The Joint Information Center will be filled with representatives from many agencies around the state, and the nation. The computers here will track Y2K issues all over the world. So we will have direct tie-in and be able to see all those reports as they come in. In the same way we would encourage them to stay off the phone, we'd encourage them to stay off the internet. Airlines around the world are confident that they'll be OK, although many have cutback on the number of flights.
Reservations are down, because passengers are apprehensive.
President Clinton announced this week, that out of the federal government's 6,167 computer systems, only 8 haven't been tested yet, but will be by the end of the month.