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i'm rochelle pardue-okimoto, and i'm running for assembly because no one should be left behind. s he has seen a lot of change over the course of his 25 years with the kent county jail in grand rapids. >> i'm very proud i came to this jail in a time where the corrections industry in general, but even this jail in particular, was moving away from a culture of violence and a culture that demeaned the inmate population, and moving towards a culture that treats everybody with dignity and respect and humanely and understanding that the inmates have their own set of problems that they present us with, but they're all humans and they all need to be cared for as human beings. >> jail officials say one way they do that is to be responsive to inmate reports with harassment. >> he is one of the inmates who wrote a kite against sutherland. he's in the same cell. we're there, just a well-being check, to make sure he's okay. >>> how are you doing? sergeant poway. are you okay? are you having any issues? >> no. >> everything is good? >> yeah. >> as far as how it was handled, did we handle it qui

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i'm rochelle pardue-okimoto, and i'm running for assembly because no one should be left behind. ardue-okimoto for assembly. >>> okay, we do have breaking news right now because the labor department is releasing the april jobs report moments ago and there's a big headline. christine romans joins us with the new numbers. >> hi, guys. what were you doing in december of the year 2000? that was the last time the unemployment rate was this low. 3.9%. you have to go all the way back to december 2000 to get a rate that low, below 4%. it's another signhat the job market has been very strong and continues to well. here's what the job growth looks like, 164,000 net new jobs. it's a little light of what economists have been forecasting but still a bounceback from march. february and march and april, those numbers together are still showing you strength in the labor market. where do we see the hiring? in business and information services. this has been strong hiring for companies across the country. health care 24,000. we've seen that year in, year out. a lot of jobs in health care, all diffe

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i'm rochelle pardue-okimoto, and i'm running for assembly because no one should be left behind. pardue-okimoto for assembly. >>> at&t confirming it cooperate with the special counsel robert mueller in connection with payments it did make to president trump's personal attorney michael cohen. at&t disclosing it paid cohen more than $200,000 last year for, quote, incites into understanding the new administration. we should note, at&t is obviously trying to acquire cnn's parent company time warner but we have to report on this. joining us now is brian stelter and michael zeldin. let's start with the law and transfer into the pr of the paying michael cohen money, when is it illegal? >> well, when it's done for corrupt purpose and here we don't see any evidence of a corrupt purpose. it may have been money poorly spent, it may have been money that should have been disclosed in some way because of cohen's status as a politically exposed person, but on the facts presently known, at&t was buying information relevant to what it felt was its business -- best business interests, so i don't s

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i'm rochelle pardue-imoto, and i'm running for assembly because no one should be left behind. rochelle pardue-okimotobly. >>> stormy daniels is now suing president trump for defamation. the lawsuit stems from the president's tweet on april 18th dismissing this composite sketch of a man that daniels says threatened her over her alleged affair with donald trump more than a decade ago. the president wrote this, a sketch years later about a nonexistent man, a total con job playing the fake news media for fools but they know it. joining us now is michael avenatti. thanks for being here. so hs that defamation when he didn't even mention her in the tweet? >> he doesn't have to mention her by name in order for it to institute defamation under the law. it's clear as to who he was referring to, it was clear he was referring to the lease of the sketch and his claim that this was a nonexistent man and what's interesting, alisyn, is, if he didn't have anything to do with stormy daniels and he didn't know about anything that happened in 2011 or nothing about the agreement, which is the nonsense they're trying to s

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i'm rochelle pardue-okimoto, and i'm running for assembly because no one should be left behind. ly. >>> because of the fact that ne they have this witch hunt going on with people in the justice department that shouldn't be there, they have a witch hunt against the president of the united states going on, i've taken the position, and i don't have to take this position and maybe i'll change, that i will not be involved with the justice department. i'm very disappointed in my justice department. but because of the fact that it is going on, and in-you'll understand this, i have decided that i won't be involved. i may change my mind at some point because what is going on is a disgrace. you look at the corruption at the top of the fbi, it is a disgrace. and our justice department, which i try and stay away from, but at some point i won't. >> joining the table, we have former under-secretary of state for public diplomacy rick stengel and also from the issue about the fbi on crisis, it reads something wrong. in the course of two dozen interviews, acts expressed concern that it is threate

i'm rochelle pardue-okimoto, and now i'm running against the big money candidates for assembly. ...to was going to happen here, too, so -- i don't know. i wasn't surprised, i was just scared. >> welcome back to "a.m. joy." in a scene that's become all too familiar in the united states nine students and a teacher were killed at a texas high school on friday by a gunman armed with a shotgun and a roevolver. the suspected shooter was taken into custody and held without bo bond. the last time that you and i talked at least on the air it was at the march for our lives when you were reporting and talking to kids who were responding to that massacre. tell us how people are coping having had these two tragedies sort of compounded on top of one another there in texas. >> reporter: joy, good morning. people down here were sort of prepared, if you will, expecting that this might happen after the parkland shooting because they had a shooting incident around the time that parkland happened, but last night as i was at this vigil talking to families, talking to students who survived, they still tell