Attorney Gloria Allred fired back at octuplet mom Nadya Suleman on the "Today" show Wednesday, saying more attention must be paid to security. Earlier this week, Suleman dismissed the Angels in Waiting nannies who had volunteered to help with Suleman's babies; Allred is the attorney for Angels in Waiting. On the "Today" show, Allred cited two separate incidents where intruders came onto Suleman's property.

"Our nurses were rightfully concerned about security. After all, Nadya had told the world where she lives, when those babies are coming home. As a result, hundreds of reporters came. Her home is easily locatable on the Internet as a result of her doing daily blogs," Allred told "Today's" Lester Holt. Allred told Holt that a nanny showed up for work but was never asked for identification, adding that the nanny observed that she could have walked out of the house with "a baby in her purse."