the down there? you raise a good point because last weekend we saw atlantic city closed down with hurricane irene and i have to say, you really couldn t even tell that there is a tropical storm headed to the crescent city. when we flew in from los angeles yesterday, our flight was packed. there are a number of events in the city over the weekend as it is a big holiday weekend. so that s the really neat thing about this is there doesn t seem to be too much of an economic impact at this point because all of the shops and the businesses and the restaurants remaining open. people are out here, like this group here walking by waving, they re not letting lee get in their way of having a good time. you, as i said, know how the people down here roll. right? we know how to party in new orleans. we re a strong bunch down there. casey stegall live in my hometown. thank you very much. gregg: get some beads. but don t show anything. gregg: you re looking new orleans without new orleans be
strip search, and we think it poses a real risk of the federal government doping a peep show base for travelers. jenna: the u.s. marshal service says that is not the case, in fact, showing some of the images obtained by u.s. marshals in these courthouses, and what they say is that these are not naked pictures, they re pixilated, they really don t show anything. what do you say? the images from the u.s. marshal service body scanner aren t that revealing, frankly, but they demonstrate an important principle because these body scanners are based on the same principles as the body scanners being rolled out by tsa at the airports and the images produced by these body scanners are so incredibly detailed, so detailed that when the tsa employee went through the training exercise, he got in a physical altercation with the scanner as a result of the scanner making fun of the size of his genitals. jenna: wait a minute, he got in a physical altercation with a machine? he got in a physical