george kurtz, crowdstrike ceo, we greatly appreciate you coming into us and telling it straight abouthat is happening with this massive outage. thank you, george. >> thank you, jim. >> all right, back to carl and david and sara. >> jim, i don't know if you have to run, but i'm curious about your thoughts after what happened with at&t the other day, the car dealers, which that impact is still ongoing. i wonder if you think this will force some would-be customers to slow down their automation plans in general. i mean, we've seen car dealers go back to pad and paper. >> it's a great question, carl, and i don't have to go anywhere. what concerns me is that we have become so digitized, and all we do is digitize and digitize, that maybe we have lost some control to the machines. i listened to george, and what concerned me, and remember, crowdstrike is really -- crowdstrike and palo alto are the best. what concerns me is that the lack of knowledge about what you can do in digital versus if it were by hand, if it were by hand, you would just walk our way through it. but carl, it's so out of r

so, we don't have an opportunity to hear a formal statement from george kurtz. so, i think he'll do the company some justice, coming out and let us know if he does see some serious financial exposure for the company. and if that is the case, i think they could actually see another leg down from here. so, i don't know that this is necessarily the moment to jump in, rush, and buy that 12 to 13% dip that we're looking at toward the close today. >> catherine, i guess the other thing is even though it's down significantly today, it's only back to where it traded several months ago, and it remains a premium valuation on the stock because of the growth rate, because of how essential it is to all of this. so, is this your optimum entry here? where do you think the stock ultimately can get to? >> i disagree with the former person, and i would be buying down here. i just don't -- this is a very well-renowned company. they are the best at cyber security. there are very few companies that are growing over 25% year over year. they beat on the earnings -- the last eight quart

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says the issue has been identified and a fix has been deployed. >> still, there is a rippling effect being felt at airports across the world. flightaware is reporting more than 43,000 flights worldwide were delayed today, and nearly 5000 were canceled at sfo, more than 400 delays and 130 cancellations. ktvu zac sos live now at sfo tonight. zach, a lot of travelers forced to cancel their plans. >> yeah that's right. now we'll see that things certainly seem a little better than they were earlier. but the line behind me kind of speaks for itself. many travelers i spoke to earlier deciding to cancel their travel plans altogether after waiting for hours for updates on their flight, airport officials saying it could take days before this mess is fully worked out. >> i was headed to l.a to do a little hang out with my girl, but friday morning, melissa and millions of other passengers at sfo and airports across the world were instead greeted by this. it was complete chaos. there were long lines, confusion. people didn't know where to go and many soon learning. >>

they were calling in on the ceo george kurtz to go to capitol hill to testify.e watch palo alto and others post modest gains since the outage. you see cloudflare up 3%. >>> now time for the check of the other corporate stories with silvana henao. silvana, good to see you. >> frank, good tuesday morning. sources tell cnbc that wiz has turned down the $$23 billion takeover bid from alphabet. the deal would have been alphabet's largest acquisition and nearly doubled wiz's $12 billion private market valuation. >>> u.s. security regulators have given the green light to the batch of ether tracking eetfs with trading to begin today. the spot etfs from blackrock and vaneck comes six months since the launch of bitcoin etfs. >>> and activist investor trian has a new target. solventum. shares are popping in the pre-market. in the statement, trian wants to unlock the company potential with restoring growth and simplifying its portfolio. frank. >> silvana, thank you. >>> back to the markets. the s&p coming off the best day in more than a month as tech stocks rebound from the

george kurtz explained the issue on x this morning saying this was only an issue for their customers that use the windows system. they were hit with the bsod, the quite literally the blue screen of death, it has a sad face on it when their computers crash. how big a deal is this, half of fortune 500 companies used the software and in some capacity they use crowd strike. elon musk came out on x to say this is the biggest it failure ever. neil: it is impossible to peg this on one company or stock. it seems mathematically impossible. it doesn't add up but we will see. great reporting as always. whoever, whatever is responsible for this, don't know if it will go back to a single software source, these are getting bigger and are reminders whatever the promise of technology, a convenient excuse to say before we talk about the near vona promise of tomorrow, let's talk about the not so failsafe problems now, what do you make of this? >> we are still vulnerable. is not even an attack which i gather the cyberattack looking after this, crowd strike is arguably the number one cybersecurity compa

also, frank, literally within the past few seconds, the ceo of crowdstrike, george kurtz, on x, sayingthe company is working with customers impacted by a defect found in a single content update for windows hosts. mac and linex hosts are not impacted. this is not a security incident or cyber attack. the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed. he adds, we refer customers to the support portal for the latest updates and will continue to provide complete and continuous updates on our web sites. george kurtz says we ensure representatives through the official channels and he says their team is mobilized to ensure the security and stability of crowdstrike customers. back to you, frank. >> arjun, thank you very much. we are getting news dan murphy. he just sent it to me. he said emirates airline ways i aware of the disruption, but their flights are not disrupted right now. we are looking at airports disrupted. we had ground halts. two airlines in the middle east say they are able to operate and takeoff right now. looking at the flight tracker map here. the yellow ones

