JFK in lockdown.

Terrorist scare or simple power outage?

Hour four passes and still no communication with--

-So what is it, Barnes?

SARS?

Bird flu?

Did someone die on the plane?

TV NEWSCASTER (OFFSCREEN): Authorities aren't speaking

yet, but a HazMat team has arrived on scene, so we'll

just have to wait and see.

KENT (OFFSCREEN): The pilot was in communication with the

tower until six minutes after touchdown.

Then everything went dead.

No communication, no movement, no noise.

The techs tell me their equipment picks up nothing.

It's completely silent inside the plane.

The shades are all drawn.

The exterior emergency releases appear jammed shut

from the inside.

Its been near five hours and the thing is sealed up tighter

than a coffin.

-Possibly some kind of toxin.

Maybe terrorism.

You have no samples yet?

-Nothing Director Barnes wants all press information to come

from the CDC.

He wants you, Dr. Goodweather, out in front of

reporters in an hour.

Be right, not overdramatic.

Planes and possible terrorism are a huge public anxiety.

-Christ, Kent.

Can't he wait till we see what the hell is going on?

-No comment.

-How long was it from when the plane landed till it went

dark, Nora?

-Only six minutes.

Whatever it was must have overpowered them immediately.

NORA (OFFSCREEN): All the shades are drawn.

Why would they all be drawn?

-Dr. Goodweather.

-You.

Why did you wait so long to call us?

Anything like this happens, you

immediately call HazMat first.

And Centers for Disease Control second.

You got me?

Has anyone gone on the plane yet and have they been

quarantined?

-No.

No one.

We can't even get the doors opened.

It's like they're sealed from the inside.

-Eph, the window there!

It's open.

It wasn't before.

-What is it, Nora?

-Yo!

We've got entry.

We were having a hell of a time.

Then the emergency door--

The seal just popped.

All on its own.

-Or somebody inside opened it.

-Well.

Let's suit up and see what we see.

-Zack must not have been happy.

-He took it better than me, I think.

I had to drop him with Kelly.

Nora, I--

-Save it.

-Once we're clear, you back out and let my team take over.

And nobody leaves the scene without going through the

medical tent.

-Got it, Doc.

OK, on three.

One, two, three!

[FOOTSTEPS]

[RADIO CHATTER]

-They're all dead here, Eph.

No signs of panic or trauma, though.

Like they all just-- fell asleep.

-Keep checking, Nora.

This makes no sense.

-Gas, maybe?

-Possibly.

Though no signs of struggle or vomiting.

Everyone's still seat belted.

Christ.

Nora, get Jimmy and Kate up here to take air, carpet, and

seat samples for testing.

NARRATOR: Able to find no cause of death for the victims

on the plane, Dr. Ephraim Goodweather and Dr. Nora

Martinez had the bodies moved to morgues across New York for

further investigation.

They discovered that the bodies, which radiate heat

even while dead, now ooze with white blood.

A small incision in the victim's neck is the only

evidence of trauma.

But it's slight.

Aside from a strange black cabinet that was found on the

plane, the doctors have no clues as to what's gone wrong.

-My name is Abraham Setrakian.

What I have to say, Doctor, is very important.

Critical.

There's no much time.

-Yes.

Well, you can call my office and make an appointment.

-The bodies.

You found them not decomposing as they should.

Changing, yes?

White blood?

-What did you say?

Where are you hearing this from?

-And a coffin?

Did you find the coffin?

If you still have it, then you still have him.

You must destroy it.

Right away.

Disperse the soil.

-Sir, please.

Slow down.

Slow.

Down.

What are you saying?

-You!

You will listen to me, yes?

It will be dark in less than an hour.

The bodies, they must be burned.

-OK.

Yes.

OK.

Please, just tell me why.

-That's the guy.

He tried to sneak in earlier.

-Sir, please step this way.

-An ancient truce has been broken.

He is here, now.

In the new world.

Here!

In the city!

-Who?

Who's here?

-Sir?

-An abomination!

A walking, devouring abomination!

Do you understand?

-Hey!

OK, that's it.

Let's go.

-Ultraviolet light.

Go over the bodies with ultraviolet light

and you will see.

Hurry, Doctor, before it's too late.

-You ready to see if the old man was crazy?

-I pray he's crazy.

Oh, God.

Jesus Christ, Eph.

What makes this?

-I'll be goddamned if I know.

This is the seat where the little girl, Emma, was.

You never forget the kids.

It must be all over the bodies.

-Something came through here.

-We need to find that old man.

TV NEWSCASTER (OFFSCREEN): The CDC is still investigating.

Family and friends mourn the death of 8-year-old Emma

Gilbarton this evening.

School friends held a candlelight

vigil for their classmate.

Family members and close friends are here at the home

of Emma's father, Gary Gilbarton.

Gary was in mourning after the loss of his wife and daughter,

and understandably wanted their home to remain private.

It's not 24 hours since the tragedy of Flight 753, but its

impact has been felt far and wide.

Tragedies like this affect not just victims, but family

members, friends, and neighbors as well.

Let's bring our town grief counselor,

Dr. Macaulay Shaffer.