fleet week -- is underway in san francisco. good afternoon, now at noon, a spectacle on the water and in the skies. fleet week is underway in san francisco. good afternoon, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm michelle griego. let's get to the event live.

>> reporter: a celebration of military men and women is about to kick off. i want to show usable here at christie field, they have been waiting for this to kick off, but it has not really started just yet. was going to kick this off is the navy parachute team leapfrog, that will be jumping up in just moments now. that elite team is dedicating the jump to them team member, remington peters, who was killed in new jersey where his parachute malfunction. today, they are hoping to honor his spirit as they take a lip -- leap over the water. now, folks can catch the show every day, some of the best places, marina green, or right here at crissy field. earlier today we saw the parade of ships an hour ago. that's when navy ships and a coast guard cutter and the san francisco fire boat passed under the golden gate bridge. the ships include the essex, champion, u.s. coast guard stratton, and canadian navy's

winnipeg. it's a spectacular show of patriotism and celebration of the u.s. navy. since 1981, san francisco has been hosting fleet week. last year, they beat the visitor record. they had 1.5 million people coming to town for the event. this year, they are again expecting more than 1 million visitors to san francisco.icesn the san francisco bay area. fleet week is the one opportunity we get to show support for the military forces throughout the globe, all of the humanitarian missions they are performing, and just show them we care. >> reporter: sfpd says they will have more police patrols in the wake of the vegas massacre. you can expect to see more officers around the city. if you plan on taking a tour of the navy ships, there are rules. no large backpacks or open toed shoes. the biggest straw of course is going to be the blue angels roaring in the sky.

we expect to see them around 3 p.m., where they will be doing all of the gravity defying stunts. we hope to see them at 3 p.m. if you are in your office or at home, get out here. crissy field is a great place to watch the blue angels. reporting live, jessica flores, kpix 5. hillary clinton is in san francisco right now about to promote her book about the 2016 election. we caught up with diehard supporters of the two time presidential candidate. some lined up before dawn for the event. >> reporter: this is the san francisco stop on her book tour that started in new york last month. she just enter the room here at books inc., about five minutes ago. she will be signing books for the next few hours.[ applause ] >> we love you, hillary! >> reporter: you can hear from some of her diehard fans.

hillary rodham clinton, here to sign copies of her book, "what happened," chronicling her historic campaign for president, when she lost to donald trump and her life since then. tickets for the event went on sale a month ago on august 28. they sold out within 18 hours. fans, ready to meet the first woman nominated to a major presidential party ticket. >> oh, man, i have been all over for hillary. i wanted to get out to vote in ohio for hillary. i was in nevada, in 2008, we were down in texas, pennsylvania, iowa. many events. >> she is an inspiration to little girls and women, and also to us as men. that women are the future. >> because her boys really matters, it matters to me, and it matters to a lot of us that love our country. >> reporter: fans started lining up at 5:00 this morning. they came from all over northern california.

and, the signing started like i said, just about five minutes ago. and, the rules are pretty strict. you can have one book signed by mrs. clinton, and, no selfies allowed. they are really trying to keep the line moving because there are about 1000 people that want their book signed. and, have there one moment with hillary clinton. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix 5. the trump administration is rolling back an obama era mandate that will affect millions of women. employers and insurers will soon be able to opt out of providing no-cost contraceptives including birth control for religious and moral reasons. democrats and planned parenthood are condemning the move. house minority leader nancy pelosi released a statement saying, quote, republicans have launched a sickening attack on women's health, women's pocketbooks, and women's independence. no woman should be subject to

the whim of her employer to access the affordable contraception that is her right. according to the national women's law center, 55 million women have birth control coverage without out-of-pocket costs. to the storm watch, people along the u.s. gulf coast are getting ready for another blast of wind, rain, and rising water. kpix 5's jackie ward is following tropical storm nate. >> rivers like this one are gushing in costa rica. the u.s. national hurricane center said costa rica and panama should brace for us wrong and possibly dangerous rain, 15 to 20 inches are expected to prost parts of nicaragua, -- across parts of nicaragua, and many people have already died. at least 15 people are missing in costa rica alone. the flooding caused 5000 people to seek emergency shelter. right now, nate is on track to cut across the tip of mexico's yucatan peninsula as a tropical storm sometime late friday night. with the storm barreling toward the gulf coast, the mayor of new orleans isn't taking any chances. declared a state of emergency and explained a drainage issue.

