isabel rosales is there i, think that looks ugly even by atlanta standards behind you, what should people expect john? >> good morning to you. listen, you expect to have busy long lines at the world's busiest airport. but i haven't seen anything quite like this every single carrier, jetblue spirit delta, all of these, this is all that you see, just lines and lines, people wrapped around trying to get information, trying to check in, and hoping and praying that they're going to be able to make their flights we've seen some of the screens displaying the information with that blue screen of death. that's as you guys called it with this outage, we've seen lines of people in wheelchairs up against the wall just trying to get more information, figure out what is going on. and just these huge, huge lines the manpower hear clearly these carriers were not expecting this to happen. we're seeing one or two people trying to manage these crowds, trying to get them moved out of here. i have a passenger right over here, jennifer. jennifer, tell me when you knew something had gone wrong. >> i really wasn

cnn's isabel rosales, is that atlanta. atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport, speaking with stranded passengers, isabel jessica day, one of this outage was total chaos across multiple carriers. but today what we're seeing is really a concentration of that mess with one carrier. and that's delta. take a look right up here at the departures sign after sign after sign here cancellations and delays. so this is a huge headache for delta customers. and that tracks because this is atlanta, hartsfield, jackson, this is deltas headquarters. this is their largest hub. the most amount of flights from delta right here. take a look at this line right over here. these are people who have had some sort of an issue with their flights. they are waiting to talk to a customer service agent over here to the left. yet another line, those are people waiting here. they've been canceled, they're trying to get their luggage bag. so a nightmare scenario for so many travelers, i want to also introduce you to some passengers right over here. this is ri

cnn's isabel rosales reports it's been an experience. >> it definitely has been an experience. >> deltas still struggling five days after a massive crowdstrike outage caused the airline systems to fail leaving its customers some are stranded while other airlines are back to normal, united airlines seems to be back up and running. delta has canceled more than 6,000 flights since friday and accounts for 66% of all the flight cancellations in the u.s. on tuesday, atlanta's hartsfield-jackson airport, delta's headquarters and largest hub has been left and chaos wrote who is in rows of bags line the floors of the world's busiest airport. even celebrities like charles barkley are searching through it. >> i'm looking around is going to be a minute, though, says a lot of luggage here. i just flew into data have any issues? well, i don't know that yet. i don't find my golf club frustration is everywhere we're not being picky. i'm just i'm will go anywhere in north carolina but he booked us some tickets and before we got out of the airport, they had canceled them. five minutes later is out of con

cnn's anna stewart is at london's heathrow airport of it first, let's go to cnn's isabel rosales, who is at atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport the busiest the world. isabel, i see a lot of people standing around here. that's not a huge surprise at hartsfield-jackson but it sounds like a lot of passengers are tearing their hair out right now. >> oh, jim, that is correct. it is a mess that is one simple way to put it. you expect to see a lot of lines, crowds at hartsfield-jackson. what you don't expect to see is people just sitting around here waiting no answers for hours. and that is what is happening. they are understandably frustrated some are just sitting down on the ground waiting to get answers. we've heard airline staff shouting, hey, philly has been canceled, giving them a card with a qr code. they are understandably frustrated. let me introduce you to someone right here, maya, who is actually traveling with her toddler mona. what has your experience been like today? >> it has been frustrating to say the lease like it's already hard enough traveling with a toddle

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his office has received received over 3,000 complaints about this issue and about delta isabel rosalesphabet, the parent company of google, has posted better than expected revenue for the second quarter, driven by strong digital sales and demand for its cloud computing services, revenue up 14% from april to june, almost $85 billion for the year. >> alphabet stock is up around 30%. >> the company it is competing with microsoft and amazon as all he continued to spend billions on artificial intelligence ai tesla meanwhile, sorts profits, plunge in the second quarter, reporting and chocolate more than 40% from a year ago, it's the first time tesla is reported consecutive quarters of declining sales shares of the electric carmaker fell about 8% after hours trading on tuesday, it has also warned it's vehicle growth rate this year may be notably lower than last year. cnn's clare duffy has more on the challenges the company has facing it's kind of a surprise. we actually saw revenue tick up about 2% year over year, which is sort of a good result for them given the fact that deliveries were fal

there may be issues through the end of this week cnn's isabel rosales is that lantos hartsfield jackson international airport what's the latest hey, john, good morning. >> it is the fifth day of this mess. on day one from that microsoft outage, we saw several airlines impacted but right now, this is really a delta issue unfortunately so many customers are just frustrated, stranded in different airports, unable to get hotels on, able to get back home to their destinations and take a look at all of this right here at baggage claim in delta. you can see all of these dozens of bags just splayed around and you can see these delta employees in these blue vest. they are actually volunteers. they are from different departments, different roles, giving delta that extra manpower, organizing the bag, scanning them brian, to reunite passengers back to their bags. here's one passenger. i spoke with it is frustrating to travel, but this is the worst experience i've ever had in my 35 years of business travel we've take care of customers they're are lines that were unacceptable people that were frustra

but of a swap of an airport as it is ad in this tech outage, isabel rosales, tell us what's happening hey, john, it is a mess out here. there's no other way to describe this, and your experience really depends on which airline you have chosen to fly. with delta. the other side of the terminal over there, they have paused all flights, so people are just standing around there. they don't tell me that they don't have answers as to their next steps. southwest, for example, they say that they've not been impacted at all. here is the line first spirit, just moments ago, i heard an airline worker. south telling people that the flight to philadelphia had been canceled, giving them a card with a qr code. so understandably, people are very, very frustrated. hear an airport official told us that 300,000 travelers are expected to go through this area ford today. so this is a huge headache with real life consequences. let me introduce you to paradise musah, who's trying to make a flight to las vegas. so then go to la for a wedding and you're not just anybody you're bridesmaid? yeah. >> it's my fir

