>> j.j.t's j.j. rush. i call him jay. >> reporter: that's right, her ex-husband, j.j. rush. small world. detective syers knew j.j. had run into him at crime scenes. jj was a medical examiners investigator. but why would cara shoot him? her answer was right there in the 911 call. >> my ex-husband came in and he raped me. >> he raped you? >> i shot him >> reporter: rape? but, that's all she said on the topic. until about two hours later, when she told a deputy she needed medical attention. >> i need to see a doctor. i've been hurt. >> reporter: it was detective syers' job to sort through it all, and he began by showing cara a bit of kindness. >> i went over and took the handcuffs off of her. >> she must have seemed pretty upset. she just shot her ex-husband? >> not unduly. >> really? >> no. >> reporter: mind you, according to cara, as she sat here in the car she didn't know how badly hurt j.j. was. >> so you thought he was alive still? >> absolutely. didn't even need an ambulance. >> reporter:

i can sense the toll this is taken on you, j.j.st be incredibly frustrating from running a successful business and here you now, adjusting but feeling like you're hung out to dry. >> a little bit. you know? president of the united states could save thousands of lives by leading by example and wearing a mask and won't keep it on most of the time. the cdc told us not to wear masks at the beginning of this and now that numbers are actually recovering a little bit in a.labama it was my understanding they were bet we are the mandatory mask order and feels like we're taking a step back because here it's controversial. 70% of people still refuse to wear the mask despite the order and she is, the governor, trying to play both sides, make people feel safer and then restoring rights and i wish that the politicians would just lead and be honest with us about the shared sacrifice that we all need to be making right now. >> on this buffet order, people don't want to wear masks, not going to wear them even if there is a mandate and as they reope

the nasdaq 500 could fall more than 25% from its peak for more let's bring in j.j. j.j. odon and michael kushner is head of management h.l., i'll begin with you. do you share this concern about where the tech sector is heading, and where do you think the economy is going overall >> yeah, i think -- we saw the unfortunate news we got about the passing of justice ginsburg coupled with -- and right now we do think the i.t. sector is poised for some more drawback. we do like the sector going forward. obviously we saw the adoption of a lot of this work-from-home technology and we see that continuing as we get through this pandemic, but we do see volatility on the horizon. >> michael kushner, what about you? we just heard mr. kudlow say he believes the v-shaped recovery is intact. are you in that camp, and what happens in the months ahead now if there's not going to be at least a major -- another major stimulus bill? >> well, the economy does seem to be doing steadily better. easy financial conditions, low interest rates both nominal and real are definitely supporting the econ

ever jerry jerry j.j. sure. my dad lived with hemophilia. really did all want them. to get his way the time it was kind of an odd thing the song people. say here with area warnings in the air carpenter using. saws and swinging. wood around the shop the things. you know that sick let me go i was. crazy. i'm very thankful he took those videos because it's the evidence why memory doesn't have. kids he was a father to me and he raised me and was doing everything a father should. say he was there i was. in towards the late seventy's he sees fit to concentrates because that was for the doctors on him and everyone i'll see use. may 1983 so the 1st reported case of the british hemophiliac contracting the disease. appeared in the press claiming that factor 8 was a safe. in november of 84 he raised concerns about the products with his stopped and they told him this is just sensationalism it's fine you know don't worry they convinced him to carry on using facts concentrate and then it was only shortly after that the his 1st choice v tests came back as opposed to. things just ve

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the players linked arms in solidarity for raciaboos ] >> so after the game, j.j. watt called the booing unfortunate. the game was the first in major u.s. sports to have fans in attendance amid the covid-19 pandemic. the chiefs allowed a crowd of about a quarter of regular size, so that was about 16,000 fans. the chiefs ended up winning 34-20. >>> south bay is getting their own art district. there is a new artwork on the sidewalk and new street light banners advertise the purpose of this space. >> beginning with a mere conversation and idea of wanting to create a permanent space, something with identity, a location in downtown san jose that because of long standing businesses that you see behind me that have always welcomed in our lgbtq+ community, but wanting to make it a bigger statement along with the city, a place of inclusivity and permanency. >> the community district is also near the usual location of the silicon valley pride festival. >>> coming up next, the schools that just made the call to continue online learning all year. >>> police a positive message

