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soma hospital, tonight police are continuing to search for the archer who targeted them. good evening everyone >>> that attack happened yesterday in a marsh area along the san francisco the trail, south of central avenue it has homeless advocacy groups concerned about the safety of people who are already living on the street. leah martinez joins us from the newsroom with more on the story. lee? the mac last night we reported that the suspect was in custody, unfortunately that is not the case. there is a suspect description, police say the archer remains at large, we are told he will be facing two attempted homicide charges. along the san francisco bay trail, off i 80 in richmond, there's a few homeless encampment. on saturday around midnight, east bay regional cart park district police say archer targeted the camp, shooting arrows into it. two homeless men were shot in the abdomen, one also suffered an additional hit to his leg. news of the violence, traveled to the homeless advocates that say that homeless are particularly vulnerable. >> there facing element similarly anything can happen to them people target them, they have no recourse they have nothing they can do abo

here's a picture that john keane 70 out of soma cotton candy covered skies this evening and we are noticing right now. the retn of high. along downtown, san francisco and city hall lit up in purple this evening for your saturday night d let's take a look at storm tracker r tracking plenty of high clouds overhead mainly along the coastline of the bay area but better clearing as you start to make your way into the east bay but still tracking some pretty stubborn marine layer, especially for those of you i san jose up to 4 mes visibility and also seeing some patchy dense low clouds a lot of fog along t san franciscpeninsula and even for pas of the north bay as well and it is going to get worse. shortly after midnight but better lifting and clearing. earlier sunday morning and i am tracking also warmer temperatures tomorrow compared to today. so let's a look at that future cast model because that high cloud cover really going tbe nonexistent tomorrow and thanks to that extra sunshine. we are ing to notice that warm up for your sunday afternoon, rrenu wind speeds out there right now fairly calm in the single digits. those of you in the north bay mountai

that we are seeing proposed in central soma will pay for a higher fee by raising rents on larger companies who are often willing, they really want to be in san francisco, willing to absorb higher rents. in the class b or c buildings where our smaller companies are, there may not be the ability for those developers to get from those tenants, these higher rents. there is a concern that we may lose some of the smaller businesses as the rents go up. i have a chart here which is interesting, i apologize it's a little small. what that tells us is you look at the one on the bottom, asking the red line, class a office space. the purple, if they really tried together, as the class a office space goes up and rents, the cheaper office space goes up, but it goes up with it. that frankly is our larger policy concern. it does not center around google or facebook paying 5-$10 more per square foot. almost finished. thank you for bearing with me. in terms of what we think needs a further look. we think it would be useful for the controller to do a review of the economic feasibility analysis that we did. the controller was able to very successfully kind of come in, if