2:09:01
Mike, we've been checking
the situation in the Promenade Room.
2:09:05
We figure they've got
17 or 18 minutes left, if that.
2:09:09
It'll take more than 3 hours
to get them down by breeches buoy.
2:09:12
They'll die up there
if something's not done.
2:09:14
We might have the answer.
2:09:16
Johnson's a structural engineer.
Tell the chief your calculations.
2:09:20
The structural strength
of the joists in that room. . .
2:09:23
. . .could definitely
withstand the explosion.
2:09:28
What explosion?
2:09:31
Chief, we've got the copter ready.
2:09:33
Wait a minute. We'll handle that.
2:09:35
Just get back to your job.
2:09:39
Yes, sir.
2:09:42
What explosion?
2:09:44
We can blow the tanks
two floors above the Promenade Room.
2:09:47
They hold 1,000,000 gallons of water.
That's enough to drown the fire.
2:09:54
-You're crazy.
-Mike, it's the only way.
2:09:58
You could kill everybody up there.
2:10:00
I don't think so.
2:10:03
You don't think?
2:10:04
When you take into account the stress
factors, the design--
2:10:07
Wait a minute. Just hold it.
2:10:10
We've already made the decision.
2:10:12
Someone has got to go up there,
rig the charges and blow them.
2:10:16
There's only two people qualified
for that. You and Conners.
2:10:20
They just brought Conners down.
He's on his way to the burn center.
2:10:26
Under the circumstances,
we can't order you to go up there.
2:10:29
I'm just laying it out for you.
2:10:33
But you. . . .
2:10:35
You see how it is, don't you?
2:10:41
How do I get back down?
2:10:48
Oh, shit!