. >>> all about otters, just look at that face, coming oup at 6:00.hen. >> finally tonight,0 o 16 with hounds in surf city. >> dozens of dogs on surfboards with help of owners surf city dog competition in huntington beach. >> surf dogs judged on different points, h they'veg ridowdeonn l the wave, style points. lot like regular human surfers. >> this is sugar's championship ride. look at that. catching that wave earned first place prize for the pooch. >> proceeds go to orange county spca. >> couldn't tell who was happier, the owner or the pooch. world news tonight with a david muir is coming up next. >> we appreciate your time. see you again in half an hour. >> >>> tonight, the growing >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air in the west. the growing firestorm. president trump versus the nfl. growing backlash to the president's angry words about athletes who protest during the national anthem. >> get that son of a [ bleep ] off the field. >> from patriots owner bob kraft, quarterback tom brady to lebron james, on live tv today. playe

. >>> coming oup on the "cbs this morning" tom brady will take norah o'donnell inside his sports center's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday morning. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news overnight, a knock on the door then an outburst of gunfire. now, two women are in the hospital, as police hunt for the gunmen. we're live this morning with more on this frightening encounter. >> a serial flasher on the run the popular shopping spot where this man keeps exposing himself to women. >>> and escalating war of words in a local football team caught in the middle of the mess. why the team says they're being forced to practice in the dark. what's being done about it. well today is friday, september 15, good morning, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm jan carabeo, rahel hell solomon has the day off. we are here with weather with katie and traffic with meisha. >> it is friday. so excited. >> i'm so happy. i woke up,

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starboard and a loblying bying , oup did not resp sources familiar with the comment say they're familiar with the bill. i'm leslie picker, wisconsin. >>> sales for the further 11th campbell's food. the food company mk peckations and it's struggling to lift revenue as changing consumer preferences and competition pressure soup sales. the company said a dispute with a retailer over promotiona fell. >>> profits also fell dollar general. the results though still topped estimates. revenue and same store expectat shares fell 5% to 72.56. and the networking equipment maker, siena, beat street expectations and picked up market share in the latest quarter, but the company reported weak sales guidance and that pressured shares they fell to $21.61 and wells fargo fake accounts scandal we've told you u about may be more scandalous than thought. the bank said an independent 1.5 million more fake ered account, bringing the total to 3 3.5 million. the shares news. >>> and amazon is facing a lawsuit from a couple who claims they damaged their eyes after purchasing defective solar eclipse glasses. prior

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today that you have provided indicates th the expired training certification is provided by a training oup of cruisers and destroyers has home ported inapan has increasefivefold from 7% expired to 37% expired ijune of this year. again, the month of the incident. mr. pendleton, can you explain the shartrd of the training certifications? what are the gao's observations, and what is happening with the foardeployed forces? >> we updated that information in preparation for this hearing, so we have not been out to talk to the fleet about them. we gathered that information when we did the work a couple years ago, and we asd for it to be updated then, and the navy provided it. when we looked at it, saw that -- again, if you imagine all 11 ships based in japan -- when you look at the ones that were expired, it had grown to 37% of all those little blocks. another thing at concerns us wathere were areas that were even hher than 37%, and one of those waseamanip. eight of the 11 ships had expired certificationsor seamanship's as of there were june. some other areas as well that were sharply lower than