i can show you some pictures from madrid airport. ng there. they are also having problems. just literally in the last few moments, seeing that flights are partially resuming at berlin airport. berlin airport had problems earlier, saying that their flights are partially resuming, but airlines are one of the ones that had really big problems, particularly in america, american airlines, the biggest globally in terms of numbers saying that it has grounded all of its flights at the moment. we have heard from gatwick airport that the bar codes are not working there. it is all having to be done manually. just getting a line from united airlines, another of the big american ones and it is saying that it is down to a third party software outage impacting computer systems. again, that seems to tie in with the fact that seems to tie in with the fact that this software from crowdstrike seems to be causing the problems. again, we have had no confirmation from crowdstrike on that, but that is what the experts we have spoken to and our correspondent

this is madrid airport, so easyjet say that any passengers heading to spanish airports, including madridbefore the flight. just also seeing lines coming in all the time as this problem grows. just seeing a line on the reuters news agency that tyres spirit airlines, which is one of the airlines in america has issued what it calls a ground stop due to commune occasions issues. so it is stopping any of its flights taking off. that is coming in from the faa, the federal air administration there. they are saying that spirit airlines has issued what they call a ground stop due to communication issuesis ground stop due to communication issues is what they're putting that down too. let us head back to india because i was mentioning that our correspondence samir hussein is in delhi at the airport where we can see these live pictures from outside. and has had trouble. just take us through what your process of checking in was at the airport today. 50 checking in was at the airport toda . checking in was at the airport toda _ ., checking in was at the airport toda . ., , ., today. so we have been at

airports. this is a look at berlin, germany, queues there. madrid, passengers waiting and waiting. in rome also severely impacted. [applause] this was the moment in gatwick airport in london that electronic boards came back to life. long queues forming theras well. here is our technology editor. >> the world woke up this morning to global chaos. >> massive tech outages are affecting airlines, businesses, offices, companies worldwide. >> airports were affected with thousands of lights grounded all over from the u.k. to hong kong to the u.s. >> my husband and, we put him on a 10:00 a.m. flight, the rest of us tomorrow. that will not work. >> skies emptying out as the outage took hold. here come the medicine deliveries to pharmacies were disrupted, and gps in england had problems accessing patient records. it even affected software used by broadcasters, and rather abruptly took some tv stations off air. the cause? >> at crowdstrike -- >> a single update from this u.s. antirus company. you may not have never heard of crowdstrike before but it has nearly 24,000 customers around the worl

here is a look at the airport in the spanish capital of madrid as passengers waited for their flightsthe italian capital of rome were also severely affected. an airport in singapore said it was mainly checking and passengers of some airlines. in australia, large cues of travelers were waiting at sydney airport's domestic terminal. in the united states, the country's top aviation agency says it continues to work closely with airlines to resume normal operations. our correspondent is at washington national airport with the latest. correspondent: the main way this tech outage has impacted the u.s. so far has been travel, in particular airlines that experienced problems. there have been thousands of flights canceled, thousands more delayed as well. the main airline impacted has been delta. the world's second biggest carrier by passenger numbers. there big hub in atlanta has been impacted. we saw pictures from the airport where there has been huge cues and -- queues and crowds. people reporting on social media they had a number of delays or cancellations already in atlanta. more generally,

here's a look at the airport in the spanish capital, madrid, where passengers waited for their flightsn the italian capital of rome were also severely affected. some of the first countries to report problems were in asia. changi airport in singapore — one of the world's busiest airports — said it was manually checking in the passengers of some airlines. in australia, travellers were also kept waiting at sydney airport's domestic terminal. our correspondent in tokyo, shaimaa khalil, has been looking at the issues across the asia—pacific region. well, the effect of the outage has varied in the asia—pacific region. if you speak to our colleagues in south korea, for example, they've barely felt it. here injapan, it's been a mixed bag. we've been hearing this "blue screen of death" many times throughout the day. thankfully, we haven't seen many of those here injapan — especially where i am here in shibuya, in the heart of the capital, tokyo, famous for its screens and its neon lights. these have been going strong. in narita airport, for example, one of the country's biggest airports, the bu

stranded travelers packing airports in madrid and dubai. some airlines resorting to handwritten boarding passes. the massive meltdown happening overnight after crowdstrike, the world's second-largest cybersecurity company, says it issued a routine microsoft windows software update. but that update had a bug in it that rendered computers useless. it even affected shipping, causing traffic jams at ports in newark and in los angeles. the department of homeland security reporting delays for patients at hospitals. the outage hit 911 systems in multiple states. officials advising people with emergencies to call their local police or fire department directly. the outage affecting point of sale systems at starbucks and grocery stores. crowdstrike deploying a fix around 5:30 a.m. eastern time. 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 conducte

