was on my hands and knees picking up bone fragments. I couldn't pick up all, everything that was lost. I mean, there was a long line behind me." TSA rules say a crematory container in carry-on baggage must pass through the X-ray machine at the security checkpoint. But the agency's own website says human remains are to be opened under, ?no circumstances.? "I want an apology,? said Gross. ?I want an apology from TSA. I want an apology from the lady who opened the jar and laughed at me. I want them to help me understand where they get off treating people like this." One day they'll open people up to check if you're hiding drugs in bags surgically inserted in your body, then accidentally spill your organs on the floor and laugh as you try to pick them up and put them back in. President Barack Obama on Saturday acknowledged some travelers' "frustrations" with having to go through full-body pat-downs and scans at airports, but he said the enhanced security measures are necessary to keep America safe. Flew out of Florida earlier this year. TSA agents seemed nice enough and were really respectfull in light of the fact we were a family with 2 small children and a baby. We had tons of baby food, formula and water, and they didn't really hassle us. Their examination of the contents of our carry on's seemed reasonable. Most of the TSA distrust is due to a few overblown, isolated incidents reported