>> 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

san francisco firefighters responded when the first smoke signal started. some neighbors were sad to see them go. >> when we have block parties, they show up with smoked salmon, caviar. they are great. >> reporter: it closed down today. you might remember yesterday there were lines wrapped all along the block here. today just a few people out. the air inspectors did not site them for anything. when they got here, they couldn't find any smoke. sam brock nbc bay area news. >> thank you. the decision on daca is postponed until tuesday. dreamers, there are 800,000 here. as a candidate, donald trump slammed the program. it appears he is changing his mind. >> we trusted this country by giving this country our information and our addresses. and having this country betray us it is not humanitarian. >> a rally is taking place on the u.s. berkeley campus. the president's decision will come tuesday. >> there is so much confusion and fear surrounding this. our sister station telemundo 48 shet up phones to answer questions. the number is on your screen. they are going to

i don't give a darn if you send up a carrier pigeon or a smoke signal, but all you have to do is reach out and we'll help you. >> jason and two fellow veterans founded leashes of valor, a service dog organization in fredericksburg, virginia. we have a link on our website www.wusa9.com. if you're moved by our story and want to reach out to members of the house veterans affairs committee to tell them how you feel about service dogs for veterans with ptsd, we've got links right now on our wusa9 mobile app and on our website. >> we hope you are moved to reach out. >>> right now a story that is new tonight from northeast d.c., a massive visual honoring zaire kelly. he's the 16-year-old thurgood marshall student police say his home. more than 200 people gathered in the park where council member kenyon mcduffie urged everybody there to work with police to make their streets safe. >>> here's the latest on hurricane maria, still a hurricane, category 1, winds 80 miles an hour but gusts to 100 located about 245 miles southeast of cape hatteras. we'll come back, track where maria is heading and w

. >> that said, the smoke signals come from the white house tonight suggest we will get a relatively conventional speech. it's not going to be so we are getting the sense a tirade. it's not going to be a blistering denunciation of the u.n. like we saw in those wonderful flash points to the campaign that were so colorful. he's going to talk about the threat from north korea, which would be very expected. he is going to talk about iran, which is very much on the radar as there is a key deadline coming up on the iran nuclear deal. elcriticize the u.n., talk about the need for reform. at this point we're not expecting a stem wiernd. again, you never know. >> jonathan, i have to show this. he could not help himself today talking about the trump name and construction, in this case right across the street from the u.n. >> well, thank you very much. thank you. i actually saw great potential right across the street, to be honest with you, and it was only for the reason that the united nations was here that that turned out to be such a successful project. >> so to string that out, he saw the p

picture, janet yellen and jerome powell, what do you make of the smoke signals we're getting in terms of how this white house is approaching the fed chair question and how do you make a market forecast or think about the market given this uncertainty? guest: a couple of weeks ago we had only a few basis points tightening the price and very little the next year. this news is coming at a time when we have very little price, we were in the process of getting optimistic about tax reform. i think it is not only that there is some hawkish names floating around, there was also john allison we have not heard much about before who is at the extreme side of the spectrum on the hawkish side. we also have some other vacant seat so it is not just a chair that could be a different type of person. it could be the whole kind of flavor of the board can change. i think it is likely to go in a more hawkish direction, and is a matter of how much. at work i am looking go. let's go back to the start of september and the odds were for 1.4%. does all this interviewing by president trump of said candidates in

officer with wells fargo asset management samantha, how many of your clients call you, e-mail, text, smoke signalswhatever if is, say i don't understand everything that's going on -- i'm sure they're happy it's going up, but are you getting these call of confusion? >> i think clients will find any reason to latch on to to not be invested jitters. could be anything. >> those are pretty good reasons. >> auto loan data, north korea, this, that and the other we always say we have to bring it back to the big picture growth is still supportive the example i like to use, coming into this year, we thought trade was going to harm growth, we thought we were going to get trade embargoes export growth in the u.s. is actually running north of 5% so if you're a multinational, you're exporting, you know, it's way above expectations there are reasons to feel positi positive we kind of try to redirect clients to that, the fundamen l fundamentals. >> earnings not so bad either. >> earnings are great, too even if they're weaker in the second half which is a little bit of a risk because of weak year over year comps,

the man who took the picture said there was a smell of burnt smoking the area. traffic signals were also out. >>> pg&e crews are restoring power to thousands of customers. 20 minutes ago there were 17,000 outages system ride from eureka to kern county. bay area numbers have gone to more than 9000. the biggest outages in fremont with more than 3500. the peninsula more than 2400. san francisco more than 2300. >>> there have been 1000 lightning strikes in the bay area. >>> maybes less than that. 800 to 1000 strikes. most of them were just offshore. looking at the live camera. we change the perspective. here's golden gate bridge. the thunder lightning showers are in the north bay to point reyes. we see some distant flashes. most of the heavy stuff is early -- is over. i don't think there is anywhere that you word you did not see clashes. it was interesting. the clouds were pretty high. the lightning was pretty high. i think everybody saw them. even in the east they looking west you saw the flashes. there is that cluster of storms offshore. we saw some rainfall. 1/10 of an inch in s

