>> hinojosa: his 1998 film smoke signals wowed sundance and became an indie sensation. since then, he's devoted himself to making movies that give today's native americans a voice-- award-winning filmmaker chris eyre. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. chris eyre, you are the most well-known native american film director in the united states. welcome to our show. >> it's great to be here; awesome. >> hinojosa: but let me ask you something. when people introduce you like that, are you kind of like, "okay, i am native american and i'm a film director, but," you know, "i can be both things and separate things at the same time"? >> yeah, i mean, it's awkward for me, just because, you know, as a person, i hate to wear that, even though some people identify that. but it's good to make work; i mean, that's what it comes down to. it's good to make work, and for me, it's just as an artist-- not as a native person or an american person, but as an artist-- it's important to make things that kind of explore, you know, who we are as americans, who i am as a native american, wha

just as soon as those smoke signals die out. and that's where you come in. perado. you figure it five days to the border? si, five. maybe, six. it will be never. sure is a nice fella. - you alright, miss? - yes. i'm sorry i went to pieces. but those indians.. those vicious savages.. savages, miss. that doesn't give them the right to murder innocent people. they're only fighting for what's theirs. the shoshones used to live in the high country. rivers, plenty of game, good soil. we pushed them right down into the desert. and now, we're taking even that away from them. how can you defend them after what they just did? my mother and father were killed by indians. yet the cheyenne raised me like one of their own. i-i haven't even thanked you for what you did for me. how'd you happen to be traveling alone in shoshone territory? i was on my way to fort kermus. - my-my fiance's there. - he's expecting you? yes, i wrote to him. he knew i was to be on this stage. is there any way i can let him know that i'm safe? won't need to. i figure you'd pick the kind of man that'd come

on the said that thed european commission vice president in washington will be able to read the smoke signals and we know that will come from some time. deutsche inc. story. do we know anything new? >> there was a story about the the departmentnd of justice understands the negotiations and they are still the u.s.ith authorities not breaking off talks and this follows a report meet the he failed to agreement with the department of years before the financial crisis and we will continue to watch this story fine theth the department of justice has talked this in the bank set aside and will they be able to get the agreement and to what extent they willing to increase their .take in deutsche bank a lot to come later. >> all right. we're looking forward to this have david standing by. >> interesting. the ftse 100 is now one of the best-performing indexes this year, and it is now ahead. everything else is really mixed and going down, mostly. and youthese markets are seeing one the biggest drops in months and the currency is selling off in the yields are todayg and it reopened the composite and at the

all he could see was there smoke signals, and smoke signals were not really a means of communication, but it was a signal you sent up to say, i am here, calm -- come. visa signals were all around the men as they tried to get through the passes. they camped near the arizona line at a place called cook's canyon. they saw some nearby fires, and so they made their way over to them. they thought maybe they were signals and that the apaches wanted to talk, but the apaches had left a calling card for walker and his bold adventurers. three white men were called -- hung upside down gruesomely by their ankles, their heads just a few inches above the smoldering fires that had been used to cook their brains. this caused even these tough characters to decide they would retreat back to pinos altos. this was a little too rough even for these guys. they attempted to find passage over the mountain, and each time that they were met with more scenes of horror. joseph walker was a living legend on the frontier. he came from an adventurous tennessee family. one of his brothers was killed fighting here in

. >> they decided, politically, and jim comey either got a phone call or saw the smoke signals and i've worked in a white house before, and he did what he thought his bosses wanted him to do. and now jim comey is looking at the scenario of all these wikileaks, all this smelly stuff, including the $500,000 check that was written to one of his associates at the fbi's wife who ran for the state senate and he realized, my lord, my reputation now -- >> the fbi's reputation -- >> that's right. mary-ann. >> here's what i think happened. i think comey wanted to indict her. and i think everyone who worked on this went to him and said there's not enough evidence, didn't do anything wrong. it's a slam dunk, no indictment. and he decided that he was going to go out and all but indict her publicly. he didn't have the evidence to do it, so that's what he did. that was unprecedented. that availability he did has never been done before. then he released the 302s and now unfriday, without any information to anybody claims there are e-mails throughout. it's time for him to put up or shut-up. he's dug him