. >> that was crowdstrike's george kurtz on our show friday after apologizing for that global i.t.utage. shares of the cybersecurity firm extending some losses in the premarket this morning. over the weekend, nearly 1,500 u.s. flights were canceled, according to flightaware, and this morning, at least two firms downgrading crowdstrike. guggenheim, one of them, jim. just think it's not good when it happens at the end of the quarter when you're trying to close deals. >> true. that's very true, and there's a long tail of impacted systems that need more help. that's an issue. i think what a lot of people were surprised about was how pervasive and successful crowdstrike has been, that they were 18% of the protection, and i have had george kurtz on -- the ceo -- numerous times, and look, the man's a hitter, and the company came out immediately. i got a call, like -- awful on friday. i get a call from george, a text from george incredibly early saying, listen, this is on us. are you going to work? i said, let me check with lisa. i didn't say that. i just went to work. lisa set up -- the p

in a statement earlier, the company's ceo, george kurtz, said...on continues. investors will be watching carefully to see how its response to the challenge unfolds. they will indeed. our correspondant ione wells is at ronald reagan washington national airport. she brought us up to date with what's happening been happening across the us. well, in the us, the main way that this has impacted - customers has been airlines. some of the biggest airlines . here have experienced delays, some even cancellations. the latest figures said at least 1300 flights had been - delayed, about 675 or so cancelled. here at reagan airport - in washington, dc, a number of flights have been delayed. and cancelled, although most passengers are saying that they've been saying they were able - to reschedule their flights either for later today or tomorrow. - it does seem like most airlines . are starting to get things back up and running after today's outage. now president biden has been briefed on the situation, - but this is really a kind of airline problem at the moment.

we had a statement from the ceo george kurtz. the company is actively working with customers affected by the defect found on the single content update for windows hosts. this is windows specifically. mac and linux hosts are not impacted. this is not a cybersecurity incident. the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been dep deployed. that is the latest from the company. the question is how long this will take to rollback and get systems back online. in january, we saw something similar from microsoft when they tried to rollout an azure update that went wrong. they had to roll that back and that took a number of hours for businesses to come back online. there are a number eof experts suggesting this could take more than that potentially for some businesses to get back on their feet. one of the impacts which has been notable is many people using windows-based laptops with the blue screen of death. the blue error screen popping up with the error. that is the latest. a lot of businesses talking to crowdstrike and microso

in a statement, the company ceo george kurtz said this was not a security incident or cyberattack.ue has been identified, isolated, and a fix has been deployed. the global disruption continues. invests will be watching carefully to see how its response to the challenge unfolds. lewis: let's take a quick look at what is happening across america. our correspondent is at ronald reagan washington international airport. >> in the u.s., the main way this has impacted customers has been airlines. some of the biggest airlines have experienced severe delays, some even cancellations. at least 1300 flights had been delayed, about 675 canceled. here at reagan airport in washington, d.c., a number of lights have been delayed or canceled, but most passengers say they have been able to reschedule for later today or tomorrow. it seems like most airlines are getting things back up and running after today's outage. president biden have been briefed on the situation but this is really an airline problem at the moment, technical difficulty they are experiencing. while things are relatively calm, we ha

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says the issue has been identified and that a fix has been deployed. the company says this was not a cyber attack. the computer outage forced united, delta, american and several other airlines to halt flights. many of the airlines lost access to check in and booking services, and had trouble dispatching flights. sfo so far. excuse me at sfo today, at least 115 flights have been canceled, according to flightaware, and some people have been told they may not be able to get on another flight until early next week. >> i've been here since 9:00 yesterday, 9:00 in the morning yesterday, and then i didn't find out my flight was canceled until 9 p.m. and i only found that out on the board. i didn't even receive any type of notification, any type of email service is resuming, but airlines are having some trouble getting operations back to fully normal. >> so we're going to go in depth tonight on this major disruption and talk live with professor vinisha pendyala of san jose state. professor, really appreciate you taking the time. so my first question is, you kn

