maybe this is the place for me, the day will come with a crane in the sky, i will sail into the sameou.

. thousands of cranes should have saved her, but they didn’t.hen these amazing poems were born from gamzatov. he also connected them with memories of his own family, and his deceased brother in sevastopol, who defended against the nazis, and another military brother, a naval sailor who never returned. war, so this song was born: japanese cranes, russian cranes, they merged into one and became the embodiment, the personification of the souls of warriors, and not only the souls of warriors, but the souls of all who died in tragedy, from nazism, from terrorism, from that he defended the brightest and purest, rasul gamzatov was a real humanist, he was a teacher, he was a journalist, and he, of course, as a muslim, an avar, understood that muslims are from the real islamic religion. violence means nothing in general, he understood the price and value of life , this is what his song about the cranes, which today soared to the heavens, and today these heavens are crying, this rain, it is literally endless, it is on the faces of people who are mixed tog

the largest crane on the east coast now joining the operation. the massive mechanical arm capable of lifting up to 1,000 tons arriving for one of the biggest salvage operations ever. plus, a fleet of tugboats, barges, coast guard vessels, and additional cranes on the way. one of the first major tasks, cutting that bridge into pieces to make it easier to remove. four workers missing and presumed dead in the water as officials race to re-open that busy port. >>> also tonight, the atmospheric river storms slamming the west this holiday weekend. we're tracking it all. >>> the violent chaos in haiti. the rare interview with the country's most infamous gang leader. what he says it will take to get him to the table for cease-fire talks. >>> three presidents on one stage. inside joe biden's fund-raiser with barack obama and bill clinton. the record-breaking haul. >>> and former president trump, his new attempt to kick fani willis off that georgia election case. >>> the mystery in florida. what's causing fish to behave like this and wash up dead? >>> he b

a sea of ​​fresh flowers, candles and white cranes flying into the sky.he loved ones of the victims united the entire country. words of support to all those who have lost their loved ones. v material by dmitry kastr. the beats of the metronome beat the moment, dividing the memory into before and after. the clock shows 19:55, the exact time when the terrorists entered the concert hall building. on the wall of the burnt crocus city hall , a projection appears with snow-white birds that soar high in a wedge to the song of the cranes of muslim magamaev. there are a thousand lit lamps on the ground, they form the date of the tragedy, we remember the words and the figures of cranes, this poignant action of memory was organized by the activists of the movement together. we are gathered here today great command the victory volunteers, we light a large fiery picture in memory of those who died in this terrible tragedy. we mourn and wish, of course, a speedy recovery to everyone who suffered, burning pain and common misfortune that united everyone, the fiery cranes

but that crane that you're seeing there is a separate crane that they have just moved into place that we'll start to remove pieces of the wreckage of the bridge. and you can see it there in just just behind the remnants of the bridge there. i just also spoke to an engineer mechanical engineer from one oregon state university, dr. oscar barton about just what these crane operators and the other salvaging experts are going to be doing. he says, first, the people who are operating the cranes on the salvaging experts are going to have to survey this area very, very carefully to determine which pieces of the bridge and the records that they have to remove first, what are the biggest? yes. pieces? what are the most problematic pieces that they're going to remove first, they've got to do that surveying first. that's what they're going to be doing today tomorrow in the days ahead, then they're going to have to figure out how they're going to break up those pieces because they're going to have to break them up into smaller pieces in order to remove them. i asked them how dangerous this was. he

, crane operator and high up, you look like that at everyone, looks down on you, but in general i ina crane operator, i think i’ll go and finish my apprenticeship, already in 2011 i switched to working full-time with a crane operator, it’s pleasant to work with her, because a person in such difficult working conditions as a foundry manages to create home comfort , working on the crane, i feel a sense of pride in myself that i am on i ride on such a crane, it’s so big , the responsibility is not that i sat down monotonously moving something back and forth, i have to unload wagons, with chains, with people, and well , everything is very, very varied work, for for me, work is like my mother used to tell me: the minsk tractor plant is just a second home for me, i have a husband here, a daughter-in-law, a mother, and relatives, all my friends, i run here to work with great joy , quickly, quickly, she works very... she works in shifts, that’s when she even works the third shift, and i work all the time on the first shift, it seems like one night, but it’s not enough, we met my husband, i w