first, though, on the third hour of "today," i talked to nfl superstar j.j.ng start of his season and whether the activism we've seen this summer may play out on the field. >> we're actually having a conversation today to discuss what the plan is for the team and what the plan is for national anthem and things like that. i'm not hungry! you're having one more bite! no! one more bite! ♪ kraft. for the win win. here's a choice you don't have to make.ses are always making choices. the largest 5g network... award-winning customer satisfaction... or insanely great value. now, with t-mobile for business, there's no compromise. network. support. value. choose. any. three. t-mobile for business ready when you are. >>> so picture this. a major sports arena, not packed with fans, instead packed with voting booths. as of right now, 20 nba teams say they're going to use their arenas as polling places, voting registration centers, or early voting sites. nba players are at the forefront the protests and boycotts over racial injustice and police brutality. they sat out play

j.j.stand why anyone would boo that moment. >> the booing was unfortunate during that moment. i don't fully understand that. there was no flag involved. there was nothing involved in that besides two teams coming together to show unity. we're not going to let playing football distract us from what we're doing and making change in this world. >> reporter: the chiefs going on to win that game 34-20, first game since the pandemic started. they allowed 16,000 fans in arrowhead stadium, a successful first start to the first season in terms of having fans. >> thanks very much. >> good morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> and i'm poppy harlow. 19 years ago today on 9/11, 2,977 americans were killed in the deadliest terror attack on u.s. soil. let's listen to this moment of silence when the south tower fell. [ bells tolling ] >> right now the ceremony under way in pennsylvania, also to remember those who were killed when united flight 93 went down. >> telly, i still remember watching the live broad

i didn't hear any fans booing in the area where i was sitting, but j.j.r the game he didn't understand why anyone would boo that moment. >> the booing was unfortunate during that moment. i don't truly understand that. there was no flag involved. nothing involved with that besides two teams coming together to show unity. >> we wanted to show we're unified as a league. right before the game the miami dolphins in a powerful video described what they were going to do during pre-games this season. in week one, they, like the texans, deciding to remain in the locker room for both national anthems. >> it's just a way to save face. >> lose a mask and stop hiding the real game face. >> so if my dad was a soldier but the cops killed a brother, do i stand for one anthem and neil for the other? >> there's an attempt to unify creates a divide. >> we'll skip the song and dance. >> and as a team we'll stay inside. >> enough. no more fluff and empty gestures. >> as for the action on the field, andy read facing a foggy face shield. patrick mahomes, great game, 3 touchdown

i think j.j. watt is terrific.t they're talking like that is great. >> where do you come down, anthony? >> i think it's very quiet at football games now. that's my conclusion. i think it -- it can be both. >> i was thinking that, too. you didn't ask me, but i think it could be both, too, tony. >> i think both is the right answer. diplomatic from both sides, both sides could be right. >> true. >>> i'm talking about a wildlife park in england that has decided to remove five gray parrots from public view because they are swearing at visitors. >> i love this. >> the park shared images of the culprits on instagram. there they are. swearing at visitors and staff, by the way. not going to tell you what they're allegedly saying because it's not safe for tv. now the birds are said to have taught each other the curse words. but i don't quite buy that. i think there had to be a human being involved at some point. the reason i picked this is growing up in miami, all of my birthday party as a kid were at the parrot jungle. the

chiefs and texans linked arms during a momgt of sient of sile. [ boos ] after the game j.j.ed the booing unfortunate. the game was the first in major u.s. sports to have fans in attendance amid the covid-19 pandemic. the chiefs allowed a crowd of about a quarter of regular size, so about 16,000 fans. the chiefs won 34-20. >>> lgbtq+ residents are getting a section of post street, now the q-munnity district. there is new lgbtq+ artwork and new street light banners advertising the pump of the space. >> beginning with a mere conversation and idea of wanting to create a permanent space, a location in downtown san jose that because of long standing businesses that you see behind me, that have always welcomed in our community but wanting to make that bigger at the same time, a statement along with the city and a police of in-clue si inclusivity and permanency. >> and it is also near the location of the pride festival. >>> a roller coaster of temperatures coming our way you because of the varying sky conditions. smoke, lack of sunshine, 60s and 70s today. through the weekend, tempe

