Sharp as a razor.
I gotta go slow.
Oh, God, cut it out.
Got it.
Okay, breathe.
Breathe.
Five, four, in, two, three, four.
Hold it. Out, two, three, four.
He's losing a lot of blood.
You gotta clamp that artery.
- Top. - Yeah?
- I'm dying. - What?
Leave me.
Get out of here.
I ever lie to you? Huh?
You're not dying. You understand me?
You are not dying.
My hand to God.
Zero-six, do you copy?
Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze.
You have the clamp on him. Thanks.
- Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze. - Pulse is thready.
Search party's getting closer. We're down to 30 minutes.
Plan B was to go to the beach and get extracted there.
That's 10 blocks away.
If they get to this building, we will be jammed up with no way out.
He can't make it.
We move him now, he will die.
Well, I understand that, brother, but if we do not go now, we will all die.
We need another chopper, Top.
They don't know where we are.
And they're not gonna send another helicopter without a target.
I'm not leaving him.
We need to get a message out.
I know a place with a dedicated T1 landline.
- Dog Patch 06, this is Cool Breeze. - It has a genny.
We used it to get stories out when the power went down.
Militia will be all over that.
Nobody knows about it except a couple of Western reporters.
It's...
It's four blocks away.
Draw me a map. Show me where it is.
No, it's a basement.
- There's no address. - Can you take me?
I need you to take me.
I got this.
Well, well, well.
I remember you.
I guess it was a memorable evening for us both.
What can I do you for?
You towed my car.
Oh, jeez.
God, I'm sorry. Did I?
You're kidding. That's dreadful. Let me take a look.
Get you out of here quick.
I'm not gonna be able to pay you the 250.
I've got two girls.
I need a security deposit and two months' rent so I can get a new place.
Wow, sounds like someone's getting a divorce.
Is that your thing?
Please, I just need my car.
That's all I need. I don't need a hassle.
Oh, I'm sorry.
I can't help you.
It's been registered with the city.
- Every car that comes in gets registered- - Please.
I'm really sorry. If I'd known it was you-
Look, there's an ATM at a bank down the strip mall.
I could drive you down there. We could get a cup of coffee.
I could front you some of the money while I rented some of your time.
- Go to hell. - Come on.
No, really, go to hell.
Oh, by the way, there's been some damage to the car.
I don't know if we did this, or if it was like this when it came in...
...but the muffler's all banged up.
It might fall off.
You might want to take a look.
No, I...
I can't see what you're talking about.
- Tiffy, get up. - What?
- There are no damages. - He wanted to see you bend over.
Oh, I'm going to the cops, you son of a bitch.
- Easy, cowgirl. - You're a bastard.
There's a $20 parking fee for every day the car's left here.
We're coming back with the police.
I just can't do this anymore.
I know a police sergeant's wife.
We're going to take care of it.
Safety off, point and squeeze.
- Can you do that? - Who are you guys?
SEALs? Special Ops?
Can you do that?
Yeah.
That's your focus.
Put that on.
We're gonna need help getting him out.
I'll look up today's rescue code. Get the symbol up.
They should be looking for us with the satellite by now.
Make it big.
Let's move.
Come on.
- How's he doing? - Pulse is steady.
- Get ready to move. - He needs to stabilize.
These people start screaming, nothing I can do.
I'll go fast. Get your weapon, back him up.
If they think they can take him, they're gonna do it.
Welcome back, bro.
We gotta move.
We gotta get to the extraction site.
What? Are you in charge now?
You let us worry about that. Just drink as much as you can.
You leave me here.
It's the right thing.
- Where's Top? - Shut up.
- I gotta talk to Top. - He's not here.
Chopper's on its way.
They don't know where we are. Where's Mack?
Scouting the extraction site.
We're gonna get you home.
You should leave now.
Plan B is to get to the beach.
We would if we had to.
You know...
...I think Annie's good for you.
Annie's different.
You need different.
Yeah, why is that?
To spice things up a little.
Keep your world interesting.
Sergeant, you saying I'm boring?
Hell, yeah.
If it wasn't for me...
...you'd be home every night...
...ironing.
Is that so?
Tell me this. If I'm so boring, then why is she with me and not you?
You know she's only using you to get to me.
But you're...
You're a stinking hero.
You must've been shot in the head, because you're delirious, bro.
Hey, man.
I'm really glad you found her.
Shut the hell up.
Drink some more water.
Okay?
Get him quiet now.
- What does she need? - He's thirsty.
- Can I get him some water? - I need your help. I need your help.
I'm gonna have to gag the kid. Cover them.
Hey, hey, hey.
Stop.
Get back.
What did she say?
If you touch my brother, she'll jump out the window.
- Everybody will know you're here. - I understand.
Tell her if she leaves that chair, I'll kill her. Come on, translate, tell her.
He's unconscious.
What's going on?
His chest is distended and purple.
Must have started bleeding internally again.
Clamp didn't hold.
I can't find the clamp.
Answer him. Convince him everything's fine.
Okay, open the door. Convince him you're okay.
One word and I shoot you. Translate.
Good. Now lock the door.
Back here.
I need help back here.
- Go help him out. - No.
I'm not helping you anymore.
I need another set of hands now.
Shoot me. I can't help you.
Son of a bitch.
I know.
There's a retractor.
It looks like a thin, large, curved spoon.
