It's Jan. 1.
Airplanes take off and land, water flows and lights go on across town.
All seems right despite warnings throughout the past year about potential computer failures related to the so-called millennium bug. A month later, things change. With government and experts unable to agree on potential Y2K disruptions, Americans are coping with the millennium bug in their own ways. Despite company and industry preparations for Y2K, the ripple effect could still disrupt business. Hear from the computer programmer who has warned of Y2K for years in this brief history of the Year 2000 problem.