. >> j.j., we always talk to you about which stocks in particular your clients are buying and selling. what about options have you seen a big spike in people buying options to get access to the stock market and is that been across all of your investors and retail investors >> you know, we've had had a big options trading part to our firm for many years if you look at our last quarter earnings, it was about -- just above 20% of our overall trades. 22% the quarter before that. so as you see more volume, sometimes the percentage of options volume or futures volume may be a little bit lower. but we also set records last quarter for the amount of trades made in each so to that, yes, we spend a lot of time on education as i think does the option business in general. so that people understand what they're getting into some people make bad choices unfortunately that happens in everything in life but we saw, you know, our education and options lift three x in terms of people trying to come and learn with the biggest course that people are using is how to trade options i think one thing you hav

and j.j.game, he didn't understand why anyone would boo that moment. >> the booing was unfortunate during that moment. i don't fully understand that. there was no flag involved, nothing involved with that other than two teams coming together to show unity. >> we want to show we're unified as a league and we're not going to let playing football distract us from what we're doing and making change in this world. >> as for the action on the field, andy reid battling a foggy face shield all game. his team picking up right where they left off. patrick mahomes, three touchdown passes, clyde edwards, great debut, 138 yards. chiefs cruise to a 34-20 win over the texans. and this is the first game since the pandemic started. they had about 16,000 fans here at arrowhead. it seats 76,000. they were really spread out. i spoke to some of those fans. they all said they felt safe, felt like they could have packed in more fans safely into the stadium. the chiefs, one of two teams along with the jaguars this op

another man looking for a 1st grand slam singles title is russia's daniel medvedev the 3rd seed defeated j.j. wolf of the usa 636-3622 advance to the 4th round. an easy win but the russian knows fought tougher assignments await as he aims to go one better in 2020 after losing in last year's final he has them at al-jazeera afghanistan's domestic tae 20 cricket league has begun despite safety for. the actions started with a march 2 spectators in the stands were massed some many ignored social distancing there have been more than 30000 positive cases in afghanistan and more than 1400 deaths from the afghan cricket board they are operating within the world's england's cricketers have while they take 20 series against australia just but that was the start then getting 77 runs as the host won by 6 wickets in southampton that means that tonight up in the 3 match series and. in basket. the boston celtics had a rough night against that's all charged up to come was the real star of the show with $23.00 points and 11 rebounds shooting beautiful for his collar he was right behind the only 22 points of h

>> i mean, paula faris' 11-year-old j.j. is playing fantasy.ollecting the money. >> i thought he would walk out while on top. >> we won last year. we're going for it again. he doesn't ask me for my advice on any of the picks. rob, thank you very much. we'll talk to you next half hour. >>> coming up on "gma," the race for a coronavirus vaccine. how effective health officials want it to be. >>> and then your game day preview. espn's allison williams joins us as the acc gets ready for kickoff. that's coming up. kickoff. that's coming up. that kept you... here was a plae vibrant outdoorsy mischevious restored zen sparkly cheeky... ( clears throat) disciplined dapper prepped smart hopeful brave and safe? well, there is, and always has been. walgreens. everyone's place, for healthy and safe. when you drink or eat something that's acidic everyone is at risk for enamel loss. it sucks the minerals out of the tooth's surface. pronamel is formulated to help deliver minerals to the tooth's surface to help reharden and strengthen your enamel. wish you were

another man looking for a 1st grand slam singles title is russia's daniel medvedev the 3rd seed defeated j.j. wolff of the usa 636-3622 advance to the 4th round. an easy win but the russian knows fought tougher assignments awaits as he aims to go one better in 2020 after losing in last year's final he has them at al-jazeera. except a rough night against the toronto raptors the past was the real star of the show which when a 3 point and 11 rebounds shooting beautiful 3 is like that one calorie was right behind him with 22 points of his own the raptors 193 level in the eastern conference semifinal to 2 games apiece. in the western conference semifinal the denver nuggets never trailed in their game against the los angeles clippers jamal murray scored 27 points while niccolo joke which had 26 points and 18 rebounds both teams have one win under their belt the final score here 111 on ones denver. over to ice hockey and the new york islanders are on their way to the eastern conference finals for the 1st time in nearly 3 decades they were up against the philadelphia flyers and didn't let them score

