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this a worldwide it outage has caused dozens of flights around the globe to be grounded this morning, major airlines, including delta, united and spirit sure, it all impacted at this hour. if you are planning on traveling today, you might want to check on it before you get out the door. good morning, everybody. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us. we have just learned that american airlines, which had been grounded saying that they've been able to resolve their technical issues. they put out this statement just minutes you go saying, quote, we've been able to safely re-establish our operation. we apologize to our customers for the inconvenience this issue is not just impacting airlines, also banks and stock exchanges in europe and asia. cnn's marc stewart, following all of these details for us from beijing, marc, what is the link? it is my understand we're learning more about what may have caused this okc since we last talked

about 40 minutes ago, we are getting a little bit of clarity as to what appears to have happened. we are hearing now from the ceo of crowdstrike. this is a cybersecurity firm that microsoft uses to oh, provide cybersecurity for its online products. and now we are hearing from this president and ceo, a george kurtz. he says that crowdstrike is actively working with customers to deal with a defect found in an update for microsoft windows. he goes on to say this is not a security incident or some kind of global cyber attack. making a point of saying that this issue has been identified and fixes, if you will repairs are now being deployed. so the good news in all of this is that this potential problem, this problem has now been identified. the issue is that it has had a lot of ramifications worldwide here in asia. but as we are seeing as

people wake up in the united states, it's also having far reaching problems in europe as well as the u.s as you mentioned airports and airlines are being affected, including delta allegiance it appears that american airlines is having some resolution with its flights, but a lot of carriers are not own the u.s. but also worldwide have been dealing with problems such as cathay pacific here in asia as well as kln in europe. so we could see some lingering effects and the problems there banking and file finance also seen a big impact. it was this afternoon in asia when a lot of people working at offices suddenly saw balloon screens. but this is impacting so many sectors of life. kasie, in particular, we learned of a grocery store chain in australia that was having problems taking orders so the problems big and small but if it's happening to you, it's certainly, it's certainly significant for ashore and our tom foreman was also at reporting that even if you've

got a doctor's appointment, you might want to check on that because some hospitals and other places are being affected. this a very widespread problem across as we've been saying, the world marc stewart. thank you very much for that report. do keep us posted. i'm sure we'll be talking to you throughout the hour, but let's get back to our big political story here in the u.s. the drills are running behind us as they are breaking down the set. i hear the stage where for the third time in a row last night donald trump officially became the republican nominee for president of the united states. with that bandage still come covering his wounded ear the former president walked onto that stage last night in cinematic trumpian fashion at one point, he stood right in the center of that trump in

lights. and what followed was not the speech. the trump had planned to give even a week ago, saturdays assassination attempt did change everything what it was with the story of that fateful afternoon in pennsylvania, that is where trump began his remarks when. >> i heard a loud whizzing sound and felt something hit me, really, really hard on my right ear i said to myself, wow, what was that it can only be a bullet. >> there was blood pouring everywhere in yet in a certain way, i felt very safe because i had god on my side. >> i felt when i rose surrounded by secret service the crowd was confused because they thought i was dead. i raised my right arm, looked at

the thousands and thousands of people that were breathlessly waiting. and started shouting, fight, fight, fight and those chance of fight, fight, fight. >> they started honestly in this room before donald trump even got to them in his speech and they continued on the floor of the rnc. it's really become an unofficial battle cry, trump then honored the member, the memory of corey comperatore, the rally attendee and firefighter who was killed during the shooting at the rally on saturday former president trump used that powerful moment to call for national unity in an age when our politics too often divide us now is the time to remember that we are all fellow citizens. we are one nation under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all

remarkable. >> now let's imagine if donald trump had stopped there we would have heard that message of healing. unity but he did not stop there. trump's spoke for another 75 minutes. >> his speech often deviated from the teleprompter. >> i could see it. >> i was sitting right here last night and you can see it the screen and it just froze for minutes and minutes at a time and we heard a series of things like this. i watched the other day on our show called de face, the nation. has anyone seen every week they get another subpoena from the democrats, crazy nancy pelosi, the whole thing just boom, boom, boom. >> the election result when never going to let that happen again, they use covid to cheat. >> it's nice to get along with somebody has a lot of nuclear weapons or otherwise is, if you took the ten worst presidents