. >> and i like the carrier pigeon smoke signals. they work well, too. >>> and let's get a quick check of the forecast now. meteorologist crystal henderson is here. you look outside and the bright sunshine is greeting you again, high pressure is docking the ship right here and we have more mornings like this to come and more above average afternoons on the way. so, this is a look at the big picture here. not much changing, even though we're going to roll the clock forward. there are a lot of storms passing us by. the clencher, are they going to pass us by? this is a handout to the suckers and we're staying dr of high clouds mixing in at times and this is not a big shocker that we're not getting in on some storms. october turns out is the fourth dryest month out of the year here and next to april, may, and june. and maybe we'll get in on more way the end of the month and into november and december. we see more on the rain gauge and if you need action, how about the weather on this day care free highway and there was a top of hail that

. >> they decided, politically, and jim comey either got a phone call or saw the smoke signals and i'vete house before, and he did what he thought his bosses wanted him to do. and now jim comey is looking at the scenario of all these wikileaks, all this smelly stuff, including the $500,000 check that was written to one of his associates at the fbi's wife who ran for the state senate and he realized, my lord, my reputation now -- >> the fbi's reputation -- >> that's right. mary-ann. >> here's what i think happened. i think comey wanted to indict her. and i think everyone who worked on this went to him and said there's not enough evidence, didn't do anything wrong. it's a slam dunk, no indictment. and he decided that he was going to go out and all but indict her publicly. he didn't have the evidence to do it, so that's what he did. that was unprecedented. that availability he did has never been done before. then he released the 302s and now unfriday, without any information to anybody claims there are e-mails throughout. it's time for him to put up or shut-up. he's dug himself a hole. >>

democrats are clearly sending smoke signals to say we need to you vote. this happens every election, right, because they're afraid their base will be depressed and what they want to do is certainly get as many voters out for early voting. the idea behind the early voting is if you get somebody to the polls you don't have to worry about them on election day. there is an incredible amount of fatigue in this election. we've seen the race to the bottom go at epic speeds and the fact of the matter is if there is a depressed vote, if there is a lower turnout,s that going to help donald trump. there's no question about that. but his path to victory right now still remains very, very difficult for him to win. >> all right. let's talk about this, you know, race for the bottom as they say. this is for you, bob. he's lashing out left and right. one day after the house speaker said that he wouldn't defend him any more, trump went on a tweet storm, including this, he said it's so nice that shackles have been taken off me and i can fight for america the way i want to,

smoke signals. british american tobacco shares buzzing higher after it announces a $47 billion bid to buy the rest of reynolds. tough trucking. shares in volvo and daimler sink after both automakers caution on weaker truck sales. >>> a mixed bag for sap in the third quarter as profit and revenue slightly miss expect takes but the company raises full we're guidance on stronger than expected software sales. >>> and eu leaders keeping up tough talk on brexit telling theresa may to brace for robust negotiations as she attends her first summit as uk prime minister. >>> wait for it. i'm looking at the uk september public sector net borrowing -- gosh. know better. 10.6 billion sterling. of course we have twin deficits in the uk, current account and trade. slightly worse than expected. public sector net borrowing, 10.118 billion pounds. april to september, public sector net borrowing, just a mean 45 billion sterling compared with 47.7 a year earlier. so it's down a bit. 4.8%, still hefty stuff. finance the

. >> eamon, i'm wondering if any way you feel paul ryan has received a smoke signal or something from reince priebus of the national committee, because just a couple weeks ago he had been talking about punishment ahead for any republican that did not support the republican nominee for president. and i'm wondering if you think that threat of punishment is gone. >> yeah, it seems to be. this language from paul ryan that we are told, nbc news is told, from somebody on the call, saying you all need to do what's best for you in your district. that is a go signal, a green light, for those republicans who felt like they needed to start denouncing donald trump or at least distancing themselves from donald trump. and the expectation that he wouldn't win and that his continued candidacy could damage their own chances of re-election, that's a signal from leadership, you're not going to face punishment from the top brass if you go ahead and do that. that is relatively rare in politics. it's happened before in national campaigns when the rank and file feel like the top of the ticket isn't going an