. >> we'll all be watching dan harris' fantasy football league run by 11-year-old j.j. >> did you attemptall in the hands of an 11-year-old and i trust him. >> he won last year. you should trust him. >> yep. i do. >>> now to some of the other headlines we're following this morning. happening right now, hurricane warnings issued for parts of the gulf coast as tropical storm sally gains strength. mandatory evacuations taking effect for parts of new orleans, as sally is now expected to make landfall as a hurricane on the gulf coast late monday and earl >>> also happening right now, those wildfires ravaging the west coast. president trump scheduled to visit tomorrow for a briefing of the deadly fires claiming at least 25 lives so far, with dozens of people missing. in california, helicopters are hitting the fires from the air along with more than 16,000 firefighters on the ground. ndrowds cheered and music a 900 confederate statue was taken down after 111 years in charlottesville, virginia. the bronze statue of a soldier known as at ready, stood outside the county courthouse close to the site

another man looking for a 1st grand slam singles title is russia's daniel medvedev the 3rd seed defeated j.j. wolff of the usa 636-3622 advance to the 4th round. an easy win but the russian knows fought for assignments awaits as he aims to go one better in 2020 after losing in last year's final he has them at al-jazeera. all 6 time formula one world champion lewis hamilton will start on pole position for sunday's italian grand prix he qualified in style at monza hamilton recorded the quickest qualifying lap in f one history with an average speed of more than 260 kilometers per hour. but this was 2nd fastest with carlos signs of mclaren 3rd but it was a disastrous day for ferrari on their home track with both of their drivers outside the top 10. it was. not the easiest way so i suppose it is between us all so it really demanded a plane paying less. and i think i got that on both of those i'm generally happy with the answer that's i did and 3 was very very close. it was very difficult yesterday with the race based but. we are going to give absolutely everything the good start is always importa

j.j. watt playing against brother j.j. and derek. started in the backyard.s for the game, the younger brothers had the edge. steelers beat the texans 28-21. all three meeting on the field afterwards. ainsley: who did their parents pull for? jillian: how do you choose? brian: pittsburgh off to a great start. ainsley: still ahead, democrats are calling judge amy coney barrett nomination illegitimate. attorney harmeet dhillon says have impact on several landmark cases. the preview of the looming battle coming up next. ♪ ♪ (♪ ) keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo some companies still have hr stuck between employeesentering data.a. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire busin

has a person of j.j., and i don't remember her last name. she is the equity person for d.h.r. she is going to be working -- and i had wonderful conversations with her. she is going to be working on e a mediator programs, where departments have volunteers who want to go through this mediation process, and they will get a certificate once they've been trained, and they will be dispatched to other departments to help resolve these interpersonal kinds of conflicts and these will help address issues coming out of e.e.o. complaints that do not rise to the level of skrim napgs, but they're personalality conflicts or some other type of conflicts moving on. there'll be a written contract of how they're going to apply this, so of course, they only work if people agree to participate because they won't be forced to participate. but right now, we're looking at possibly having people, maybe have two days -- not two days, two or three hours a week, or maybe two weeks' relief time to do that if they agree to participate in this program, and we're using existing staff, not new staff to do tha

. >> reporter: fieldtrips chef j.j.ested in jared and seeing him be very successful in this culinary world. >> reporter: what was it about him that you said "this guy got to help"? >> jared's genuine, he's a good guy. it's really hard to find good people. >> i literally talked about going to culinary school, and i asked, i said, well, can you teach few how to cook? he said, yeah, come on by next week. and for about a year and a half, two years, cooked for him for free. >> i think jared shows that sense of hope that there's a new culinary future coming. >> reporter: knowing the work here stemmed from a growing awareness of ensuring equal opportunity for anyone with a vision and commitment to hard work. >> african-american restaurants have always played a critical role in the civil rights movement. we have sylvia's in harlem, where civil rights activists gathered and planned marches and strategized. one of the few safe places that we as african-americans had outside of the church itself. > reporter: dookie chase in new or

also coming up, bona fide nfl superstar j.j.

