stealing a $2,500 necklace from a jewelry store in venice, cal. and according to the l.a. times store security captured video of lohan wearing that necklace before the store report td missing on january 22nd. police say an associate of the actress returned the piece as they were preparing warrants to search her home. lohan just finished a fifth stint in rehab and is on probation for a 2007 drunk driving offense. a lawyer for lohan is denying the allegation saying her client is not a thief. ronald reagan was born exactly one century ago, and today he s being remembered as one of the nation s greatest orators. his legacy is marked by the enduring words he spoke at pivotal moments in history including the day nasa suffered one of its biggest disasters. the crew of the space shuttle challenger honored us with the manner in which they lived their lives. we will never forget them, nor the last time we saw them, this morning, as they prepared for their journey and waved good-bye and s
see the green bay packers taking on the pittsburgh steelers. police in texas are promising this will be the safest super bowl ever. the security plan includes just about every agency you can imagine. so let s get a bit more on how they plan to keep everyone safe. i m joined by andrew o connell, former secret service agent and ceo of guide post-solutions. that is a global investigations and security company. good morning to you, andy. hi, alex. we talked about the fact a lot of the details hadn t been put out there as they prepare for the super bowl this year. what about the weather? i mean, that has been a big problem so far. and i m just thinking about things like people coming in with big jackets, parkas, extra clothing under which they could hide something. well, i think that s right. that is a concern. but the weather alone is not going to allow people to bring in things that security thinks should not be allowed in there, whether it s umbrellas or big bags or any other thing
bags today and next year will be managers and offed a high level of security clearance. give us a sense of what s wrong with giving 10,000tsa workers let me step back. what s the level of intelligence they ll have? if they give them what they re talking about, that level of security clearance, they could have information about names, places, tactics, timing, devices, and so on. which is absolutely unnecessary for a tactical force. you put people in the field and tell them what to do. you don t have to tell them where the information came from. tsa has a long history of gaffes when it comes store security. they have a history of leaks and we don t need to leak anymore. let me read the statement. access to relevant intelligence helps officers stop anomalies and helps them connect the potential dots. do you buy that?
the united states, an old egypt hand, someone who is revered in the diplomatic community, yesterday told an international security conference in munich that mubarak should stay for the time being to oversee this transition. the white house has been doing this highwire act all along, you know, the diplo-speak, the shadow boxing, trying to have everybody read between the lines to see what their desires are, all the while emphasizing on the part of the administration that they are not calling the shots as secretary clinton yesterday put it in that same conference in munich. we are on the outside looking in. this train is being driven by those protesters in the square in egypt. and to echo what ron allen was saying, no matter what the united states does and what they want to see mubarak do, it s really up to those protesters to end this. if they re satisfied that a transition is moving forward under the vice president in his negotiations with the opposition. of course, that would be omar s