(27 Aug 2006)
AP Television
Los Angeles, California 10 August, 2006
1. Wide interior of passenger terminal with security dog and officer
2. Sign with prohibitions listed
3. Women removing liquids
4. Close view of mouthwash bottle - pull out to show woman packing bottle
5. TSA officer
AP Television
Dulles International Airport, Dulles Virginia - Recent
6. Woman going through x-ray scanner at airport as baggage goes through
AP Television
San Francisco, California 16 August, 2006
7. Sign for "Checkpoint of the Future"
8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Steve Hill, GE Security Spokesman:
"We're sitting in GE Security's Checkpoint of the Future laboratory at San Francisco International Airport. This is a real world working laboratory in a real world working environment that is designed to not only evaluate, but also integrate, advanced and emerging technologies."
9. Briefcase down on rollers for x-ray
10. Man approaches boarding pass screener
11. Close view of boarding pass screener
12. Man enters "body screening area"/and exits
13. Green arrow shows next step
14. Shoes step onto screening pattern
15. Doors open after shoes are screened and man walks on
16. Security profile map for passenger
17. Close view of profile map with "blade" image
18. Warning alert sign for any knives or "improvised explosive device"
19. SOUNDBITE: (English) Steve Bell, GE Security Spokesman:
"We hope, and this is actually third in our things we want to accomplish in our work with this lab, but we hope, and we're fairly confident that we can accomplish and offer to the TSA an integrated checkpoint lane that can speed passengers through it completely screened and more effectively than today in 30 seconds or less."
AP Television
Herndon, Virginia 14 August, 2006
20. Exterior of office building
21. Guard's post with building roster
22. SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Kant, VP-Global Governmental Affairs, Rapiscan Systems:
"This is the Rapiscan Secure 1000 full body imager. What this does is it inspects people for anything hidden on their body, anything from liquid explosives, explosives, guns, knives, box cutters, plastic weapons, ceramics, anything that could be hidden on their body that shouldn't be there."
23. "Personal" items on countertop
24. Man puts various items in his pockets
25. Man picks up pistol and puts in pocket
26. UPSOUND: (English) Peter Kant, VP-Global Governmental Affairs, Rapiscan Systems:
"The screening would take about three seconds. During that time the X-ray is happening. The image is sent to an operator typically at a remote location so the operator doesn't see the passenger. And, what you start looking for are things hidden on the body. We can clearly see the lavaliere mic, we're looking for anything hidden on the body. We can see the mic. And, as we zoom in, we can see the explosive stimulant, that's actually liquid explosive stimulant hidden in my coat pocket. You can see the pipe bomb, a plastic pipe bomb with a detonation cord around it. Here in my pocket there is a gun, and over here is that nail polish bottle that we clearly detect in that inspection."
27. "Secure 1000" Zoom and Brightness Controls
28. SOUNDBITE: (English) Peter Kant, VP-Global Governmental Affairs, Rapiscan Systems:
"I definitely think it would make it both safer and faster, because with just one scan, you can scan for metals, and explosives and any hazardous objects. You wouldn't need to go through layers of security, a metal detector, a puffer machine, a pat down search, you would simply need to go through one scan."
AP Television
San Francisco, California 12 August, 2006
AP Television
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