in cnn's isabel rosales is at the world's busiest airport in atlanta and our tom foreman is watching developments from washington tom, we'll get you in just a moment, but isabel, i can hartsville is already a hot mess on some days getting for one gate to another across those big terminals that they have there at hartsfield. what's it like now these passengers, jim, they are trying to keep their cool so far more than 400 flights have been delayed or canceled here at hartsfield-jackson and even when the flights have been resumed flights are still on schedule. >> the big problem is this, the check-in and booking process. so you have passengers here who have been waiting in these massive lines for hours trying to get some answers and they're at the mercy of airline staff, essentially checking them in manually and they're prioritizing flights based on departure time. so they're yelling out cities like tampa boston let's get you checked in and they move up to the front because the chaos are non-operational due to this outage. and that is how they get checked out. and so let me introduce you

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people would see it, with stakes so high prevention and vigilance are more important than ever isabel rosalesn, atlanta all eyes will be on paris for the opening ceremony this weekend. >> our thanks to isa with her solace for that report. plenty more news to come on. news central, including president biden and his meeting with benjamin netanyahu. he's pushing the israeli prime minister to agree to a ceasefire in gaza, we'll take you live to the white house for the very latest in just a few minutes ready to be in new york giant? >> yes, sir. there was do it. >> our teams still added pieces, still have the draft with free agency think what, let's have a conversation here. >> it's unlike anywhere else hard knocks all season with the new york giants streaming exclusively on max shop etsy for classroom staples under $40 there anything but based get original items made by small businesses to cross off everything on your list choose from personal life i asked her peril backpack and accessories the court oppression up their space in gives their teacher will love when you need back-to-school supplies

. >> isabel rosales thanks so much. we hope they get back home soon to joining us now is glenn gerstel. he's the former general counsel at the national security agency, now a senior advisor at the center for strategic and international studies glenn, thanks so much for being here with us tonight. this is being called the largest it outage in history. i don't remember anything else this big do you would you categorize it that way i think so at least in terms of the number of people affected, in terms of their personal life or commercial life? >> this is probably going to be the biggest single computer incident in terms of overall effect, maybe not the number of computers, but the impact on people's lives as we just heard everything from hospitals to airplanes, to banking transactions. and i think of course the rich irony here is that this was caused by a company whose sole purpose for being is to provide cybersecurity services to big companies around the world. the one thing they had to do and that's exactly where the mi

isabel rosales at hartsfield international. thank you so much for more. let's bring in jordan robertson. he's a security reporter cybersecurity reporter, excuse me, for bloomberg so jordan, this was apparently an update that cyberstrike was doing a seemingly small technical bug. how was it able to paralyze so many of the services that millions of people rely on hey, thanks for having me. yeah, what you have here is a miniscule, small piece of code that has taken out a big majority of the world's computers. and today we've learned how many computers that is, that's 8.5 million computers were taken out by this bug it's important to note that these are not just 8.5 million ordinary computers. these are some of the biggest, the biggest companies in the world. most sensitive computers, they install crowdstrike software on these machines because they, they need to be protected and what you have here is maybe a line, maybe two of code that was bad, that did something it wasn't supposed to and it caused these computers too glitch and it caused him to crash irrepa

isabel rosales, thank you so much for that reporting. let's talk more about all this with the former deputy national security adviser, victoria coates. victoria, thank you so much for joining us. this is really such a remarkable story we saw it. we said very visually at the airports there, but obviously far more reaching consequences at elsewhere. like emergency services, hospitals, businesses. i think it's surprising to a lot of people that so much hinges on one company and as one expert told me earlier, a miniscule piece of code. so how is it that this happened? how is it that there's so much reliance on one provider like this well, alex, good to be with you. >> i think this is now very much a national security issue. what we're seeing here and yes, this was one piece of code, but it brought everything to a grinding halt and it was an update, glitch. this wasn't a cyber attack, and he's sort of coordinated penetration of the us grid or system. and i think it has to be a wakeup call to all of us who care about these things that we are i

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after several thousand were canceled friday and saturday, more than 21,000 were delayed cnn's isabel rosales has more amara victor, we know atlanta's hartsfield jackson is the world's busiest airport, but it is also the site of the most cancellations in the u.s. >> so far. take a look at this line. this is delta this is really where the story's at, because i, it's horrible. passenger just said we saw other carriers with large crowds. but today really we have seen that concentration of lines at delta, they have had the most cancellations. so this is a line of people. it just keeps going and going. waiting to be reunited with their luggage. it is understandably a frustrating situation for these passengers. let me bring you you right over here. i want to introduce you to andrew, who's here with his family day two of trying to get to greece for vacation. where is your luggage right now? >> we just heard it's in new york city did you mean for that to go to new york city? >> no. no, not at all. we just randomly in new york city whatever reason yeah. there it is. it's in new york how would you desc

>> anna stewart, thanks to you, isabel rosales, tom foreman, we thank all of you obviously, we will keep everyone updated on every twist and turn here in the meantime, let's get back to kate in milwaukee and in the meantime, i mean, that is such a huge story whenever any updates are coming in, when everything is getting back on online, that breaking news we will bring to you. it was the speech that kept going, like record breaking, breaking, going, even donald trump formerly accepting his party's nomination for president with a historically long speech last night trump promised to call for national unity, and that's speech which he did until he did not quickly transitioning away from unity and toward a more classic donald trump campaign speech when he was onstage with the republican national convention. now wrapped the focus. now does shift to president biden and the mounting pressure for him to step aside according to multiple sources familiar with the dynamics inside the white house and the campaign there is now widespread acceptance that biden remaining in the 2024 race is wholly unte

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