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Eyewitnesses said the bear was wandering around and eating from birdfeeders. It has now been taken to a rehabilitation center.

"We are deeply saddened and moved by this incident, and we would like to reiterate, first of all, that the Grupo Aeroméxico family extends its support, thoughts and prayers to those affected and their families."

Authorities were working to confirm the details of the crash.

Experts warned that the fire could continue to expand because of hot temperatures forecast for the week.

The fire was measured at 34,184 acres.

Rainfall from the remnants of Hurricane Bud allowed firefighters to make progress in containing the blaze—but it's not over yet.

Remnants of Hurricane Bud delivered a much needed rain shower to the fire area and is expected to drop a total of one-half to one inch of rain.

The 416 fire is now 18 percent contained, though it had expanded to 32,959 acres as of Friday morning.

Officials announced Wednesday that the fire is just 15 percent contained.

The blaze came alarmingly close to Keystone, a Colorado ski resort, and several housing developments.

The fire grew to about 2,255 acres Monday.

More than 800 homes were evacuated, while the residents of another 700 homes were told to be ready to evacuate at any time.

The fire started in the right of way of Highway 550 on Friday morning and made its way into the San Juan National Forest.

The Friday-morning fire had already spread across some 100 acres.

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