you can see a small plume off white smoke from the mountain here. that's signal mountain, referred to signal mountain down here. 1900 residents still displayed here. tonight at 5:30 they will have a meeting here with the fire officials here residents here at ron collie middle school. we'll have updates tonight. for now we're live. denver 7. >>> a bit more good news, the red flag warning in effect for pueblo was lifted today. we'll see a little bit of gusting today, but not as bad as the last couple of days. bula is expecting showers for we picked up a few snow showers out there. temperatures below average. copper mountain at 34. we'll see thtemperatures rise here and chilly once again overnight. up are 30s 40s. showers possible and only in mountains. in colorado, we stand together, but congressman coffman stands with donald trump and will support trump for president. they've spread falsehoods about president obama. trump: oh, no. coffman: i don't know whether barack obama was born in the united states or not. >>> well it's almost here beer lovers. the great ameri

it was 2:07 eastern standard time when white smoke started pouring from the screen. the crowd knew the signal, there was a new pope. this is a fungus. it is not like something you would find in the environment where it is perfectly harmless. this was taken from the tissue surrounding a patient's spinal cord. right now you are inside somebody's multimillion dollar investment. a thriving grove farm. these plants are in the dark because they are in the photo >> roger that. [laughter] heather: we have a skunk in the studio and it is bad. man. wow. you looked a little cranky. that probably was not fair. but you did get up early. >> usually, heather, i'm watching you in my underwear, so -- [laughter] ed: we only have two more seconds. let's see if you can do it again. heather: imagine if your child were trapped in a failing school. imagine if your child couldn't read or write at grade level. imagine if your child were stuck on a waiting list. 32,000 kids want to go to a public charter school. but they can't. if you like your public school, question 2 won't affect you. but for kids stuck in failing

>> smoke in a cabin, a smart phone scare on a jet could signal problems for samsung. >> good good morning 5:30, october 6. david murphy is watching matthew and more, and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have widespread cloud cover and patchy fog in spots, that's not a big problem overall. the northern and western suburbs, allentown, 46. same number for reading. chilly there. trenton, 57. 61 in millville. 59 in cape may. 58 degrees in philadelphia. we'll have sunshine, 55 degrees by 7:00 a.m., 61 by 10:00 a.m., 68 by noon, 73 is the high. 71 by 6:00 p.m. we're watching matthew category 3. it will come close to the coast of florida as a category 4. i'll have the latest from the hurricane center coming up. >> reporter: looking live from the ramble a close shot of it huh, the ramp from the schuylkill expressway eastbound, the vine will be close overnight tonight messing up your overnight and morning commute, as well. darby, hook road at industrial drive, we have police and ambulance on the scene. you will see emergency workers, so give them space to deal with that one. the accidents

. >> smoke in a cabin, a smart phone scare on a jet could signal problems for samsung. >> good good morning 5:30, october 6. david murphy is watching matthew and more, and karen rogers has traffic. >> reporter: we have widespread cloud cover and patchy fog in spots, that's not a big problem overall. the northern and western suburbs, allentown, 46. same number for reading. chilly there. trenton, 57. 61 in millville. 59 in cape may. 58 degrees in philadelphia. we'll have sunshine, 55 degrees by 7:00 a.m., 61 by 10:00 a.m., 68 by noon, 73 is the high.

smoke could impact visibility for drivers in that area. >>> black and orange are the but now teal is getting into the mix. it's basically signaling safe trick-or-treating zones for kids with food allergies. you can still pass out candy but put it in a separate bowl and offer things like stickers. check out the growing map of teal pumpkin households at abc15.com. >>> as you get ready to head out soon, we are waking nice and clear skies across the valley. all dry as you get ready to hit the road and temperatures are cooler in spots across the valley than the last few mornings. we're down to 72 already at phoenix sky harbor, sun up at 6:42. i think we'll drop into the upper 60s today before we start to see temperatures climb. in fact we are running several degrees cooler across all the valley cities compared to 24 today, not as many 70s. deer valley still holding on to the 70s but we have 68 in anthem and tempe. levine is in the 60s, 65 for gilbert this morning. very comfortable as you get ready to step out. today's warmup happens a little quicker as we keep mostly sunny skies in the forecast. we're going from 72 now to around 69 by

