Random Hearts
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00:55,360 -- 00:00:58,029555-01-36.
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01:00,449 -- 00:01:04,826If you check in, I'm heading for
the airport early. Meet me for coffee.
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01:41,533 -- 00:01:43,192They're gonna mark you tardy.
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01:43,492 -- 00:01:44,951I've got court today.
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01:45,621 -- 00:01:46,570You working late?
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01:48,623 -- 00:01:49,738I can if you are.
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01:49,999 -- 00:01:52,157Thought I'd take you to The Palm.
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01:53,462 -- 00:01:56,213I wanna get my dad
one of those weather radios.
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01:56,590 -- 00:01:59,923The nothing-but-weather ones.
Now that he's on the water.
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02:00,551 -- 00:02:03,257Get him a book.
Let him dope it out. He'd like that.
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02:03,764 -- 00:02:05,424You'd like that.
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02:06,266 -- 00:02:08,889He doesn't think the weatherman
will lie to him.
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02:09,187 -- 00:02:11,594He wants to know
if a hurricane's coming.
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02:11,856 -- 00:02:13,480What's wrong with The Palm?
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02:15,233 -- 00:02:17,311It's Friday night. It'll be crowded.
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02:17,987 -- 00:02:19,861You like it crowded.
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02:20,447 -- 00:02:22,155Okay, let's go to The Palm.
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02:46,056 -- 00:02:48,216If you're just killing time...
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02:54,484 -- 00:02:55,812Help!
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02:58,111 -- 00:02:59,819Did he talk about God?
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03:00,488 -- 00:03:02,482Ask him if God said anything bad.
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03:02,742 -- 00:03:05,576If we get him to say
God speaks to him, then--
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03:05,911 -- 00:03:07,109That thing's cordless.
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03:07,454 -- 00:03:08,912What else did he say?
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03:09,247 -- 00:03:10,031Oh, baloney.
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03:11,125 -- 00:03:13,082She's on the phone.
She'll be right down.
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03:13,335 -- 00:03:15,577What's he know about
the democratic process?
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03:15,921 -- 00:03:17,201I gotta go.
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03:18,383 -- 00:03:19,758Got any cash?
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03:20,009 -- 00:03:20,791Sure.
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03:21,135 -- 00:03:22,843I need about a half a million.
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03:24,554 -- 00:03:28,423against me as a write-in.
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03:28,685 -- 00:03:29,633He's a nutcase.
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03:29,936 -- 00:03:32,426With a chain of drugstores
and a lot of money.
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03:33,065 -- 00:03:34,440- Where are you going?
- New York.
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03:34,858 -- 00:03:38,060New Hampshire won't stand for him
buying a seat in Congress.
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03:38,319 -- 00:03:39,268He's Elmer Fudd.
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03:39,570 -- 00:03:40,770Yeah, sure.
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03:41,031 -- 00:03:43,652Jessie's birthday's Wednesday.
I said we'd both be home.
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03:44,034 -- 00:03:45,409Sure.
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04:05,556 -- 00:04:06,505Attention.
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04:06,766 -- 00:04:10,465Convective Sigma 3 Echo in effect
for Washington-Baltimore area.
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04:10,769 -- 00:04:14,305A line of thunderstorms
approximately 60 miles wide...
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04:14,565 -- 00:04:19,394...moving from 260 degrees at 15 knots
with tops to flight level 350.
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04:19,738 -- 00:04:22,904Wind gusts to 60 knots and possible
cloud-to-cloud lightning.
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04:23,199 -- 00:04:25,606Visibility occasionally one mile...
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04:35,045 -- 00:04:36,753I said I wouldn't take PAC money.
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04:37,005 -- 00:04:39,792- That's when we didn't need it.
- What do I say now?
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04:40,174 -- 00:04:42,797Do you swear to tell the truth?
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04:43,095 -- 00:04:44,126I do.
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04:46,181 -- 00:04:48,173Name and occupation for the jury.
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04:48,474 -- 00:04:51,346William Van Den Broeck.
Sergeant in Internal Affairs...
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04:51,604 -- 00:04:54,011...of the District of Columbia
Police Department.
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04:54,398 -- 00:04:56,306And what's your job, sergeant?
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04:56,566 -- 00:05:01,145Internal Affairs investigates incidents
or allegations of misconduct...
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05:01,447 -- 00:05:05,825... involving sworn officers and
employees of the District of Columbia.
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05:22,093 -- 00:05:23,884Miami boarding at gate 33.
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05:24,137 -- 00:05:26,212He thinks we'll let him
get away with that?
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05:27,473 -- 00:05:29,052Depose Henry.
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05:29,518 -- 00:05:30,928Sure.
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05:31,228 -- 00:05:32,805I'll see you.
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05:34,647 -- 00:05:35,431Sergeant...
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05:35,691 -- 00:05:36,806...Van Den Broeck...
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05:37,192 -- 00:05:40,726...you had to take a test
to make sergeant, didn't you?
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05:41,154 -- 00:05:42,434It was a written exam.
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05:42,697 -- 00:05:44,940If I put into evidence
records showing...
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05:45,242 -- 00:05:47,567...56 officers took
the test same time as you...
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05:47,828 -- 00:05:51,280...and you did better than 54 of them,
would that be about right?
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05:52,125 -- 00:05:54,117- We could look it up.
- The point is...
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05:54,376 -- 00:05:55,787...you're a smart guy.
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05:56,044 -- 00:05:58,797Number two on the written,
11 years a sergeant.
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05:59,049 -- 00:06:00,708How come you're not a lieutenant?
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06:00,967 -- 00:06:02,425Where are we going with this?
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06:02,718 -- 00:06:03,832Is it because you're white?
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06:04,094 -- 00:06:06,135She cannot do that! Your Honour!
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06:15,440 -- 00:06:19,519From 11 News,
this is a special report.
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06:27,493 -- 00:06:28,691May I help you?
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06:29,455 -- 00:06:31,862I'm looking for a gift for my wife.
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06:32,124 -- 00:06:36,121Is there a radio just for weather?
It's for my father-in-law in Florida.
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06:36,377 -- 00:06:38,455I got a couple back here.
I'll show you.
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06:40,674 -- 00:06:43,508A normal crew is two pilots
and three attendants.
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06:44,010 -- 00:06:46,004The aircraft involved was a 73 7...
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06:46,264 -- 00:06:49,963... which normally is configured
for seats for 96 to 138 passengers.
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06:50,225 -- 00:06:52,303- Where's this?
- Down in the bay.
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06:52,604 -- 00:06:56,221National Safety Board officials
were en route to the site...
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07:13,916 -- 00:07:15,993--over Chesapeake Bay,
20 miles south...
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07:16,336 -- 00:07:19,041... of the city limits,
where Southern Airlines flight...
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07:19,297 -- 00:07:22,582...437 to Miami went down
about an hour ago...
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07:22,843 -- 00:07:24,124... with 103 passengers...
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07:24,428 -- 00:07:26,052Anything happening?
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07:26,555 -- 00:07:29,638School cops took a nine
out of this girl's locker.
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07:29,932 -- 00:07:33,468Same gun got logged into evidence
six weeks ago. Drive-by weapon.
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07:35,188 -- 00:07:39,685--8000 feet when it veered off-course
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07:39,944 -- 00:07:42,351The only thing he isn't short on
is cash.
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07:42,654 -- 00:07:45,275He'll buy a million dollars
worth of TV time...
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07:45,531 -- 00:07:48,368...and hide behind the best advertising
money can buy.
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07:48,911 -- 00:07:51,746I can beat him if I can get
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