Morning Security Brief: New Decade of Terrorism, Surveillance Prank?, Courthouse Security, Cargo Screening

By Matthew Harwood

01/27/2010 -

♦ Is America ready for a "dangerous new decade" of terrorist threats? CBS asks.

♦ Four young men are accused of false impersonation and trying to tamper with Sen. Mary Landrieu's office phones in New Orleans.

♦ Watch what you bring into Jackson County, Missouri, state courthouses, security guards may not give you your contraband back.

♦ Everything looks good security-wise for the 2010 Winter Games in Vancouver, says Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano.

♦ Can particle accelerators solve the Herculean task of scanning 100 percent of air and maritime cargo entering the United States? A team of Israeli and German researchers think so.

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Morning Security Brief: New Decade of Terrorism, Surveillance Prank?, Courthouse Security, Cargo Screening

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