:34:00
Newspapers print the Dead Pool
and it hurts our investigation.
:34:04
What bothers you...
:34:06
...is that we found out about
the Dead Pool first.
:34:09
You people take Janero and the Dead
Pool, add hype and distortion...
:34:13
...and innocent people get hurt.
:34:15
Aren't you overreacting?
:34:17
I've seen it happen.
:34:19
I don't like the hype, either...
:34:22
...but it happens when reporters
compete for a story.
:34:24
Why don't you start thinking about
your responsibility to the public?
:34:29
You can't kill the messenger
because of the message.
:34:34
I'm sorry, it wasn't my intention
to screw up your investigation.
:34:39
Here's the list. Now, excuse me.
:34:43
Thanks.
:34:48
It seems I owe you one.
:34:53
Dinner, that is.
:34:57
I was offered a job as an anchor
at this small local station.
:35:02
Because...
:35:03
...I was first runner-up
in Miss Colorado.
:35:07
Colorado? We're right over here.
:35:09
But I had absolutely no experience,
just my bachelor's in journalism.
:35:14
But it was a way in, so I grabbed it.
:35:20
But I didn't just smile at
the camera and read copy.
:35:24
I did anything and everything
at this station.
:35:26
Sports, news, hard news, weather.
:35:30
I produced documentaries.
:35:34
I love San Francisco.
:35:36
But it isn't easy.
:35:39
Big city, big news.
:35:42
I had to prove myself all over again.
:35:44
Have you succeeded?
:35:46
Somewhat.
:35:49
Apparently not with you.
:35:51
I shouldn't complain. At least you
stayed for dinner this time.
:35:57
I'd still love to do your story.