i'm jessi tenure and just say what else is planned in washington for the anniversary. coming up, the january 6th anniversary. >> yeah. even though the house is not session on thursday, speaker pelosi has gotten together a program of sorts that will be going on all day. there's going to be a moment of silence on the house floor. >> members will be able to share their own accounts of the events that took place on january 6. and there's also going to be a prayer vigil as well with house and senate members. we'll also be hearing from president biden and vice president harris throughout the day as well. >> justin turner for us in washington, dc thank you for that. this week marks one year since i'm the mom rated. the capital's just was mentioning trying to stop the certification of the presidential election. a bipartisan house committee has already interviewed more than 300 witnesses and is reviewing close to 40,000 documents related to the events of january 6 south bay locked front is on the house select committee investigating the riot. she tells us that it is important t

our washington correspondent jessi tenure has the latest. good evening. >> the 83 year-old departure from the high court won't change its conservative 6, 3, majority, but it will give president biden his first supreme court nominee. >> this is a complicated country. justice steven briar reflected on everything he's witnessed during his nearly 3 decades on the u.s. supreme court bench. people have come to accept this constitution and they've come to accept the importance of the rule of law. during his official retirement announcement thursday, pryor directed his remarks to younger generations saying although the country is divided, the high court helps unite it. it's a kind of miracle when you sit there and see all those people in front of you, you had the people that are so different than what they think. >> and yet they've decided. to help. so there are major differences. >> under law as one of the liberal justices on the bench briar, a landmark opinions from reproductive rights to health care, to voting rights is a model public servant in

i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. time to talk about the forecast as we take a live look at the san mateo bridge kron for meteorologists. john tribal is here with details. >> well, a beautiful tuesday. temperatures today have overall been pretty comfortable after what was gloomy and cool conditions last weekend. certainly rainy conditions last month. think that this is a welcome sight for a lot of the bay area. look at half moon bay, people walking around enjoying those sunshiny conditions right along our beaches. the beaches were the first spots to warm up earlier on today. the rest of us have since caught up and now we're all solidly hanging out in the 60's. high pressure. ridge built up will continue to keep us this way over the coming days, continuing to remain mild and dry. any chance of rain or snow sent well to the north across the pacific northwest. what that means for us is the rest of the day. today will come along with a few clouds from time to time. but those bright skies overall prevailing through the res

there are a series of public hearings in the coming months. >> in washington, i'm jessi tenure. capitol rioters came looking for house speaker nancy pelosi wanting to kill her when they could not find her. they trashed her office instead. and pelosi says there was damage done. >> not only to the capitol building but also to democracy as well. but she says it is important to remember that the attempted insurrection failed. >> we won that night. won that night. these people because of the courageous work of the capitol police and metropolitan police and others of they were deterred and their action to stop the peaceful transfer of power they it was a failure for them. it was a victory for democracy as we return to the capitol that night. 2, again, ratify the peaceful transfer of power. >> pelosi added that while she is confident capitol police have made enough improvements to security to prevent anything like this from happening again, she said the mindset that brought thousands of people to the capital still needs to be addressed. >> we have to improve the attitude in the country

our washington correspondent jessi tenure reports now on the arguments. >> this is the first time the u.s. supreme court weighed in on administration vaccine policies and it appeared more skeptical of the employer role. a grocery guy. i'm not the vaccine. police brandon trost claire refuses to enforce requirements. that is 500 grocery store employees get vaccinated against covid-19. >> and is asking the u.s. supreme court to step in how groceries to the grocery store. >> have a grocery store stock more shells and how we can check people out. i think this is going to be a huge economic disaster. the biden administration wants trust claire and other large employers to ensure their workforce is fully vaccinated or tested weekly to prevent unnecessary hospitalizations and deaths. >> justice elena kagan said the requirement is appropriate. there's nothing else. >> that will perform that function better. incentivizing people strongly to vaccinate themselves. but justice amy coney barrett suggested the employer role is too broad that the problem here is its scope and that there's no differen

