♪ ♪ There's a world ♪ somewhere near ♪ ♪ A world we've ♪ come to know ♪ ♪ Your family and you ♪ can search for it too ♪ ♪ A place that ♪ will help us to grow ♪ ♪ There's a world ♪ somewhere near ♪ ♪ under beautiful skies ♪ ♪ You can find it and say ♪ on a bright, sunny day ♪ ♪ Under the Yellow Balloon ♪ ♪ Yes, ♪ Under the Yellow Balloon ♪ ♪ (Traffic sounds) Neal> Look Grandma.

That's Billy.

Oh.

Grandma> What's wrong, Neal?

Neal> Grandma, look out!

(Metal crashing) ♪ Billy> Neal, is that you?

Are you alright?

(Neal moaning) My arm.

My arm hurt.

I can't move it.

Billy> Neal, stay still.

Don't try to move.

Is your grandmother conscious?

Neal> What?

Billy> Is your grandmother awake?

Neal> Grandma?!

Grandma, wake up.

Grandma's hurt.

Billy> Neal, I'm going to get help.

Don't try to move.

I'll be right back.

♪ Mailman> What's wrong?

Billy> There's been an accident, Neal and his grandmother.

Their car went off the road and they hit a tree.

I can't get the door open... ♪ Mailman> I can't get it open.

Call the emergency number and get some help.

Tell him there's been an automobile accident.

There's two people that are hurt and trapped in the car.

Billy> So you want me to get them to send an ambulance and a policeman?

Mailman> Yeah.

Hurry up.

Oh, tell him to send a fire truck I smell a lot of gasoline.

♪ ♪ Mailman> It'll be okay.

He went to call an ambulance and the police.

You'll be out of there before you know it.

♪ ♪ Operator> Emergency services.

Billy> I want to report an automobile accident.

Operator> Where's the accident?

located?

Billy> On Elm Road.

between Cannon and David Street.

Operator> Is anyone hurt?

Billy> Yes.

Two people.

Neal says his arm hurts and his grandmother's unconscious.

Operator> Who's hurt?

Billy> Neal Joy and his grandmother, Ms. Joy.

Please hurry.

They need an ambulance and a fire truck.

Operator> Is there a fire?

Billy> No, not yet, but the car doors are stuck.

And we smell a lot of gasoline Operator> Can you hold?

Billy> Yes, I can hold.

♪ (alarm sounds) Attention, attention!

Copy number nine, Copy number 16.

Respond to a tip...auto, possible fire.

...P.I.s trapped on Elm Road between Cannon and David.

Auto accident.

Woman unconscious child with possible broken arm.

Operator> Car seven respond to auto accident.

Elm Road between Cannon and David.

(Fire truck siren) ♪ Help, ♪ we need the policeman!

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the firemen too.♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the ambulance!

♪ ♪ We need ♪ the jobs they can do.

♪ ♪ There's been ♪ a wreck on Elm Street.

♪ ♪ There's danger of fire.

♪ ♪ There's been ♪ a wreck on Elm Street.

♪ ♪ People are trapped ♪ in the car.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the policeman.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the firemen too.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the ambulance ♪ ♪ We need the jobs ♪ they can do.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ You got that...?

♪ >> Disconnect the battery... >> I already got it.

♪ Fireman #1> The lady is unconscious.

I was trying to talk to her... ♪ Help, ♪ we need the policeman!

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the firemen too.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the ambulance ♪ ♪ We need the jobs ♪ they can do.

♪ ♪ The policeman ♪ direct the traffic.

♪ ♪ Firemen get them out ♪ of the car.

♪ ♪ Ambulance take ♪ them safely ♪ ♪ to the hospital, ♪ which isn't too far.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ We need the policeman.

♪ ♪ Help, we need ♪ the firemen too.

♪ ♪ Help, ♪ we need the ambulance.

♪ ♪ We need the jobs ♪ they can do.

