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and then i look up and we're in front of sloane kettering, and i go, mr. breslin, thanks. thanks very much. i got to go in. no, i'll go in with you. okay. so we go upstairs and my wife is with me. my wife, my wife, mary and i have to sign in and he's right next to me and he's talking. he's talking and and i have to go into a little room and get into it. johnny and with those little paper slippers, pretty embarrassing. i come and they direct me to this little room small on this stage and. there's my wife and there's jimmy breslin and there's me. this johnny with with paper slippers. and then he's just talking and talking. talking and it. and what he's doing is, is a gift of distraction. it's a gift, a love. and he knows what it means to go to sloan-kettering from own loss, from his own, from his, his first wife, and from his. his daughter is older daughter and the joke is that he keeps going, he's right next to me. i'm getting on the -- gurney. and i just made room for him. that was so going into this procedure the last i see is not my wife or anything. jimmy breslin well,

sloan-kettering is a nonprofit 340b disproportionate share.the sloan kettering have a program the pass at 340b discount to the patient question. >> we are not a 340b program. >> i think you are looked it up and i thought you are. >> okay, that is new to me and i apologize but i will say our charity care program is quite robust. >> to the pass that question make you mention specifically the cost of drugs to the pass the 340 discount question quickly come up to five at a% of fpl for charity care program which is far more than we need too. >> is up for the uninsured or include the people but the less a generous insurance policy depicts up to 500%. >> in that sense the programs we have would address that portion of medical debt, that is important for. >> it isor important we also in new york city, even if the 500 is not necessarily a livable wage. when for my husband he was underinsured. he was also a college professor we did not need any actual charity care from them but yet we still fell into massive debt. >> presumably youou would've ben below

name it here and so we talked about airports but how about social security, people, hospital sloan-ketteringe fortune 500 companies out there use this software and there was a massive glitch that made everything go down. now, they are working to fix this but it is more difficult than you might imagine. once they fixed the glitch, they have to reset the sid systems, and this could take some time here this is one of those frightening things we are starting to see in our economy, our lives where people lose control of the information, they lose control of what they need to be doing and because of a small tech problem. >> let me say it, too doesn't this remind us if you work at memorial sloan-kettering too much of one thing is controlled by one company. aren't we asking for this? >> emily: every time you hear of the cybersecurity issues, trust me, gets palpitations and the way we are aligned with technology. our lives can be lost and people can go into our systems and turn off icus. it is terrifying and as gerri mentioned, this is not cybersecurity incident whatsoever. this is a glitch in the so

you people across the uk, but the people of kettering-— of kettering.were just about to turn four when labour won - of kettering. you were just about to turn four when labour won at - of kettering. you were just about to turn four when labour won at the i turn four when labour won at the 2001 election. here you are. i was born into the _ 2001 election. here you are. i was born into the last labour- born into the last labour government, and now, as a 26—year—old i am a parliament in the current labour government, so i know the difference that the last labour government made and it is an honour to be part of this one. 1, . ~ ., ,, and it is an honour to be part of this one. 1, . ~ ., i. ., ., ,, this one. back to you reeta. thank ou tina. you tina. there is the state coach, queen alexandra's state coach, bringing the regalia which represent the monarch's authority, to the palace of westminster. the regalia spread the arrival of the king to westminster. just thinking about what tina was talking about to rosie there, it is a measure of the overwhelming labo

memorial sloan kettering postponed all surgeries requiring in the theater.tle, closing the outpatient clinic today. at 911 call centers were disrupted in several states. officials posted warnings and shared alternate phone numbers on social media while service was being restored. >> i think people around the country and the world are shocked to recover that a single issue with a single piece of software can have that many implications. >> the calls for answers are getting louder tonight and an airlines work to reset the operation and get back to normal, long delays should prompt meal vouchers if your standard o overnight, airlines will pick up the hotel. >> maurice: kris van cleave, thank you tonight. remember hackers didn't cause this, this was a company tried to stop hackers with an update. see basis carter evans joins us now. a lot of people have not heard of crowd strike before today and people are wondering how did this happen? >> reporter: mores, this is a massive cybersecurity operation hired to guard company secrets and sa safeguard against tax. 29,0

new york's memorial sloan kettering postponed all procedures requiring anesthesia.g types of surgeries. in seattle, closing the outpatient clinic today. 911 call centers were disrupted in several states. officials posted warnings and shared alternate phone numbers on social media while service was being restored. >> i think a lot of people around the country and the world are shocked to discover that a single issue with a single piece of software can have that many knock on implications. >> reporter: the calls for answers are getting louder tonight, and as airlines work to reset the operation and get back to normal, fliers have rights. long delays should prompt meal vouchers. if you're stranded overnight, airlines will pick up the hotel bill. if your flight doesn't go, you can ask for a refund. >> maurice: stressful far and wide. kris van cleave, thank you tonight. remember, hackers didn't cause this, this was a company trying to stop hackers with an update. cbs's carter evans joins us now. a lot of people have not heard of crowdstrike before today, and everybody's

affecting new york memorial sloan kettering were susbe pending -- a lot of people may not be gettingfor some not just leisure trips. delta and american and united were all affected. here is one traveller earlier today. >> i chose this flight to get back to a concert i have to play ton tonight. does not look like it will happen. i don't know how they will get us on another flight or airline if possible. fingers crossed. >> take a look at this, that recovery assign, this is the residual effect of what happened. back to you, john. >> john: i wonder what instrument the guy plays, could he be replaced? >> sandra: bring in tyler cohen with you, cyber division chief. we just got word pete buttigieg gave an interview in los angeles and here is what he had to say, let's listen. >> i want to stress that the best indication that i have received are that safety critical system were not impacted, air traffic control was not impacted. these are disruptions nobody wants to experience. >> in terms of air travel, you are saying safety aspect may not have been affected, scheduling more. >> the most im

