. >> holly williams reporting from istanbul. thanks. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. >> this is the cbs "overnight news." >>> the navy said today that recent crashes involving u.s. warships and commercial vessels are part of a disturbing trend of mishaps and ordered a comprehensive review of operations. sunday night the uss john mccain collided with an oil tanker off singapore to. day we learned the names of one sailor who was killed, and nine others who are missing. divers recovered the remains of 22-year-old kenneth aaron smith of cherry hill, new jersey. still missing, are kevin bushell, of maryland, dustin doyo of connecticut, jacob drake, from ohio, timothy ecls maryland. and john hoagland, of texas. corey in gram of new york. abraham lopez of texas, and logan palmer, 23 from illinois. >>> the parents of a young american who was beat tine death in greece spoke publicly about their loss for the first time. 22-year-old bakari henderson was pummeled by a mob last night in a bar fight that one witness suggest was racially

anthony. >> mason: holly williams reporting from istanbul, thanks. navy said today that recent crashes and commercial vessels are part of a disturbing trend of mishaps and ordered a comprehensive review of operations. sunday night, the u.s.s. "john s. mccain collided with an oil tanker off singapore. today, we learned the names of one sailor who was killed and nine others who are missing. divers recovered the remains of 22-year-old kenneth aaron smith of cherry hill, new jersey. still missing are kevin bushell, 26, of gaithersburg, maryland. dustin doyon, also 26, of suffield, connecticut. jacob drake, 21, from cable, ohio. 23-year-old timothy eckel23-yea. of manchester. john hoagland iii of killeen, texas. corey ingram, 28, from poughkeepsie, new york. 39-year-old abraham lopez, from el paso, texas, and logan palmer, 23, from decatur, illinois. the parents of a young american greece spoke publicly about their loss for the first time. 22-year-old hershey medical22-ys pummeled by last month. gayle king moke spokewith his parents jill and phil henderso

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holly williams spoke to him in a story for 60 minutes. what's it like, losing all control?it is very challenging. i don't know how to describe it in words. but, you feel like, humiliation. you feel self pity. you feel like panic. i didn't tell the plan. i was -- i was learning as i was going. >> mohammad al salahi is adapting to unfamiliar surroundings this time, home and freedom. to learn how he went from here to guantanamo and back again, we traveled to the islamic republic of mauritania. it is a tribal and deeply religious nation of nearly 4 million people. where the sahara desert meets the sea. about the size of texas, and new mexico combined, the country is due east of cuba. separated from his old prison home by the width of the atlantic. >> you know what is there? >> yes. >> guantanamo. >> guantanamo bay. >> 3,800 miles in that direction. >> yes. >> i say good-bye. hope never to see y >> before we explain how he ended up in guantanamo in the first place. we'll tell you how a talent for languages helped him survive there. how much english did you speak when you landed

holly williams has the the story. >>> the boys threats to the u.s.nd its president seem to be scripted. >> from around the world have united to establish the rule of allah. my message to trump is to get ready. fight has just begun. >> isis often exploited children in its propaganda. it even filmed them apparently carrying out executions. but this is the first time the extremists have use aid child they say is american. it could be a sign of how desperate isis has become. its territory now just a fraction of what the extremists once ruled. but around 20,000 civilians are also thought to be trapped in isis controlled territory in raqqa. vulnerable to u.s. coalition air strikes, pounding the city. monitoring groups say, over 700 have been killed by the u.s. and its partners, since the offensive began in june. the united nations called today for a humanitarian pause in fighting in raqqa. to allow civilians to escape the city but acknowledged isis is attempting to use them as human shields which could make escape impossible. >> interior secretary ryan zin

. >> maureen, holly, as many of you know father william aitcheson made revelations about troubled past through off ed piece published days ago in the catholic herald and he's taken a leave of absence and most recent post was right here st. leo the great in fairfax virginia join the church in 9 and took the leave of absence after exposing his past life as a leader of kkk lodge at umd. since then we made several attempts to spoke with father aitcheson and have not heard back. however we tracked done a family we spoke to yesterday. they did not want to be identified and may speak out later with details. they are one of the african-american families targeted by aitcheson in the 19 70s and suffered hateful acts including cross purposing on front lawn an couple tells us they're owed civil damages from aitcheson and after 40 years they still don't know they can forgive him for what happened. fbi documents "fox5" obtained from the light 70s reveal father aitcheson burned crosses in front of several homes of african-american homes and made paid numerous threats to coretta scott king threatening

