killeen had admitting privileges. justice ginsburg: there was a stipulation there was a stipulation that is "no currentlylicensed abortion -- currently licensed abortion facility meets the asc requirements. each will be prohibited from performing abortions after the day the law goes into effect." that's a stipulation, not a question of what evidence there was for. texas stipulated that no currently licensed facility meets asc requirements, and each will be prohibited from performing abortions. mr. keller: and that would go to the asc requirement as opposed to the facial challenge of the admittingprivileges requirement. but four of the facilities that reopened four facilities reopened of those eleven when the admittingprivileges requirement went into effect. that was dallas, two at ft. worth, one in austin. that is ja 131, 715, and 1111, and 1436. two of those were ascs. now, when it comes to the count of ascs, there are nine ascs performing abortion today in texas. three opened up after house bill was passed. -- house

killeen did not seek as applied relief. if there are any future concerns, as applied challenges can be raised. for instance, the wide swath of area in west texas does not have an abortion clinic today, there was no as applied relief sought in this case. if there were -- if it would turn out there were going to be an issue in that area, the future as applied challenge could address that concern. >> that's the problem. once the clinic closes, you said mccowan reopened, but that was very swift. once the clinic closes, the doctors are gone, you can't reinstate it tomorrow. it won't be there. there will be no remedy for that woman who succeeds in the as applied challenge. >> your time has expired. even there, the clinic was not just closed for a single day it was closed for a longer period of time there was an el paso clinic that opened months later. as applied challenge could allow a clinic if an undue burden, substantial obstacle was shown, because of driving distances or capacity in the future in that discreet instance, but i

and the killeen clinic did not seek asapplied relief. indeed, if there are any future concerns, asapplied challenges can be raised. for instance, the wide swath of area in west texas that does not have an abortion clinic today, there was no asapplied relief sought in this case. and if there were if it would turn out that there were going to be an issue in that area, a future asapplied challenge could address that concern. justice ginsburg: well, that's the problem. once a clinic closes you said mccallen reopened, but that was very swift. once a clinic closes, equipment are gone, the doctors are gone, you can't reinstate it tomorrow. it won't be there. there will be no remedy for that woman who succeeds in the asapplied challenge. mr. keller: mr. chief justice, my time has expired, if may address it. chief justice roberts: sure. mr. keller: except even there, the clinic was not just closed for a single day. it was closed for a longer period of time. and there was an el paso clinic that actually reopened also months later. so an asapplied

. ♪ >> reporter: today in the city of killeen where ft.church services honored the nine dead. eight of the nine soldiers who were killed in that accident were truck operators. we have since learned that right before the accident officials here at ft. hood were actually in the process of deciding whether or not to close some of the paved roads because of that flash flooding. david begnaud, cbs news, ft. hood, texas. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," remembering muhammad ali. we'll hear from his daughter, laila. we'll also speak with his former competitor, george foreman, and former heavyweight champion, evander holyfield. >>> that is the "cbs this morning" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,,, i'm anne makovec, in for michelle. >>> good morning. it is monday, june 5. taking a live look at oracle arena. that place was on fire yesterday. the warriors were at least. the game was almost boring. >> yeah. it was a blowout. right? >> it certainly was. thank you for joining us.

a first responder told a local newspaper, the "killeen daily herald," here in the area, that when he first arrived, they didn't spot anything in the creek but downstream they saw the military vehicle overturned in eight feet of water with the wheels sticking out. it took nearly 36 hours to find those nine bodies. and reena, there will be an investigation. the army confirms that. and i asked one official, during that investigation to find out if something was done wrong, will you change or alter or suspend anything? and that official's answer was short and direct, "the training will continue." >> ninan: a heartbreaking update. david begnaud in fort hood, texas, thank you, david. devastating floods have killed at least 18 people across europe in recent days. in paris, the seine river reached its highest levels in 35 years-- in other areas, its highest levels in over 100 years. at the famed louvre museum, over 250,000 artworks were moved to higher floors. in oregon, a freight train derailed, spilling oil into the columbia river gorge. 14 cars jumped the tracks and several of them caught

today in the city of killeen where ft. hood is based, church services honored the nine dead.ht of the nine soldiers killed were actually truck operators. elaine, we have since learned that when the accident happened, officials here at fort hood were actually in the process of deciding whether or not to close some of the paved roads here at fort hood because of that flash flooding. >> quijano: tremendous loss, david begnaud reporting, thank you. tonight six large wildfires are burning in california. one that is threatening calabasas, an upscale suburb of los angeles. hundreds of acres have burned. at least 5,000 people have been forced from their homes. several firefighters have been injured. mireya villarreal is following this. >> reporter: despite firefighters best efforts, the so called old fire destroyed this building and seriously damaged at least one house just hours after it began. dry draught conditions combined with hot temperatures made for fast-burning fuel saturday afternoon and created major problems for more than 400 firefighters. l.a. county fire deputy chief jo

