on microsoft devices. the company s ceo apologised for the outage, saying it was not the result of a security incident or cyber attack. although crowdstrike has resolved the issue, the company warns it could take some time before systems are back up and running. our technology editor zoe kleinman takes a look at what exactly happened and how it affected patients, passengers and businesses. the world woke up this morning to global chaos. massive tech outages are impacting airlines, businesses, offices. thousands of flights grounded globally, long queues, frustrated passengers. there was nothing on the boards. there was nothing. there was no ground staff. in the uk, doctors surgeries forced to let down patients. we re going to have - to cancel your appointment. businesses unable to serve customers. well, i tried to receive a credit card payment and it just would not accept it credit card and debit card. and tv programmes abruptly taken off air. the cause? at crowdstrike, we
for the outage, saying it was not the result of a security incident or cyber attack. although crowdstrike has resolved the issue, the company warns it could take some time before systems are back up and running. our technology editor zoe kleinman takes a look at what exactly happened and how it affected patients, passengers and businesses. the world woke up this morning to global chaos. massive tech outages are impacting airlines, businesses, offices. thousands of flights grounded globally, long queues, frustrated passengers. there was nothing on the boards. there was nothing. there was no ground staff. in the uk, doctors surgeries forced to let down patients. we re going to have - to cancel your appointment. businesses unable to serve customers. well, i tried to receive a credit card payment and it just would not accept it credit card and debit card. and tv programmes abruptly taken off air. the cause? at crowdstrike, we monitor trillions of cyber events. a single update
welcome to bbc news. it s the it failure that has ground industries, retail services and even health care to a halt. aviation, banking and communications sectors have also been thrown into chaos. the cyber security firm crowdstrike has confirmed that an update to its software running on windows devices caused the problem. it says it s now deployed a fix. microsoft, which operates windows, says they have now completed their mitigation actions and all their impacted apps and services have now recovered. however, the effects have already been far reaching. flights have been grounded, some card payments have stopped working and pharmacies struggled to process prescriptions. we ll be speaking to our correspondents across the uk and around the world to bring you the very latest. first, nickjohnson has this report. transport, banks, supermarkets and doctor s surgeries all cogs in the wheel of our daily lives, all impacted by a major global it outage. around the world, flights have
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decade. forces are on high alert as you are watching fox and friends first . carley: we have team coverage this morning, doug luzader is live with the brunt of this response but marianne referee has the latest from overseas. reporter: evacuations from afghanistan resuming with new urgency a day after two suicide bombings targeted thousands of people, 13 us service members were killed in the attack making it the deadliest day for us troops in 10 years. at least 18 other servicemembers were injured when the explosion occurred, they were flown out of kabul on c-17s with surgical units. the attack occurring at abby gate where people were gathering to get into the airport. the second attack happening at the baron hotel. americans gathered there in the past for rescue and evacuation. and afghan translator who worked with the marine corps describes the chaos he saw outside the airport. and an explosion happens. she died right in my hands. i don t know what exactly what is goi