in the history of the united states, think of it the ten worst added them up. >> they will not have done the damage that biden has done, only going to use the term wants biden. i'm not going to use the name anymore just one time or twice. >> who's counting? he did mention biden. does that it was that one instance to use his name but of course he launched numerous jabs at democrats in total he spoke for an hour and 33 minutes. he broke his own record for longest nomination acceptance speech ever. he said that at 20:16 at the rnc and what began as a convention speech in the mold that many of his advisers previewed became a classic trump campaign speech. here was my colleague chris wallace, who i was sitting next to last night, about how this all went i couldn't help but think the people that are gonna be happy us tonight or not, the people at trump headquarters. >> but the people the democrats, maybe a biden

headquarters, maybe at the headquarters of other people who think i got to replace joe biden but jake, we have ourselves a presidential campaign again presidential campaign again, right? >> our panel's here joining me now, stephen collinson, senior politics reporter. brad woodhouse, former communications director for the democratic national committee, and scott jennings, former special assistant to president george w bush. welcome all of you. >> how much sleep? collectively do we think we've all got maybe four hours i'm simply running on adrenaline and holcomb mania at this point. >> that's it. that's all i got yeah. >> scott, i will say the energy that you had is we were up in that booth earlier in the evening when whole cogen did take the stage i'm still feeding off of it here. this morning. >> shut my childhood hero stephen collinson, i want to start though with big picture and you paint these so well for us. i mean, going into this, i had talked to advisers to donald trump who had said he is a changed man. what happened on

saturday is going to completely change his speech. he's not going to say biden's name a single time. the message is going to be unifying. i think we laid it out there if he had stopped, you know, 20 minutes into that speech, that's what we would have gotten. but at the end of the day, it seemed pretty clear that the man that was on that stage was still giving us a lot of what he has been giving americans for the last eight plus years, right? >> and donald trump knows what he's people want i've heard 1 million times that donald trump has changed during his presidency. he was always just about to pivot to be more presidential. but he is who he is. i thought the speech was moving. we saw a side of trump that we don't usually see. it was vulnerable, which he really does not like to project are most acute patients. and for anyone, slightly disposed towards him, i think it could have been quite effective and i'd out that people stood, sat there for an hour and a half if they don't like trump and watched all the other stuff. but there's plenty for democrats to work with. but inside the hall and for

trump's fans this is almost a spiritual experience at the end of a campaign, of a convention which has many of them thinking they're going to win this election. they're even going to win the popular vote is something people who are telling me so they're pretty happy brad, you look like you want to i agree with chris wallace. i thought it was a good night for democrats. and if you did tune in late to that speech, what you got to see was typical donald trump rally speech. it was grievance, it was rambling, incoherent at times, it was angry and you know what one of the things that has hurt republicans most since, since the insurrection is the president, president trump. and republicans continuing this election denialism. and we saw it all over again last night that somehow we weren't in charge, but covid robbed him of robbed him second term that we cheated he attacked nancy pelosi. i mean, it was not a unifying speech. if you tuned in after about 15 minutes, right? >> i mean that's absolutely

fair. i want to spend a moment, scott, because i think this is something that you remarked on last night, the showmanship and we were just looking at you guys. let's put some of those those pictures back up. i mean, we can begin with the vegas style klieg lights and trump i'm silhouette as against his name in lights. and then you're also looking at the white house, right? like they built a basically a stage of the white house and it during many of these moments where he was talking about and there's the firefighters uniform, of course, corey comperatore who was killed at the rally he had pictures from the assassination attempt plastered on these massive video screens as he was talking about what happened. there's his his entry into the hall. that of course, just resulted in the whole place erupting. i mean, this was trump the showman at its very best and we can also scott, i want to get your thoughts i know you're also obsessed with what whole cogen did in the convention itself. we can watch some of that as well. >> so do we have to what you

