Texas wildfire devastation imaged by satellite

The fire in southern Texas that started on September 4, 2011 has blackened nearly all of a 6,500-acre central Texas state park. So far, the state's Parks and Wildlife Department estimates that about about 95 percent of the Bastrop State Park, located 25 miles east of Austin, has been scorched. A ...

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