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I was going to say these things do happen all the time. bill: all the time? >> when i was a prosecutor -- well they happen quite frequently. bill: you mean the threats happen all the time. >> well let me just give you tikes am pels. there is a famous case in georgia from several decade ago where the prosecutor was blown up in his car. when i was an assistant district attorney we were prosecuting a big drug ring and they fire bombed our office a molotov cocktail hit about four feet from my window. these things do happen. not all the time. people get upset, make threats and you have to go on. th...

Special assembly hearing on the subject to understand more. we're not getting any information back from the governor. the governor when he ran for office a if few years ago spoke about transparency and open government. we're in the seeing that transparency now, but most importantly, we're not seeing the dollars that middle-class new jerseyans need to stave off foreclosure. >> you and the state assembly may not be getting answers but there was a reporter that went at the governor to try to get some answers about what this was after posing a question. i believe we have a little bit of sound on t...

investigation. he was among nine people killed in a mortar attack in a southern city. the reporter was covering a pro-government rally when it came under fire. that was gilles jacquier. nigeriians have been on a strike the past few days protesting a doubling in the fuel. a fuel subsidy was removed. those are the headlines. "world business today" starts now. hello, and a warm welcome to "world business today." i'm nina dos santos at cnn london. >> aim andrew stevens in hong kong. here are the top stories this thursday, january 12th. japan stands side by side with the u.s. with a p...

spread to half of the country. it's been linked to ground turkey. what you need to know about this recallo keep your family safe. i'm ashe velshi. burning up another day of searing heat. it's already proving deadly on this "american morning." good morning to you. are you awake yet? >> you will be. >> happy thursday. it's august 4th. this is "american morning." there's a lot going on today. >> we should get right to it. >> i want to talk first about the heat. heat is on congress to finish their business as we've been reporting. they've left washington without resolving a dispute o...

There's some polling data, believe it or not, that says how the president does and how he's perceived on foreign policy actually tracks quite closely with how people think of him generally. so this will stand him in good stead. but again, in march of 1991 the first president george bush was, you know, overwhelmingly approved after he won the first gulf war, and he was turned out of office a year later. so the white house can't sleep on this, but they certainly are enjoying a bounce in the polls right now. >> errol louis, thanks very much. joining us live from new york on this sunday evening. >...