. >> the ceo of crowdstrike, george kurtz, tweeted, this is not a security incident or cyber attack. the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployed. he later said. crowdstrike will be transparent as to what went wrong and what's being done to prevent it from happening again. >> one of the biggest impacts was felt at airports. many just brought to a standstill thousands of flights canceled and delayed. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is live from sfo, with more on the impact on air travel. and tim, it was significant. >> reporter yeah. dan ama, it's been quite the day here at sfo. i can tell you guys that. and as you can see behind me here, this line is actually pretty normal for what a normal travel day would look like here at the airport. but i can tell you earlier today it was out the door pretty much throughout the whole terminal, just hundreds upon hundreds of people here just trying to figure out a way to get out of the bay area. literally thousands of passengers are stranded at sfo as airlines recover from a worldwide i.t. outage. that's crippling air

house leaders are asking george kurtz, the ceo of crowdstrike to explain the company's software update last week that led hundreds of flight cancellations and seriously impacted tax in banks, hospitals and other critical services. the outage impacted around 8.5 million machines that were running. microsoft's windows operating system crowdstrike's as a quote, significant number of the computers that crashed on friday have been fixed and the company is actively working to prepare a more detailed explanation of exactly what happened. >> coming up, the community vacaville paying their respects at the funeral procession for the police officer. matthew bowen killed in the line of duty. also even update on the investigation into that scrap metal fire that burns near the port of oakland last year. and then talk about the heat. it is hot out there. we'll check in with 3rd chief meteorologist lawrence karnow to see when we'll get a little break >> tonight 5.30, law enforcement from up and down california, even from out of state came to pay their respects at the funeral procession for vacaville p

leaders are asking ceo george kurtz to explain the company software update last week that led to thousands of canceled flights and delays and seriously affected banks, hospitals and other critical services. more than 8 million machines running microsoft's windows operating system were affected crowdstrike's as a quote, significant number of the computers that crashed on friday have been fixed and that the company is working to repair a more detailed explanation of exactly what happened. >> still ahead, triple digit temps felt parts of the bay area. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow will let us know you can see some relief. plus the director of the secret service has left her job after the assassination attempt on former president trump. what led her to make that decision? and then if you some packages, need ship. might not be as expensive. does he usually happen? why ups is lowering its prices. keep it here. kron. 4 news at 6 will return.

george kurtz has already stated that this was not a cyber attack, so what's the problem?l, actually, i watched this short report and i have almost nothing left to add, the only thing that i can agree with is everything that was, well, a little bit of some details, maybe to explain, well, most likely , the human factor, modern technology had to do with it. konali and artificial intelligence are imperfect, and the most modern achievements, they also depend on people, people make mistakes, people get tired, people are not dissatisfied with working conditions and a lot of everything that leads to inattention, to excessive haste, most likely in this case they did not have time to test or test this... this update, which was sent to users of windows computers, and this is the only reasonable explanation to date, although there are various conspiracy theories and it seems that the openwork, well, the huge cloud provider temporarily did not work there, well, less so with the main version, still, i would still consider the next statements of the crowd strike company. still gave an

ceo george kurtz apologizing. >> we're deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this, including our companies. >> reporter: but the damage was already done. and while he stressed that this was not conducted by a bad actor, many pointing out that crowdstrike, a company meant to prevent cyberattacks, essentially created a massive, if unintentional, cyberattack. >> the more interconnected we are when it comes to travel and medical care and emergency services and military, the more vulnerable we are to this type of threat. it is something we should take extremely serious. >> whit: erielle reshef back with us from laguardia. quite a scene out there today, erielle. what's the latest from crowdstrike on how long this could last? >> reporter: well, whit, as you can see, it's pretty empty here at laguardia, as it seems that people have heeded the airlines' guidance to stay home, check flights before heading to the airport. as for crowdstrike, the ceo saying it could be some time before some systems are fully back online. and in the meantim

cloudstrike ceo george kurtz accepted responsibility. >> we will do a hot wash of how it happened andit doesn't happen again. >> reporter: it's not just the airlines suffering, kristina rex on the following in the medical world. >> reporter: all previously scheduled surgeries and medical visits that are not urgent have been canceled today. that's because many of the computer systems are down, preventing access to vital digital records. >> we do everything on our computers now. people's medical histories, their allergies, so when that goes down, we have to revert back to paper charting. >> reporter: the outage is impacting hospitals nationwide. new york's memorial sloan kettering postponed all procedures requiring anesthesia. delaying 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

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says this issue has been identified and a fix has been deployed. the company says this was not a cyber attack first and foremost. >> again, just to reinforce what you said, it wasn't a cyber attack. you know, it was related to this this content update. and as you might imagine, we've been on, you know, with our customers all night and working with them. many of the customers are rebooting the system is a very complex world, and there's a lot of interactions and always staying ahead of the adversary is certainly, you know, a tall task. >> the worldwide outage affected everything from hospitals to tv stations, banks and even some 911 services. this major outage also impacting air travel. flightaware reporting that more than 43,000 flights worldwide were delayed today and nearly 5000 were canceled here in the bay area, more than 130 flight cancellations just at sfo. >> ktvu zac sos has more now on the major impact still being felt tonight for travelers. >> i was headed to l.a to do a little hang out with my girl, but friday morning melissa and million

