The scanners TSA utilizes to scan carry-ons at airport checkpoints are nearly a decade old. The future might be taking innovation that reinvented medicine and utilizing it to give screeners a better view of what remains in your bag, which might mean more security and less time in line when you fly. Just on “CBS This Morning,” Kris Van Cleave provides a sneak peek.
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