abc's elizabeth herr has details. reporter: navy divers certaining the sea and ship force the ten missing sailors making progress. >> there is one body that has been reported by the navy has been found. we had discovered other bodies. reporter: abc news learning overnight third class petty officer logan palmer, interior communication electrician from illinois is one of the missing sailor. his family saying in a same, a very difficult time for our family. we will conduct a thorough and full investigation into this collision. reporter: it was just before dawn monday, when authorities say the destroyer one of the most sophisticated ships in the navy collided with a oil tanker leaving a gaping hole in the ship's haul. machinery and communication rooms that happened in the south china sea one of the busiest shipping lanes in the world only about a mile and a half wide. this is the fourth navy miss that year and the second nay jor crash in just two months. now, the head of the naval operations is ruling out nothing includin

elizabeth herr, abc news, new york. >> tonight the u.s.ent called off the search for three marines missing after their aircraft cashed into the sea of the east cove of australia. 23 people onboard the aircraft were rescued. the plane similar to this one went into the would thor during the training with australian forces. there's no word yet on what caused the crash. >> now to the extreme storms moving across the country. dangerous weather including flash flooding, powerful thunderstorm and dangerous lightning strikes. our senior meteorologist has the store ji. >> noernlg nature dealing a bad hand to the las vegas strip tore own will shane turning roadways into vers, unleading on to this casino parking lot. >> six people rescued this taxi driver waiting for hem on the roof of his car. >> it's fast. >> the water rises, he pulls his passenger up through a window. cars are also drowned in new orleans. rain in pennsylvania and wreaking havoc near salt lake city. >> two teenagers struck by lie ning. >> three sisters struck during a family campin

abc news reporter elizabeth herr has the story. >> reporter: the u.s.howing off its military fire power releasing this new video of its latest missile defense test off the coast of hawaii. successfully detecting and intercepting a medium range ballistic missile with another missile as seen in this pentagon force. a show of force with south korea conducting its own bombing drills. after north korea fired yet another ballistic missile that flew over japan on tuesday. claiming this is video of that launch and these are pictures showing the north korean dictator kim jong-un watching and smiling. the state news agency now reporting his regime is considering more missile launches calling this week's test a meaningful prelude to continuing the u.s. territory of guam. president trump initially responded with a statement saying all options are on the table. then tweeted this on wednesday talking is not the answer. in an apparent contradiction to the president's tweet this reassurance from defense secretary james mattis from the pentagon. >> we're never out of di

abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: scare in the air with extreme turbulence. >>d then it felt like the whole plane was in free-fall. >> and they said for the flight attendants to get to their seats and they didn't even have time. it started shaking and took a big drop. babies screaming, people hitting the ceilings. flight attendant broke his arm. there was some blood. >> reporter: shaken eyewitnesses describing the plight of flight attendants and fellow passengers injured amid chaos. >> the gentleman behind us hit the ceiling. and they had just served drinks, should drinks went everywhere, food went everywhere. >> reporter: the midair emergency apparently catching the crew offguard. >> right after that, they told us there was unexpected turbulence that wasn't on their radar. >> reporter: in all 299 people were on board flight 759 traveling from athens, greece to philadelphia when it hit the rough air. the plane landing safely saturday afternoon. in the end, philadelphia emergency responders took ten people to the hospital, three passengers and seven crew. elizabe

we begin in charlottesville with elizabeth herr of abc. >> reporter: at the scene of terror and chaosn the streets of charlottesville that ended in death and devastation. the city is now sharing messages of unity and condolences for the victims. >> i want the country to know that the city of charlottesville is a place of extreme compassion. >> reporter: including heather heyer, a 32-year-old paralegal from virginia killed when a car plowed through a crowd protesterring against the white nationalist rally. >> heather was a strong person who always defended what she believed in. and heather's life was not about hate. >> reporter: the suspected driver, 20 year-old james alex fields jr. from ohio sits in jail, charged with murder. meanwhile, the man who organized the unite the right demonstration. >> i was the organizer of the unite the right rally. >> reporter: tried to hold a press conference today, instead, heckled and confronted by counterprotestors and ultimately escorted away by police in riot gear. this, as the virginia governor continues to denounce and condemn the supporters of w