guys are you guys not know what the mania is across turning out? okay alright, scott. >> all right we've had stashed one all right. >> got a couple of things ever one, when i saw those that trump in lights, remember the old elvis staging that like the red l man, it reminded me of that a b brad, i appreciate i appreciate everything you said, literally as donald trump was ending, your most vulnerable senate candidate in montana was putting out a press release, begging and demanding joe biden get out of the presidential campaign. here's what we learned last night is that the trump campaign is putting out feelers to americans who aren't really all that connected or maybe just a

little bit connected to our political system. and that's the point of the speakers and some of what they did this week. i mean, whole cogen speaks to a whole group of people that you know, maybe don't ever watch political conventions, right? well, and that's the point. and so that's how trump wins ultimately here, remember, he pulls best among the people who are least politically engaged. this whole convention throughout people that were designed to reach those audiences, i think they did that last night. the retelling of the shooting was incredibly effective. and what we learned at the end of the night and at the end of the week is that donald trump was ahead and remains a hit, probably by a little bit more. and that the republicans are the party of fun and the party of democracy. brad is organizing against prezi united states, but that's what we now know. >> well, speaking of, i don't know if it's fun exactly white. well, i have a dog in a wagon. currently have we have a sound bite, scott dog. >> the dog fair enough. we put

together some moments that i think perhaps scott will identify as fun. yes, i'm going to play that for you. you all can decide if you agree with scott or not, but let's watch it. >> how good was dana was doing a she said, you can't turn him down, you just can't do it. you have to go. that's a good wife jason aldean is good. >> i liked i liked his wife even better by the way, she's here and green bay is going to have a good team this year, right? and how about the hoaxed are how good was he when he used to lift a 350 pound man over his shoulders and then bench press him to rose into the audience slightly different than what i was expecting. it, but we also have kid rock. yeah, it come down here and play a song that was let me tell you, weigh different from what we heard when he played for mitt romney republicans, i was like very struck by that

disparity is steven, you know, republicans have had trouble getting celebrities so that conventions over the years democrats, especially in the obama era, everyone wanted to get on stage with the obamas so i guess it's an improvement donald trump is a showman. >> i think you can learn a lot about donald trump and his politics by thinking about whole cogen and wrestling and that is the kind of smash mouth politics and bowman ship that trump yeah. >> well, chris wallace called a testosterone, right? but that's that's how he appeals to a lot of people. as you say, the island to of politics. i didn't think whole hogan was particularly unifying, as you say, or kid rock, i mean fight, fight dropped, shoving, and then lyrics, you one moment from hulk hogan to franklin graham, which was kind of a bit of an odd that was a that was a real muscle. >> grew up in rural exurban midwest southern states like the idea that you watched wrestling and then maybe went to church are vital believe me,

that that is that is it experience that was very, very familiar to you. but think about the republican coalition, about what they're trying to put together and ultimately that was the message of the week. we got a big tent. we get union, but i'm sorry, we still your union boss. sorry. >> we got attacked in he attacked one should be jail. >> we got we got up bosses, we got instagram influencers, we got professional wrestlers. we have singers. >> to your point i've been going at republican conventions for 24 years. we just don't normally have this kind of popular culture star power at a convention hall. end of it made the vibe in here pretty cool. >> well, the that may have been cool in here, but i have to say that performance last night, hulk hogan, the head of ufc kid rock. >> i don't think that that is turning out suburban women in this election the way, the way that, the way that convention planners maybe think that it will. but we'll fred, who are you running for president? >> i mean, i think the question of the morning is, who is your

candidate? >> well, i will tell you who are getting breast joe biden until he says different, heard it here for a saint yeah. yeah. well, we're going to dig into that in some detail in a bit. >> i mean, we finally found this was kid rock last night. we can listen to him. let's listen to him for just a second but i'm playing this just to kind of underscore scott jennings point that this is i mean, someone else. >> i think it was i think david urban quoted our colleague john king. why saying toto, we're not in kennebunk for it anymore and again, that of course a reference to george hw bush who would not fit in here. >> let me, let me draw a line. it's going to make breads, headaches blurred. let me draw a line between donald trump's 2024 and barak obama, 20082 candidates. one similarity, they each have the capacity to change the composition of the electorate obama, his superpower was bringing people

