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Coming up full coverage of the massive IT failure that is grounded flights and upended businesses and markets.

And Netflix gets its mojo back.

Strong subscriber growth extends its lead on streaming rivals.

And in an exclusive interview, Mark Zuckerberg calls Trump a badass without endorsing him for president.

More on politics than tech ahead, but first the market ramifications of the IT issues

that have hit across from Asia to Europe to the US and it was

during European and Asian trading that we hit the hardest.

I'm looking at the Nasdaq futures therefore Ed because actually we're only

trading off by about 3 tenths percent on the major benchmarks but we did hit our lows at about 4 or 5 a.m.

That was when we really started to worry about the global ramifications of one key company

Ed that you're watching.

Yeah and it's crowd Strike and Crowd Strike is

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