. >> there are a lot of people calling the bottom that george kurtz -- remember, george kurtz has raced 24 hours. he's number one -- probably the number one racer in our country for formula one. no one talks about it. he won sebring. people say he looked hag bgard the "today" show. he always looks haggard. i do like the fact that he personally has gotten in a level of incident response. they screwed up. he called me at 6:00 a.m. a week ago. it was on friday, i was off, and he goes, look, there's a release out, it's not very good. i called him back and said, it's horrendous. he said, i thought that you would make that judgment. >> then you brought him on and we had a pretty frank discussion at that point. what does that all mean? the stock is down 32% in a month. is this the bottom for it? wall street seems to be rallying to its cause. >> i think it's the bottom because it offers incredible -- look, i had thought that the business would go to sentinel, which is -- had -- the stock's gone up, and palo alto, where the stock's done nothing. but the morgan stanley note does talk about feelin

george kurtz is the ceo of crowdstrike, the cybersecurity company responsible for the outage. he spoke to nbc earlier today, saying his team is working around the clock to get everyone back online. you know, we fixed it on on our end and some of the systems that aren't recovering, we're working with them. so it could be some time for some systems that just automatically won't recover. but it is, you know, it is our mission is why we're here, to make sure that every customer is fully recovered and we're not going to relent until we get every customer back to where they were. and he did apologize for the outage and everyone it affected. kurtz said. systems like these are very complex, and his team tries to find issues before they cause a huge outage like this one. and in less than ten minutes, did the i.t. meltdown cost you or someone you know a lot of money? our consumer investigator has your back. he'll show you how to file for reimbursement. new at 11. also relieved, but exhausted. more than 200 passengers on a san francisco bound air india flight finally made it to sfo tonig

george kurtz will deliver for you but you can't ask him to be a superman. stocks are not supermen. they are in the end stocks. but if you buy it on the way down in stages and then just hold it and keep doing the research i think your son will do just fine. so people, i say enjoy the rotation. but it will not last forever. especially if interest rates stop going down and then we just rotate back to the same old same old that i heard all day, we're finished. but i don't think so. on "mad" tonight. glp-1 concerns. today we got a pessimistic report from delta which sent the airline cohort lower. is the whole group just uninvestable? let me give you my take. and later we'll be bringing you president biden's press conference on a special early edition of "last call." so stay with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on x. have a question? tweet cramer. hashtag madmentions. send jim an e-mail to mad money @cnbc.com. or give us a call at 1-800-743-cn. ss something? head to madmoney.cnbc.com. when we're young, we're told anything is possible... ...but

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz has said.ruption caused. >> well, earlier on, we spoke to the security expert and columnist elizabeth braw . columnist elizabeth braw. >> so many people have been affected. i was stranded for 12 hours at stansted airport myself yesterday. it was, let's say very unpleasant and i was going to be many travellers. and as you say, corporate administrators who will have struggled not just yesterday but will continue to struggle to, keep, to, to return to to, normality. and it just demonstrates how vulnerable modern society is. this is what i think of as the convenience trap that modern life is very convenient, but it also makes us very vulnerable . this time it very vulnerable. this time it was an honest mistake by a company that should have known better, but next time it could better, but next time it could be hostile attack, chaos. >> we will promise. 24.5 years ago with the millennium bug . ago with the millennium bug. this is a cyber attack that vladimir putin would have been proud of. how in the

the chief executive of crowdstrike, george kurtz, said a fix had been issued but restoring all systemsme. banks, media outlets, hospitals and airlines are among those who've encountered problems. 0ur transport correspondent, katy austin, has been following the impact of the outage on travel. the technical outage has hit travel around the world, affecting many airlines. british airways and ryanairjust some of the carriers unable to use their it systems as normal. edinburgh airport stopped accepting incoming flights. people whose departures were cancelled were asked to leave. at amsterdam's schiphol airport, the impact has been huge. the dutch airline klm suspended most of its operations. flights have been taking off and landing at heathrow, britain's busiest airport, but there are delays and cancellations on one of the busiest days of the year here. among those affected has been american airlines, and here at heathrow airport terminal 3, for a time this morning passengers were told they could not drop off their bags and had to go away and wait for more information. i checked in online l

