Northern California McKinney Wildfire Burning Out of Control, Forcing 2,000 Evacuations

California's largest wildfire this year is burning out of control, forcing 2,000 people to evacuate. The McKinney Fire in the Klamath National Forest started Friday and grew over the weekend. Wind and lightning from thunderstorms over the weekend made firefighting efforts difficult and added to the blaze. The fire was estimated to be 80 square miles on Sunday and has burned over 51,000 acres so far.