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of any other neighborhood in the bay area. other zip codes surrounded by dense forests like loma mar, inverness, angwin trailed behin, with a thirdpopulation also stuck with the fair plan. but even coastal towns like pescadero and san mateo county and jenner up in sonoma made the top ten list. >> it's a little tiny, small place, and it's at the mouth of the russian river, so i don't know. i don't get the logic there. >> but as quirk explains, is it logic or just weighing the risk? >> insurance agents, you know, we really do. we find ourselves in really crummy positions. as an example, if you had a home in the mountains and i said, look, the only place we could put you is the fair plan. i mean, is that even a good recommendation on my part? because they might be bankrupt. and so we wrestle with those kind of ethical issues and we're looking for some direction on that. >> have you received any direction from the insurance commissioner with respect to that? >> no we haven't. you know, i've reached out a few times to a few different places to see. how do we advise people? we've got something out of lloyd's of london. it's twice the f

of any other neighborhood in the bay area. other zip codes surrounded by dense forests like loma mar, inverness, angwin trailed behind with a third the fair plan. but even coastal towns like pescadero and san mateo county and jenner up in sonoma made the top ten list. >> it's a little tiny, small place, and it's at the mouth of the russian river, so i don't know. i don't get the logic there. >> but as quirk explains, is it logic or just weighing the risk? >> insurance agents, you know, we really do. we find ourselves in really crummy positions. as an example, if you had a home in the mountains and i said, look, the only place we could put you is the fair plan. i mean, is that even a good recommendation on my part? because they might be bankrupt. and so we wrestle with those kind of ethical issues and we're looking for some direction on that. >> have you received any direction from the insurance commissioner with respect to that? >> no we haven't. you know, i've reached out a few times to a few different places to see. how do we advise people? we've got something out of lloyd's of london. it's twice the fair plan premium. and quit

bay area that thick fog took over the entire morning. that's somewhere along -- hey, there's the rest of the city. that was time lapse video from our camera on top of the marotel. >> the fog won't still around all night, not nearly as much of a factor tomorrow, because of the gusty offshore winds. let's look first at the fog on our map on the floor. it shows the fog pushed away from the coast. the strong offshore winds will push the marine influence away from the coastline. we should be fog-free after midnight and largely cloud-free because of the influence of the offshore wind. they'll be at their strongest by tomorrow afternoon, 30 to 40-mile-an-hour range, pretty uniform across the bay area. the highest gusts aren't going to be in the cities. it will be on top of the peaks where gusts can exceed 50 miles an hour. most of us will experience the 30 to 40-mile-an-hour range in general for the strongest wind gusts which is strong enough to move you around on the road. if you still have inflatable lawn decorations up, you may want to deflate those tonight or they may become airborne and there's a wind advisory in effect at 7:00 this evening through 10:00 a.m

bay reporter dustin dorsey looks at the effects of climate change on california. >> apocalyptic views in southern california has everyone looking for answers as fires continue to burn.nswers as fires continue to >> this is like mars, the moon, armageddon, climate change. i mean, something's going on here. it's absolutely, utterly insane. >> fires are complex, but most experts agree one contributing factor stands above the rest climate change. >> it does seem like the hotter earth is generating more and more and more extreme weather for the for everybody. when we issue a particularly dangerous situation, that's usually a 5 to 10 year event. and yet here we've issued three of them in the past three months, 2024 was the hottest year on record. >> for the first time ever, the global temperature rose by more than 2.7°f compared to the pre-industrial average. and the heating planet causes a phenomenon that san jose state climate scientist eugene cordero says is known as hydroclimate whiplash. >> where you go from dry to wet and back to dry, it's something that's that's challenging to forecast, but certainly something california's been experienced before. we have these super dry years and then it could then next thing y

of explosions rocked an east bay neighborhood. the close call after a gas station goes up in flames. this is today in the bay. well, good morning everyone. very good friday to you. i'm scott mcgrew. mar