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz is set to testify before congress. the u.s.committee has called on the executive for questioning after last week's botched software update. additionally the u.s. department of transportation has opened an investigation into delta as he continues to see major flight cancellations and delays from the crowdstrike outage despite rivals return to normality. plus shares falling as authorities have arrested its founder brian kim over alleged market manipulation. the billionaire entrepreneur was taken into custody after hours of deliberation and fears of evidence destruction. their spokespeople deny the allegations. coming up on bloomberg technology we will take a look at the role of ai and robotics and that's who the company might -- chris joins us next. this is bloomberg technology. ♪ all-day energy starts with clean hydration. lmnt. more electrolytes. zero sugar. you feel the difference when you get it right. stay salty. america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 locations and has been installed

ceo george kurtz offered a mea culpa on the today show. >> we are deeply sorry for the impact we causedcustomers, travelers, anybody affected by this. we know what the issue is. we have resolved the issue. >> the faa temporarily grounded major u.s. airlines including united, american and delta. with flights installed, check ins were brought to a standstill. this passenger was disappointed with his airlines response. >> it's interesting to watch the airline have no idea what's happening because it is such an issue they don't have a grasp on. >> in australia, travelers had to fend for themselves. >> my flights been canceled. daughters are trying to do it online and then we will have to try and get a flight home somehow. don't know. >> it wasn't just air travel that was affected. hospitals and health care systems overseas were also locked up, forcing the cancellation of appointments and the closing of clinics. massachusetts general hospital had to limit operations, announcing, all previously scheduled nonurgent surgeries, procedures and medical visits are canceled today. the outage also im

ceo george kurtz says 97% of the company systems linked to the i.t.lobal outage and botched software rollout are now back online. the days long disruption is estimated to cost fortune 500 companies excluding microsoft $4.5 billion. crowdstrike lost a quarter of the value. it is slightly higher in the pre-market. >>> investor turned shareholder elliott management calling out the southwest shakeup calling it too little too late. in a statement, elliott adds the failed leadership team is an obvious attempt at self preservation and not credible. >>> and jpmorgan is reportedly rolling out home grown a.i. products to employees as an a.i. based research analyst. the product jpmorgan called llm suite is currently in the hands of its asset and wealth management division helping with writing and idea generation and summarizing documents, frank. >> it is an interesting trend as we talk about the use cases for a.i. still haven't figured it out. still trying to figure it out and make the business interesting and impacting wall street. >> i'm sure there is more to

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says the issue has been identified and a fix has been deployed. the company says this was not a cyber attack first and foremost. >> again, just to reinforce what you said, it wasn't a cyber attack. you know, it was related to this this content update and as you might imagine, we've been on, you know, with our customers all night and working with them. many of the customers are rebooting. the system is a very complex world, and there's a lot of interactions and always staying ahead of the adversary is certainly, you know, a tall task. >> the worldwide outage affected everything from banking to hospitals, major airlines and even some 911 services. >> so major outages have been restored. air travel continues to be affected nationwide. flightaware reported more than 5000 flights were canceled globally, and today there are already thousands of delays and cancellations as airlines say it will take days to recover from yesterday's outage. >> ktvu zac sos was at sfo with more on the major impacts felt last night by travelers. >> i was headed to l.a to do

from a third party software platform, we anticipate a resolution is forthcoming, crowdstrike ceo george kurtzthe issue has been identified, isolated in a fix has been deployed, let's take a look at crowdstrike, stock and premarket trading is down pretty handily 12%. and this journalist and cable news anchor lou dobbs has died at the age of 78 a statement posted on his ex account confirming that lou was a fighter till the very end fighting for what mattered to him most, god, his family and the country, lose legacy will forever live on as a patriot and great american. and former president trump reacted not true social writing this, the great lou dobbs has passed away, friend in truly incredible journalist, reporter and talent, he understood the world of what was happening better than others, lou was unique in so many ways and love your country. he will be greatly missed. lou was a cable news pioneer that i got to know working with them over many years, from his colleagues that fox business, our heartfelt condolences to his family ended affectionate good night and god bless. meanwhile, online sp

ceo george kurtz offered a mea culpa this morning on the today show. : we are deeply sorry for the impact that we have caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this , including our company. so we know what the issue is and we have resolved the issue now. william: the faa temporarily grounded major u.s airlines, including united, american and delta. >> please wait at the passenger lounge. we are not checking in right now. william: with flights stalled, check-ins were brought to a standstill. this passenger in minneapolis was disappointed with his airline's response. >> what's interesting to watch is the airline have no idea what's happening because it is such an issue that they don't have a grasp on yet, at least here at the minneapolis airport. william: across the world, in australia, travelers had to fend for themselves. >> flight's been canceled so now we're trying to find accommodation in sydney, which is not easy. our daughters are trying to do that online and then we'll have to try to get a flight home somehow, somewhere, sometime,

company crowdstrike to testify about the global tech outage that affected services around the world, george kurtzoftware update caused the meltdown on microsoft systems. republicans who led the house homeland security committee said they want more details on what went wrong. many businesses were forced offline, including major airlines, banks and hospitals. the impact still being felt at airports nationwide already this morning, delta has canceled more than 400 flights. that's according to flightaware. that after the airline canceled nearly 1200 flights yesterday and about 2500 more over the weekend, delta's ceo says the company is working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta. >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> united and american airlines have also canceled several dozen flights this morning. that's also according to flightaware. in today's dollars and cents, two carmakers f

