9-1-1: Nashville

Just keep fighting, baby.

Mommy is right here.

Hey, Millie.

Hey, Doctor Sam.

What are you doing up in the NICU?

Little birdie told me that you haven't been home since he was born.

Nurse Dani called you, didn't she?

She's kicking me out, huh?

She's just looking out for you.

- It's been five days. - I know.

But Jude needs me by his side to keep fighting.

You know, it's not fair.

He wasn't due for six more weeks,

and my husband was supposed to make it back from deployment before he got here.

I know.

He still can't even breathe on his own.

He was supposed to be born healthy and safe.

Not in the parking lot of an ER.

Millie.

Look, I know it's not fair, but you had a very difficult birth,

so you need to take care of yourself so you can take care of Jude.

I just don't want him to be alone.

He won't be alone, I promise.

The nurses are gonna show him all the love,

and I'll even come sit with him every chance I get, okay?

Okay.

Mommy loves you so much, Jude.

I promise I'll be back soon.

All right, let's get you home, let's get you some sleep,

and we'll see you tomorrow.

Let me get you a ride, okay?

No, it's okay. I can use the app.

Whatever gets you to a pillow.

Two hours?

That's weird.

Forget it.

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Mr. Mayor, how you feeling?

Like a hacker tried to punch a hole through my chest.

They replaced my pacemaker

with one that's no longer connected to the Internet.

Yeah, it's probably for the best, sir.

What are we doing to stop these bastards from hitting us again in an hour?

People are starting to panic out there.

We may have some good news for you on that front,

thanks in part to a key insight from Ms. Raleigh here.

- We zeroed in on a suspect. - I'm listening.

Every official whose medical device was hacked at your press conference

Clear a path.

…voted against paying the ransom in the meeting here today.

Opposed? Okay.

So only someone with eyes in the building would have known who to target.

So you think this was an inside job?

- Looks that way. Yeah. - Well, who the hell is it?

Our prime suspect is Ariella Kinsey.

She's a partner at a consulting firm, Haynes and Frears.

We've got eyes on her now.

According to her own travel records,

she led audits of LA Water and Power a week before the city was attacked,

and Atlanta in 2022, just three days before theirs.

I didn't know there was a hack in Atlanta.

Because they paid the ransom.

And on that note, we found several offshore accounts tied to Ms. Kinsey

that she never reported to the IRS.

Then why isn't she in handcuffs yet?

We believe she has a secondary device that she didn't surrender to us,

one that she's using to orchestrate the attacks.

So arrest her, then search her after.

We have to assume she won't have it on her person.

These are sophisticated strikes, she probably preprogrammed them to launch.

Now, we have to locate the device, then make the arrest.

Okay. And how do you plan on doing that?

Are you familiar with the StingRay device?

You're talking to someone who is unable to pair his phone to his car.

It mimics a cell tower,

forces all the phones in the area to connect to it while extracting metadata.

It'll intercept her signal. We obtained a warrant for one.

Great. So what's the holdup?

We're flying it in from Quantico. Won't be here for another 45 minutes.

We'll make our move once it gets here.

Let's just hope we beat the clock.

Chaos has descended on Nashville today,

leading Mayor Lowery to issue a shelter-in-place advisory

from his hospital bed until the hack is over.

There is gridlock across the city.

Residents are racing to stockpile supplies.

Gasoline stations are running out of gas,

and those that are still operational,

the lines are around the block.

Follow...

- What? - Well, you shouldn't fill your head

with all that crap.

- I wanna know what's going on out there. - No, you should focus on mending up.

- Thank you, Daddy. - You're welcome.

- - Oh.

Oof. Yeah.

You know, for all the money we give this place, you'd think

- they could afford better coffee. - Yeah, well,

it's probably best that our funds

- are going towards the medicine. - Yeah.

But you know, if you're feeling generous,

there's a certain fire department that could use a donation.

Don't you start about that now.

This ultimatum that you're giving Don about firing Blue is...

- That is between me and Don. - No, it's not.

What happens to Blue affects this whole family.

Exactly.

Because we don't know who this kid is or what his game is, and…

You sound like I did before I hired Charlie to look into him.

You went to my PI behind my back?

I did. Kinda.

- Well, good for you. - Mm-hmm. And you know what I found out?

Blue's a great kid.

You know, for all I had to say about Donald over the years,

I never thought he'd step out on you.

He didn't step out on me.

We were separated at the time. I just didn't tell you.

Oh... ...that doesn't excuse him from playing around.

- He wasn't the only one, Daddy. - Oh.

Oh, please. Enough of that.

- That's enough. - Okay, so listen, like it or not,

Blue is a part of this family now.

So how long have you known about him?

Since before he was born.

What? So for two decades you lied to me?

You… The person I care about most in this world?

His mama didn't want us to have anything to do with him,

and it wasn't… it wasn't my news to share.

- I didn't... - Oh, cut the crap, Bly.

I deserved to know.

It's so rich, you lecture me about, oh, Blue is part of the family, but y…

And if anybody has the right

to-to-to say they've been left out of this family, it-it's not Blue.

It's me.

Yeah, he's definitely gonna puke.

Give him a chance. He's got this.

- Twenty says he spews. - Forty says he doesn't.

- Hey, Blue, you good? - Yeah, I'm good.

- You're not gonna be sick, are you? - No.

Wait.

Yeah, I'm good.

Easy money, baby.

- What is going on here? - Cap.

- - Is Blythe okay?

Yeah, she's gonna be fine, thanks. Wha…

Unlike my cadet here, who looks like he's about to keel over.

- - He just saved the day.

Ladder truck almost ran out of gas, and we couldn't refill

- with the house pumps since the hack. - Yeah, so Blue had the idea

to siphon some from the engine to balance it out.

Where the hell did you learn how to do that?

When I was 12, Mama had this boyfriend named Boogie...

Okay, you know what? I don't want to know.

Either way, I say we're looking at our employee of the month.

Yeah, I don't doubt it.

Hey, Cap. Do you want to talk to me about something?

Taylor, cut it off halfway. I don't want to drain the engine too much.

Everybody, gear up. Next attack should be in about 20 minutes.

I want everyone locked in. Blue, a word.

Look, Son, I am, uh... I'm not gonna sugarcoat this.

- I have some bad news. - Is it about the hack?

No... the department is facing budget cuts.

Oh, God.

Ryan's grandfather has agreed to bridge the gap on one condition.

And what is that?

That I let you go.

Now look, I-I... I'm gonna take him to the mat

to convince him to change his mind,

but if I can't…

You gotta choose the many over the one.

- That's right. -

Looking for something?

You trying to give me a heart attack?

You're a long way from your office, Ms. Kinsey.

Yeah, only about a thousand miles.

My office is in Miami, but you jackboots won't let me leave.

So what are you doing back here?

Not that it's any of your business, looking for a legal pad.

I sent my brainless assistant for one.

Legal pad. That's kind of old school, no?

You took all my devices, remember?

I thought I did.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, I find it more than just a little shady

that with ten minutes left on the hacker clock,

you suddenly decide to go rummaging through a cabinet in some random office.

I'm a very task-orientated person.

Step away from the cabinet, Ms. Kinsey.

Agent Westen.

So what is it, a tablet, burner phone, smart watch, what?