Question: Walter told Jesse to kill who?
About the article "Breaking Bad", section "Season 3 (2010)".

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While in rehab, Jesse is told by a counselor (Jere Burns) to accept himself for who he is.
At this point, he has learned that Jane's father, an air traffic controller, was so distraught over her death that he inadvertently caused a deadly mid-air collision.
Jesse tells Walter that he has taken the counselor's advice and accepted himself as the "bad guy" because of his perceived role in these two incidents, unaware of Walter's culpability in both of them.
Jesse leaves rehab clean and sober, and sets out to settle unfinished business.
First, with help from his lawyer Saul Goodman (Bob Odenkirk), Jesse dupes his parents into selling him his aunt's house at a drastically reduced price.
Hank correctly deduces that Jesse's RV is the rolling meth lab used by Heisenberg, and tracks it down to a local junkyard.
Walter and Saul send a fake emergency phone call to Hank telling him that his wife is in the hospital, allowing Walt and Jesse to destroy the RV in a compactor.
Enraged upon finding out he's been duped, Hank tracks Jesse down to his house and beats him into unconsciousness.
The incident leads to Hank getting temporarily suspended from the DEA.
While Jesse is hospitalized, Walter—who has been hired by Gus as a meth cook—persuades him to renew their partnership.
Despite his dislike for Jesse, Gus is convinced that their partnership is for the best.
Jesse and Walt cook larger amounts of meth in Gus' underground "superlab", earning considerably more money.
Jesse becomes romantically involved with Andrea Cantillo (Emily Rios), a single mother and recovering meth addict from his Narcotics Anonymous meetings.
He eventually discovers that her eleven-year-old brother, Tomas, had killed Combo on behalf of two competing dealers.
Jesse concocts a plan to kill them with ricin, but is forced to abort after learning that the dealers are protected employees of Gus.
However, after Tomas is found murdered, Jesse sets out to kill them.
Walter saves Jesse at the last moment, running over the two dealers, killing one and fatally shooting the other in the head.
After Jesse goes into hiding, Gus replaces him with Gale Boetticher, Walter's previous assistant in the superlab.
Walter realizes Gus is plotting to have Gale master the "blue sky" formula as part of a larger plan to be rid of him.
To prevent this, Walter plans to pre-emptively kill Gale.
Jesse unsuccessfully advises Walter to go to the police instead.
When Walter is cornered by Gus's men Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) and Victor (Jeremiah Bitsui) at the superlab, Jesse is forced to kill Gale himself, confronting him at his apartment.
Despite Gale's pleas and his own reservations, a tearful Jesse shoots and kills him. 
Upon learning about the role Jane's death played in the plane crash, Walt is guilt-ridden and attempts to burn the money he has made from the meth business, before changing his mind at the last second.
During a discussion about a possible divorce, Skyler accuses Walt of dealing marijuana with Jesse, believing it to be the only way he could have paid his medical bills.
When Walt admits to manufacturing methamphetamine, a stunned Skyler says she will not tell anybody if he grants her a divorce.
He refuses, but moves out of the house.
Meanwhile, Gus offers Walt $3 million to cook meth for three months.
Walt declines, still despairing over the loss of his family.
Walter breaks in to his house and stays there despite Skyler's insistence he stay away.
Shortly afterward, while Walter is showering, the Mexican drug cartel hitmen Leonel and Marco Salamanca (Daniel and Luis Moncada) break into the house and wait with an axe to kill Walter to avenge their cousin Tuco's death.
Walt is only saved by the last-minute assistance of Gus, who insists he needs Walter's help producing meth.
Skyler threatens to turn Walter in to the police when she realizes he is home, but she fails to go through with it.
Later, Skyler reveals to Walter she has had sex with her boss, Ted Beneke (Christopher Cousins).
Growing frustrated by Skyler's affair, Walt attempts to kiss assistant principal Carmen Molina (Carmen Serano), who places him on indefinite suspension as a result.
Gus offers Walter a state-of-the-art meth lab concealed beneath an industrial laundry facility.
Although Walter initially continues to resist, he eventually accepts Gus' offer, then reluctantly signs Skyler's divorce papers.
After Walter and Jesse get into a physical altercation, Walter is given a new lab assistant, Gale Boetticher (David Costabile).
When Hank asks Walter if he remembers whether his former student Jesse used a recreational vehicle, Walter realizes Hank is closing in on Jesse and tries to have the RV destroyed.
Hank follows Jesse to the repair yard where the RV is kept, and knocks on the RV's door with Walt and Jesse still inside.
Guided by Walt, Jesse tells Hank that he has no legal grounds for breaking in.
Hank plans to order a search warrant, but Walt arranges for Saul's secretary to call Hank's phone, pretending to be a nurse telling him Marie was involved in a car accident, prompting Hank to leave.