. >> crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says that a bug in the system update is what's caused the problem to microsoft's windows operating system. this essentially created a bigger problem. then the one the company aims to avoid crowdstrike is a company paid to protect corporations from hackers. the company controls about 20% of the market for in point security. basically they help computers scanned for viruses. hackers in ransomware in real time. the company is headquartered in austin, texas, with offices around the globe. major companies install crowdstrike software on their servers and other computers to keep planes flying. banking transactions going. trains moving really important stuff. but all of that just ground to a halt because of a faulty update pushed to machines the stay with kron. 4 on air and online. as we learn more about this global technology outage. download the free kron 4 mobile app to get push alerts sent to your mobile device. you can also find the latest information on our website at kron 4 dot com. well, if you're away from the coast, you don't need any technology to

george kurtz said that a faulty software update caused the meltdown on microsoft's systems.epublicans, who lead the homeland security committee, said they want more details on what exactly went wrong. and tonight the country is still facing flight delays after last week's global tech outage. fox's nate foy has the story. >> the flightmare continues following friday's massive global software glitch. >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> delta airlines, one of the most affected over the weekend, canceled more than 600 additional flights monday morning. the airline accounted for roughly half of the 7000 u.s. flights canceled between friday, saturday and sunday, marking one of the worst travel weekends of the year. delta's ceo says, quote, our teams have been working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta, with flights already more than 90% full. meanwhile, multi

house leaders are asking george kurtz, the ceo of crowdstrike to explain the company's software update last week that led to hundreds of flight cancellations and seriously affected technology and banks, hospitals and other critical services. the outage affected around 8.5 million machines. they were running on microsoft's windows operating system crowdstrike's as a quote, significant number of the computers that crashed friday have been fixed and the company is actively working to prepare a more detailed explanation of what exactly happened. raleigh country, delta airlines still struggling to get back to normal after a computer glitch impacted. >> the windows computers worldwide last friday, our congress, charles clifford, was at sfo today where travelers are still trying to reach their destinations. >> well, by midday tuesday, delta airlines had canceled 467 flights. they continue to struggle with the aftermath of the crowdstrike computer glitch. tuesday morning, hundreds of frustrated delta passengers waited patiently in line trying to rebook their flights. we had trouble getting on

. >> hours into the outages, ceo george kurtz apologizing. >> we're deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers to travelers, to anyone affected by this, including our companies. >> travel taking the hardest hit as frustrated passengers were stranded with information displays showing the so-called blue screen of death error message, some airlines even resorting to handwritten boarding passes. only 47% of flights departed on time friday, with 57% having a 30 minute delay or greater in the u.s, according to the global aviation analytics firm cirium, emergency and hospital systems in multiple states were also disrupted, which resulted in some medical facilities canceling elective procedures. >> we are vulnerable as a country and of course, the more interconnected we are when it comes to travel and medical care and emergency services and military, the more vulnerable we are to this type of threat. it is something we should take extremely serious. as serious as we take air and missile defense, for example, crowdstrike says the software issue has now been identified and a fi

george kurtz is doing an admirable job. i don't want to write this company off. kurtz is too good.n new york. >> caller: hey, jim, good evening s&p. >> what's going on, tom? >> caller: hey, jim, i've got a question for you on aten networks. >> it's network security. if you're going to do network security i'm still going to say palo alto. palo alto's stock is not even up now since what happened with crowd strike and yet they are chief rivals. that seems wrong to me. i know sentinel's been the winner so far but i do like palo alto. let's go to jerry in illinois. jerry. >> caller: hello, jimmy. love your energy and love the show. >> try to bring it every day. how can i help? >> caller: about 15 months ago my son nick opened up a decent sized position for us in dream finders homes, dfh. we're currently -- >> you know the it kind of interesting it's a single family home and i like that business very much. i think your kid's got horse sense. and that ladies and gentlemen is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> announcer: the "lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab. coming

