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He's on a little summer vacation.

And let's bring on Alex Stone, ABC News correspondent, to tell us just how chaotic is the chaos in the aftermath of this computer bug that took down so many systems.

Alex, welcome back to KF. I, sir.

Hey, there, Wayne.

Happy Friday.

Yeah, this is a royal mess today.

Everything from banks to the San Diego County Jail could not intake inmates earlier today to Phoenix. Their 911 center didn't

have any computers and they were having problems with dispatch show overnight, schools, even

some gas stations that haven't been able to take credit cards today. So it's widespread. But the biggest

impact on the most number of people seems to be those who are flying

today. And the numbers, as of right now, that they just got updated, almost 3,000 flights

have been canceled today, almost 10,000 have been delayed, just Delta Airlines alone, between

the regional and mainline flights. They're looking at about 12 to 1300 flights canceled on on Delta.

And when I pull up LAX's numbers, I mean, it is a scrolling of delayed, delayed, delayed,

canceled, canceled, canceled, going to Tampa tonight, delayed, go on to New York tonight on

Delta, delayed, going to Vegas, delayed. I mean, it's just all the way down, Atlanta.

And Atlanta's taken the brunt of it because that's Delta's biggest hub.

But this was Delta American United Spirit, Frontier and Sun Country,

where they were using this Crowdstrike Software, which is a giant company that sells to big corporations to prevent their computers

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