Pennsylvania Teens Charged in NYC Bomb Plot

0:00On April 8th, 218 and 19-year-old guys from Pennsylvania faced serious federal charges for allegedly trying to set off homemade bombs. At a protest outside Gracie Mansion, New York City's mayor residence, there are cues of supporting the Islamic State and lighting two explosive devices right in the middle of the crowd on March 7th. They drove up from out of state that day, carrying the bombs in their car, where dashboard footage caught them talking openly about causing chaos, and how many people they could take out. One lit the first device, and chucked it toward protesters, then got handed a second one that he dropped near cops before they both bolted and got, nabbed. This all went down during a heated anti-Islam rally, organized by a far right figure and about 20 supporters, clashing with counter protesters. Nearby, no one got seriously hurt, but the move shows how tense these demonstrations can turn fast, especially with outside agitators showing up armed. The new indictment drop Tuesday slaps them with eight counts, from conspiring to back

1:02a terrorist group to messing with weapons of mass destruction, and hauling explosives across state lines. Both waved their rights after arrest, with one scribbling a pledge to the Islamic State on precinct paper. There's set for a raiment on April 15th, and as this case heats up, it underscores the feds push to shut down terror plots before they explode. And to real tragedy, stay sharp out there.