signal. >> view. >> we can smell marijuana coming pr your car. anything you want to tell me about? >> we smoked a little bit before we left michigan, that's it. >> but that wasn't it. there was more. two pounds more. >> i didn't know that was in in >> i swear to god i don't have anything on me. >> this is how most of the drugs get here, over the road, especially on our highways. we are between two drug hot spots, chicago and new york. with all the cars on the road, how do troopers know which ones are carrying drugs aren't? >> it seems strange he is making this trip himself. >> make sure you carry your prescription with you. >> we look for strange behavior, the way people react. most people if they are abiding by the law or not involved in criminal activity, they'll act a certain way. people are involved in criminal activity, their behavior is different. >> we are not just talking about officer and hits the brakes and makes sure to do the speed limit. >> right. they'll do other things in the vehicle and act a certain way. those are things we are trained to pick up on. >> troopers obviously won't

we have to wait until the signals are improved, and you know, the new cars come in. >> the reporter: and tonight, the source of that smoke still a mystery. the t is trying to figure out, they believe it has something to do with one of the motors, but again, it remains under robert goulston, fox 25 news. >> vanessa: if you depend on the t to get around every day, what happened wednesday is very scary to see. fox 25's jason law spent the day riding the rails and talking to passengers about their number one concern and jason, you're on the orange line right now, with what people are saying. >> the reporter: yeah, vanessa, as you can imagine, this is a pretty popular topic on the orange line. everyone we talked with had either seen the cellphone video from robert's story or heard about it already on the news. they tell us that number one a no clear emergency exits marked on these trains, like you would see in a movie theater or on an airplane. when we boarded the orange line thursday, we found passengers asking themselves some very serious questions. like if you were trapped on the t, would you be able to bus yourself out. >

signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line it's fire prevention week-- do you have a working smoke detector? this week-- four local fire departments will be popping in on homeowners with a brand new device. they'll even install it for you. greenfield, north shore, wauwatosa and west allis are all taking part. if we do knock on your door we are not to see a messy house or anything dont worry about that. really think of this as your familys life and you're getting a free alarm that will keep you adequately protected. if you don't get a knock on your door-- feel free to contact department to get your own smoke detector. cash is king, right? well -- check your pockets. almost half of us walk around with less than 20-dollars. and with so many other ways to pay like mobile wallets, apps and debit and credit cards -- consumer reports says there's a growing trend toward cashing out. jenna sachs has a look in tonight's contact 6 report. wallet. "i dont use cash or checks. actually, i dont even have a checkbook or cash." she pays for virtually everything, including her share of groceries to

signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line fiery plane crash. here's a look at the aftermath in connecticut. thick black smoke. crews say the pilot was taken to the hospital and one passenger is unaccounted for. the crash also knocking down some power lines. no word on what caused it. a dramatic police ends with a man tased and arrested in the middle of a busy highway. you can see the man driving in the grey pickup truck here in texas. he eventually gets out of his truck and starts running --crossing an officer runs after him and tasers the man in the middle of the road --nearly getting run over. he was then checked out by paramedics and arrested. police say the chase started after a report of a suspicious person at a store. a four-year-old girl is reunited with her family after getting kidnapped. the florida girl went missing over the weekend --leading to a search. police believe she was abducted by a a hospital in memphis --after a nurse recognized her from the amber alert. everyone very relieved today to see she is safe. "say thank you for bringing me home. [rebecca lewis] thank you for bringing me home. [

signaled that they are agreement. >> this gives us the best possible shot to save the one planet we've got. >> the plane evacuated because of a supposedly samsung smartphone. >> we've got smoke in the cabin. >> spectacular launch. successfully tested its crew escape system. >> and touchdown. >> donald trump's been part of world teacher's day visiting a first grade class in las vegas. >> -- are boring. >> great. . >> now the family is the first one over the wall. >> and all that matters. >> what was the biggest perk of being a kid at the white house. >> hide and go seek. definitely. >> it seems like the secret service's worst day i would feel like. hey, just you guys know there's going to be 30 13-year-olds they're hidden all over the place. try not to be too skittish. >> on "cbs this morning." >> everyone is saying that mike pence did well. maybe too well. >> pence has such a solid debate performance last night. >> some people think that might not sit well with the boss. >> mike pence did really well. maybe he should have been at the >> you look at him and you think world leader. and you did see the size of his hands? i mean, they are massive. they're massive. >> this mornin