The fire was very intense in that area, it did breach the fuselage.

The eyes of the country and, really, of the world are on us. And there's a certain amount of pressure there. But we really don't need that pressure to do our job.

We don't have enough information to say what that means to us right now.

I think where kids are involved, that's the toughest part.

The spike in general has an effect on our operating costs. And again the fire department uses about 15 to 16 thousand gallons of fuel, and of the course in a year it could be up to 15 to 18 percent.

That's the way to start it off. We started off with an even like that, we were on fire and that was great. We only had to count one fall today, which was good as well.