Mrs. Enid (Cathy Jones) talks about Airport Security. Watch 22 Minutes Tuesdays at 8:30pm on CBC TV.

PlusWoman Claims Security at DC Airport Beat Her UpWoman Claims Security at DC Airport Beat Her UpThe Associated PressRobin Kassner says a rough encounter with TSA officers at Reagan National Aiport left her with a concussion and brain damage. Airport officials say she was interfering with the screening process and refusing to follow security procedures. (July 10)[Notes:ANCHOR VOICE] (ROBIN KASSNER) “00:14:36 I remember they threw me across the room I felt like I went flying”IT ALL HAPPENED SO FAST….ROBIN KASSNER STILL LOOKS BACK IN DISBELIEF(ROBIN KASSNER) “I ended up on the floor and I said oh my god they’re beating me up”IN FEBRUARY 2007 WHILE CATCHING PLANE FROM REAGAN NATIONAL AIRPORT TO NEW YORK….KASSNER HIT A SNAG GETTING THROUGH AIRPORT SECURITY SCREENING….SHE HAD A BOTTLE OF CONTACT LENS SOLUTION ON HER….WHAT TRANSPIRED AFTER THAT WAS CAUGHT ON THESE AIRPORT SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS ….AND COULD COST AIPORT OFFICIALS MILLIONS OF DOLLARS(ROBIN KASSNER)”they picked me up and threw me against the metal table then they pounded my head into the metal table and it sounded like a pound of bricks but it was actually my head”KASSNER SAYS THAT HEAD SLAM LEFT HER WITH A CONCUSSION AND PERMANENT BRAIN DAMAGE, (ROBIN KASSNER)00:04:00 I didn’t do anything to deserve thisBUT TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITIES SAY THAT WHILE SEARCHING KASSNER’S BAG SHE BECAME QUOTE ANGRY, DISRUPTIVE AND RAISED HER VOICE. TSA CONTACTED LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AFTER REPEATED ATTEMPTS TOO SCREEN …

Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from KingMonkey and more videos in the Air Travel category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at www.howcast.com or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at www.howcast.com Shorten your time in the security line with these tips. To complete this How-To you will need: Conformity with airport security rules A travel vest Slip-on shoes A layered carry-on A registered traveler ID card Step 1: Check wait time Log on to the Transportation Security Administration’s website, www.tsa.gov. In the section “For Travelers,” click on “Air Travel” and then “Wait Times.” Plug in your travel information. You’ll be given the approximate security line wait time for your airport, helping you to plan accordingly. Step 2: Know the drill Know the basics. Place gels or liquids (other than breast milk, baby formula, and medicine) in 3-ounce (or smaller) bottles. and put those into a clear, self-sealing, one-quart plastic bag. Remove body piercings, belts, change, and your watch ahead of time. Never carry anything that could be used as a weapon, like a hammer or a baseball bat. Tip: Gel shoe inserts are not allowed. Step 3: Wear a travel vest and slip-on shoes Fashion be damned! Comfort before fashion: wear a special travel, safari, or photographer’s vest that features interior pockets for all your electronics. Sport some slip …