and lubbock metro station in the heart of brussells. they are broken lives. lives are broken. people who were going about their business to work, and they have been struck down by most extreme barbarry. and we will work to get justice, we will go and we will go to the site and we have met the first aid teams and the investigators and indicate that we -- there's a before and after, and we have been struck by the informations that we have found but with the statements and we have been instruct by images that we have seen which obviously will remain grave. we have held the national security council meeting and in that frame work, we can communicate some information to you. >> . >> the belgium prime minister our translation was from french to english. we understand that he is reiterating some of the points he has already made. talking about a national security council meeting. and the points that have come out of that we can bring in justin while we get our french english translator to refer to the french from -- expecting to say lives have been broken and expected so they we are

the lubbock facility was going to close anyway, killeen had -- >> there was a stipulation that is no 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 of there was. texas stipulated that no currently-licensed facility meets asc requirements, and each will be prohibited from performing abortions. >> and that one goes to asc requirement as opposed to the admitting challenges employment. but four of the facilities that reopened of those 1 when -- 11 when the admitting requirement went into effect. as ja-131, 715, 111, and 1437, two with of those were ascs. now, when it comes to the count of ascs, there are nine performing abortion today in texas. three opened up after house bill 2 was passed. so in examining the facial challenge to that requirement, when asc -- >> were they opened as a result of the law? or were they planned to be opened before the law went into effect? because i think that makes a difference to me if they were pl

he was from lubbock, texas. margaret, what can you tell us? >> 28-year-old taylor force was fatally stabbed just outside tel aviv today. tv running this unconfirmed eyewitness video of the alleged scene. now he was gunned down and killed. but not before he injured nine others. force was in israel to study tech startups, a student at vanderbilt, a west point grad who served in the u.s. army as you say in both iraq and afghanistan. now, scott, the white house has already labeled this a terror attack. and it actually took place as vice president joe biden was in israel for an official visit. in fact, just a mile away when it happened. >> margaret brennan, tonight, thank you. >>> tonight the southern plains are getting pounded by violent weather including tornado thousands, hail, high water. our report from north texas. >> bystanders captured cell phone video of a funnel cloud as it tore through texas. could be seen for miles. in nearby stevenville, the roof was sheered off this apartment building leaving furniture and belongings exposed. officer

the lubbock facility was going to close anyway. 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. 1111,s ja 131, 715, and 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 bill t

he was from lubbock, texas. margaret brennan is at the white house tonight following this. margaret, what can you tell us? >> reporter: well, 28-year-old taylor force was fatally stabbed just outside tel aviv today. israeli tv has been running this unconfirmed eyewitness video of the alleged killer running away from the scene. killed but not before he injured nine others. force was in israel to study tech start-ups. he was a business school student at vanderbilt university, and according to his online bio, he was a west point grad who had served in the u.s. army in both iraq and afghanistan. now, scott, the white house has already labeled this a terror attack, and it actually took place as vice president joe biden was in israel for an official visit. in fact, he was just a mile away when it happened. >> pelley: margaret brennan tonight. margaret, thank you. tonight the southern plains are getting pounded by violent weather, including tornadoes, hail and high water. manuel bojorquez is in north texas. >> yes, that's a tornado. >> reporter: bystanders captured cell phone vide

applause ] i want to begin by asking all of us to remember taylor force, a texan who hailed from lubbock, an eagle scout, a west point graduate, an army veteran on march 8th, he was stabbed to death by a palestinian terrorist in israel. the terrorist didn't ask for his passport. influenced by the relentless campaign of incitement that has fostered genocidal hatred towards jews, all he cared about was injuring as many people as possible. at least ten people were wounded. the brutal murder of taylor force is another reminder that america and israel are in the fight together against radical islamic terrorism. [ applause ] we need a president who will be a champion for america, and we need a president who will be a champion for israel. [ applause ] in my time in the senate, i have endeavored to do both. in the four years i've been serving in the senate, i've been privileged to travel three times to the state of israel. i had the great privilege of seeing a hospital in northern israel where they have treated over 1,000 refugees from syria wounded in that horrible syrian civil war, have done s

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force grew up in lubbock, texas, an eagle scout and graduate student at vanderbilt university studyingty says he was in israel studying global entrepreneurship. force's death occurring a short distance from where vice president joe biden was in a meeting. biden's wife and grandchildren eating dinner on the beach near the attack as it was happening. biden meeting with benjamin netanyahu called the attack an act of terror. >> my condolences to taylor's family and to all those victims of attacks yesterday and every day. let me say in no uncertain terms the united states of america condemns these acts and condemns the failure to condemn these acts. >> reporter: the vice president not the only american politician to send condolences. texas congressman nominated force to west point. >> our thoughts and prayers go out to mr. force's parents and his family as well. i think one of the things that we know is that the world is a very dangerous place right now, and particularly the middle east is a very unstable area. >> reporter: force left a lasting impression on those around him. his scout mast

