jonathan vigliotti now, on the scottish island where they were laid to rest. >> reporter: scotland'sged isle of islay is known for its whiskey, but 100 years ago during world war i the war's frontline came to this coastline. >> it was probably one of the worst things they've ever seen ea the village. >> reporter: the deadly .ftermath when not one, but two warships, sunk. the "s.s. tuscania" was torpedoed by a german u-boat and the "h.m.s. otranto" went down after a collision in bad weather. nter the course of several months hundreds of american men washed up on shore. wars grim tide overwhelmed this tiny island as residents scrambled to find survivors. bob siplon's father, private arthur siplon from michigan, was among them. >> it was a scottish farmer who 00und him. >> reporter: more than 700 men died and were buried in temporary graves. islay residents even sewed handmade american flags for their funerals. yesterday-- 100 years later-- american, british and german warships honored those men lost. they also paid tribute to the men and women who never set out for war but still found

jeff, official results will be announced tomorrow. >> glor: jonathan vigliotti in dublin for us tonightnathan, thanks. up next on the "cbs evening news," a shooting inside a restaurant and how two strangers ended it. and later, why this may be the happiest prom couple steve hartman has ever met. ...with fitness ...food ...and farxiga, the pill that starts with "f". farxiga, along with diet and exercise, helps lower a1c in adults with type 2 diabetes. it's one pill a day and although it's not a weight-loss drug, it may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast infections in women and men, serious urinary tract infections, low blood sugar, and

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, dublin. >> ninan: the teacher who stopped a teenage shooter at a middle school near indianapolis is being called a hero. students at noblesville west say jason seaman threw a basketball at the 15-year-old suspect, then tackled him. seaman was shot three times. this afternoon he was released from the hospital. a female student is still in critical condition. the suspected shooter is in police custody. the holiday get-away is underway, with americans paying the highest memorial day weekend gas prices in four years. triple-a says a gallon of regular gas is $2.97. that's 25%, or 60 cents a gallon more than last year. more than 36 million americans are expected to be on the roads this weekend-- the most since 2005. alan bean, the fourth man to walk on the moon, has died. he flew into space twice. the first time was on apollo 12 in november, 1969. he was the lunar module pilot and landed on the moon. then in july 1973 he flew to the u.s. space station "skylab." when he left nasa he became a painter. alan bean died in houston. he was 86-years-old. coming up: sha

. >>> plus jonathan vigliotti introduces us to some of the youngest guests at the royal wedding and gayles inside the walls of the windsor castle where prince harry and meghan markle will marry. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com suboxone >>> all right. a look outside. it is bright out there. just kidding! this is in windsor, england. eight hours ahead of us with a wedding going on this weekend. good morning, it's friday, may 18th. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm michelle griego. >> we're waiting the wedding. >> countdown. >> my husband doesn't care but i do. >> so exciting. what i'm looking forward to the most is her dress to see what she is wearing. it's going to be so exciting. so i'm going to call you early in the morning tomorrow to see what you think. you probably will be sleeping. >> we'll be sleeping. >> i'm not answering. >> a lot of people are recording it. >>> it's friday. we are ready for the weekend. it's going to be nice. we are looking at clouds at the coast as it tends to do. we have that springtime effect. the marine

here's jonathan vigliotti. >> imagine this tired old world where love is-- is the way!er: in a day marked by love, he gave it soul. >> dr. martin luther king jr. once said, and i quote-- ns reporter: inspiring. amusing. singat times confusing the crowd of british aristocrats and hollywood elite, with his blend of african american spirituals-- >> you just tell the love of jesus, how he died to save us all! b, that's the balm of gilead! >> reporter: --and folksy preaching. >> we'll sit down, we gotta get y'all married. >> reporter: you took the royals and the royal to church today? >> i hope so. really do. >> reporter: bishop michael curry, of the american episcopal church, is friends with the archbishop of canterbury, who suggested to the royal couple that they include him. today's sermon was the first shme he spoke to them. >> and when you talk to the couple, when you talk to their souls, you're gonna actually stumble on and talk to some other ones along the way. e> reporter: in this carefully choreographed wedding, regulated from head to toe-- hats to tails, that is--

jonathan vigliotti is in dublin where citizens from all over the world have arrived to vote. >> reporter: we've been watching people filing in all morning long to cast their votes. this is expected to be a tight vote. we'll learn the results tomorrow morning. ultimately those i've spoken with say this is a referendum on the future direction of the nation. for a country so closely entwined with the catholic church, months of polarizing protests have signaled a seismic cultural shift. voters today will select yes or no to repeal ireland's eighth amendment which bans all abortions except when a mother's life is at risk. the law was supported by those who feared ireland, having its own wade v.r roe moment. it's a torch sinead fidgeon wants to carry for children with disabilities. her 3-year-old daughter has down syndrome. >> to decide when to terminate her life. >> reporter: but pro-choice campaigners like ivana bacik says the current law ultimately hurts women. >> of course it hasn't stopped irish women having abortions. >> reporter: in 2016, over 3,000 women from ireland traveled to the uk

jonathan vigliotti is in dublin this morning with the latest. than, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. voter turnout in some areas was as high as 70%. the historic vote to legalize abortion shows an overwhelming desire for change in a nation once so closely entwined with cath catholic tradition. for months, both sides of this divisive referendum campaigned in the streets, but at the polls, the vote was more unified. an irish times exit poll predicts nearly two-thirds of voters selected yes to repealing ireland's eighth amendment. the 1983 law bans all abortions except when a mother's life is at risk. in europe only malta and poland have similar bans. among those casting their ballots, thousands of returning ex-pats. >> to not vote would essentially be a no vote so i have to be part of it. >> reporter: ireland has leaned more liberal as the rate of catholicism was declined. ahead of yesterday's vote, the catholic church in ireland encouraged its followers to keep the right to life in the constitution. >> ireland definitely is a beacon for th

hello, jonathan vigliotti. your turn. >> hey, there.ime the crowd is able to see the newlyweds. as you watch, you've got to imagine what is going on in their minds on that kashlg ride. this is truly an intimate moment that they've decided to share with the public. the public that we have spoken with talking about that connection they feel with meghan and harry, the way that they go up to people, the way that they greet people, take time to really get to know them. for them to be able to wave to the royal couple, now newlyweds, as they embark on this new journey. it's a once-in-a-lifetime moment. where we are now, very loud, a lot of excitement, also historic. >> all right, jonathan vigliotti. thank you. we love what reverend curry said during the service, and it's true. two young people fell in love, and we all showed up. that's exactly what happened today. people showed up days ago just to see the two of them going down the street in an open carriage where they're headed to the long walk. >> what's important about this is the pageantry