8 to 10 inches fell on the city in one day which caused pumps and turbine power stations to stop working. >> once again we find ourselves in familiar territory, threatened by another storm coming our way. >> starting saturday at noon we will have 140 pump operators and 42 personnel activated, offering -- operating 24/7 >> the main concern is storm surge. some low-lying areas in louisiana have been ordered to evacuate. governor john bell edwards evacuated -- activated 1300 national guard troops including 15 to new orleans to monitor pumps. officials in panama city are also tracking nate to see how it might affect weekend events. when hurricane irma hit, hotel owners say their businesses suffered. today, they are starting to get calls from people who want to cancel reservations but nothing compared to what they see

during irma. the pirate festival is a big draw, 20,000 people are expected to go. tourism officials say they have been in contact with the bay county emergency operations center. to make sure everyone will be safe this weekend. and, we are joining the weather center live now to track what the storm is doing. >> as you saw in your video, nicaragua, honduras, costa rica, now heading toward the yucatan peninsula, cozumel, mexico, you see the areas of hurricane watches. you see the area east, southeast of cozumel, sustained winds of 55, expected to move north-northwest. it is also expected to make a sharp turn east as it gets closer and closer to the u.s. mainland. so, new orleans could still be in line of the storm but also alabama, and mississippi. look what it does be on sunday morning into monday, it could

reach boston, dc. 3 to 6 inches of rain, up to 12 inches in some areas as it makes landfall. the storm surge of course is going to be a problem. we have hurricane warnings from louisiana to florida. i'll have the local forecast in a bit. to las vegas where people are honoring dozens of victims from sunday's mass shooting. mola lenghi has attributes and latest in the investigation. >> reporter: 58 white crosses now line the las vegas strip. a tribute to the concertgoers killed during stephen paddock's deadly rampage. the crosses will remain in place for 40 days. >> these are people that have lives. they have families that are now without them. and it just makes you appreciate the value of each moment. >> reporter: investigators are working to reconstruct his life in the days and months before the shooting, hoping to understand why he did it. cbs news has learned the shooter's longtime girlfriend, his mental stability.

some security analysts believe she knows more than she is revealing. >> i think she is really afraid to tell the truth, she is not being forthright because she's afraid she might get into trouble. >> reporter: he reportedly had other attacks in mind including chicago venues and boston. with that in mind, police will patrol the hillside near the rose bowl tonight while 60,000 music fans watch a coldplay counselor. >> we always worry about a copycat type situation. >> reporter: security measures are also being finalized for outdoor events in memphis and austin, texas where fans are being offered a refund if they have security concerns. mola lenghi, cbs news, las vegas. 32-year-old san jose native michelle vo was one of the people killed in the las vegas shooting. a memorial is plan for her at 7:30 tonight outside city hall. the public is invited to attend. still ahead, activists fighting against nuclear weapons

win this year's nobel peace prize. plus, bay area stores are hit and the whole foods security breach. what customers need to know now. cbs eye on the community...

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just won this year's nobel peace prize. teri okita reports... the award comes amid heightened tensions between the u-s and north korea... *and president a group in switzerland that is working toward a global ban on nuclear weapons won this year's nobel peace prize. teri okita reports this comes amid heightened tensions between the u.s., north korea, and president trump's criticism over iran's nuclear program. >> two international campaigns to abolish nuclear weapons,

ican. >> reporter: the announcement came as a surprise to the geneva-based group. for the past decade, ican activists have been trying to convince nuclear armed nations to prohibit and eliminate their weapons program. >> you can't threatened -- you can't threatened to slaughter hundreds of thousands in the name of security. that's not how you build security and does not make us safer. >> reporter: this may send a signal to the u.s. and north korea the negotiations over nuclear weapons are vital to avoid a humanitarian crisis. it's also a show of support for the 2015 iran nuclear deal, which ican pushed for, that president trump has called an embarrassment and not in america's national interests. the leader of ican says the trump presidency has put a spotlight on the risk of nuclear weapons. >> president trump has made a lot of people feel very uncomfortable with the fact that he alone can authorize the use of this. >> reporter: they say that

ican's work is needed now more than ever. teri okita, cbs news, london. >> 300 nominees were up for the peace prize. along with the honor, the nobel committee awarded ican $1 million. a message from the pope to internet companies today. pope francis spoke with companies like facebook and microsoft at a summit in rome. he asked that some profits be used to defend children from sexual exploitation online. the pontiff also asked business leaders to do more to filter harmful content. and he spoke out against cyber bullying on social media. whole foods shoppers in the bay area are asked to check bank statements after hackers targeted the grocery chain. more than 50 stores had their data breached including several locations in here. whole foods says the hack does not affect people who bought groceries at the store but anyone who went to its restaurants or tap rooms may have had their credit can comis.