i'm jessi tenure. justine. jesse, what other vaccine related cases could the high court consider in the coming weeks? yeah. there is a separate vaccine mandate for federal contractors that is currently on hold. lower courts blocked that from taking effect. and so the supreme court could decide to take that up. but it hasn't decided one way or another yet. let us know. thank you so much. and today the biden administration announced more military medical teams will be deployed to help hospitals that have been hit hard by omicron new york, new jersey, ohio, rhode island, michigan, and new mexico all requested this additional aid. the teams we put in place inside hospitals by the end of the month. besides staffing, the administration is also addressing needs for more. facility space and protective equipment and bay area. congressman roe conn is calling on the biden administration to do more to get needed supplies into the hands of americans. he has joined with 40 other members of congress to send a letter to the bi

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse, for that. meanwhile, citing an abundance of caution, the u.s. state department has ordered all family members of u.s. embassy personnel out of ukraine. evan lambert has the story of 2 americans who are now working to get themselves out. >> i'm definitely nervous americans in ukraine telling news nation the mood has changed quickly in the last few days. there. the movement of russian troops at the border leading to fears of an invasion, an american from california who asked us to call him ryan for his safety says he's been in ukraine with his dog bandit for more than a year. now he's making plans to leave temporarily. i have a plan to this. it's a neighboring and the next few days and >> that's sort of a you know, tested out kind of thing on sunday. the state department telling americans in ukraine they should not expect a u.s. sponsored evacuations and to leave while commercial flights are available. >> also reiterating a do not travel warning this time, quote, due to increased threat of russia

i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, thank you for that. >> time to bring it back home. talk about our forecast. look at this. this is a live look outside san francisco and what would be the golden gate bridge if not for karl karl is back. he made his parents a little a few days ago and definitely back with a vengeance again this afternoon. kron 4 meteorologist dave spahr back with the details. david, we're going to see carl a lot more this week. >> looks like we into the bay area. we're seeing this along the east bay shoreline, some of the haze off towards the distance as well. now the temperature check, not bad inland. we're looking at 64 livermore lower to middle 60's up to the north bay. 58 for oakland, 64 san jose in lynn remains clear. however, it looks like for tonight going about. 44, so 10 o'clock, however, those and then temperatures will be quite chilly by tomorrow morning. now the fog across the bay will filter on through. we'll see a lot of that and central valley a little bit as well. good news is it will mix up very nicely in the late morning hours again,

i'm jessi tenure. house speaker nancy pelosi visited san francisco international airport today to talk about money for local infrastructure projects. she was joined by representative spear in nashua during their visit. the congresswoman talked about. >> the 25 billion dollars that's been allocated for airports as part of the bipartisan infrastructure bill sfo will be getting 50 million dollars a year for the next 5 years from that bill, that money will go to improvements at harvey milk terminal and also environmental up greats. >> this big hole you see behind us, it's 200, 50 million dollars that will the rest of the final phase of the harvey terminal. one. >> representative spear also said today she hopes some of the money will go to reducing noise for people who live near the airport and speaking of infrastructure, we do have a traffic alert to talk about now because starting tonight, caltrans will be closing the sir francis drake boulevard one in larkspur of its marine county. this closure will last

i'm jessi tenure. >> just so you could we soon hear from the house committee investigating the where does that stand. >> yeah. those members are certainly hoping so right now they've been able to interview hundreds of witnesses. everyone from those closest to former president trump to the riders themselves. and they've also been poring over 10's of thousands of documents related to january 6th. what they're trying to do is hold some public hearings to reveal some of their findings in early spring. and then there are really trying to get the bulk of their work time before those midterm elections because republicans are likely to take back the house. and so that means that the committee would likely be dissolved come this next january. all right. just say thank you very much for that live report. we appreciate it. >> state lawmakers today introduced a bill that would allow private citizens to sue gun makers and sellers over shootings. ashley zavala explains. >> california lawmakers tuesday unveiled new legislation aiming to hold the gun industry accountable for shootings. ab 1594 will