elizabe elizabeth herr, abc news. >>> thai essentially got notice of this in the las ramblas district. the abc7 news app free to download. open it up and enable push alerts to get the latest breaking news. >>> abc local 7 was at local restaurant and spoke to a woman. she serves dishes from her homeland. her son acted as an interpre te >> it's disappointing. no country in the world should be able to feel like this, all these tourists dying, you know. >> roselle la's restaurant features many momentos from barcelona. >>> the eiffel tower went dark. the lights are often turn off to pay tribute to terror attacks. in new york city the spire is lit in the colors of barcelona's flag. new york stands in solidarity with the people of spain as they have done for us. >>> at&t says it will waive or credit any charges or calls and texts made by itself customers in the united states to barcelona over the next several days because of the attack and you can help honor those who died in barcelona by sharing this badge. you can find it on our abc 7 facebook page. >>> a raiders player has just been charg

elizabe elizabeth herr, abc news. >>> thai essentially got notice of this in the las ramblas district. the abc7 news app free to download. open it up and enable push alerts to get the latest breaking news. >>> abc local 7 was at local restaurant and spoke to a woman. she serves dishes from her homeland. her son acted te >> it's disappointing. no country in the world should be able to feel like this, all these tourists dying, you know. >> roselle la's restaurant features many momentos from barcelona. >>> the eiffel tower went dark. the lights are often turn off to pay tribute to terror attacks. in new york city the spire is lit in the colors of barcelona's flag. new york stands in solidarity with the people of spain as they have done for us. >>> at&t says it will waive or credit any charges or calls and texts made by itself customers in the united states to barcelona over the next several days because of the attack and you can help honor those who died in barcelona by sharing this badge. you can find it on our abc 7 facebook page. >>> a raiders player has just been charged with assault

we get the latest now from abc news correspondent elizabeth herr in new york with more on barcelona.rter: good evening. isis is taking responsibility this as just minutes ago we learn from authorities the number of people injured is more than 100. terror in spain sending police and paramedics to a major tourist attraction in barcelona, stunned eyewitnesss running for cover, confused and terrified. >> someone started screaming and starting to run and everybody ran forward and old people they trampled them. and 80 to 100 kilometers per hour. traveling at high speed knocking people right into the air. >> is happened in the las ramblas district on a boulevard restricted to pedestrian traffic only. but a driver ram aid van into the crowd running people over before apparently fleeing into a nearby restaurant. with police swarming the area and warning tourists and locals to shelter in place or stay away all together. >> i would like to start by acknowledging the incident in barcelona that has the hallmarks it appears of another terrorist attack and teams in in place ready to assist american

abc news reporter elizabeth herr has more. >> reporter: scare in the air with extreme turbulence. >>t turbulence for about five seconds and then it felt like the whole plane was in free-fall. >> and they said for the flight attendants to get to their seats and they didn't even have time. it started shaking and took a big drop. babies screaming, people hitting the ceilings. flight attendant broke his arm. there was some blood. >> reporter: shaken eyewitnesses describing the plight of flight attend dachbt ants and fellow ps injured amid chaos. >> the gentleman behind us hit the ceiling. and they had just served drinks, should drinks went everywhere, food went everywhere. >> reporter: the midair emergency apparently catching the crew off guard. >> right after that, they told us there was unexpected turbulence that wasn't on their radar. >> reporter: in all 299 people were on board flight 759 traveling from athens, greece to philadelphia when it hit the rough air. the plane landing safely saturday afternoon. in the end, philadelphia emergency responders took ten people to the hospital, t

abc news report elizabeth herr is in charlottesville with the new details. >> reporter: from charlottesvilleour nation's capital and cities across the country, a rally for unity and prayers for the victims. and this is new video of 20-year-old james fields jr. seen with a known white supremacist group, then hours later fields allegedly carrying out his attack and arrested for murder. his former teacher now saying fields even made pro-nazi comments in high school. >> he felt that the views that adolf hitler espoused were correct. >> reporter: tonight charlottesville still on high alert as one of the organizers of the unite the right march is confronted by counterprotesters and forced to run from his own news conference. as for the suspect charged with murder in this case, he's being held without bond and due in court tomorrow. elizabeth hur, abc news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> solidarity rallies for charlottesville took place throughout the day. some of them you see here on the map. this is video of one held earlier today in san francisco's castro district. abc7 news reporter elissa harr