into politics that no one else can touch. it is the same path our, the trump has. and that was what you saw in the design. >> i don't know how trump has that power. i mean, he lost the popular with a lot of people, a lot of people voted for him that don't don't vote. >> but he's never gotten won the popular vote. he lost the election by 7 million votes in 2020. i don't know what this massive coalition is that he hasn't been every election and, he was involved in after he won in 2016 17, 18 1920, 212223 republicans lost when donald trump's influence yeah, i'll say also, i look, your point is very well-taken however, donald trump was not leading in either of the presidential election before in the polling, and he is this time. >> all right. we've got to move a coming up next here. hear how the race for the white house has changed. has it after trump's off teleprompter, rnc speech plus we're covering this breaking news and major tech outage grounding flights causing issues around the world, bank's stock markets. television networks were going

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back 100 years from now but we're going to say this is where everything changed talking about the revolution cnn, news central all right, breaking news impacting people around the world. this is a live look at philadelphia international airport where he doesn't see are some sorry, it's atlanta international airport which honestly there should be a little bit more activity going on there. i would think alright this airport is one of the many experiencing major tech issues around the world causing delays and issues for travelers. the faa saying that several major us carriers, including delta, united and spirit are under a full ground stop american airlines tells us that they have reportedly resolved their issue. we're also learning that public transportation,

including trains and buses in washington, dc, have also been impacted by the outage in europe and in asia, airports, banks, hospitals, news outlets, and stock exchanges, all while suffering similar outages. the tech disruptions appear to stem from a software update issued by the firm crowdstrike. >> the company's ceo says that the issue has been identified and a fix is in the works. >> cnn's transportation analyst mary schiavo joins me live now. she is the former inspector general of the u.s. department of transportation as well and can help us understand the impacts here. mary, this seems like a very remarkable event. how often does something like this happen? and what can people expect in terms of trying to get back when things are going to get back up and running in a normal way? >> well, in terms of how often this happens, unfortunately, the answer is rather vague but important more, we have seen various outages with different systems. at few recall last year we had a number of outages

concerning air traffic control and the and the ability literally took control and separate the aircraft this is different that it include data and transmissions on the cloud and cloud storage systems and connectivity and communications. so that affects all the scheduling the timing, the crew scheduling, getting the planes up and out so it's a little different than what we've seen sometimes in the past. but this is a massive outage and and obviously it's software that affects other companies getting back to normal well for aviation, if you have a hiccup in the morning by the afternoon, you're in total meltdown, so it won't be back to normal today. but the good news is, is the company has said software company said it has, says they have rolled out a fix. so you know, by tomorrow things should be normal mary, i'm going to i'm going to ask you a selfish question, but i guess it's on behalf of the thousands of other people that are starting to wake up in their hotel rooms here in milwaukee trying to get out of the republican national

convention. >> if you had a flight booked this morning on one of these airlines between now and noon, what would you do? >> our ib ib on the computer trying to find if it's really going to go. i'd be looking up a backup solution. i'd be looking something else as a back-up. and of course now, on the on a lot of airlines, now, especially newer airlines allow cancellations even up to last minute, so people can signed a backup but it looks like for most for several airlines in the u.s. and elsewhere, other places in the world. operations won't be back to normal until they apply this computer fix that. they know what they have to do, but it hasn't been applied at all. the airlines yet alright. >> mary schiavo, thanks for scrambling to get on with us this morning as we cover this breaking news, i really appreciate it all right. let's turn back now to this. >> that's right. biden has covid luckily he can't spread it because democrats have been distancing themselves from him since the debate au. as a our

panel is a little reaction to that it covid, positive president biden is reportedly weighing whether to. stay in the presidential race a second, sitting democratic senator is calling for him to step aside in a statement yesterday, senator jon tester of montana wrote this quote, i've worked with president biden when it has made montana stronger and i've never been able to afraid to stand up to him when he is wrong and while i appreciate his commitment to public service and our country, i believe president biden should not seek reelection to another term. why is this so noteworthy? tester is a vulnerable democrat facing an uphill reelection bid and his concerns highlight how biden's candidacy candidacy could hurt the party's chances in the house and the senate this fall well, one widely circulated in internal internal memo said this, defending biden's fitness for office is an untenable

