:09:00
This is the International
Transit Lounge.
:09:03
You are free to wait here.
These are food vouchers.
:09:06
You can use them in the Food Court.
Your Krakozhian money is no good here.
:09:10
This is a 15-minute,
prepaid calling card.
:09:13
You may call home, if you like.
:09:15
This, in case we need to contact you,
is a pager.
:09:19
You must keep this
with you at all times.
:09:23
Here is an ID badge for you
to get into CBP. Beyond those doors...
:09:28
Mr. Navorski.
I'm going to need you to look at me.
:09:32
Beyond those doors is American soil.
:09:35
Mr. Dixon wants me to make it clear
:09:37
that you are not
to enter through those doors.
:09:40
You are not to leave this building.
America is closed.
:09:44
America closed.
:09:47
What I do?
:09:50
There's only one thing
you can do here, Mr. Navorski.
:09:54
Shop.
:09:56
Passengers of flight 854
New York/Warsaw...
:10:07
... the international community
tries to secure a peaceful resolution.
:10:11
The populace has to wonder if
they will ever find political stability,
:10:16
or find the leadership to secure
their place on the world stage.
:10:21
And next this hour,
looking to buy a 90-foot yacht?
:10:30
... taken hostage. We're hearing
that the Vice President has been killed
:10:34
along with four cabinet members,
13 inijured soldiers and 20 civilians.
:10:38
By dawn, rebel leaders
had surrounded the state houses.
:10:41
In a symbolic gesture, the national flag
of Krakozhia was torn down
:10:45
from the Presidential Palace
and the parliament building.