. >> reporter: j.j.att, star of the texans said that the booing before the game during the moment of unity was unfortunate. even the mayor of kansas city took to twitter reminding everybody, i heard the boos, too, but we are a city of hundreds of thousands who support the players' message. >> what a sign of the times. >>> coming up, more nfl controversy. dak prescott revealed his battle with depression and there's fallout after the broadcaster said that showed weakness. now back to ginger. >> we're watching a couple of tropical waves in the atlantic and right there in the gulf so that we watch for flash floods from tampa to ft. myers. let's get to your local weather in 30 seconds. first the weekend forecast sponsored by sherwin williams. >> that's what's making news in america this morning. >>> right now on "america this morning," damage control. president trump on defense overnight after admitting he intentionally downplayed the coronavirus. his new attack against journalist bob woodward who released th

has a person of j.j., and i don't remember her last name. she is the equity person for d.h.r. she is going to be working -- and i had wonderful conversations with her. she is going to be working on e a mediator programs, where departments have volunteers who want to go through this mediation process, and they will get a certificate once they've been trained, and they will be dispatched to other departments to help resolve these interpersonal kinds of conflicts and these will help address issues coming out of e.e.o. complaints that do not rise to the level of skrim napgs, but they're personalality conflicts or some other type of conflicts moving on. there'll be a written contract of how they're going to apply this, so of course, they only work if people agree to participate because they won't be forced to participate. but right now, we're looking at possibly having people, maybe have two days -- not two days, two or three hours a week, or maybe two weeks' relief time to do that if they agree to participate in this program, and we're using existing staff, not new staff to do tha

my inspiration, russell, sierra, tom, gisele, j.j., our ambassadors really showed us the light and then from ron draper, scott donnelley, amazing support they're 500,000 meals on top of helping us design the plane and do deliveries. my quarterback, 167 days later is claire babineau, a great partner, real inspiration. claire should be the starve this segment. >> market or sales, i don't know how well you know him. if he says 10 million, you know, he's going to do 50, but i think a boring ceo could do 10 you don't need every single person to overdo it by a factor of five. why can't you get everyone on board even the ones that aren't good at marketing and raising money? >> well, part of the answer is this show right now and you having that call out out there as kenny said, he's been a wonderful ambassador for our work, along with a bunch of other people together we've been able to inch towards progress we're looking at around 50 million people in the country who know where we're going to get the next wheel for themselves, the kids i'm particularly concerned about what's going on with chil

has a person of j.j., and i don't remember her last name. she is the equity person for d.h.r. is going to be working -- and i had wonderful conversations with her. she is going to be working on e a mediator programs, where departments have volunteers who want to go through this mediation process, and they will get a certificate once they've been trained, and they will be dispatched to other departments to help resolve these interpersonal kinds of conflicts and these will help address issues coming out of e.e.o. complaints that do not rise to the level of skrim napgs, but they're personalality conflicts or some other type of conflicts moving on. there'll be a written contract of how they're going to apply this, so of course, they only work if people agree to participate because they won't be forced to participate. but right now, we're looking at possibly having people, maybe have two days -- not two days, two or three hours a week, or maybe two weeks' relief time to do that if they agree to participate in this program, and we're using existing staff, not new staff to do that as

has a person of j.j., and i don't remember her last name. she is the equity person for d.h.r. she is going to be working -- and i had wonderful conversations with her. she is going to be working on e a mediator programs, where departments have volunteers who want to go through this mediation process, and they will get a certificate once they've been trained, and they will be dispatched to other departments to help resolve these interpersonal kinds of conflicts and these will help address issues coming out of e.e.o. complaints that do not rise to the level of skrim napgs, but they're personalality conflicts or some other type of conflicts moving on. there'll be a written contract of how they're going to apply this, so of course, they only work if people agree to participate because they won't be forced to participate. but right now, we're looking at possibly having people, maybe have two days -- not two days, two or three hours a week, or maybe two weeks' relief time to do that if they agree to participate in this program, and we're using existing staff, not new staff to do tha