position for down-ballot democrats joining me now is former democratic congressman from ohio, tim ryan congressman. good morning to you. thank you very much for being here you, of course, ran for the senate it against the now vice presidential pick in ohio. the other senate seat in ohio is going to be on the ballot. sherrod brown is defending his seat in november as well what is your reaction to what tester said here? are you looking to see do you think that sherrod brown will follow suit and do you agree that it's untenable for down-ballot democrats to be able to defend the president right now yeah, i suspect you're going to see more. >> i don't know what the senator brown is going to do, but i suspect you'll see more today and i do think it is untenable. i think democrats, especially after last night's debacle i think democrats are dying to get back on a more elevated message. i think there's a huge opening for

democrats, both in those senate races. a key across the country but also for the presidential race. if democrats can articulate a big vision for the united states of america? got an inclusive vision of one that's letting go of basically everything that happened last night, everything that trump talked about last night, people don't want to live in that country that was a speech to that room. but i think a lot of independent voters want something different in its incumbent upon the democratic party to give them something different. and i think that's what jon tester was saying. give me give me the leeway here in my own state where i've gotten elected. against conventional wisdom because i'm able to talk to folks don't distract me with something that i can't defend congressman do you think that kamala harris at the top of the democratic ticket could beat former president trump in the fall i think she would smoke them. >> honestly, i i've been saying this for three weeks now she is the candidate in my

mind, she will absolutely smoke him. she will rally our base she'll pull in young people. she will she will energize democrats. she will prosecute not just the case against trump because i don't think we want to talk about them too much, but you got to be able to call out his lies who better to do that than a prosecutor but i also think talking in elevating that vision, generational change and people are so tired of the vietnam era politics, which is just toxic has been going on forever. kamala harris will elevate the american conversation. people will be drawn to that independent voters will be drawn to that. the never trumpers in the republican party will be drawn to that. you can run on choice, you can run on re-industrializa tion and look, jd vance was a venture capitalist donald trump cut taxes for the wealthiest people in the world. he just did an all out assault on the auto workers. >> i don't know. i've been running for office in ohio lot of auto workers, lot of retired

auto workers in ohio, in michigan, in wisconsin, terrible politics. so camila will appeal to those folks. we just got to get her on the ground i'm here in these great lake states and i think she's going to have great appeal to those working class voters, whether they're white or black, or brown, or men or women, she will have appeal to them congressman, who do you think if we end up in this in this point, who might round out a presidential ticket? >> what names are should be in the conversation. in your view? >> we will get some great big state governors, right here on the great lake states obviously we got a lot of stars so deep, deep bench on the democratic side. so i think she's going to miss her yeah. >> i mean, i'm not even getting into this because we still have a sitting president. we can have that conversation patient may be if things unfold the way we think they may happy to have that conversation. but i think she would be very, very strong at the top of the ticket all right. >> fair enough. i will say i think those names are flying in text chains and of course we're

reporting that the harris team is starting to feel this out as well former congressman tim ryan. >> i'm very grateful for your time this morning. thank you very much for being with us thank you. >> take care of course. >> trump has been celebrating this week, the biden campaign has found itself on its heels. stephen collinson, this is from your newest piece, biden this week has been forced to retreat to his beach house in rehoboth beach, delaware where the case of covid-19, at a moment when many he's senior white house and campaign officials have come to believe the president must abandon his campaign for a second term. the next 72 hours are big one democratic governor in close touch with party officials relayed to aides on thursday. this can't go on much longer. so stephen, i mean, talk to me about where where things stand. this reporting is moving fast and furious it's about where the president may be. i will say that in my own conversations, people that have been talking to the white house, to the campaign oftentimes supporters of the president want to know, hey, what do i say? how do i defend him? how do i get out there? say that there has been

