with the west side. if you re coming in on 66, a bit of slow traffic right here trying to get to the beltway. the lanes are open. the dulles toll road construction should be cleared up by now. let s take a look live outside in falls church on the inside of the beltway. no problems on 66 as you head for the roosevelt bridge. let s go back to the maps and this time to the south side of town on 95. looking good out of dale city to woodbridge. you may see things bumping up a quit across the occoquan river. further north in springfield, the volume is just beginning to pick up. right here at the beltway. we ll go live to 395 as well. northbound and duke street still looking great to the 14th street bridge. we ll into into med we ll go into maryland the next time around. monday the supreme court heard arguments on whether this was too soon for them to take up president obama s health care reform law since parts of the law don t go into effect till 2014. today the justices will
decades. nine justices are listening to three days of arguments, concerning whether the healthcare law is constitutional. 26 states are challenging the law, which aims to extend health insurance to more than 30 million americans. the question is, how much the federal government can force states to comply with its will. reporter: today s issue is, should the court postpone a decision, because the law doesn t actually go into effect until 2014. outside the courthouse, scores of people waited in line throughout the weekend just for the opportunity to get inside the court to hear those arguments. kristen fisher joins us now from the supreme court with more information. kristen? oral arguments lasted about two hours, they wrapped up about 15 minutes ago. i tell you what a ticket inside the supreme court during those arguments were truly the hottest ticket in town. aside from the media, over 100 people were allowed inside to hear those arguments. these are people that were