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Calls are growing for increased oversight of the fire victim trust set up to compensate survivors of fire spark by PG&E equipment.

That's after a KQED investigation found the trust spent $51 million on overhead expenses in its first year, while most fire

survivors haven't seen a dime. Then, at 930, as summer approaches, the danger is increasing

of high-risk power line starting more fires around the

state. We'll discuss where the Bay Area's riskiest power lines are and where to go for help

if the power line doesn't look right. That's next on Forum right after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Lily Jamali. The fire victim trust is in charge of compensating survivors of some of the worst fires caused by PG&E equipment since 2015.

A KQED investigation found in 2020, the trust spent $51 million on overhead fees and expenses,

while $7 million went to victims that year. That's a fraction of the billion survivors were promised as part of a settlement with PG&E. In this segment, we're talking about the pace of

compensation from the fire victim

trust and just how much it's picked up this year. Joining us first is Sasha Poe, who lost her home

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