many of you cranes, precious because the systems live in real life come here to the documents. the environmental impacts are full of funding and to follow ukrainian wall crimes investigations is like collect evidence of what they describe as dk side the shuttle launch images, casual, log with the trail of destruction in ukraine. some sign just claim the war in ukraine is close to the most catastrophic ecological destruction of any single country. since will one i think it's goes to show like this is and deliberate community activities that's left to what's can be labeled as it goes side. ukraine has accused russia of scorch tactics. tactics that have left vast tracts of forests destroyed, and agricultural lands strewn with land mines in the black sea, cetaceans are dying in large numbers. hobbin juice of an environmental catastrophe . one sort of the forest destroyed during, for affected by the war. in this war we lost some bars of follow nature, which will last forever. ukraine's environment minister is struggling to comprehend the damage. we understand the whole confidence wi

out of... paper or draw a crane on the window, or, for example, make your own crane and spread it ondia networks. today russia is united as never before. dmitry, yes, alexander, thank you, alexandra perfilyeva told about what is happening right now at the site of the terrorist attack in kroku sitikholi. the crane action in memory of the victims of the terrorist attack is taking place throughout russia; donetsk, lugansk and rostov have already joined it. an image of flying white birds appeared on the screens; people were carrying paper cranes to spontaneous memorials. memorable. rallies for victims of the terrorist attack are taking place throughout the country. about how it was, dmitry akimov. there are a thousand people on the palace square of st. petersburg. the young people hold candles in their hands. they are lined up in such a way that the inscription petersburg mourns appears on top. several spontaneous memorials appear in the northern capital at once. the largest spit of vasilyevsky island. in 2 days. thousands of st. petersburg residents and city guests came here. people acr

so as long as you crane wants to keep fighting, as long as you crane is able to force the russians to retreat, no negotiations or possible duplicates, you'll see the question is whether with the help it can get ukraine has the military means to force putin to back down, if it doesn't have the military means, then yes, negotiations are necessary. find to the lawsuit crazy and the force the raw service to retrieve there should be no negotiations. this is what they were really thinking as it turned out. but publicly, there were still pretending to be supporting a peaceful settlement. the normandy meeting was praised as a major achievement by all sides. because meetings in this format have not taken place since 2016. put in the grade, it was a warming of relations with ukraine. macro on said the sides, have made progress on disengagement. prisoner exchanges ceasefire and the political evolution. a new summit in the same format is set to take place in 4 months time. it was all a scam, just like washington's promise not to expand nato, leaving russell with no other option but to use militar

we can now see the cranes that came in overnight.ve a painstaking task ahead, lifting those pieces of steel from the river and clearing the debris. we were back on the water today with the coast guard, able to get closer than any time before. we're now 150 yards away from the container ship. the conditions here really give you a sense of how difficult this is going to be for first responders. the wind has picked up. all diving has been suspended as of right now. the bodies of four construction workers still trapped in the underwater wreckage. >> we know there's at least one vehicle larger in size that is completely encapsulated by the structure. it's going to take some time to get to that. >> reporter: maryland's governor bracing the community for a long road to rebuild. >> this crane that we're looking at is massive. the thing we also know is this. so is the challenge ahead of us. >> let's get to elizabeth schulze in baltimore. right now, the federal government is approving $60 million in emergency funding, and now president biden s

there could be tipping the crane. so the balancing of the crane is most important. >> meanwhile, the national transportation safety board is continuing its review. the ntsb shared video with cnn showing ntsb and coast guard investigators moving around on the bow of the dali right at the point of impact, the closest view we've gotten so far of the sheer devastation of this disaster esther so when will the channel be open to shipping traffic? >> i don't think we're talking days. i don't think we're talking months. once we get started, i think we're talking weeks >> and we're told that president biden will be visiting baltimore in the coming days. the white house will put out more information later on the exact de that he will be here we'll ryan todd reporting from baltimore. thank you, brian. very much coming up. a look at beyonce's new album that's taking multiple genres by storm right now and features some guest appearances by some surprising names >> the source with kaitlan collins tonight at nine >> all your spoonin