at the airport in the spanish capital, madrid, you can also see the passengers waiting for their flightsairports in the italian capital rome have also been severely affected. applause and this is the moment at gatwick airport, in london, that electronic boards came back to life. long queues had formed there, as well as at heathrow aiport and stansted, one of the worst affected in europe. here's our technology editor zoe kleinman. music. the world woke up this morning to global chaos. massive tech outages are impacting airlines, businesses, offices, companies worldwide. airports were affected, with thousands of flights grounded all over, from the uk to hong kong to the us. my husband, they put him on a 10am flight and then the rest of us tomorrow, so that's not going to work. this flight radar data shows the sky emptying out as the outage took hold. here, medicine deliveries to pharmacies were disrupted, and gps in england had problems accessing patient records. it even affected software used by broadcasters and rather abruptly took some tv channels of air. the cause? at crowdstrike, we m

so standards, so as gatwick, so airports in paris, madrid, lisbon, honestly, i think you'd be hard pushed to find an airport that isn't impacted. and also, of course, a number of airlines. i think we have a list we can show you across asia. you have a air asia said boo, you have singapore airlines airlines australia, and so many airlines in europe as well. this is just the beginning around 1,400 flights canceled so far around the world, many, many, many more are delayed. and of course you get the knock on impact of that through the day as well. >> jim all right. anna stewart and isabel rosales. let's hope that things get untangled quickly. thanks so much. really appreciate it. let's shift gears right now to the biden reelection campaign just this morning. biden's campaign chair says that the president is absolutely staying in the race but despite all that, we have new reporting this hour, that things could be changing more democrats are publicly calling for him to abandon the race and behind closed doors, senior aides are telling cnn that there is a growing belief that he might quit soon.

this was the airport in berlin in germany and at the aiport at the spanish capital madrid — you can alsoueues there. airports in rome are also severely affected. applause. and this is the moment at gatwick airport in london that boards came back to life. that is why the applause there. other london airports affected as 0ther london airports affected as well. so people are tired. they've been handing out water. the boards don't really say anything. it's just pointing you to airlines. there is an announcement that comes out saying, "due to a global issue, and we'll work to resolve the issues," but nobody�*s sure if we're even going to fly. so we can't leave because we don't know, but we're pretty convinced that our flight�*s not going to happen today. plenty of frustration. this is newark airport in newjersey, where planes are grounded. airports across the us were affected. changi aiport in singapore — one of the world's busiest airports — said it was manually checking in the passengers of some airlines. to australia — large queues been waiting at sydney airport's domestic terminal. let's

in the airport in the spanish capital madrid, you can also see the passengers waiting for their flightsrports in the italian capital rome have also been severely affected. applause. and this is the moment at gatwick airport in london that electronic boards came back to life. long queues had formed there as well as at heathrow aiport and stansted, one of the worst—affected in europe. let's hearfrom a passenger stranded at gatwick. so people are tired. they've been handing out water. the boards don't really say anything. it's just pointing you to airlines. there is an announcement that comes out saying, "due to a global issue, and we'll work to resolve the issues," but nobody�*s sure if we're even going to fly. so we can't leave because we don't know, but we're pretty convinced that our flight�*s not going to happen today. this is newark airport in newjersey, where planes are grounded. airports across the us were affected. changi aiport in singapore, one of the world's busiest airports, said it was manually checking in the passengers of some airlines. in australia, large queues of travell

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. >> juju: the cancelations and delays hitting airports abroad as well, from dubai to madrid to parise olympic games are set to get under way in a few days. in india, passengers in new delhi snapping this photo of an airline worker manually writing flight information on a white board after the computer crashed. in amsterdam, family pastor michelle norman found herself unexpectedly stuck with 13 students on their way back to oklahoma. >> we were traveling back from africa. we'd been there on a mission trip with 13 students and seven sponsors. we were sitting on the tarmac, getting ready to take off for atlanta, georgia. on the runway, they came on board and said, "there is a worldwide ip shut down." >> juju: chaos erupting after the group deplaned. >> mass chaos, because this has really never happened before. the airlines didn't really know what to do. we got 20 people, 13 students, 7 adults. basically the clothes on our backs. >> juju: the group decided to make the most of the unexpected layover. >> yesterday and today, we've done some sightseeing. we went to the royal palace. we're h

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airport. she was planning to fly to madrid, but that apprehension, the court heard, was a result of ms de sousacause it was an attempt to evade arrest. nevertheless, there are strict travel conditions imposed on her bail. she is due to appear at isleworth crown court in west london next month, where she'll enter a plea. andy murray is leaving it until the very last moment to say whether he is fit enough after back surgery for his wimbledon farewell. the tournament got under way today. murray is due on for his first round match tomorrow. meanwhile, three british players have already made it through to the second round, including former us open champion emma raducanu, asjoe wilson reports. welcome back to the championships. enjoy, but only special davids get into the royal box. beckham made way for attenborough, who took the ovation. well, deep respect for the longest careers. andy murray forced himself through practice, striving to be fit for one more chance to play. it is easier when you're 21. defending champion carlos alcaraz, he was stretched by the distinctive estonian mark lajal but prevai