a real change in posture from the campaign and the white house about how to deal with these things. whether they're getting a different vibe speak or they're not getting a response at all, et cetera. there is something that is different about this point in time, but we do seem to be getting to a critical point in the last two weeks, things have seemed to boil up and then the president managed to establish a beachhead almost. and allow himself to sort of wait a couple of more days by a couple more days, i think that's what a lot of the tactics were about but look at the comparison we saw last night. we saw donald trump walk out here, embraced by his party, the party he remade in his image at the same time, the president was isolated down in rehoboth watching the democratic party desert him after a long career and he's a beloved figure. it's very poignant. so of all the elections i've covered all over the world. the party doesn't that is at war with itself has always lost. if the democrats don't get this sorted out pretty soon time is running

out, right? york convention is in what, four weeks you don't the candidate for me. >> i couldn't i couldn't agree more a party at war with itself. this party should not be it word this up, look, president biden has said repeatedly, his campaign has said repeatedly, i was with quentin fulks about four hours ago. this campaign, he said, this president is running the white house has said this president and you don't think that that's changed? >> i mean, because it's something is changing well, you know what you know what's changing. this is a lot of anonymous reporting. >> there's a lot of leaking, there's a lot of backstabbing that, you know, there are a lot of a lot of these conversations that supposedly had been had with president biden have not been put on the record and so look, here's the thing, here's thing. i've heard this from from a lot of people. they'll say their advice to the president, but at the end of the day they say it is one person's choice, and i just asked you, scott, if you won, if you won the primary of your party, if you ran in a primary

view got 14 and-a-half million votes. if you've got 87% of votes cast, would you end? you saw what you saw last night from the other party in this candidate. would you bow out no. no, of course you would not know. >> it's to joe delaware. don't day in the race. >> be careful. >> grants the race. >> my friend you heard it. you are in brad and i are in agreement. stop. stay in the race go ahead and keep keep mocking joe biden mocked his whole career and he's come back and he's come back and he's come back and look, i've we've lived through moments, kasie, you've lived in moments and look, i was at the dnc when obama's debate performance, we walked into the it's not to say i understand that hari just now just telling you the fees we walked in the next morning. >> we did didn't think he could win and he fell, but nobody thought that he would be incapable of understanding other four-year understand that he fell seven points in the polls after that after that debate? >> yeah. >> i'm just saying i'm saying

but campaigns are dynamic. we don't know what we didn't know that somebody would take a shot at donald trump. we didn't know that joe biden would have the debate performance that this has been a historic three weeks that i still trying to figure out what no one has been on no one has a crystal ball about the next thing, no one knows yet how the american people react to the speech they saw last night. yeah, well, that's fair. i mean, the one person i'm really watching brad is nancy pelosi, who all of my reporting indicates she does not think that he should stay and she's not yet said it publicly. the hill is saying one democrat said it's in parent that pelosi has presented data to biden that he can't that can't be dismissed or denied. she's helping the white house understand the consequences that will flow if that data materializes in the election, the strategist says, once she weighs in, its done, he biden, wanted the lord almighty well, this pelosi is the lord almighty. i had one member say to me, you know she rarely loses if she wants him out. i mean like at some point, how does this continue to be tenable? it's his decision. am it's his decision. and, you

know, we could we could wind up in near the end of the first week in august and there's a virtual for roll call and he's the nominee. and i think people will have to get on onboard. people have to get on board because this campaign democrats need to run a general election campaign against donald trump and need to stop trying to rerun the democratic primary. >> but if you have a candidate or if the money is running out, the posey going down how can you gather at a convention? >> but is the money running out? and i don't look, i don't believe the polls. i don't know what data that anyone could show the president that he couldn't show some other data's, but there are polls all over the place i was looking, yes i mean, the swing-state polling is pretty devastating. well, he's he's behind is behind on average, about two points in michigan, about two points he's about the look the public data is one thing the internal data that i am seeing from all of these outfits that i know that you all trust you use it to make your decisions. it's showing like five plus points in places that are in the best corners in michigan and wisconsin. i mean, it is raph. >> well, how much how much of that, if you believe it is

accountable to his debate performance three weeks ago and how much of his accountable to the civil war that's going on within the democratic party in the backstabbing that is occurring against against joe biden i mean, there is a self fulfilling prophecy here. >> if it's you that has the democrats in disarray, brad, i mean, that's no i just mean, anyway, i look, i take your point. it's a very tough it's very tough situation. tuition, it's a very tough situation for a man in joe biden who has had a long and storied political career jamie raskin wrote a letter to him that focused on how great he was at a leader before going on to say, hey, pedro martinez didn't bow out at the wrong time. maybe you should take a lesson from him, from george washington will see if any of that's resonating with the president. alright, up next here breaking news, delta airlines now pausing all flights, this morning as a global tech outage has airlines and businesses scrambling around the world plus a look at some of the more lively moment on the final night of the, republican national convention. this one's for you, scott the

