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Some of today's top storiesFire crews say they've stopped the Borel Fire to the south but they're still fighting it in the mountains East of the town of Lake Isabella. The fire has burned almost 60-thousand acres and is now 57-percent contained as of news time.    The Borel Fire burned over 53,000 acres in less than four days.    It started over a week ago when a pick up truck went over the edge of the canyon and caught fire-killing the driver.    California Highway Patrol is now investigating whether alcohol was a factor in that crash.    Fire officials updated residents impacted by the Borel fire in a community meeting in Lake Isabella yesterday afternoon.    Some people applauded fire crews, others criticized them for not saving their homes.    17's Rob Hagan was there.KGET has teamed up with Kern River Valley Bridge Connection and the Boys and Girls clubs to collect gift cards for wildfire survivors.  We're looking for gift cards from any of the businesses you see here that can be used in the Lake Isabell