laughter ] i want to begin by asking all of us to remember taylor force, a texan who hailed from lubbock, an eagle scout, a west point graduate, an army veteran. on march 8th he was stabbed by a palestinian terrorist in israel. the terrorist didn't ask for his passport. influenced by the relentless campaign of incitement that has fostered genocidal hatred toward jews, all he cared about was injuring or killing as many civilians as possible. at least ten people were wounded by the time the terrorist was neutralized. the brutal murder of taylor force is yet another reminder that america and israel are in the fight together against radical islamic terrorism. [ cheers and applause ] we need a president who will be a champion for america. and we need a president who will be a champion for israel. [ cheers and applause ] in my time in the senate, i have endeavored to do both. and the four years i've been serving in the senate, i've been privileged to travel three times to the state of israel. i had the great privilege of seeing the hospital in northern israel where they have treated over 1,000

a texan who hailed from lubbock, and eagle scout, west point graduate, an army veteran.rorists did not ask for his passport, influenced by the relentless campaign of incitement that has fostered genocidal hatred towards the jews, all he cared about was injuring or killing as many civilians as possible. at least ten people were wounded by the time the terrorist was neutralized. the brutal murder of taylor force was yet another reminder that america and israel are in the fight together against radical islamic terrorists. [applause]. we need a president who will be a champion for america. we need a president who will be a champion for israel. [applause]. in my time in the senate i have endeavored to do both. in the four years i've been serving in the senate i've been privileged to travel three times to the state of israel. [applause]. i had the great privilege of seeing the hospital in northern israel where they had treated over 1000 refugees from syria, syria, wounded in that horrible syrian civil war and did so free of charge, showing the heart and character of the people

i want to begin by asking all of us to remember taylor force, a texan who hailed from lubbock, an eaglewest point graduate, an army veteran. on march 8th, he was stabbed to death by a palestinian terrorist in israel. the terrorist didn't ask for his passport. influenced by the relentless campaign of incitement that has fostered genocidal hatred towards jews, all he cared about was injuring or killing as many civilians as possible, at least 10 people were wounded by the time the terrorist was neutralized. the brutal murder of taylor force is yet another reminder that america and israel are in the fight together against radical islamic terrorism. we need a president who will be a champion for america and we need a president who will be a champion for israel. in my time in the senate, i have endeavored to do both. in the four years i've been serving in the senate, i've been privileged to travel three times to the state of israel. i had the great privilege of seeing the ziv hospital in northern israel where they have treated over 1,000 refugees from syria wounded in that horrible syrian civ

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goes to the statement library, the legislature has a library just like congress does, and he pulls lubbock. this guy has a seventh grade education, maybe even sixth. and he starts to realize x. if you know the law, it's a very finagled system. he'll look up, you know, state statute 695.4-3 which is an amendment to 431-5-11. and he'll look up 435-1-11, and then he just, he'll stay up until two or three in morning and then goes to work. he does that for months at a time until he becomes the master of state law. i believe it's 1913, the triangle shirt waist fire. that's one of the great american tragedies. it was a sweatshop, just a sweatshop. it was on the ninth and tenth floor, eighth or ninth or telephoneth floor of a building -- tenth floor of a building. the building's till around, it's right near nyu. it was a sweatshop. you had a big room with tables. the tables were 75 feet long, and they were bolted to the wall on one side. so in order to move down if you were all the way on the end, you had to go 75 feet down. you had row after row of sewing machines and women sewing endlessly. horr

and he pulls lubbock. this guy has a seventh grade education, maybe even sixth. and he starts to read. and if you know the law, it's a very finagled system. he'll look up, you know, state statute 695.4-3 which is an amendment to 431-5-11. and he'll look up 435-1-11, and then it's -- he stays up til two, three in the morning and then goes to work. he does that for months at a time until he becomes the master of state law. i believe it's 1913, the triangle shirtwaist fire. triangle shirtwaites fire is one of the great american tragedies. it was a sweatshop, just a sweatshop. it was on the tenth and -- the ninth and tenth floor, eighth or ninth or tenth floor of a building. you can still go to the building, the building's still around. it's right near nyu. what you had was a big room with tables. the tables were 75 feet long, and they were bolted to the wall on one side. so in order to move down if you were all the way on the end, you had to go 75 feet down. what you had was row after row of sewing machines. terrible work. below the sewing machine was lint, was tuft

places into the 80s possibly for lubbock, texas, already a fire danger. we started seeing that early this season. otherwise temperatures for the east coast, some place will go down with that front going through. >> nicole, thank you very much. >> when we come back, more on that debate over security and privacy may go out on capitol hill. >> the f.b.i. admits mistakes in unlocking the san bernardino's phone as some lawmakers side with apple. >> disturbing details of sexual abuse, pennsylvanias top prosecutor revealing a troubling history for the catholic church. al jazeera america. >>> new developments today in apple's battle with the f.b.i., the company is making legal moves a day after the government admitted making mistakes handling the san bernardino shooter's phone. we have this report. >> apple has now filed a formal appeal of a judge's order that it help the f.b.i. unlock one of the san bernardino shooter's phones. apple said it's out of an abundance of caution as a a judge reviews arguments in the case. the appeal came the same day both sides testi