♪ ♪ ♪ Neal> I wish dad was here.

They fixed mom good.

I was scared when we got here, but I'm not now.

Nurse> We're all finished now, you can see the doctor now, and he'll look at your arm and let you know when you have to come back.

♪ Doctor> Mr. Joy, Dad> I'm Matt Joy.

Is Neal, okay?

Doctor> Neal's doing fine.

We had to put a cast on his left arm, with a slight break, but he'll be all right very soon.

And you can see him almost anytime now.

Dad> I'll be right there.

Here's my mother.

Mom, the doctor said you'll be fine.

However, they want to keep you overnight t Grandma> Yes.

The doctor just told me.

But, Matt where's Neal?

I haven't seen him since the wreck.

Is he okay?

Dad> Sure, Neal's fine.

He just has a small break in his left arm and was released today.

Grandma> Good.

<Dad> Okay.

They is checking you in now.

I'm going to take Neal home.

I'll be back as soon as I can.

Grandma> You just take care of Neal.

There's enough nurses and doctor here to take care of me.

Dad> Stay strong.

Grandma> All right.

Dad> Well, sport, it looks like you will be in a sling for a while.

Neal> I guess I will.

At least I can still use my other hand.

I'm glad I'm right handed.

Nurse.

You have to be careful with that ca for at least 24 hours until it dries completely.

Neal> I want to see grandma.

Dad> I just saw her.

She had to stay the night.

Neal> Is she hurt badly.

Dad> No, no.

She's okay.

But they want to keep her overnight for ob Neal> Can I see her?

Doctor> Not today.

We want you to go home and rest a while.

Dad> Tell you what, I'll bring you to see grandma, first thing in the morning.

Neal> Okay.

Nurse> Come on, Neal Let's put this sling on.

♪ Dad> How does the sling feel?

Neal> It's alright.

I hope Grandma's really okay.

I'll feel better when I see her tomorrow.

♪ Grandma> Come here ♪ Neal> These are for you.

Grandma> Oh, they're beautiful.

Thank you.

Are you all right?

Neal> I'm fine.

But I broke my arm.

I had to wear the cast for several weeks, but Dad says I could have my friends autograph it.

Will you sign my cast?

Grandma> Sure, give me a pen.

Neal> Grandma.

I'm sorry, I distracted you yesterday when you were driving.

The wreck was my fault.

Grandma> No, it wasn't.

I should have kept my eyes on the road.

I'm just so glad we're all right.

We can get another car.

Doctor> Ms Joy, we have good news for you.

As soon as we get results of the last test, you may go home Grandma> Good.

I'm ready to go home now, but I'm not going to drive.

Neal and I can recuperate at home together.

Neal> Dad, if you're going to wait on gran can I go ahead and walk home?

I'll tell Mom you're coming?

Dad> Are you sure, you feel up to it?

Neal> I'm okay.

Dad> Well, what do you think, doctor?

Doctor> I'm sure it's all right.

Dad> Okay, but be careful, Neal> I will.

See you at home, Grandma.

Grandma> Okay.

Neal> Dr. Mills I didn't thank you for helping me yesterday.

Nurse> Neal, it's our job to help people when they're sick or have been hurt.

Doctor> We went to school to learn how to help people in need.

Neal> Will you both sign my cast?

Doctor> Sure, will.

♪ Neal> Oh, aren't you the ones who brought Grandma and me to the hospital yesterday.

>> Yeah.

You're, the fellow that was in the automobile accident.

>> So you've got a cast on your arm?

Neal> A bone in my arm was broken, but it isn't bad.

Grandma's okay, too.

She'll be going home in a little while.

Will you sign my cast?

>> Sure, I'll be glad to.

Bringing people who are injured to the hospital, that's part of our job.

Dispatch> Richland Memorial Hospital emergency room code two.

>> Oh, got a call.

See you later, man.

