Passengers Call For Boycott Of X-Ray Vision Body Scans

Air passenger rights groups are calling on people to boycott the Transportation Security Administration’s new full body scanners next Wednesday, the busiest travel day of the year.  The groups object to the scans, which allow screeners to see right through a person’s clothes. The groups object to the scans, which allow screeners to see right through a person's clothes.  Others are upset with the T.S.A.'s new "pat downs," which some passengers have described as groping.  Today, T.S.A. chief John Pistole explains to a Senate committee why he thinks the new procedures are necessary to keep our airways safe.  Keith Johnson, Homeland Security reporter for the Wall Street Journal joins us.