. >> smoke signals. >> have someone else call them. >> it's over. >> here's a question for the table.u? you have paddles in front of you. >> i'm going to be text on everything. >> really? >> here's the first one. rsvp'ing to event? >> text. >> you can text that. >> apologizing. >> for what? >> apologizing in general. in general. >> i will argue, some people communicate better when they write things down. you might get a more -- it's easier for if they write it. >> they have more time to think about it. >> i think what level -- is it a category 5 infraction, maybe. you call. >> that's true. >> how about cancelling plans? >> there's degrees to all of these. >> like a wedding. you should call. >> call for a wedding. >> okay. >> your own wedding, you should text. >> exactly. >> what if you have dinner that night and it's daytime and you can't do it? >> if it's a close friend, i would text them that. that's okay. >> savannah keeps text up. here's one that's sticky. offering condolences. >> call. a personal note. >> you have to call. >> absolutely. is it ever okay to text in that scenario?

the man who took the picture said there was a smell of burnt smoking the area. traffic signals out. >>> pg&e

smoke seemed suspicious. >> it's certainly signaling that they're doing something unusual in there on the hottest day in the year in san francisco. and all of a sudden they need heat? give me a break. >> air quality officials went to see if the russians were breaking spare the air laws yesterday, but they found no evidence of the smoke at all when they arrived. consulate staff packed their things and left later in the day. the building officially closes today. >>> it will be a tense holiday weekend for millions of immigrants across the country as they await word on president trump's decision on daca. that's expected to come on tuesday. daca stands for deferred action for childhood arrivals. it's the obama-era program that allows young undocumented immigrants brought here as children to remain in the u.s. students and activists held a rally at uc berkeley yesterday to defend the program. organizers say now is the time to make california a real sanctuary for immigrants and to defeat the president's attack on daca. >>> more fallout from the controversial arrest of a nurse caught on camera. a second officer is

management agency appeared to suggest that the smoke was so dangerous that it was the reason for the entire evacuation. and the arkem officials sent mixed signalse do what's called plume modelling and that's what we base the evacuations on. by all mean, yes, the plume is incredibly dang lows. >> you don't want to stand in smoke, do you? so the sheriff says it's like a campfire. it's hydrocarbons burning. there's a lot of things made of hydrocarbons. >> the things burning there are no more dangerous than a campfire? >> i did not say that sir. >> people's health. >> you don't want to inhale smoke. that's plain and simple. >> are the fumes nontoxic or are you not sure. >> they're noxious. the talks isty of the fumes -- do you mean the smoke? i don't know the composition of the smoke but it's certainly noxious. >> you're not going to say they're nontoxic, yes or no. because i think it's pretty important -- it's a pretty important --. >> the smoke is noxious. its talks isty, it's a relative thing. >> it's noxious, it's smoke. you don't want to breathe it in. in the middle of a disaster things are confusing, wires get crossed and today the epa tested

smoke came pouring out speculation running wild. the government shut it down. the russian ministry claims that the u.s. planned to search the building neighbors think it's suspicious. >> it's certainly signaling they're doing something unusual on the hottest day of the year in san francisco. all of a sudden they need heat in give me a break. >> what could have been a truly san francisco moment air quality officials came out to see if the russians were breaking spare the air laws. they found no evidence of the smoke when they got there. the staff packed things and left. the building officially closes tomorrow. >>> it will be a tense who will tai weekends for millions of immigrants as the white house president trump is postponing the decision on daca until tuesday. daca is the obama era program that lou lo allows immigrants brought as children to remain in the u.s. the berkeley citizens deferred the program. they say it's a time to make it a sanctuary for immigrants. >> more fallout from the controversial arrest of a nurse caught on video. a second officers on video as internal affairs decorates. >> we're done you're under arrest. we're done. >> this happened in july. the salt lake city police

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