us as well and kevin has interview with holly wad robert pattison in whole new role this time around. >> and we'll check in with real housewife pour sha williamsll right always enjoy having her on board. kevin mccarthy here. >> kev is back. >> steve, allison. >> hold up love your hair. >> thank you. >> really. >> i do. >> i tried a new hair spay sdm jury sign feld -- >> yes excited about this i grew up watching seinfeld and i liked the idea of him po pointing to things we can relate to and make jokes ab about. it here's a preview the netflix comedy instagram released yesterday happening september 19. >> socks hate their lives they're on stinky feet and wait for laundry one chance to escape and they all know. it how many times you have done a wash go to the dryer and counts up socks and one of them got out. off they go down the street, what can they do. how will they survivor out there on the show amputee what are the options. >> that's jerry seinfeld a preview there september 19 will air. by the way i read this the other day. i don't know how much seinfeld made for the special but did you see how much money david letterman is making for six ep

holly morris is here with stories we are engaging with most on social media. >> first up what's in a name. a virginia sportscaster whose name is robert lee will not cover virginia william and mary football season opener because of his name and recent violence in charlottesville over confederate rob ort e. lee statue. he was supposed to announce and two weeks ago espn decided to switch which game lee would cover. company says they gave the sports reporter the choice to stay on the game or switch and due to the sensitive situation he chose to cover a different game. >> vice-president mike pence is getting a lot of reaction for his take on confederate he wants to see more monuments being built rather than torn down. he says we should remember our history and celebrate how far we've come and tell the whole story of america. he noted it is up to local governments to decide whether to remove local monuments. >> president trump spoke during the lalry and his focus was immigration on the border wall. he threatened to shut down the government to make sure proposed wall is approved and funded by lawmakers. funding for the proposed wall could become an issue. ft. bill is not agre

josh holly said based on the another non-dna evidence in this case our office is confident in marcellus williamsilt. as he waits for a decision the younger williams says his father is at peace with whatever comes next. >> i mean if tomorrow is his last day i'll be with him and watch, to be there for him and support him in his last time, his last hour. >> reporter: the supreme court is expected to have a decision later today. if it rules the execution can go ahead, then williams will have only one lifeline left, the governor, who has yet to comment on this case. and even if williams is to be eventually exonerated for this crime as his lawyers hope, he has almost no chance of walking free, because of separate convictions for unrelated crimes, chris. >> appreciate it, thank you very much. let us know where that story develops. it's got a very compressed time line. >>> another legal story called a cold-blooded attempted murder of an ohio judge but it really took a twist. the gunman is dead because the ambush turned into a shoot-out with the judge and a nearby probation officer returning fire. now po

william parkway. as long as they're out there you can't use it. again, this is in manassas south of 66. hollyefore the hour. here are two stories you might have missed. james comey has inked a major book deal. the book is expected to focus on leadership and decision making. comey will reportedly use examples from his career hillary clinton's private e-mail server and the russia trump investigation. the book is scheduled for release next spring. >> we haven't heard much from former white house communications director anthony scaramucci since he was fired but he wants to tell his own story. he's set to hold an online event tomorrow. scaramucci told cnn the event will be broadcast on various live platforms. >>> time right now is 5:51 and we're back with what's hot on the web. we're talking about the stories you're engaging with the most this morning on social media. >> maureen is standing by with what is trending. hey, mo. >> good morning to both of you. first up more trouble for hbo. that hacking is reportedly seven times larger than the 2014 hacking of sony. according to the hollywood reporter

if you live on these williams lane right there, looks like a little bit of a cul-de-sac, please, please, please be careful. we're driving this radar as we're go. anywhere from holly field lane, hayes lane, it comes all the way out to the east, fancy discovery lane, we've got some great names here and continue off to the east with that. so, again, tornado warning until 5:30 for central, st. mary's county. we'll watch this, lots of hail. let's get the rain rates. 2.5 inches per hour right in this red area right here. there the darker the color, the heavier the rain is falling, over two-thirds. this is where we're watching right now for possible rotation, back by allen's fresh, you're dry now. but you still have the thunderstorm warning. again, you can see all of this is moving to the south and east. it looks like you're in the clear, for now, we're still have a few severe thunderstorm warnings out to the west into virginia. this is the one we're concentrating on. tornado warning still up, amelia? >> let me double check. >> i'm seeing it. yes. >> we're still have some -- let's move that up. there you go. we're still watching, there is a tor -- there's a severe thund

williams and the 2% project are doing just that for teen moms. allison is now live with her story. hey, al. >> good morning. holly.'s something we don't really hear about that often these days the national headlines. they say that the numbers are down. way down. but locally it might be a different story. in fairfax county, the birth rate is over 14 for every thousand teens and almost 30 for every thousand in prince william county. that's why the work of the woodbridge 2% project in northern virginia is so crucial. are paying it forward we honor the work of the non-profit and the young woman behind it i was tll williams. i was tull williams was all set, 17 yea virginia state university on a volleyball scholarship the world and all of its possibilities in front of her but a week after she graduated high school, came the news, she was six and a half months pregnant. >> i literally had this three month window, you know, to be a parent, not only be a parent, you know, start doing adult things and find a job. i never did that before. never went on interview. i never thought about going on an interview. >> enormous respo