bay storrget formod ioat focupertin n, a inlocation in mill valley, the san francisco chores -- stores, and, soma on 4th street. the store on the alameda and san jose was also affected as well as a store in santa clara and whole foods in walnut creek. the u.s. postal service's financial situation appears to be getting more dire, and, consumers may take some of the hits. usps is set to announce price increases for 2018 soon. the agency also says they need to skip retiree payments for the fifth straight year. the postmaster general road at the end of last month that the agency only has enough cash to fund 38 days of operating expenses. the dow jones made significant gains yesterday. as we take a look at the big board, seeing the financial markets and how they are doing on wall street. right now, down 15 points. apple says a brand-new software update will fix connectivity issues with its

latest smart watch. the gadget is the first with an lcd chip for cellular service. customers have been complaining about the poor signal. the parent company of aol instant messenger announced the product will shut down december 15 after 20 years in service. instant messenger launched in 1997, made its mark in pop culture with cameos in "you've got mail" and "sex and the city." but it faded into the background with new apps including social media networks and mobile products. >> i love that. that's how we communicated in college. late-night meet up on denny's? we would go online on a.i.m. and say, see you there. people who don't know what a.i.m. is are making me feel old. here's a look outside at the bay area. pi rfece-t. i had a good time watching these on live camera shots. i also want to take you to the beach. here it is. we have a beach hazard statement because of what's

going on in the ocean. temperatures right now, 79, concord, 70. oakland, 81, livermore, 81, san francisco, 75. beach hazards until tomorrow night because we have a southwest swell and northwest swell colliding across the northern california coastline. your wave, rip currents, and large brakes out there. red flag warnings have been upgraded by the national weather service because of our dry and windy conditions expected sunday through tuesday. wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour with humidity down into the teens. right now, winds picking up compared to what they were earlier today. east-northeast wind in livermore at 15. 7 for you in hayward. they will get a strong sunday, monday, and tuesday. when they come out of the north, they are going to be dry. temperatures today warming up nicely. 85 mountain view, 87 palo alto. 90 degrees expected for the high in san jose. east bay, upper 80s, low 90s, 10 to 15 degrees above average

today. we stay hot through the weekend. so, get ready. there is a lot of sunshine in the seven-day forecast. saturday, sunday, monday, tuesday, look how hot it's going to be. mid-90s expected, possibly upper 90s for monday. across the bay, mid-80s. at the beaches, mid-to upper 70s. so, that fleet week forecast, 79 degrees and sunshine, clear skies which is exactly what you need to watch the airshows. >> it's looking good so far. >> yes. and if you are heading out for fleet week celebrations, we want to see your pictures. take a selfie with a sailor. you can tag it on facebook, instagram, snapchat or twitter. still ahead, how to tell if your dog is losing its hearing. our pet expert is here along with harper. we'll be right back.

pet health concerns. today's topic -- signs that your dog may be going deaf. dr. jill chase is here, along with "harper." every friday, we check in with our pet expert to tackle issues about pet health concerns. today's topic, signs that your dog may be going deaf. dr. jill chase is here along with harper. good-looking dog. >> so, deafness is really common as animal a -- animals age. when you take your pet into the veterinarian, they should be taking a history. they should be saying, how are they eating? sometimes owners will say to me, my pet is not really listening to me anymore. she can hear me but she's not listening. that's actually a sign of early

deafness. it's not that they are becoming willful or ignoring you, it's that they are not hearing you as well. and then as they progress, they become deaf. the good news is, ift thaney issweue any more so always nice. i encourage people, if they have puppies, to train them using hand signals. come, stay, sit, lay down. so when they do become deaf you can still communicate with them. they are very good at adapting to becoming deaf. they still know how to move around the house and do the things they normally do. the one thing i would be careful about, although i'm not an advocate for walking your dog off of a leash, i would be mindful of the fact that if you do that, they are not going to be aware of the normal risks that they would normally be able to hear. one last thing is often times they don't bark as much because they are not hearing outside noises and are not alerted to dangers and so they don't bark as much. >> harper loved our stage

manager, our floor direct her. so, he is giving him his attention. information on harper? >> harper has been on a couple of times. she's a labrador german shepherd and miniature docs and makes. supersweet. -- doxon mix. super sweet. she actually had a bad urinary tract infection and came to us and we were able to treat it. >> if you have a question about your pet's health, we want to hear about it. email us, pets@kpix.com. we're the generation that had the style. well, sometimes. we're the generation that walked where no one had walked before, like no one had walked before, and, boy, did we know how to fly. we're the generation that had a dream and broke down walls. we came together to feed the world's children.

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