burning in the same area could in the sense all the firefighters here to iraqi fire all had to do was move further south of the jerusalem fire when they just a matter of hours had 500 firefighters on the scene now 24 hours later they have more than a thousand firefighters on the scene. another benefit is because these are right next to each other there ll be one will burden to the other meaning it will burn a less fresh brush. at 6,000 a. the jerusalem fire has slowed progress but has yet to be contained. less scary especially trend hose down and we re for it as a call it was crazy only reporter: burn but those acres since this morning started 5:00 this morning and today latency its past half. burning a southeast direction away from bob dylan areas. here and spruce grove road fires also burning to the north. we expect it will bump into the rocky fire burning. hopefully burnout of fuel. reporter: and right now hundred under 50 homes affected none have faced any damage so
senior national correspondent john roberts reports from burlingame, california. for the third time this week, ted cruz put a hammer-lock on the news cycle in indiana. governor mike pence announcing he will be voting for cruz. i see ted cruz as a principled conservative. who is dedicated his career to advocating the reagan agenda. and i m pleased to support him. but even as he threw his support behind cruz, pence had high praise for donald trump. i particularly want to commend donald trump, who i think has given voice to the frustration of millions of working americans. with a the lack of progress in washington, d.c. as watered-down as the endorsement might have been, cruz supporters breathed a sigh of relief that it came at all. about time some in california told fox news, cruz is hoping that pence s support will lead to repeat of wisconsin. i recognize the media wants to do what they can to pooh-pooh the endorsement. it is significant to have the strong conservat
nice to be with you at home. i m leland vittert. the final three republican presidential candidates are scouring the golden state in hopes of swaying voters during june s primary day. in just a couple hours, ted cruz is scheduled to address the california gop luncheon. donald trump and john kasich spoke there yesterday. will the voters get trump to 1237? john roberts joins us with the very latest from beautiful burlingame. reporter: that s the big question going forward, particularly to the indiana primary. first, what a difference a day makes. the sun is out as it was yesterday but there s no protesters blocking the entrance to the hotel here at the san francisco airport unlike yesterday, when the answer coalition, which is a nationwide professional protest organization, rallied people outside the hotel to protest donald trump s speech here yesterday. they managed to create enough of a disturbance that the secret service had to reroute the motorcade. take a look at this
seniorational correspondent john roberts reports from burlingame, california. for the third time this week, ted cruz put a hammer-lock on the news cycle in indiana. governor mike pence announcing he will be voting for cruz. i see ted cruz as a principled conservative. who is dedicated his career to advocating the reagan agenda. and i m pleased to support him. but even as he threw his support behind cruz, pence had high praise for donald trump. i particularly want to commend donald trump, who i think has given voice to the frustration of millions of working americans. with a the lack of progress in washington, d.c. as watered-down as the endorsement might have been, cruz supporters breathed a sigh of relief that it came at all. about time some in california told fox news, cruz is hoping that pence s support will lead to repeat of wisconsin. i recognize the media wants to do what they can to pooh-pooh the endorsement. it is significant to have the strong conservativ