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Tonight, the heroes of the Hudson. The captain who steered 조종하다 his crippled 무력한 jet to a safe landing. “He’s a pilot’s pilot.” One crew member gave this passenger the shirt off his back <구어> ~에게 아낌없이 모두 주다. “But I really feel that today is a new beginning.” This is the CBS Evening News with Katie Couric.

 

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Good evening. I’m Maggie Rodriquez. Katie is off. It’s a technological marvel that looks like a regular piece of glass, but is strong enough to prevent a disaster 재해, 대참사. Chief investigative correspondent Armen Keteyian got an exclusive look at the new shield designed to protect the president.

 

When Barack Obama first stepped out on the stage as president-elect, a new transparent 투명한 shield made its own debut. CBS News recently got an exclusive behind-the-scenes 배후의 look at the high-tech suburban New York company, little known to the public, that created the shield. Entrusted with 맡기다, 위탁하다 the monumental 기념이 되는, 역사적 의미가 있는 task of protecting the president. American Defense Systems, Inc. or ADSI. “We’re here to protect and serve those that defense, serve and protect us.”

 

Obama shield is starkly 현저히 different. Lighter, thinner, stronger from the one first built to guard President Ronald Regan. Today, there are multi-layered combinations of space age 최신기술을 사용하는 material including glass, ceramic, crystal, and polymers <화학> 중합체 used to cover a golf ball. “We are on the so-called attack side right now?” “We’re on the attack side.”

 

The glass is designed to resist bullets, blasts and unwanted entry while providing the clear-eyed access the press and public have come to expect. ADSI allowed two NYPD sharpshooters 저격병 to put their product to the test. In all 전부 해서, they fired more than 75 rounds 일제사격 of high caliber <총의> 구경, <탄알의> 직경 ammo <집합적> 탄약 into a shield. We then inspected the results with Vic LaSala, the company's head of R&D 연구개발. “So this is the safe side?”

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