Walter and Jesse subsequently have the RV destroyed.
Later, a furious Hank beats Jesse to the point that he is hospitalized.
Walter convinces Jesse not to press charges and the two make amends after Walter makes Jesse his full partner, resulting in Jesse's replacing Gale as his lab assistant.
When Hank is shot by Leonel and Marco Salamanca, Skyler insists that she and Walter will pay for Hank's medical bills, and she claims to Marie that Walter made his money by gambling.
Skyler gradually starts to become more involved in the dark side of Walter's life and proposes they buy the car wash where he previously worked for a front business to launder his drug money.
She also reveals she never filed the divorce papers Walter had signed.
Eventually, Jesse learns the drug dealers who killed his friend Combo work for Gus, and that the dealers forced Tomas (Angelo Martinez), the 11-year-old brother of Jesse's girlfriend Andrea (Emily Rios), to commit the murder.
Jesse, with Walter's albeit reluctant help, plans to murder the drug dealers himself.
Gus finds out about his plans, and Jesse's attempt is interrupted by Mike, who then takes him to a meeting of Walter, Gus, Jesse and the drug dealers, during which Gus warns Jesse not to harm the dealers and tells them to stop using children in their business.
Shortly afterward, however, Tomas is murdered by unknown gunmen, prompting an angry Jesse to seek revenge.
Upon hearing local news broadcasts about Tomas' death, Walter realizes how Jesse will respond and seeks to find him.
Just before Jesse is about to confront the dealers, Walter arrives and runs them down with his car.
One is killed instantly and Walter executes the other by a gunshot to the head.
Walter places Jesse into hiding, then later tells Gus that he has fled the state.
Although Walter insists he wishes to continue cooking meth for Gus, he quickly realizes Gus is grooming his former lab assistant, Gale, to eventually replace Walter.
He correctly predicts Gus will try to kill Walter once Gale is ready, so Walter tells Jesse they must kill Gale to prevent this.
Jesse does not want to do it and suggests Walter turn himself in to the DEA, but Walter refuses and says he will kill Gale himself.
However, before he can do so, Walter is abducted by Gus's henchmen, Mike (Jonathan Banks) and Victor (Jeremiah Bitsui), who plan to kill him.
Walter claims he will arrange to turn Jesse over to them, but when they allow him to call Jesse, Walter quickly informs Jesse he must now kill Gale himself, or else Mike and Victor will kill him.
Jesse arrives at Gale's door and tearfully shoots him. 
Making their escape after killing off Don Eladio (Steven Bauer) and the Cartel's leadership, Jesse (Aaron Paul) drives a weakened Gus (Giancarlo Esposito) and a wounded Mike (Jonathan Banks) to a makeshift emergency room Gus had prepared.
Gus recovers quickly but Mike has to stay another week before he can move, so he is left behind in Mexico.
Jesse is told that he will take over cooking meth for Walter (Bryan Cranston), but Jesse insists that Walter must not be harmed.
Gus later visits Hector (Mark Margolis) to tell him that all of the Cartel's leaders are dead, and that the henchman Jesse shot during the escape was Joaquin Salamanca, Hector's grandson, and the last of Hector's relatives.
Hank (Dean Norris) continues to investigate Gus on his own with Walter driving him, and decides to inspect the industrial laundry that hides the meth lab.
Hoping to stop Hank's investigation, Walter purposefully gets into a car accident, injuring himself and Hank.
Although he stops asking for Walter's help, Hank is still undeterred and buys a car made for disabled drivers.
Meanwhile, Ted (Christopher Cousins) attempts to return Skyler's (Anna Gunn) money after learning it was from her and earned from Walter's gambling (the cover story that she uses for the meth profits).
Ted says the money will only pay off the IRS and not help his business and pay bills, which Skyler views as an attempt to blackmail her for more money.
She calls Saul (Bob Odenkirk), who has his bodyguard Huell (Lavell Crawford) and con artist Kuby (Bill Burr) scare Ted into paying the IRS.
He does, but slips and hits his head while trying to escape from them, knocking himself out as a result.
Walter realizes that Jesse has also been cooking in the lab.
Walter pleads for them to stick together to thwart Gus, but Jesse, still bitter after their fight, turns his back on Walter.
Walter is suddenly paralyzed with an electric cattle prod by Tyrus (Ray Campbell) and brought to the desert where Gus confronts him.
Gus tells Walter to stay away from Jesse, and that although he cannot kill Walter due to Jesse's continuing loyalty to him, he asserts that Jesse will inevitably relinquish that loyalty and side with Gus, effectively eliminating what little protection Walter still enjoys.
Gus also says that Walter has failed to stop Hank's investigation so Hank will need to be killed, and if Walter interferes, Gus will kill Walter's entire family.
A panicked Walter barges into Saul's office and takes Saul up on an earlier offer to go into hiding.