new york savings and loan kettering said it was pausing any procedures requiring anesthesia and harris health system out of hughson said it had to suspend hospital visits till further notice and i'm caught up with one chicago resident that's understanding how scary that is firsthand. allison took the time to tell us about her father who lives in kentucky. he found out so he was going to get that and staying in the hotel and closer to the hospital for the procedure and got the call in a very early hours of the morning telling them this was going to have to be rescheduled. >> my dad takes things in stride and this was a emergency sungar reigns leading and these blockaging wouldn't have bye bye bye caught so it's -- been caught and it's a great thing and shows you how much the hands are -- our lives are in the hands of the technology. reporter: look at this screen and it says it all. see it says recovery and this is from when window hads to restart this morning, and they've kept the screen up all day. we've seen firsthand what's been doing on here and crowd strikes ceo told us on x this m

kettering cancer centre here new york says most of their systems and procedures are reinstated now butit reported pausing the start of some procedures that required anaesthesia. the cause of all this mess is cyber security firm crowd strike. the company says the problem happened when it issued a faulty update to customers running microsoft even though disruption is not a cyberattack. some are questioning whether are country is vulnerable. >> how do we allow for 1 company 1 entity to control whether or not america and the rest of the world can be in business? spee acryl strike ceo has apologized in the company says that a fix has been deployed but experts are saying it's good to take time for the fix to take effect and rather than wait for that repair it does appear summer taking a different approach. elon musk posted on x. he has deleted crowd strike from all of his systems. unclear which companies he's referring to or all of them perhaps. meanwhile shares of crowd strike taking a battering today in the market down more than 12 and a half%. >> martha: thank you very much. so a sad day

sloan-kettering centre cancer centre shared they have positive start of any procedures that require anaesthesiais health has been to hospital visits entirely and i will leave you with us. people want answers. the crowd strike ceo just tweeted this out. he says quote we are working on a technical update and root cause analysis that will share with everyone as well as stock close down 11% today so people want answers and they want this frustration to go away." sent back to you. >> you for that. is kelly hinted this deadhead a lot of companies and a lot of technology companies, a lot of stocks around the world. the follow from the selloff after this. switch to shopify so you can build it better, scale it faster and sell more. much more. take your business to the next stage when you switch to shopify. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some powe

other spots, for example, here in new york, we have one hospital, memorial sloan-kettering, they are saying they are pausing any procedures that has to do with anesthesia because they're having difficulty accessing patient records. let's go north up into massachusetts. mass general brigham, they are having problems today. and they can't access clinical records either. as a result, all nonurgent visits have been canceled. one of the things they're saying is their emergency departments are open if they need to get in there. miami is talking about their hospitals remain open but patients are told they should be understanding because there might be some delays in accessing some procedures. the other thing we hear about 911 is that they are up and operating in many places. they went down overnight but many have been able to restore it. some other places, one hospital talked about, they have found a fix for the system they were having a problem with, but they're having to go computer by computer to install that fix. it's going to take a little while. >> a lot of institutions going analog w

. >> he would have been below 5% -- >> he was not treated at memorial sloan kettering. >> was the hospital- >> i do not know that, sir. he was treated at the university of michigan. >> that would have been a 340-b nonprofit. a 340-b receiving dollars is not helping people with their medical expense. is that a -- as it turns out and baylor is a 340-b hospital nonprofit. we have hospitals which are supposed to be doing the right thing and not doing the right thing. it's not a market failure but hospital to act in a way that is consistent. any comment on that? >> that is what hospitals are trying to do. all these policies are in favor of large payers and build a coalition. the large payers will ignore the person's need. [indiscernible] >> and more subsidies and clear instances of that subsidy not being passed to the patient. you said only 14% of people have a medical debt over 10k and 50% of medical debt is related to hospital expense. if these policies were implemented as intended. i'm almost out of time. surprise medical billing and major cause of medical debt. has there been accrual subseq

. >> he would have been below 5% -- >> he was not treated at memorial sloan kettering. >> was the hospitalt know that, sir. he was treated at the university of michigan. >> that would have been a 340-b nonprofit. a 340-b receiving dollars is not helping people with their medical expense. is that a -- as it turns out and baylor is a 340-b hospital nonprofit. we have hospitals which are supposed to be doing the right thing and not doing the right thing. it's not a market failure but hospital to act in a way that is consistent. any comment on that? >> that is what hospitals are trying to do. all these policies are in favor of large payers and build a coalition. the large payers will ignore the person's need. [indiscernible] >> and more subsidies and clear instances of that subsidy not being passed to the patient. you said only 14% of people have a medical debt over 10k and 50% of medical debt is related to hospital expense. if these policies were implemented as intended. i'm almost out of time. surprise medical billing and major cause of medical debt. has there been accrual subsequent to the

. >> he would have been below 5% -- >> he was not treated at memorial sloan kettering. >> was the hospital -- >> i do not know that, sir. he was treated at the university of michigan. >> that would have been a 340-b nonprofit. a 340-b receiving dollars is not helping people with their medical expense. is that a -- as it turns out and baylor is a 340-b hospital nonprofit. we have hospitals which are supposed to be doing the right thing and not doing the right thing. it's not a market failure but hospital to act in a way that is consistent. any comment on that? >> that is what hospitals are trying to do. all these policies are in favor of large payers and build a coalition. the large payers will ignore the person's need. [indiscernible] >> and more subsidies and clear instances of that subsidy not being passed to the patient. you said only 14% of people have a medical debt over 10k and 50% of medical debt is related to hospital expense. if these policies were implemented as intended. i'm almost out of time. surprise medical billing and major cause of medical debt. has there been accrual subs