daylight hours reveals substantially more damage. as for the homeless man whose campfire started all this he's been charged with reckless endangerment and whose bail is held on $50,000 bond. i can't tell you his name because authorities haven't released it yet. i can tell you this, the battle of the blaze is far from over. the austin fire is under control but texas forest officials say today the potential for wildfires is expected to remain explosive in west and northwest texas. so far, the texas wildfires took the lives of two firefighters, ravaged more than 1000 square miles of mostly rural terrain near austin, 32,000 acres west of fort worth, and at least 60 families, now homeless. it doesn't account for the hundreds who have been evacuated. according to governor rick perry, texas is reaching its capacity to respond to these capacity, pry says his state is in need of federal