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says the issue has been identified and a fix has been deployed first and foremost. >> again, just to reinforce what you said, it wasn't a cyberattack. you know, it was related to this, this content update. and as you might imagine, we've been on, you know, with our customers all night and working with them, many of the customers are rebooting the system. it's a very complex world, and there's a lot of interactions and always staying ahead of the adversary is certainly, you know, a tall task. >> airlines are resuming some flights, but customers can expect scheduled disruptions to continue throughout this evening. as you saw, the ceo and co-founder of crowdstrike also said in that interview, quote, we are deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers to travelers, to anyone affected by this, including our companies. >> crowdstrike said that this computer meltdown was due to an update to a product that was meant to block online attacks. the austin based cybersecurity company has many fortune 500 companies among its customers. it affected those ru

george kurtz said that a faulty software update caused that meltdown on microsoft systems. republicans who lead the house homeland security committee said they want more details on exactly what went wrong after businesses across several industries were forced offline. this includes major airlines, banks and hospital systems and backups. they continue at airports after that tech outage. last week, delta airlines canceling more than 600 flights. today, the airline accounted for roughly half of the 7000 u.s. flights canceled between friday, saturday and sunday, marking one of the worst travel weekends of the year. delta ceo says the company is working around the clock to recover and restore full functionality. the tech meltdown, though, came during the busiest travel weekend of the summer for delta, with flights already more than 90% full. >> i feel awful for everybody who's flights are getting canceled, people going to things like funerals or stuff of that situation. this is unacceptable. >> that massive outage on friday affected financial institutions, government entities an

hours into the outages, ceo george kurtz apologizing. >> we're deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers, to travelers, to anyone affected by this, including our companies. >> travel, taking the hardest hit as frustrated passengers were stranded with information displays showing the so-called blue screen of death error message, some airlines even resorting to handwritten boarding passes. only 47% of flights departed on time friday, with 57% having a 30 minute delay or greater in the u.s, according to the global aviation analytics firm cirium, emergency and hospital systems in multiple states were also disrupted, which resulted in some medical facilities canceling elective procedures. we are vulnerable as a country, and of course, the more interconnected we are when it comes to travel and medical care and emergency services and military, the more vulnerable we are to this type of threat. >> it is something we should take extremely serious as serious as we take air and missile defense, for example, crowdstrike says the software issue has now been identified and a fix ha

george kurtz of crowdstrike says that crowdstrike is actively working with customers impacted by a defectfor windows hosts. this is not a security incident or a cyber attack. the issue has been identified, isolated, and a fix has been deployed. but that one update impacted microsoft's 365 apps, or 365 apps, and the azure services, which is the cloud services it took major airlines, media organizations, police forces offline. as you mentioned, all around the world. early friday evening. so we talked with a cybersecurity expert early this morning who explained why this is so widespread. many times you're going to find some of the companies they they will have an update, and then they pull it back by saying it's created more problem. it solves some and created more problems. what happened here is the impact is immediate because this is real time services. so if you want to do an update, you have to be super careful about what you do with. now we did ask him, you know what what the actual issue could be. he said it could be anything with cloud computing because the push goes out at the same t

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz went on the today show just hours after his company pushed that bad file to all kinds of windows computers, explaining what happened. but tennessee congressman mark green says the homeland security committee should hear more about how to prevent it from happening again. and the san francisco business times is put together a list of the most expensive towns in the bay area. you can probably guess atherton is at the top of the list. average house. there $7.7 million. the list shows the marina as the most expensive neighborhood in san francisco. los altos gets the top nod in santa clara county. alamo in contra costa county, fremont in alameda county, all places that i will never be living. yes, i lived in the marina. did you really? many, many years ago. yeah. but i mean, is that list surprising? i think we all knew that. yes. no, not at all. yeah. thanks. you bet. 516 right now. new. this morning. mcdonald's extending its $5 value menu through august at most locations. this after more than 90% of restaurants voted in favor of that plan. mcdonald's says the m

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz went on the today show just hours after his company pushed that bad fileof windows computers, explaining what happened. but tennessee congressman mark green says the homeland security committee should hear about the whole thing and how to prevent it from happening again. and the san francisco business times has put together a list of the most expensive towns in the bay area. i think you could probably guess atherton is at the top of the list. the average house there, $7.7 million. there list shows the marina as the most expensive neighborhood in san francisco. los altos gets the top nod in santa clara county. alamo in contra costa county, and fremont in alameda county. now, i will say everywhere is expensive. yeah, it's the bay area. true, all right. thanks scott. you bet. i was just thinking about how i was. okay, well, you mentioned san francisco people probably exercising out by the marina and the city by the bay actually being named one of the most fit places in the country. the american college of sports medicine just released findings of its american