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resuming some flights at this hour. we've also learned that public transportation, including trains and buses in washington, dc, have also been impacted around the world in europe and asia, airports, banks, hospitals, news outlets, stock exchanges, all experiencing similar outages and problems. the largest hospitals in the united kingdom and in germany have been impacted. cnn's tom foreman joins us now with the latest on this. tom good morning to you again at what are we learning at this hour? >> well, i'm learning that you might have a 12 hour drive back to dc. that's what i'm learning secretly dreading that i have a backup flight on southwest. >> okay. if i drive to chicago well, and the truth is, there may be workarounds here. look look at what's happening in europe right now. what's been happening over in europe, over in asia has been rowling this way as this problem has progressed. so all sorts of things here in this country, you may want to check as you try to move forward, looking at

madrid right there, but but american airlines, united airlines, delta airlines, allegiant airlines, son frontier airlines, all have had some impact from this, and they're trying to move past it. importantly, the issue seems to be at least part of it seemed to be an update by crowdstrike a cybersecurity firm out there big vendor to microsoft. they said they had a single content update to windows and there were some kind of mismatch, some disagreement. they said this is not a security incident or a cyber attack and they say this issue has been identified, isolated, and a fix deployed so what we have right now is kind of a a denzel washington action film going around the whole globe right now as this fix is trying to catch up with the problem and as mary cheba mentioned earlier, one of the issues is when you start talking about transportation and all these other things, there's a rolling impact even if you solve the problem right

now, you still have a bunch of people who have had flights delayed. so those planes didn't show up somewhere else on time and on and on. it's not going to be a good friday for travel in all likelihood, no matter where you go, kasie the understatement, i was really hoping we haven't had a lot of sleep here at the republican national convention. i was, i was ready to be out of here as this cut loose that we took a deal even a hong kong disneyland and was having trouble selling tickets. and now you're looking at other all sorts of vendors grocery stores, health systems, think about every place in your life where you potentially encounter microsoft and you might want to double-check know they're not all affected, but a lot of them might be and you might want to check to save yourself the headache of going somewhere and being told, oh, well, we can't do that. we can't sell you a soda or we can't get you some ham, or we can't have you and for your x-ray because we're just the systems are not working all right. >> everybody just hunker down

for the day. i suppose tom foreman, great thank you for that report alright it has been quite a week in politics. >> it's a historic week in politics, quite frankly, there was an assassination attempt. we were here for this convention and there is a president sick with covid-19 who could decide to drop out of the 2024 race and leave us with a fundamentally altered campaign that what it's hard to believe, it looked like this just one year ago today they third indictment of former president donald trump could be coming and coming soon. >> we're running a campaign we expect to be the nominee right now. >> the affirmative case for ron desantis, and there is one to make. he won reelection with 60% of the vote. >> when i become president, we are going to impose our will on it really does make a difference. in terms of the good work that we do together for the sake of our country, our mike pence, i'm from indiana and i'm running for president well, that's a

throwback here to help us make sense of where all this stands with the 2024 race is michael smerconish. >> it's a smerconish friday. he's the host of cnn's smerconish, and cnn political commentator sure michael. good morning to you. this is a little bit of choose your own adventure so you tell me we've got trump's speech last night, which started off on that really unifying note that we expected from him that his team had been saying this sort of changed man was going to give us that. then devolved. i think he could sell they into a very traditional campaign speech that was full of misrepresentations and falsifications and some of his particular grievances. and then of course you have you know, as we were watching that, we're all frantically reporting is president biden about to step aside from the top of the ticket? it's just a remarkable situation the only thing i know for sure, kasie and good morning is that at the new york post? they went to bed early because the cover this morning is a new dawn. and to your