many if you cranes, allies expressed concern that cubes decision to acquire a cluster munitions from the us, like conceited by many is indiscriminate weapons and band by more than a 100 countries. small, unexploded formulas can stay on the ground for years, terminating lodge areas, and injuring severe cranes. government as defendants. they use against military targets. ultimately it is she a, but the international criminal, crushing the hike, the any alleged war crimes from this conflict will be brought to account. but to what extent environmental crimes, including eco side, can be prosecuted is yet to be seen. the international criminal court, the i c, c, has only limited skype to prosecute environmental crimes under the wrong statute, which defines its main dates. but it's a magnitude of environmental destruction in ukraine is revealed. there's a growing push from around the globe for a swift recognition regarding the legal definition of eco side, so that it can be recognized as an international crime. reports the allegations made by ukrainian officials in the film to the russian g

this crane that arrived is a thousand ton crane, but the bridge is a 3 or 4,000 ton bridge. they're going to have to have cut the bridge into pieces and make sure not one single piece of that bridge is remaining. because they're going to want to make sure to get the channel back open, nothing is there that could impact any other ships, chris. >> gary grumbach, thank you for that. i want to let you know that president biden who is here in new york city and back on jba on route to the white house, joint base andrews, he did shout to reporters that he's going to be going to baltimore. he will be there with governor wes moore, who by the way, we're waiting for a press conference with him to start. he will be visiting baltimore at some point next week. joe biden going to the scene of that disaster. again, thank you so much, gary grumbach. >>> now to illinois and a family's dramatic retelling of how they survived a man on a deadly stabbing spree. shaquille brewster is reporting from chicago. what are we learning about that is this. >> it was yesterday during your hour that we talk

there could be tipping of the crane. so the balancing of the crane is most important. meanwhile, while the national transportation safety board is continuing its review, the ntsb shared video with cnn showing ntsb and coast guard investigators moving around on the bow of the dali right at the point of impact, the closest view we've gotten so far of the sheer devastation of this disaster. so when will the channel be open to shipping traffic? i don't think we're talking days. i don't think we're talking months. once we get started, i think we're talking weeks >> brian even talking to one of the top commanders of the army corps of engineers, who is actually taking part in the operation. i wonder what he told you about how dangerous this will all be. >> well, jim, a general scott spellmon of the army corps of engineers told us that the metal, the constitution of the metal at the wreckage site is like a rubber band. when you cut it, it doesn't just fall straight down. he says when they could have large chunks of metal that snap when they cut it and whip around like a rubber

the cranes action is organized.om the first hours of the tragedy helped and are still helping - those wounded during this tragedy in hospitals, at delivery points. sometimes the soldiers who once lay down from the bloody battles, who did not come from the field, did not lie down in our land, but turned into white cranes. to this day , from those distant times, they fly and give us voices, that’s not why it’s so often sad, we behind... we push, looking into the heavens, it flies, flies across the sky. into the wedge, tired, flying in the fog at the end of the day, there is a small gap in that formation, maybe this is the place for me. the day will come from the flock of cranes.

white cranes also flew to sakhalin, just as they did near crocus. action was supported by local residents, and schoolchildren cut out figures of cranes from paper and pasted them on the windows. there are no children left in the country who are vacationing in artek these days. they gathered near the stella children's center to honor the memory of the victims. i offer words of encouragement to everyone. friends, to the mothers, especially, who lost their children and relatives there, i really want this to never happen again. in kalmykia, a huge line shot out to lay flowers at an impromptu memorial; it was organized at one of the iconic local sculptures, echo, lit candles, paper cranes, hundreds of white curtains, which those gathered released into the night sky in memory of the victims. there could have been more victims of this terrorist attack if not for the dedication of many visitors, employees of the concert hall, they did not panic and helped those around them. the stories of the heroes were collected by mikhail plokhotnik. different destinies

a hundred-ton crane was brought to the scene of the terrorist attack. svetlana gordeeva about the situation near the concert hall. we were very surprised that at four, at 5, at 6 in the morning people came here, even parents with small children came, apparently in front of the kindergarten, memorial services began at 7 in the morning , they take place every 2 hours, they are served by krasnogorsk priests and they will continue today until 9:00 pm, well, now the flow of people does not stop, of course, the queues are not the same as they were yesterday or on saturday. it ’s understandable, it’s the beginning of the working school week, people just come, leave flowers and leave, some said that they specifically took a day off to come here, and there are people who even came from other cities, so we met a girl who was traveling all night today on a train from st. petersburg , straight from the station she arrived at crocus city hall, some kind of momentary decision, i just remembered the tragedy that happened in st. -petersburg. technological institute , i