>> Be careful so they don't need us again.

Neal> Bye.

♪ They said they were just doing their job, but I'm glad they were there when we needed them.

♪ Neal> Officer Hartman?

Officer Hartman> Yes, Neal.

How are you?

Neal> I'm fine, and so is Grandma Officer Hartman> That's great.

I was worried about you in that accident yesterday.

Neal> Thanks, for helping us get out of the car yesterday.

Officer Hartman> Well, that's part of my job whether people are in trouble or need help, I'm supposed to be there to help them.

Neal> I thought you spent most of the time giving tickets.

Officer Hartman> Well, I do that too, you know, police enforce laws and laws were made to protect the people.

Now, whether somebody breaks a big law or a small law, I'm supposed to be there to catch them.

Neal> Will you sign my cast?

Officer Hartman> Sure, I'd be glad to.

It's like somebody else has signed it to.

♪ Neal> I'm gonna thank everyone who helped us.

Fireman> Hey, look who's here.

This is the fellow that was involved in yesterday's auto accident.

I just came to thank you for helping us get out of the car and for putting out the fire.

Fireman #1> You're awful lucky just to com of that accident with a broken arm.

Fireman #2> Most of the time, people wait too late to call us.

They think they're going to control the fire themselves.

or else nobody knows it.

Neal> Do you fight lots of fires?

Fireman Fireman #2> That's what we trained for.

Neal> Well, I'm sure glad that's your job.

I'm getting everyone who helped us to sign my cast.

Will you sign it?

Fireman #2> Sure.

♪ Neal> Mr Bruce?

Mr. Bruce> Neal, how are you today?

Neal> I fine, thanks to you.

I came to thank you for helping us yesterday.

Mr. Bruce> I'm glad I was there to help.

If I hadn't been picking up my mail, I wouldn't have been there Neal> Why do you pick up and deliver mail?

Mr. Bruce> Why?

Because it needs to be done.

People need to communicate with other people for a lot of different reasons.

Neal> So you help people every day then?

So helping us, wasn't unusual for you.

Mr. Bruce> Well, helping at an automobile accident isn't my usual line of work, but it's good to know that my helping was worthwhile.

Neal> Will you sign my cast?

Mr. Bruce> I'd be glad to.

Neal> I'm getting everyone who helped us to sign it.

♪ Billy> Hey, Neal.

Are you okay?

The last time I saw you were trapped in that wrecked car.

By the time I got back, they'd already taking you to the hospital.

Neal> I'm fine.

So, is Grandma.

I just have a broken bone in my arm But the doctor said it will be fine before long.

Will you sign my cast?

I'm getting everyone who helped us to sign it.

Billy> I sure was scared when I saw your grandma's car go off the road and hit the tree, but I was glad I was able to help.

Neal> What were you doing out there?

Billy> I was delivering the evening paper.

People want these people when they get home from work.

I have to start right after school so I ca Neal> You're just like the mail carrier, even the rain don't keep you from your route.

Billy> It's not fun on those days but I get paid for the service I provide, but I do it and do it right.

It's my job.

Neal> That's what everyone has told me.

It's their job to help people when they're trouble or need help I'm sure glad they were there when we needed them.

Billy> Well, I'll see you later.

Neal> Okay, bye.

Billy> Bye.

♪ ♪ Policeman.

Fireman.

Ambulance.

♪ ♪ People know us ♪ at a glance.

♪ ♪ Sirens wailing, fire bells ring ♪ ♪ Telling of the help ♪ we bring.

♪ ♪ Community helpers ♪ everywhere.

♪ ♪ Doing our jobs because we care.

♪ ♪ Doctors, nurses, mailman too ♪ ♪ delivering service for you.

♪ ♪ It's our job to help you out ♪ when you need us, ♪ ♪ we're about.

♪ ♪ We get there quickly ♪ with our aid, ♪ ♪ Making things better, ♪ it's our trade.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