. >> his name was john mcdowell. he and jessica were good together, and sometimes not. >> she would call us like every other week, can you come and get, meet me and john how to fight and i'm not staying in their. so we will drive to missouri valley, and a couple of weeks later shes back out there. >> a year in, there are still no wedding. but there was a baby. dominic, dom. >> i just remember everyone was so excited wanting to meet him. >> she loved him. i think it was just an instinct she had, to be a mother. she wanted to be the best mother she could. that drove everything else. >> and then one day, dom was still small it all seemed to come apart. >> they were doing okay, until he left her a voice mail. >> an unintentional voice mail. and the message that was left was bad. very bad. >> talking to friends he didn't know he left her a voice mail saying that he slept with another girl, and that was it. she was done. so i helped her move that day. >> she must have been so upset? >> she was. she was devastated. >> to get

. >> reporter: his name was john mcdowell. essyka were good together and sometimes not. >> she would call us like, what, like every other week. "can you come out and get me? me and john had a fight, and i'm not staying out here." so we'd drive out there to missouri valley. and a couple weeks later, they're -- she's back out there again. >> reporter: a year in, there was still no wedding. but there was a baby, dominick, dom. >> i just remember, you know, everyone was so excited, wanting to meet him. >> she loved him, and i think it was just an instinct she had to be a mother. she wanted to do the best for him she could, and that drove everything else. >> reporter: and then one day -- dom was still quite small -- it all seemed to come apart. >> and they were doing okay. till he left her a voicemail. >> by accident. >> reporter: an unintentional voicemail. and the message that was left was, well, bad, very bad. >> talking to friends. he didn't know he left her a voicemail telling her that he -- he slept with another girl. and then

john mcdowell, thank you. >>> in a matter of minutes, the jury will begin deliberating the fate of kylelike the first. pampers >>> very good tuesday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill. at any moment, kyle rittenhouse's fate will be in the jury's hands as they are set to begin deliberations and of course will decide whether the teenager acted in self-defense when he killed two men and injured a third last year in kenosha, wisconsin. the most serious charge carries a mandatory life sentence. >> during closing arguments, prosecutor

maria: let's bring in john lonski all hands on deck with nancy tengler dagen mcdowell stephanie performanceverage hourly wage he is moving towards 5%, 4.9% in october. once annual increase for average wage breaks above 5%, we are going to a little bit more about longevity. apparently wages are beginning to grow rapidly enough so consumers can better afford prices, a labor, this can continual imply future highs for future goods and services. >> perhaps higher wages steve get people back to the office, get employees, to see a little alleviation of what the they have been facing all summer, because of the policy. your thoughts. >> that is that is exactly right, you know, we have still have 10 million open jobs in this country, so we are finally seeing people build some shops a relief good number and across the board, across industries i have been visiting a number of factories, and manufacturing firms around the country almost every one of them that i visited maria said we need more workers how can you get us he more workers, so it is a very positive thing that we're seeing, hiring up again, p

herself up to prosecution i am with dagen mcdowell m morning, dagen and i have both followed this closely, dagen jump in here. dagen: from the very moment johnan executive at the company, who she was dating no one knew he they were lovers living together not board members is the expectation they will blame this on him tried separately. >> appears going to not only that but, also, the people that worked for company as well going to be going to see if in january when he is tried, if she testifies for him because you have to remember if she is not guilty testifies there is no such thing as double jeopardy can't be charged gaming for the crime i definitely think going to -- >> she has a thick voice if you listen to speeches she gave interviews when you know, being profiled by fortune magazine tax like this all fake the voice is phony hilarious, kind of -- to the fraud alleged i wonder if that is the voice she is using on stand. maria: really a good point. >> exactly what is happening -- >> she was a founder of this company, can she make a case that, yes, she was founder but didn't really know about what was going on? i mean is it possible for he