the assistance provided to crane has already exceeded $250000000000.00 in 2 years. and during the same period, all african countries receive 60000000000 from the west coast. so the priorities of the west are clear. the words that come out of the mouth of western figures, including the conversation that was revealed, the recording of this conversation by german generals was widely distributed then the reaction of german politicians was interesting. some of whom were concerned that there was a leak in the networks to ensure the security of negotiations. that is the very fact of training german specialist on weapons to attack the russian federation, including the crimean bridge and ammunition. depos does not surprised them because perhaps western countries have found the right word to legalize in the public sphere. the very idea of sending ground forces of individual nato countries to europe over there. but the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, who recently left the hospital, said more specifically what he was talking about. namely that a few crane loses the nato

there is a crane there. you can hardly see it because there's another bridge behind it that's kind of obscuring it a little bit, but there's a crane there right next to the wreckage of the bridge that's one of the floating cranes that they are brought to bear, but it is not one of the heavier ones. the heaviest crane that they have brought the chesapeake 1,000 is not right at the site yet, but it's very close by their ramping it up as we speak. it's going to be deployed shortly, but it is not there yet. here's what the governor said a short time ago. they're going to be deploying seven cranes, ten tugboats, nine barges, eight cells what vessels five coast guard boats, and one key piece of information, jim, is that they have got to remove first that wreckage and the steel and the concrete records that is draped over the bow of the dali. and that according to the governor, could be between 3.4 thousand tons just of records that is just sitting on the boat. that's what they've got to try to remove first. now we

during a fire, slabs will be placed on top, special equipment will drive over it, including these cranes, here they are, they will be able to drive closer to the rubble, this hundred-ton one. screen, which has special equipment for lifting large metal structures, before this , as i already said, rescuers dismantled them by hand, sawed them, carried them out and did quite a lot of work, several hundred cubic meters of the structure were cleared , rescuers worked around the clock, changing several hours, now the search operation continues, i would like to remind you that at the moment it is known that 137 people died in the terrorist attack in crocus cityhole, but we understand that this figure is probable... it may increase as the rubble is cleared, the families of the dead victims will receive financial assistance , the authorities of moscow and the moscow region announced this, i will read out the amounts, we are talking about the following amounts: relatives of the victims will receive 3 million rubles, the wounded who are now in the hospital will receive 1 million rubles, and the vict

reporter: i just wanted to confirm that the crane is the largest crane on the east coast? is it currently in use, and if it's not, when will it be your use, and how will it be used? gov. moore: my understanding is that it was the largest the available that we could get down here and will be made available as soon as the engineering and the safety aspects of starting that process begin. that is what it will begin. >> thank you all. >> thank you. [indistinct conversations] announcer: c-span is your unfiltered view of government funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. ♪ 202-748-8001. buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front-row seat to democracy. ♪ announcer: announcer: today, watch c-span's 2024 campaign trail. a weekly roundup of c-span's campaign correct providing a one-stop-shop to discover what the candidates across the country are saying to voters, along with first-hand accounts from political reporters, updated poll numbers, fundraising data and campaign ad

when they fell into our land. and turn into white cranes.rom those distant times, not because it is so often sad, we fall silent for... lines for receiving payments, their numbers are now on your screens, people also began to be given personal belongings and cars, on friday evening many people ran out of croc city hall, what were they wearing? they took away the jackets that remained in the wardrobe, the procedure is happening, well, the things were given back quickly enough, one of those who came to pick up their things, oleg told how he and his wife managed to get out of the burning building, my wife said: look, people are running, apparently they will take good places, when i saw that the staff were running, i realized that these were not good places to take, immediately , accordingly, with these shots , which became louder, people fell between the chairs, i stood watching the lower left door, we were on the balcony in the middle, the lower left door of the entrance to the hall, i didn’t see it, but i saw that it they're shooting at it wi

reporter: i just wanted to confirm that the crane is the largest crane on the east coast? is it currently in use, and if it's not, when will it be your use, and how will it be used? gov. moore: my understanding is that it was the largest the available that we could get down here and will be made available as soon as the engineering and the safety aspects of starting that process begin. that is what it will begin. >> thank you all. >> thank you. [indistinct conversations]

