I Made Things Weird Trying TSA's New Shoe Scanner Machine
The TSA is working on new scanners that'll let you keep your shoes on when traveling through security checkpoints at airports. CNET's Bridget Carey gets an early look at how the technology works, and tries to mess up her test.
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