this is the airport in amsterdam and as you can see there having long queues. we have heard that madridnish airport should allow up to three hours to check it today. so we will expect a statement from crowdstrike shortly, they say, that will be key to us trying to exactly identify what has happened. but a little earlier on i spoke to a chartered security professional. he explained why he believed the outage had happened. 50 why he believed the outage had ha ened. .., , why he believed the outage had hauened. , ., , happened. so the course has now been found and it — happened. so the course has now been found and it appears _ happened. so the course has now been found and it appears to _ happened. so the course has now been found and it appears to be _ happened. so the course has now been found and it appears to be a _ happened. so the course has now been found and it appears to be a faulty - found and it appears to be a faulty driverfile which has been found and it appears to be a faulty driver file which has been deployed as part of crowdstrike falcon. now when windows tries to boot, i

heard, john alluded to, experiencing much of the same madness just look at the pack airports that's greece, that's madrid, that's berlin, lisbon. travelers stuck in limbo take a listen to these folks stuck in australia well, we were hitting home to adelaide and yeah, the last couple of hours just sort of hoping against hope that the jetstar, god's would be kind yes, it turned out they are angry and they demand vengeance so we will be staying in sydney for a bit longer. thanks. look at an airport and i find is that we have team coverage around the globe right now, cnn's tom foreman in washington, dc, isabel rosales at the world's busiest airport, atlanta's hartsfield, jackson international anna stewart, and heathrow airport and the uk let's get to tom foreman first. tom, what the heck is happening with these systems? >> i was just laughing that australian kid is all of us at the airport when this happens. yeah, it's no fun that's really what's happened. there's a lot of no-find going on in simple terms. let's talk about what happened here. crowdstrike, which is a cybersecurity firm which works microsoft,

we saw chaos at airports abroad. that's madrid. right now the number of global delays, 17,000 flights and counting. >> george: let's take a live look at newark airport. so many planes on the ground. erielle reshef is at la guardia airport. what's happening there? >> reporter: hey, george, good morning. that outage forcing major carriers like american, delta, united to halt all of their flights overnight. you can see all of the passengers are gathered here in this terminal. they are frustrated. they are searching for answers about when their flights may take off. we're hearing this morning that some of these carriers are now operational again, but it is going to take time to get everything up and running. so you can expect major delays throughout the day today. now, as you mentioned, if you look at your personal computer, you may have seen that so called blue screen of death. you may have even seen a frownie face. microsoft said it did have interruptions to its cloud service overnight, also its 365 app. now, that cyber security agenc

airport was reduced to ashes. i have to think of you, dana, while i'm up here to i made her a demonstration in the spring that was in march on the mainland, south of madrid. in toledo, the people had taken to the streets because they didn't want to give up their water. i ask you the, you know what she was afraid of most of our environment will get worse again. there will probably be more forest fires again. they started earlier than ever before and board on is more will come. yes it, it will be another sad year who chose for people keep saying that for their water restrictions are to be expected. if i've ever succeeded that affects us. but i'm not what i mean. but it also affects all of nature. we are losing quality of life. the system was put into the interleave though, the biggest concern was about the longest river in spain. the child goes, it should live, says this poster and new to the canals, stump the mafia for a living river and not it came out. what people are so upset about is a canal that comes with a water from here to the south. it's like frankfurt on the mine having to send eats water to supply munich. in spain, the river time courses tappe

it's worth showing you as we have these live pictures, the pictures from the airport as they arrived in madridly say, they did so in quite some style. they did so with pizzazz and flair and it was fun to watch and it was entertaining. and i think they've become so diverse in the way in which they can play now, which is a big evolution from the team 10 to 15 years ago, that was more about the possession game, the short passes, the tiki—taka style. now they can be direct, they can defend, they can come to the middle, they can play the long game, the short game. they can forfeit possession. they can come at you with a counter attack. they have so much resources off the bench as well. the substitutions have been on point. there's so much depth on the bench. and so you have wonderful like for like changes who can really turn things on a dime. the times that they have gone behind, they've managed to come back in terms of favour, uh, to what they were after. don't forget that victory parade coming up in the coming hours in madrid. we will bring you the live pictures here on bbc news. the six o'clock

airport. she was planning to fly to madrid.tonbury. great way to end the programme. that is it from me. hopefully i will see you the same time tomorrow. next up, it is the six o'clock news after the weather with darren bett. hello there. we've seen a good deal of cloud heading our way today, bringing with it some rain here and there as well. and, really, through the rest of this week, it's very changeable. not particularly what we'd expect at this time of the year — cloud, some rain at times, mainly in the west, a cooler breeze keeping temperatures below average as well. and it's notjust on the cooler side here in the uk. you can see from the temperature anomaly map, we've got the cooler blues across many parts of europe. the hotter weather is more across eastern areas and temperatures may build a bit across iberia. but our weather is going to be coming in from the atlantic, which is why western areas will see most of the rain. we've had this band of cloud here on this weather front. it's been taking some rain eastwards today,