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this one. this was a big plane, but the secret service determines that and the white house pointed out to me she had no choice in that. she has to fly that plane. she does on a private trip reimburse whatever the government standard is. the without couhite house could me. first class and a half, usually. it s quite expensive to take that plane overseas. norah o donnell, thank you for that. growing concern over the controversial body scanners amid reports some agencies are saving those near naked scans. a report by cnet news says the u.s. marshal service admitted to saving tens ever thousands of images recorded at a florida courthouse prompting the private information center in d.c. to file suit now. ginger mccaul, staff counsel at the agency joins me as well as michael sheehan also with us. good morning to you both. good morning. ginger, reach out to you first because your organization filed two lawsuits and a third lawsuit to suspend body scanners

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