Fire Fighters: Children Are Saved

I'm Bell, and by all station. Attention, all districts, a final armed fire. Five Bells move in immediately. That's it. Let's go. Let's go. Presenting Firefighters, the true to life story of our unsung heroes who stand ready to ride by day or night against our most murderous enemy, the demon of fire.

In just a minute, we'll join Chief Cody and Tim Collins at the scene of the fire in Gildamanokeo's home, where Gilder and her baby brother are trapped on the smoke-filled fourth floor. But before we report to the chief, here's something you should know.

Let's go, firefighters! Let's go to the street outside Gilder's home, a tall, narrow building, one of a solid rolled houses, where fire has broken out in the second floor. At the first alarm, a ladder truck and three engines, including Tim Collins' company 209, rolled the scene.

And as Chief Cody arrives, he finds Tim struggling with Gilder's mother. I'm going to go. I'm going to go. Here, Chief Cody. You got that woman out of her way. She's burned her head. She's trying to get back into the house.

Please, I've got this. We'll save Gill and the baby. There goes the house just for a moment. Men are going right up, ma'am. We'll save your youngsters. Hold her, Collins. Please, you've got to listen.

You know me, Tim Collins. Look at me. Yes, yes, you've got Tim. That's right. I'll walk that ladder myself. I promise I'll bring your kids out if you'll just let us take care of you.

Let first aid attend those firms. You promise? You promise to get them out? First aid? The first aid is right? That's okay, Chief. You'll let me lend the hook a lot of boys in hand.