FOR NOW, RIGHT BACK TO YOU GUYS. GIO: THANK YOU. NOW TO THE FIRE BURNING IN THE SAN BERNARDINO NATIONAL FOREST. IT MORE THAN DOUBLED IN SIZE OVERNIGHT. LESLEY: THE FIRE EXPLODED TO MORE THAN 17,000 ACRES WITH EXPANDED MANDATORY EVACUATION ORDERS AND HERE IS A LOOK AT THE MAP TONIGHT. THE AREA CIRCLED IN RED, THE MANDATORY ORDERS, AND IN ORANGER THE WARNINGS, THE LATEST ORDER IF SHE WOULD JUST A SHORT TIME AGO AND COVERS EAST TO THE 138 AND MILL CREEK NORTH TO THE FOOTHILLS. >> ONE BECOMING ONE OF THE LARGER WILDFIRES IN CALIFORNIA SITTING AT 17,459 ACRES. AND CONTAINMENT REMAINS AT A 0%. >> MORE THAN 35,000 STRUCTURES BEING THREATENED AND 600 FIREFIGHTERS BATTLING THE BLAZE. >> THREE HAVE BEEN INJURED. THE STEEP HILLSIDE IS MAKING IT TOUGH FOR THE CRUISE ON THE GROUND STATIONED IN AREAS NEAR THE FIRE TO MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T SPREAD CLOSE TO HOMES. >> AND THE SHELTER FOR THE DISPLACED ARE MOVING AND IT WILL NO LONGER BE AT THE EMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH INSTEAD IT WILL BE RELOCATED TO THE NEWLY ESTABLISHED COMMUNITY CENTER LOCATED ON SUMMIT AVENUE IN FONTANA. LESLEY: THE FIRE EVACUATIONS ARE CLOSING SCHOOLS IMPACTING DISTRICTS INCLUDING UKIAH T. THEY JOINED THE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT'S ALL FOR TOMORROW. GIO: THIS IS A QUICKLY CHANGING STORY THAT WILL CONTINUE