The man who will do it needs $500,000 in cash immediately, which Skyler has stored in a crawl space in the house.
Walter also asks Saul to anonymously warn the DEA that Hank is being targeted.
Saul initially refuses but agrees if Gus' name isn't mentioned.
Walter rushes home and is perplexed when there is not enough money; Skyler tells him about the money she gave to Ted.
A horrified Walter screams and then suffers a breakdown, laughing maniacally.
As Skyler backs away, a crying Marie (Betsy Brandt) calls to say that the DEA have received an anonymous tip that Hank is again a target and they are sending numerous agents to guard him. 
After Gale's murder, Victor kidnaps Jesse and brings him to the meth lab.
Victor rushes back to the Boetticher residence to clean the evidence, but flees after being spotted by the neighbors.
When Gus arrives to the lab, he calmly changes into a hazmat suit and without uttering a word, slits Victor's throat with a box cutter in a gruesome show of force.
Walter is unnerved by Gus's actions and, fearing he will kill him at the next opportunity, plots to preemptively kill Gus with an illegally purchased snubnosed revolver.
However, Walter soon discovers that Gus has eschewed all contact with him and has sent a new enforcer, Tyrus Kitt, to supervise Walter's activities.
Despite this, Walter attempts to kill Gus at his home but is unsuccessful when he is interrupted via cell phone by Tyrus, who is surveilling the house.
He later approaches Mike at a bar and asks for his help in killing Gus; however, Mike beats Walter and leaves.
With help from Saul, the Whites force Bogdan into selling his car wash. Walter begins recklessly spending his money on other items, buying a Dodge Challenger for Walt, Jr.; when Skyler refuses to let Walt, Jr. accept the conspicuous gift, an angered Walter destroys the car in an empty parking lot.
Walter's demeanor becomes increasingly sinister, frightening Skyler to the point where she contemplates leaving New Mexico.
She stays, however, but tells Walter that she intends to "protect this family from the man who protects this family".
The relationship between Walter and Gus continues to deteriorate when Gus installs a surveillance camera in the lab to track Walter's movements.
He also shows concern when Jesse becomes depressed and begins to show erratic and harmful behavior.
Having found evidence linking Gus to Gale's murder, Hank begins an unofficial investigation and asks Walter to place a tracking device on Gus's car outside of his restaurant.
A harried Walter informs Gus of the tracking device, but installs it anyway after Gus instructs him to.
Walter later acknowledges to Gus they have a mutual problem with the investigation, but pleads that Gus not kill Hank.
Walter manufactures a small amount of ricin in the meth lab and gives it to Jesse, telling him to covertly poison Gus as soon as possible.
Walter avoids Hank, but eventually fails and Hank has Walter drive him to retrieve the tracking device.
This proves unsuccessful in gathering any credible information however, due to Gus's knowledge of the bug.
Jesse fails to follow through with the hit on Gus out of fear for his own life.
Upon learning this, Walter confronts Jesse and the two engage in a brawl, signifying an end to their partnership.
Jesse subsequently joins Gus's organization as an apprentice to Mike.
Unconvinced that Gus is innocent, Hank continues his investigation and discovers Gus's laundromat where the meth lab is located.
Despite Walter's attempts to thwart his investigation, Hank convinces Walter to drive him to the laundry to investigate, but before they arrive Walter deliberately causes a car accident.
A few days later, Walter visits Jesse to seek help, but Jesse refuses.
Upon leaving, Walter is ambushed and tasered by enforcers who were surveilling Jesse's house on Gus's orders.
Walter wakes up in the middle of the desert to Gus telling him he is "fired" and that if he tries to contact Jesse or interfere with his murdering Hank, Gus will kill Walt's entire family.
(Gus couldn't kill Walter outright due to Jesse's adamant opposition, despite their falling out.)
Jesse continues his relationship with Andrea and her son, Brock, who is hospitalized from poison, which Jesse believes to be from the ricin.
Walter later regains Jesse's trust by pleading ignorance of Brock's poisoning and suggesting Gus was responsible, as Gus approved of violent measures against children in the past.
Jesse and Walter attempt to kill Gus by rigging his car with a remote-controlled pipe bomb, but Gus senses something is awry and Walt's plan is thwarted.
Jesse later tells Walt of Gus's visits to Hector Salamanca at the rest home; Walt, in collusion with Hector (who weighs the many family members of his whom Gus has killed versus Walt's role in the death of only Tuco), rigs the pipe bomb to his wheelchair so that Hector may trigger it with his bell.
When Gus visits him next, he is killed in the blast, along with Tyrus and Hector.
With Gus dead, Walter storms the superlab and kills two of Gus's henchmen to free Jesse, who had been kidnapped and forced to cook at gunpoint.
The two proceed to set fire to the superlab, destroying the entire laundry facility.