we are live in killeen outside of fort hood. reporter: military leaders held a press conference outside the front gate. but there are a lot of questions about what happened are unanswered. fort hood is a massive military post covering 300 square miles. commander say the 12 soldiers were learning how to operate at two and a half ton vehicle north water crossing on the post. inundated with rain. the spokesperson said everything about the training was routine up until the point of the accident. >> they were out on the range. they the weather conditions like this. this is a tactical vehicle. they were in a proper plate. this is an unfortunate accident. the military leaders say all resources are used to search for the four missing searchers. no names have been released from the military leaders here. they have been receiving outpouring of support from the community but they need continued prayers and assistance in this difficult time. reporting from fort hood. michelle: covering metro today. as the region gets ready for safetrack the

plucked out of those raging floodwaters and are said to be stable this afternoon at an area hospital in killeen texas. five soldiers, however, lost their lives as we know now. their bodies have been recovered but for troopers are still missing. multiple teams are out searching the remote area on post, all belong to the same first cavalry division at fort hood. officials say they were on a routine training exercise at the time when the attempted to go over a low water crossing. this now brings the death toll to 11, 11 people killed across the state of texas in the last week due to the weather. richmond texas where we are now is perhaps the hardest hit. it's in one of the counties hardest hit. an estimated 1400 homes here have been impacted by these floods. many houses are underwater, people using canoes and rafts just to get around. if they are not part of the mandatory evacuation orders like so many are still under this region. emergency management officials say it could take weeks before the waterfall he received in certain neighborhoods, texas governor greg abbott declaring a disaster in 31 c

there have been three mass shootings since 1991 where the death tolls reached 20 or higher. 1990, killeenilling 23 people. in 2007 a student open fire at virginia tech, killing 32. and adam lanza at sandy hook killing 27 children. the difference here is this is being called a terrorist attack. we're getting new information about all of the ties to isis, whether it was inspired or directed by a terrorist organization. and all of the information about omar mateen, 29-year-old from port st. lucie. our coverage of this event continues after a break as we await remarks from president obama about the shooting. the nightclub has been cleared of any danger, but hours later, some bodies still remain inside. >> i love you. you didn't die in vein, but i love you. you'll always be remembered. rest in peace. i'm just a guy who wants to buy that truck. and i'm just a guy who wants to sell him that truck. so i used truecar. it told me what other people in the area paid for the truck i want. and because we're a truecar certified dealership, i already know the truck he wants. so we're on the same page bef

. >> reporter: the clinic mathews visited was one of two in killeen, texas.s in a log cabin at the back of this parking lot. from the looks of things, they're no longer doing business here. we found plenty of evidence in the trash they had been. dozens of copies of soldiers' tricare i.d. cards. and cancer tests with saliva samples like the one our producer had taken in austin. one belonged to lloyd mathews. so this is where we found your samples. >> wow. >> reporter: you don't look happy. >> not at all. >> reporter: mathews was told his samples would be tested, and a doctor would be in touch. that obviously never happened. >> farfetched to imagine that someone is actually not only doing this, but actually getting away with it because they haven't been caught yet. >> reporter: mathews' insurance was not billed for that test we found in the trash. we reached out to the doctor whose name was on the order. he told us he wasn't aware his provider information had been used to order the tests. >> is the first clinic you went to -- is it still snowplow. >> reporter:

these innocent souls now join those lost at blacksburg, virginia, newtown, connecticut, killeen, texas, san bernardino, california, edmond, oklahoma, fort hood, texas, binghamton, new york, and aurora, colorado, as victims of modern warfare. 136 mass 6 has seen shootings, according to the gun violence archives. how can we countenance the continued ownership, availability and use of semiautomatic weapons such as the ar-15? what legitimate purpose can they serve? what legitimate need do they fulfill? how many more must die before a nation and reinstate the ban on such weapons in civilian life? would that have an impact? would such a ban save lives? we don't have to guess. we can look to the experience of australia, a nation with some significant parallels to the united states. in 1996, after the worst mass shooting in australian history, then prime minister john howard led the battle for what was to become the national firearms agreement which bans certain semiautomatic and self-loading rifles and shotguns and required all firearm licensed applicants to show a genuine reason for owning a