so, this crane, this bridge has to be broken up into smaller pieces so the cranes can lift the piecesis no clear timeline how long it will take and there's a desire to move quickly. four people are unaccounted for and maryland state police divers are ready to go back in to search for them and officials are hoping they can clear this channel to allow some vessels to go in and out. here is what governor wes moore said this morning. >> this port is responsible for the large amount of car shipments, heavy vehicles, agricultural equipment in the entire country. this port is one of the leading economic drivers that we have inside of our nation's economy so it's not just impacting marylanders, this is impacting the farmer in kentucky. >> and president biden is expected to head to baltimore next week, griff. back to you. griff: all right. madeleine rivera in baltimore harbor. great job. thank you. gillian: a new twist now in that ruling which allowed district attorney fani willis to remain on the georgia election interference case. we have new details next. [♪] did you know turbotax now provi

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this crane that we're looking at is massive. the thing we also know is this is a challenge ahead of us. as more than a 1000 engineers have been deployed to assess the wreckage piece by piece and to figure out how to remove it. so far, the bodies of 2 construction workers have been recovered. so jeff, let's continue to retrieve 4. are those still missing and presumed dead? all 6 men, what else? relaxing the american heritage and immigrant advocacy groups have phone of the victims. instead, the critical role of immigrant workers in the us, new country where any drugs are offering them or not from the floor of the general assembly to the house of congress. here we are remind once again about the nerve, most contribution that they meet runs make to this country how together we us more workforce. we build this country on top of the human tragedy is the financial impact of this disaster. experts, it a new bridge would take us to complete and cost hundreds of millions of dollars. a brief look now at some of the other stories making new

one of the cranes is actually the largest on the east coast. it can lift around 1,000 tons. to put it in perspective, just the portion of the bridge that is dangling from the cargo ship right now is about three to 4,000 tons. we have cnn's brian todd in baltimore, and that really illustrates what an undertaking picking these this is going to be in getting this bridge cleaned up. what more do the governor save brian >> well, briana, he gave kind of a scale of this operation. as we can kind of show you what's going on behind me here. let's talk first about what you're going to be seeing. our photo journalist harlan schmidt is going to train in his camera over to that crane right there. now that is not the chesapeake 1,000. that is another heavy lift crane that's been brought in that you're looking at the chesapeake 1,000 is very nearby. it's just around the bend to the left, but it has not been ramped up yet as brianna mentioned, they're going to bring for heavy lift crane. here. we have assume that that what you're looking at there is one of them we have observed this crane e

the west cannot supply such systems to crane without western soldiers operating them. this is just one of the other aspects of the escalation of tension in new cream. to west sees that despite massive financial and military aid despite sanctions, ukraine is unable to resolve the military conflict and is getting the short end of the stick on the battlefield. the change could only be caused by the entry of soldiers from the countries of the european union and nato, into crane, with the most modern weapons. but then we can all just sit on the balcony, have a cognac, a cigar, and wait for the world apocalypse to come. it is good that there are several world politicians who see the reality and all the risk associated with direct involvement of the west and the mutual killing of slots and ukraine, although they strongly supported. now we spoke to blogger and political analysts, alex report properties and the staff. but it's very doubtful that ukraine will get a new large sum of aid. i don't know if there is enough money left in the world for it. mister zelinski, he's already

but western, the country is discouraged. crane from assigning a peace agreement with russia. that's the statement made by a slovak prime minister robert feed. so in his recent interview, where he also stated western tactics against russia are not working. you said what was i'm it will do the demo. we are trying to open the topic of an immediate cease fire to stop fighting and the start of negotiations. i think it is better to portal at the negotiating table for 10 years, then to leave the russians and ukrainians, killing each other for 10 years. the question is, once was, seems to me that the west is extremely supportive of this work. so this message originated in 2022 when some western countries discouraged ukraine from signing a disagreement with russia saying let's use the war and you're going to, we can rush this, give you queen military and economic 8. let's impose sanctions on russia and we can russia internationally, politically, economically, and financially when it's not working. what has been going on for 2 years? we are learning that rushes through tauriel gains ar

