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Are charged in what is called a developing threat to the jewish community. they were intercepted yesterday at penn station. one, christopher brown, had purchased a gun and was carrying a knife and a nazi arm band. police say brown told police he runs a white supremacist twitter group and it posted his intent to use the weapons at a manhattan synagogue. when we come back, what was that fireball that streaked through the night sky? when cold symptoms keep you up, try vicks nyquil severe.

Coa coast, 7:00 a.m. out west. good morning. i'm carol costello. police in new york have arrested two men who were planning to attack a manhattan synagogue. a law enforcement source tells cnn they were arrested in a sting trying to buy guns and a grenade. both men are said to be of north african descent. in libya, nato launches a new attack on the tripoli compound of moammar gadhafi. just hours earlier, gadhafi appeared on state-run television for the first time in two weeks. and right now on capitol hill, oil and gas executives are in the hot seat. they're facing questions over why they d...

Right now, jon, is he not scheduled to do so. >> jon: update today how much this libyan operation is costing. >> you probably won't be surprised. it's a lot more than expected. defense secretary bob gates said it's cost about $750 million so far. 80% of that spent during the first two months of the war and the end of march and early april when we were firing off dozens of cruise missiles at about $600,000 a pop. more than 100 fired the first day alone. officials had predicted the price tag would be about $40 million a month once nato took over, it's been almost three times that much. no explan...

Retaliatory strikes against their families. >> reporter: john, absolutely. this is extraordinary. this is the first indication america has of what this team is worried about, what these men are thinking about. there is always concern about the security of american forces, make no mistake, but these special operations troops, these covert operatives do the most dangerous work every day in afghanistan and now on this mission. there is concern about al qaeda retaliation and secretary gates openly saying they are, indeed, trying to pump up security around these men and around their families. they ...