Afterward, Jesse tells Walter that Brock will live, as he was poisoned not by ricin, but by berries from a Lily of the Valley plant; because of this, Jesse realizes that Gus couldn't have been responsible for Brock's condition.
Walter assures Jesse, however, that Gus's murder was necessary.
The duo shake hands and part ways.
Walter then calls Skyler to assure her that they are safe and he has "won", with the next and final scene showing a potted Lily of the Valley in Walter's back yard, signifying that Walter had intentionally poisoned Brock in order to forward his plan into killing Gus. 
The pilot episode of "Breaking Bad" begins on Walter's 50th birthday, when he watches a local news report about a methamphetamine drug bust and is impressed by the amount of money recovered from the dealers.
The following day, Walter collapses at the car wash, where he works a second job; shortly thereafter, he is diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer and is told that he likely has only two years to live.
Knowing that his family is in serious financial straits, Walter considers secretly cooking meth as a way to ensure his family has money and security after he dies.
He accompanies Hank as a ride-along during a DEA drug bust against a local dealer named "Cap'n Cook".
During the bust, Walt sees a former student, Jesse Pinkman (Aaron Paul), fleeing from the scene, and realizes that Jesse is the dealer Hank is investigating.
Using the school's records, Walt tracks down Jesse and blackmails him into letting him enter the drug trade.
The two form a partnership in which Walt will manufacture meth and Jesse will sell it, producing the product in an RV that Jesse purchases with Walt's life savings.
We later learn that Jesse blew Walt's money in a strip club and with the help of Combo stole the RV.
Because of Walt's expertise in chemistry, the meth he produces is of exceptionally high quality.
Walt is nearly killed when Jesse brings meth distributors Krazy-8 Molina (Max Arciniega) and Emilio Koyama (John Koyamaa) to the RV, and Emilio recognizes Walt from Hank's bust.
He survives only by mixing red phosphorus and hot water to produce phosphine gas and suffocating Emilio and Krazy-8 in self-defense.
When he hears sirens, Walt falsely believes his arrest to be imminent and attempts suicide, but survives after he forgets to remove the safety on his handgun.
He then realizes that the sirens were from firetrucks, responding to a fire that was started by Emilio's cigarette at their cook site.
Emilio was suffocated to death in the RV, but Krazy-8 barely survives the encounter and is held captive in Jesse's house.
Walt wishes not to kill Krazy-8 and, after getting to know the man, plans to release him.
Just as Walt is about to turn Krazy-8 loose, Walt realizes Krazy-8 has fashioned a makeshift weapon and plans to kill him.
Walt strangles him to death with a bicycle lock.
Walt keeps his activities secret from his family, but when Skyler learns about Jesse and confronts Walter about him, Walter claims Jesse is his marijuana dealer.
Walter eventually tells his family about the cancer and, although he initially insists he does not want treatment due to the medical costs and concerns over loss of dignity, he ultimately agrees to seek treatment.
Elliott and Gretchen Schwartz, former business partners, offer to give Walt a job and to pay for all of his treatment, but he refuses to accept the offer, apparently due to pride and animosity over their past.
Instead, he resumes cooking meth with Jesse, despite his initial plans to abandon the partnership following the incidents with Krazy-8 and Emilio.
Walt insists he wants no part in the drug dealing end of the business and that he wants no more bloodshed, but also expresses impatience at the rate at which Jesse is selling and demands that he find a distributor.
Jesse makes contact with Tuco Salamanca (Raymond Cruz), a local drug kingpin.
Jesse shows up with a bag of meth, which Tuco agrees to buy.
When Jesse asks to be paid, Tuco becomes enraged, steals the meth, and beats Jesse so badly that he is hospitalized.
In response, Walt, using his adopted alias "Heisenberg", borrowed from Werner Heisenberg, the author of the Uncertainty principle, and a teacher like Walt who was diagnosed with cancer, confronts Tuco and demands $50,000 in compensation for the stolen methamphetamine and Jesse's pain and suffering.
Tuco becomes incredulous, and Walter throws an explosive crystal of fulminated mercury that nearly destroys Tuco's office.
Tuco admires Walt's aggressiveness and agrees to Walt's request.
They form a lucrative, albeit unstable, partnership.
Walt starts producing meth more quickly and, to circumvent legal restrictions on the sale of the organic pseudoephedrine compound, opts to use phenylacetone reacted with methylamine to produce racemic meth.
He purifies this compound to the same high quality dextrorotatory form as before, except it has a blue color that becomes a signature of Walter's product.
The first season ends when Walter and Jesse deliver a fresh batch of meth to Tuco.
When No Doze (Cesar Garcia), one of Tuco's cronies, says something relatively benign to Walt and Jesse, a shocked Walter and Jesse watch as Tuco viciously beats him to death.