McKinney Fire in Northern California engulfs over 52,000 acres

Two people were found dead in a burnt car in the path of the fast-moving McKinney Fire in the Klamath National Forest in Northern California, the largest in the state this year. Officials said that the fire burned more than 55,000 acres as of Monday night and remained 0% contained.

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