US Airlines today began intensive screening of checked baggage to prevent bombs from threatening flights. The new regulations allow airlines several options to better secure baggage, from bomb sniffing dogs, to carefully matching luggage with passengers. While some predicted the new policy would lead to delays, operations ran smoothly today at the Minneapolis St. Paul airport where travelers welcomed the new security measures. Minnesota Public Radio's Mark Zdechlik reports...
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