Also take out the scalpel.
Move.
See the bottom of the incision? I need you to make a cut.
I need you to cut another inch down. Do it.
Good. Get the suture on the counter.
Give me that.
Put retractor on the wound and pull back...
...so that I can get inside and tie off his artery.
Harder. Really pull it back.
Damn it. We need to make the incision bigger.
Get the scalpel.
- Which building is it? - There, across the street.
It's a police station.
Where exactly is this T1 line?
They deserve our help.
Their children are suffering.
Stop. Don't come any closer.
You don't have to do that.
You're gonna be okay. You know that.
I promised I would help them.
Speak out against America and England. Let the world know what's happening.
Well, how you gonna do that if you don't go home?
What about your wife, Susan?
Your little girl, Jessie?
Damn it.
Now, calm down.
Relax.
I'm gonna show you something, okay?
I'm gonna show you something.
Listen to me and relax.
Remember who you're going home to, all right?
Now, I'm gonna take my hand away.
We're gonna go back.
We're gonna take you home.
All right?
Come on, let's go.
Got it.
Bleeding's stopped.
This is the last of the saline.
- He's your friend? - Yeah.
Where's the T-shirt from?
"Mr. Electrix. "
It's my uncle's.
He's an electrician in Columbus, Ohio.
I worked for him last summer.
Go be with your family.
I get it.
No, I'm sorry to wake you.
We'll file a report. Thanks.
He didn't hear about the other girls' complaints.
But he'II look into it.
And what about my car?
To get it out fast, we're gonna have to pay, then fight to get your money back.
You know, I found a really cute place too.
It had a backyard.
I really wanted the girls to have a yard.
You won't lose it.
Hey, maybe it's our lucky night.
Lewis has got a secret camera.
We're getting to the end.
I don't think this angle's gonna see him taking the pass from the window.
- That's him. - You mean, that's his shoes.
The security camera's for the parking lot of the club, not the street.
You can't see anything.
Sorry.
- Thought it might've caught something. - What were you gonna do with it?
Gonna threaten to give it to the cops if he didn't give me my car back.
It's 3:40 a. m., I've gotta get back to the sitter.
I've got my checkbook.
Let's go get your car.
Look, sorry there's nothing there.
- Annie, I want you to lock it up. - Yeah, sure.
Hey.
Weber doesn't know there's nothing on that tape.
Probably doesn't even know there's a security camera in the parking lot.
That's a pretty big bluff, ladies.
We hold up the tape, tell him what's there.
If he doesn't go for it, we write him a check and go home.
He can go to the cops. It's blackmail.
Who are they gonna believe?
That guy?
Or poor little old me?
Ooh.
Hey, you're back.
Got a little proposition for you.
Well, I like the sound of that.
Look, we know you took the parking pass off the dashboard.
That would be illegal.
What's that?
There's a security camera in the bar parking lot.
It sees across the street.
Give me my car back, stop harassing the girls, and we'll forget all about this.
- You threatening me? - That's right.
I'll go to the cops and show them that tape.
- Shall I do that? - What are you, her sister?
Something like that.
Okay, PTA meeting's over.
Give me the tape.
Give us the car.
You're not leaving here with that tape.
You think this is some kind of joke?
I could lose a city contract over that.
- All the more reason to give us the car. - Don't threaten me.
I'll slap the damn taste out of your mouth.
- You don't wanna do this. - Tape.
- Give me the tape. - Get off of me.
Get the hell off of me. Get off of me.
Hey, hey, hey. Okay, it's over.
- It's over. - All right, I'm good.
I'm good. I'm fine.
- I'm fine. - Get the keys.
- Here. - Let's go.
Let's go before he starts crying.
This PTA meeting just kicked your ass.
Get in. Sit there.
He's been Stockholmed. Keep an eye on him.
- Where's Mack? - He didn't come back.
- Hezbollah's on the first floor. - He's stopped breathing.
Heart's stopped.
Again.
Come on, Betty.
- Beautiful sound. - Yes, it is.
Get it out, brother.
Hey.
American soldiers-
We're moving, now.
- What about Mack? - He'll catch up.
Use the tablecloth.
Back up. Back the hell up.
Only one way out.
Back the other way.
Reload. Reload.
Our ammo won't last.
- We gotta move. - Last man.
I'm out.
- Take mine, bro. - Go.
Get out of here.
- I'm out. - Go.
All right, 10 long blocks to the beach.
No stopping. You ready?
Hell, yeah.
Cakewalk, Top.
- He good? - He loves the beach.
Grab the other end.
We're getting you home.
See you at the sand in three, two...
- Well, ain't that a sight. - Who are they?
That is the United States Marines.
- Sergeant major, Special Ops. - Saw the signal.
Brought a truck for your wounded. Colonel's looking for you.
Picked up your signal on satellite.
Sir?
Yeah, he's stable.
And the package is secure.
Yes, sir.
Semper fi, sergeant.
Semper fi.
It's gonna be okay.
Okay, okay, okay.
- You did it again. - All right, let's go.
We'll have a drink later.
Sniper!
- Get us out of here. - Get this truck moving.
Drive this truck now.
You hold on. You hold on, you hear me?
- Top. - You hold on.
Stay with me.
Gotta get you home.
You hear me?
You're going home.
- You're going home. - Oh, no.
Oh, Lord.