mr. ingle is one of those recovering in a hospital. >> what i would say about the usher, he physically engaged the shooter and during the struggle, the shooter was shot. at this time, we don't know exactly how that happened, whether he shot himself or whether the gun discharged during the struggle. mr. ingle sustained serious injuries himself and he's the hero. arthel: he is a hero indeed. the suspect, emmanuel sampson, 25, also in the hospital, and we will continue to bring you the latest as we get it. eric: there's a lot more tonight on a growing clash between the worlds of politics and sports on this football sunday. players across the nfl in a show of defiance against president trump after he called on fans to boycott games express their disapproval of players who kneel during the national anthem as you can see. but in some cases, that dethat defiance can work both ways -- but in some cases that defiance can work both ways. one player who is a veteran, an army ranger, a west point graduate,

mrs. abe." "oh, konichiwa, no habla ingles, senor trump." ( laughter ) >> jon: yeah. >> stephen: i'm very excited about this-- we now have video of donald trump after his conversation with putin, back at his original seat but still gesturing at putin. "you're great. looking at ya. there you go, here's my hand. don't know where it's been. you, too. what are you doing? how about this, you, me, collude." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) i think-- this thing, where he moves it back and forth? this thing? i just want to point out i made that exact same gesture earlier this week on the show and i got blurred! ( laughter ) was i being too presidential? i don't know. and trump also made an interesting claim. "when nixon came along-- ( inaudible ) --was pretty brutal, and out of courtesy, the f.b.i. started reporting to the department of justice. but there was nothing official, there was nothing from congress. there was nothing-- anything. but the f.b.i. person really reports directly to the president of the united states, which is interesting. you know, which is interesting. and i think we're going t

mr. deets. every branch running like headquarters. that's how you outmaneuver. anchor: out of new york, i am david ingles. market, hoping prices rising in fewer cities -- it seems to be working. korea says that the event may be sending and aircraft carrier. coming up, shinzo abe wins the approval of the voters. the prime minister may call for a snap election. collects a brand-new start of the trading week. your got the boj the fed, not much excitement other than watching that balance sheet unwind. equity markets just keep putting higher and higher. it is harder to keep that equity ball down at the moment. crossing 2500. another record. a great story saying this is known as the most hated bull billion dollars out over the last 8.5 years. mostly the companies themselves that are buying. >> long story short, the market keeps going up. you sort of have to go back to your senses and say valuations are high. when you look at valuations, we have a chart to take us to where we are right now. this is a simple straightforward meat and potato chart. it puts it on top of near standard deviations from the 10 year whic