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ktvu's scot m is -- scott mcfarland has more. >> reporter: leaguey speaking today was the quiet beforehe storm, it was anything but quiet outside the court today. >> reporter: he traveled hundreds of miles to be here. he, his wife and daughter don't have health insurance. >> what happens if we get sick? i mean, what will we do. >> reporter: standing, singing. waving signs. side by side. >> if the government can tell us what insurance we be to buy, what stops them from expanding that to other realms of our life. >> reporter: they indicated they don't think the tax issue should cause a delay. >> what it says is penality. why is this a tax. >> congress -- >>> the bigger legal fire works tomorrow when the court hears arguments on the law's requirement that all americans get healthcare. >> this bill that was passed is going to impact each and every state and the taxpayers in each and every state. >> reporter: 90 minutes of arguments today, two hours tomorrow and two hours on wednesday. that is the longest in 50 years. a ruling by summer. scott mcfarland, ktvu channel 2 news. . >>> foundatio

live in washington scott mcfarland. >>> here in the bay area members of the afghan soccer club in free mont are -- fremont are calling the civilian deaths shocking and sad. fremont has a large afghan presence in the city. >> who knows what was in his mind. nobody knows yet. >> teaches international relations at san francisco state he tells ktvu this will increase attention in afghanistan and leave an opening for the taliban. >>> police are asking for help in their search for a stabbing suspect. 21-year-old rogerrest pi know is a --est pi know is a is latino. he was one of two men who stabbed and beat a man after he spotted them tampering with his car. >>> a call went out for help around 8:00 last night. firefighters tell the times a man in his 40s was waste deep in a creek near newel avenue in main street. he appeared to be intoxicated. >>> a young hero from san francisco is expected to hear from the congressional medal of honor foundation today. 22-year-old keema williams will learn if she is among those aworded the foundation of the special citizens award. it would be the latest hono

scott mcfarland is in washington, d.c. with candidates reacting to this new. t. >> reporter: we did checking. the president doesn't have any public speeches or military related events today. you have to bet this will be the main focus in washington, d.c. today. look at the picture of president obama making a phone call to president karzai expressing condolences. rick santorum called the shooting very disturbing and shooing. newt gingrich says we have to convince the people that justice will be served. u.s. must be on track to get out of afghanistan as soon as possible. >> our troops are under tremendous pressure in afghanistan. it's a war like no other war we have been involved in. but no one can condone or make any suggestion that what he did was right. >> reporter: u.s. support of the u.s. military presence in afghanistan is already dwindling. new report a new poll from the washington post says 60% of americans don't think the war is worth fighting. live in washington, scott mcfarland. >>> your time is 6:15. university of maryland student is under arrest accu

scott mcfarland is in washington dc and say what we learned today from the justices line of questioning. >> reporter: particularly pointed questioning the conservative justices to the obama administration attorney about that individual mandate, the requirement that all americans get health insurance, potentially key justice anthony kennedy saying it's a heavy burden to prove that the mandated constitution. >> well. >> that changes the relationship of the federal government to the individual in a very fundamental way > >> it may be that everybody need it's but not everybody need raise heart transplant. not everybody needs a liver transplant. >> reporter: the four lib era l justices are believed to support it then fired back. >> the people who don't participate are making much more expensive for the people who do. >> reporter: the solicitor general defending the law sounded to be stumbling at times. >> because -- because -- the -- multibillion dollar subsides that are available for the -- >> reporter: outside during the argument protests swelled, twice as larges twice hats loud. >> it's c