no one knows what to do and the idea that the crane might somehow be forced into a major retreat. it has people like vide that crawl, etc, beside themselves. they are really just very, very, were it's very panic, very frightened at this point. and this is what makes the whole thing so dangerous . do you think these comments puts any pressure or comments like these? put any pressure in washington to continue funding ukraine's war effort. or is it just all about the election on any, any talk of spend like this is, is dangerous. you know, i think i think that they're trying to put pressure on the us congress. but the us congress has, is tied up in knots on this uh over this issue. so it very well may not happen. it's very hard to predict, but it's very possible the funding will not go through. and this will be catastrophic in terms of the of the war effort, the ukraine, and paradoxically, it could lead to a whitening of the war. we already have not cross talking about sending french troops into the uh, into the battlefield. and if that happens, that will lead to a dramatic escalation

well, one of the mighty challenger, things that you can skip that to you. crane gets stuck in the mud and during simple training exercises. and the whole fiasco is captured on camera by british media and the time because the sun can slid in and out there waiting for recovery day. and as the guys in health system has been devastated by the war are too special project human sales documents. the story of a dr. forced to amputate his own niece is leg at home without anesthetic as ideas. horses continue to show the surrounding area. what the smell is unbearable. i kept believing. i have full days and unfortunately i had no other choice. could i get her to the hospital? obviously, not because we had been besieged for 15 days. the . i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we begin in india, where a new citizenship amendment will take effect as general elections loom in the administer of home affairs, as the law would guarantee citizenship for non muslim religious groups who move from neighboring muslim majority states before december. 31st in 2014 of the mo, the g

while the friendship president doubled down on calls to send troops to crane and sparks controversy for trying to get nato allies on board. as indians says, it's a stepping up trade with russia in defiance of western pressure. with it down to discuss the prospect of the spokesperson of india's ruling party does not see any patient from his daughter. he does not see any certificate or dictation from the rest of the work at russia or any other kind of default that but also among the weeks the top story is in palm where it kicks out the controversial usaid mission from the country after washington slaps and sanctions on the african nations popular officials, the i'm rachel ruble, live in moscow were covering the top new stories from around the worlds and the week gone by. we start with the ukraine conflict where moscow says its troops are advancing on the southern front of this upper rose or region. the russian defense minister has released the footage of its engineers, a clearing the ground from ukrainian mines and other munitions. the the as a fail unless this was taken as a trophy by a

cranes, you are paying partners. now, savanski had been pressuring them for more. does this package cover that me it certainly doesn't cover that need and this is certainly, i mean, it is of course more 8. but at the same time, the bigger picture is that the much larger a, a package that the president of the united states president wants for ukraine is still stuck in that republican controlled congress. the leaders of that a, of the house of the republican controlled house will not bring that package to a vote. and that package is, is at around 60000000000. so that gives you a context between what the united states president wants to give to you cream and what this package is, it's at 300000000 this. i think it's us, it's comforting for the time being. but for european leaders, we are in and us election year where there's growing republican opposition to american support for you cream. there's, uh, there's, you know, at least some fear for what a donald trump presidency would look like. so certainly, this wrangling in the united states should be and is alarming for

she demons void a brand new crane ask for nothing more than necessary to protect lives. when lives are lost and partners are simply playing into an old political games or disputes that limit our defense. it's impossible to understand, it's unacceptable, and it will be impossible to forget the world will remember this. the just now is a new package of just under 700000000 euros has been put together, enabling us to provide further immediate support to you, craig, i just wanted to tell you that we was a part of cream. nobody pays the price to pay that to. we will be with you being the chief man of your last through ations to be free and silver and country that besides its own destiny. as a member of the family, a simple duty i confirmed to the ukrainian president that the typically public will donate more attack, handicapped us to ukraine, and hundreds of thousands more large kindly, but munitions in the coming months. they take republic. we'll also help ukraine with violent training, including training for s 16 aircraft, and we will supply ukraine with flight simulators.

the contrast is between six pounds babies and 20 ton cranes at us by almost without notice. now the operators start at the start ground. i quick tap on the keyboard and another just the key signals i will give a message automatically to its destination. now it's gone already arriving at syracuse high speed message center, the territory on which the telegram originated, and a link in the chain of mechanized centers throughout the country that news travels fast and with a speed of life. that's good news. now in syracuse is automatically being flashed all the way to saint louis. message center for the delivery office, guided only by the two key signals punched to new york swiftly, accurately, practically nonstop, along with thousands of other telegrams coursing through these wires, flashing through and round the clock succession. and now, over the high speed transmitter, the message appears before the operator in saint louis on both credit and perforated tape. as it arrives. she knows the destination and quick, with a push of a button, the words are on their way to cumberland.