Obama visits fire-hit Colorado
President Barack Obama has visited fire-damaged homes in Colorado after wildfires spread across the state.
10,000 thought to be displaced by US wildfire
About 10,000 people remained displaced by the largest wildfire in Colorado history today, a day after President Barack Obama visited the scene and called it a "major disaster".
Two bodies have been found so far according to reports, and police say fewer than 10 people may be unaccounted for. The victims names have not been released.
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