adam housley live in los angeles. thank you.eck of a light show in the skies over southern region in chile, courtesy of mother nature. take a look at the lightning. coloring and erupting volcano's ash cloud with splashes of orange. that volcano began blowing its top over the weekend. it has forced thousands of people. look at the light. thousands of people to evacuate but there are no reports tonight of any injuries. well, apple has its head in the i cloud. the computer company announcing new online storage service for users of mobile devices. apple's ceo steve jobs taking time away from his medical leave today to unveil the i-cloud service. jobs said it will let people share their music, photos, apps and other content among all their gadgets. it's free. >> if i get something on my iphone, it t. is sent up to the cloud immediately. let's say i take pictures with it those pictures are in the cloud and they are now pushed down to my devices completely automatically. and now everything is in sync with me not even having to think ab

housley is in los angeles with the latest. do we know if they have any of it contained adam? >> right now they're saying zero percent containment. two of the state's top five fires of all time are currently burning now in arizona, one in the far south. the one they're more concerned about is in the far east, the willow fires -- the wallow fires. more than 2300 firefighters from all across the west and even some as far away as new york are battling these flames. they thought they might get a handle over the weekend but continued high winds pushed this fire, possible lightning strikes as well. it's burning an area the size of charlotte, north carolina. this thing is massive, 184,000 acres, about 160 miles east of phoenix, an area very popular in the summertime for tourists, weddings. governor jan brewer has flown over this area as you might imagine, was on the ground and called this blaze horrific. take a listen: >> it was horrific and the likes of a fire of which i've never experienced from the air before. it was unbelievable, the expansion of the smoke is what we saw first, t