carol: delta airlines fineness. david: and winning over bernie sanders supporters.arol: all ahead. ♪ ♪ david: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." carol: you can find us on sirius radio. you can find us in new york, boston to washington dc. this week's interview issue has a one-on-one with mark weinberger. david: he spoke about how to keep millennial employees happy. david: why was he somebody that you wanted to talk to? guest: i was interested in him because his company, ey, is such a large employer of young people. i figured, if anybody had a finger on the pulse of how you do with millennials, it had to be them. david: you think about public accounting and young people is not the first thing that comes to mind. guest: it is surprising because so much of the workforce now, you think of people who are in the middle of their careers, especially with corporate jobs, but things like consulting and accounting, they draw heavily from college graduates and it puts them in a sweet spot of dealing with people in their 20's, maybe their early 30's. so at a place like ey

delta airlines. the weather's fine, the planes are fine, but the computers are messed up. >> it's a mysterious power outage, how it's being billed. it's causing problems with it computer system going down. >> this is the scene at washington national airport, reagan national: if you want to leave from laguarda, jfk or newark, you've got problems. >> carrie drew can show us what it's looking like inside delta flights around the world are grounded indefinitely because of this computer outage, and now we're learning more about how this problem started. just a short time ago on its web site, delta posted an update that said the a power outage in atlanta earlier this morning around 2:38 a.m. affected computer systems worldwide including flighting status displays, its web site and mobile and airport technology and that the company says large scale cancellations are expected throughout the day today. many cto are complaining about this right now on social media. there are delays and frustrated travelers everything -- everywhere from here in new york to san francisco and rome. the company is apologizing and

delta airline. the airline tries to rebound from computer problems this morning. huge computer problems. here's the latest numbers. more than 400 flights cancelled and 1,000 flights delayed. the airline flights were fine, but planes on the ground weren't going anywhere. delta posted a video fiorina its ceo. >> we have delta teams working around the clock to restore our system capabilities. i'm sure you can appreciate it. i apologize for the challenges this has created for you with your travel experience. >> delta is flying again, but there' d unclear when the airline will operate back to normal. >>> a break way fraction of the taliban claimed responsibility -- 67 people mostly lawyers were killed when someone blew up a hospital this morning. more than 100 lawyers had gathered there to mourn a prominent attorney who was shot and killed on his way to practice. >>> the deadly hot air balloon in texas revealed the pilot likely didn't see the power lines because he was trying to quickly descend through a break-in the clouds. the ntsb has video shot by the 16 people who died in the crash. the balloon was floating above a bank of clouds. pilots are told not to go through clouds and they're required to have a

fine, no major issues to report. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. >>> the worldwide problems for delta airlines, airline is warning customers on twitter that its systems are down everywhere. airline spokesman is not offering further details or confirmation, we have word and los angeles. >>> three correction officers hello! it's our new intern, bart's first week here at td bank, he's a robot from one of those other banks. we're training him to bank human. i am banking assistance & registration technology. wait, wait, wait. but you can call me, hnology. hi amy. thank you. thank you. that is not protocol manager jenna. that's ok bart, it is here. at td bank we do things differently, like having the longest hours of any bank. don't just bank. . announced reduction this the numb of assaults on corrections officers, three officers are attacked on rikers island. correction officers union president spoke with eye witness news exclusively about the attack. inmate armed with a scalpel slashed an officer's arm. that was after he allegedly knocked an officer out cold. a third female officer punched in the f

delta airlines. the company says, okay, everything is fine now.erations return to normal and the stock is holding at 36. it lost 3% of value compared to last friday before the big outage, the global outage occurred. dillard's, another retailer, profits down on lower sales and it's disappointing, down 3%. look at mcdonald's, there's pressure on an outside group, they're looking for a global ban on animals and antibiotics. 119 on mickey d's. how about apple? this is what we believe to be the new features in the iphone seven coming in the first week of next month. reportedly september 7th. nicole, it's at 108 now. please give me a list of what he is new on the iphone 7. >> the iphone 7, according to reports, let's take a look here, stock is up 1/3 of 1%. thinner, faster, an in you camera. how about goodbye head phone jack, you better go wireless or a speaker you use for a bluetooth. no head phone jack. it appears there is no home button. maybe put your thumb there and it activates. five and a half inches and as you said, september 7th, the anticipati

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fine. >>> one of the country's biggest airlines is offering free inflight entertainment. you can watch content with seat back screens. the airline says the move is an experience and staying competitive. >>> delta airlines is working to get things back to normal today. early monday morning power outage led to delays. days later the airline is still feeling the effect. around 800 flights were cans 200 for today. >>> gas prices are expected to drop below $2 a gallon this fall. experts said the prices should stay there through the winter. the drop is being caused by dipping oil prices. plus, gas companies are switching to the winter blend. the national average for a gallon of regular gas is currently $2.12. >>> apple is being granted a new it helps it turn like an accordion bus. apple isn't saying what they want to use the technology for. however, the patent filing said it can be used in quote, war situations. >>> coming up at 5:30, a woman is pushed in broad daylight with a tire iron. where it happened and what carolina's voter i.d. law could lead to major changes. what the study says about its impact on you. >> north carolina news at 5:30 starts now. >> an irvin woman had a ter firing run in whe

now delta is trying to make it up to some travelers using its private jet to help about 40 passengers complete their journeys. the airline got them to those private jets in fine style with porches, jenna. yes, porches picking them up. the lucky travelersinclude the airline's most frequent flyers , corporate travelers and those on vacation. jenna: that has never happened to me. never. it may seem hard to believe at times but donald trump and hillary clinton are not the only ones running for president in 2016, there are others like gary johnson from the libertarian party and jill stein from the green party and now some political pundits say they may soon be able to have an impact on the race, take a look. >> this is like an olympic race in the swimming pool when all the splashing is going on in the pool, look for the people on the outside lane that can get through it without the weight and i think gary johnson especially, more so then you'll sign but gary johnson could actually gain momentum and if he gets in that presidential debate, the first presidential debate, there is no telling what could happen in this race . >> henry beginning the presidential debate,