point, for 25 minutes, it was last night, but then he reverted to the old don big picture if that's what you're asking me for three nights in prime time, i thought the rn and c was choreograph and compelling but they didn't keep it tight last night he went off the rails and you could see the wheels turning in his head as you often do at rallies where he's on prompter and when he senses that the audience may be getting a little bit bored then he throws in red meat which in the rallies has worked for him, but last night i think was a missed opportunity. big picture. you'd rather be among the ours than the ds because of the vulnerabilities in that biden white house. but i think that donald trump, long-term last night in that speech, showed some of those weaknesses that still persist michael, where do you think things sit with the democratic party make it mccain, who i know, i think, you know she she tweeted this

in relation to something that had had she said did it as something was unfolding with biden quote, this is the most insane intense dramatic election cycle of my life. and my dad picked sarah palin as his vp without the campaign knowing her teenage daughter was pregnant there's there's this is an incredibly dramatic moment i say this with no glee in my voice, but two weeks ago, i did a commentary on my program on cnn. i said it's it's a matter of when not if it's just no doubt in my mind that president biden will not be the standard bearer for his party. i just don't know at what point in the next few days that happens. the data is just overwhelming helming and the voices among democratic leadership, there is no one missing. i mean, by extension, even i think president obama is involved in this because of george clooney, haven't given him the tip off that he was going to write for the new york times. it's just so overwhelming and money talks in the end, i think it's dried up.

it's sad. it didn't have to be he this way, but it is where we are and the question of the day is, now what is it going to be by acclamation that it becomes the vice president or is there going to be some type of competition in the next five weeks? that's the issue. >> do you think kamala harris can beat donald trump, michael? >> i think that she can, but i doubt that she's the strongest among the bench. i think there's a lot of polling data out there that suggests that somebody from one of those three critical states, my own josh shapiro, gretchen whitmer from michigan, wisconsin. you tell me who can keep them? those in the democratic fold and i'll tell you who the strongest candidate is. i don't think you help the vice president nor the democrats, nor the nation. if you just hand it to her, i think she'd be enhanced if there is some type of a blitz primary and she emerges from it victorious. i think it's in everybody's best interest. i think that would be good for the country to have that the level of competition very interesting, alright,

michael smerconish always grateful to have you. >> thank you so much. i really appreciate you. >> forget. thank you thank you. >> i appreciate it don't forget to tune in to smerconish tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. right here on cnn, he'll be there for his show. if i was doing when tomorrow, who knows if i would make it. but anyway, all right, now this let's take a look at the floor of the fiserv forum here in milwaukee. you probably can't hear the drills because we've got these so-called brittany microphones on, but they are literally unscrewing the floor of the convention. they're packing up the stairs, they're rolling up the red carpet. that noise has been of course, throughout the show, but just hours ago all eyes were on former president donald trump as he stood on the stage. the stage is still standing. the leadup to the former president's speech made for some memorable moments. we've touched on some of them, but let's walk through them from an appearance by wwe's hulk hogan the united states

brother to a concert performance from the country star kid rock city formerly country now know a lot more than that. it was a night filled with fanfare for the former president and well, let's just let hulk hogan say it scott jennings. >> this one's for you not agree brad every time i see the huckster appear on the screen and i feel a hoka mania running wild know, look, it the finger taiwan's got the floor of the convention by the.

>> way, it's not been since july of 2000 than a republican candidate for president, the nominee he to lead, were always behind in july, trump's never been a head. this is an unusual feeling for all these republicans to be ahead while at the same time peering over the hedge and wondering well, who are we even running against? and so to me, the big takeaway here was the republican party is the party of fun by the way, there's two major political parties in america one is functioning properly. >> we've got to come up bread. you got the other one we got no clock guys where we're about to hit the other shot, right? look, donald trump? returned to american carnage last night. that's what people remember, not hulk hogan ripping his shirt, okay. all right. >> we're going to continue this conversation in what is one of the most dramatic and unprecedented election cycles in recent memory. thanks very much to our panel, thanks to all of you for joining us. if you're traveling today, good luck. i'm kasie hunt. don't go anywhere. cnn news central starts after this quick break

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