mr. kelley. little bit of haze. overall, sun shining over the entire bay area. i'll show you that in a minute when we get to your futurecast. today, 60s. 63 in san francisco. 65 in oakland and 66 in los gatos. overall right now we are in the upper 50s and low 60s. we've got about ten degrees of additional warming before we get the highs in between about 3:00 and 4:00 pm. a little bit of fog will return tonight. not a lot. futurecast at 5:00 pm, just ay little bit of low cloud cover from san francisco, draped through san jose. and then, as you wake up tomorrow morning, little bit of patchy fog. high pressure moves in. the next 24 hours, high pressure will be at its maximum strength. for us, that means the warmest day of the week. we'll get another brilliant sunny day and then the rain showers arrive. let me step out of the way and time this out for you. 1:00 pm, light spotty activity up in the north bay will continue through about 10:00 pm. we're not expecting all that much. the main event arrives as we head through friday morning, into saturday and sunday. we're

mr. kelley thinks about that idea.i don't have a real policy stance on what -- on infrastructure or on transportation and how we can raise revenue to employ veterans. i know that the bill that the senate passed, and i know the house is going to pick up this week does provide a broad range of opportunities for veterans and employers to connect with veterans. host: this is a comment by twitter and i'll say by way of introducing it as it's on spending. there is some discussion about -- with entitlement programs for civilians, medicare, social security. keeping the rules for those already in the system but future generations. in that spirit, dr. duncan writes -- if we promised our vets something, give it to them. maybe we can modify benefits for future service member but not prior commitment. what's your reaction? guest: we looked at this twice before. back in 1978 c.b.o. scored how we can change the way retirement is paid. c.b.o.'s report came back saying it was a bad idea. in 1985 we tried to modify military retirement.