. >> that was the company's ceo george kurtz. he said they resolved the issue. but the problem is all the companies that use crowdstrike have to basically go in manually to essentially turn the computers off and then turn them back on again to reset it. that could be a long process. >> that's my final question. people should know, even as a company, it's resolved it's essentially case by case now? >> crowdstrike said their issue was resolved earlier in the morning but the problem is the implementation for the companies to then implement that fix. again, you have to restart these computers. we've been hearing anecdotes of people needing to reset it 15 times to get it going again. you do that for one computer, and then move to the next computer. this could be a while, which is why you're seeing delays at the airport. this backlog could happen for quite a long period of time. patience is warranted for basically anything in the next few hours and, perhaps, even beyond today. >> i think that's the perfect word to end on, brian chung, thank you all. >>> we're followin

. >> hours into the outages, ceo george kurtz apologizing. >> we're deeply sorry for the impact that we've caused to customers to travelers, to anyone affected by this, including our companies. >> travel taking the hardest hit as frustrated passengers were stranded with information displays showing the so-called blue screen of death error message, some airlines even resorting to handwritten boarding passes. only 47% of flights departed on time friday, with 57% having a 30 minute delay or greater in the u.s, according to the global aviation analytics firm cirium, emergency and hospital systems in multiple states were also disrupted, which resulted in some medical facilities canceling elective procedures. >> we are vulnerable as a country and of course, the more interconnected we are when it comes to travel and medical care and emergency services and military, the more vulnerable we are to this type of threat. it is something we should take extremely serious. as serious as we take air and missile defense. >> for example, crowdstrike says the software issue has now been identified and a

leaders asking ceo george kurtz to explain the company saw for of the last week led to 1000 canceled flights and delays effected banks, hospitals and other critical services. more than 8 million machines running microsoft windows operating system were impacted crowdstrike's as a quote, significant number of the computers, a crash friday, then fix companies working to prepare a more detailed explanation of what happened. the bay area's still manufacturing company and its owners are now facing indictment and more than 300 million dollars fines in connection with a fire that broke out at an east bay recycling plant. this happened last year. alameda county district attorney's office said 10 count criminal indictment against rays recycles noun seal fire question broke out at a metal recycling facility last august, sending plumes of smoke over much of the bay. the company and its owners are facing multiple felony and misdemeanor charges. villa price called the indictment. his story. >> that is the message to those who are continuing to pollute, who have been a violating our rights in alame

crowdstrike ceo george kurtz says the issue has been identified and a fix has been deployed. >> well,h, first and foremost, again, just to reinforce what you said, it wasn't a cyberattack. you know, it was related to this this content update. and as you might imagine, we've been on, you know, with our customers all night and working with them, many of the customers are rebooting the system. it's a very complex world, and there's a lot of interactions and always staying ahead of the adversary is certainly, you know, a tall task. >> airlines are resuming some flights, but travelers should expect disruptions throughout the day in chicago. kelly saberi, ktvu, fox two news here in the bay area, united flights at sfo were at a standstill mess this morning. >> passengers were unable to check in because those computers were down. some people slept on the floor after the worldwide microsoft outage forced their flights to be canceled or delayed, one man told us he was already on the plane when everything came to a halt, and as soon as we got on the plane, they said, oh, there'll be a 20 minute

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 th

cause of the glitch, house homeland security committee chairman mark green wants crowdstrike ceo george ci kurtzy on capitol hill. bret? >> bret: it's a big deal. we'll follow it, jonathan, thank you. the panel on the start of harris are vs. trump campaign looks like. what some of our fox affiliates are covering. fox 29 in philadelphia. man charged with killing three victims and five others after erupted in gun battle over the weekend. the suspect was initially considered a victim in an argument deadly exchange of gunfire. the mayor is condemning the mass shooting as unacceptable. this is a live look at chicago. we'll be there in a couple of weeks. one of the big stories there tonight from fox 32. united center owners unveil a proposed $7 billion private investment in the near west side. the project's first phase begin next spring with 6,000 seat music hall and performing arts center. it is expected to generate $4.5 billion in economic impact over 10 years. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ we build this city on rock and roll ♪ we built

and the ceo, george kurtz, said that the issue has been identified, isolated and a fix has been deployedt know, because at the moment, flights grounded , gps unable to be seen grounded, gps unable to be seen by their patients. they can't access records. one london gp saying in the last hour that blood tests and scans aren't able to be seen on their computers. we've also seen other outages and delays in the country with the rail system. schools are telling children to go home or not come into school as well. really it's 11 am. now in england, so it's a bit late to be issuing that message, but we have seen that message being delivered. lots of people sending their kids back home after the outages. they can't access their cloud services at school. and so they've got to got to be sent back. >> so this seems extraordinary . >> so this seems extraordinary. one, i guess. one, a few people deaung one, i guess. one, a few people dealing with this software update overnight has potentially caused because of their mistake. i mean, i'd estimate i'd guess billions and billions of pounds worth of econo