From: YouTube on Sun, Nov 21 2010 6:20 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening. (Nov. 21)

From: KOAT Albuquerque on Sun, Nov 21 2010 4:23 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WMUR New Hampshire on Sun, Nov 21 2010 3:49 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WBALTV Baltimore on Sun, Nov 21 2010 3:10 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: USA TODAY on Sun, Nov 21 2010 3:09 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening. (Nov. 21)

From: KMBC Kansas City on Sun, Nov 21 2010 3:00 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WFSB Hartford on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:53 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WKMG Orlando on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:38 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: KETV Omaha on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:32 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: KHBS Fort Smith on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:32 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WPTZ Champlain on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:31 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: KITV Hawaii on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:22 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WMUR New Hampshire on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:22 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: WMTW Portland on Sun, Nov 21 2010 2:19 PM

The head of the Transportation Security Administration acknowledged that new full-body scanners and pat-downs can be invasive and uncomfortable, but he said that the need to stay a step ahead of terrorists rules out changes in airport screening.

From: NEW YORK POST on Sun, Nov 21 2010 10:59 AM

Some pilots are now exempt from the controversial airport pat downs and screenings that have recently been launched by the Transportation Security Administration.

From: NEW YORK POST on Sat, Nov 20 2010 11:53 AM

The Transportation Security Administration has agreed to let airline pilots skip the security scanning and pat-downs that passengers face at the nation’s airports, p...

From: ClipSyndicate on Fri, Nov 19 2010 11:53 PM

Some pilots are now exempt from the controversial airport pat downs and screenings that have recently been launched by the Transportation Security Administration.

From: ClipSyndicate on Fri, Nov 19 2010 8:40 PM

Transportation Security Administration officials say everyone, even kids, can be subjected to some type of pat down when they go through airport security.

From: ClipSyndicate on Fri, Nov 19 2010 7:38 PM

Two full-body scanners were installed earlier this year at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport by the Transportation Security Administration — but will the refusal to go through them by some passengers cause big backups during the busiest travel week of the year?

From: ClipSyndicate on Fri, Nov 19 2010 7:05 PM

Some travelers seem concerned about the recent Transportation Security Administration measures, but not everyone thinks it’s a bad idea.