for third. amungs carat -- among democrats -- hillary clinton is up 11 points over bernie sanders. clinton discussed the race with john dickerson for "face the nation." >> secretary clinton, you know what it is like to be in a tough delegate battle. last time around you stayed in all the way until the end. do you think there is anything wrong with bernie sanders stays in the fight all the way to the end? >> i think that is up to him, john. i am just very pleased at where my campaign is right now. i was really gratified by the results yesterday. we'll net delegates. and feeling good about the upcoming contest. i have really put together a great broad coalition, that i think is the key to winning in november against who ever the republicans nominate. >> speaking of winning in november, the republicans seem to have all the enthusiasm, more people are turning out for their primary process much more than democrats won't that hurt in the battle in november?

what that means. you know, i have gotten more votes than anybody running. on either side. i have gotten more votes than donald trump, although i am sure he doesn't want to hear that. and we have gotten it from a wide, broad base. i have gotten in the democratic primary, election, i have gotten more white voters except for the state of vermont all told. all told i have had more support from white voters. i feel really good about where our campaign is and where it is going. >> in places like ohio, massachusetts, there are reports that democrats, switching over changing their registration, becoming republican sews they can vote for donald trump. aren't those voters you are going to want back. how do you get them back? >> well, i want to get every voter back. i will keep working during the primary to earn every vote. and make it clear i am running an inclusive campaign the i want

americans not just some of them. and i hope that, as we move forward, people will be giving a second, third look to all of the candidates. and that includes me. it include, mr. trump. so i am going to keep reaching out. and demonstrating unequivocally if people are frustrated, discouraged, upset by what is happening in the economy or the government or political system, that i come ready, prepared, to do what's necessary to make progress. i think that is a very strong case. >> let me ask you a question about something in the news this week, brian pagliano, former state department staffer, who was granted immunity from prosecution into the criminal server. when this happens. worry somebody is going to get >> well there is no basis for that. i am delighted that he has agreed to cooperate as everyone

and i think that we'll be moving toward a resolution of this. >> so you see -- >> after all. >> yeah, i do. absolutely. i think we are getting closer and closer to wrapping this up. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. ws on tv now, i'm walking them. life is unpredictable being flake free isn't. because i have used head and used regularly, it removesr up to 100% of flakes keeping you protected

(sounds of birds whistling) music

me. for massage and intimacy. every touch, gently intensified. a little touch is all it takes. k-y touch. marco rubio won the gop primary in puerto rico. but remains far behind in the delicate count. -- behind in the delegate count. ted cruz says he is the only republican that can block donald trump from winning the presidential nomination. saturday, cruz won in kansas and maine. trump won louisiana and kentucky. both trump and cruz spoke to nation." >> conservatives talked about the coarsening of the culture and job of a conservative politician to stand up and say

has this campaign improved the culture? or made it worse? >> well, listen, there is no doubt there are aspects of the campaign that have gone into the gutter. we saw moments with donald trump and marco rubio engage in insults. offcolor jokes, nastier and throwing mud. my approach, i am not going to play, not going to engage in the insults and throw the mud. i don't have the views on the size of any parts of donald trump's anatomy. i am not interested in talking about that. what i am interested in talking about is issues facing american people. millions are facing stagnant wages not having jobs. my top priority is bringing back jobs and raising wages. we will do that by revealing obama care, passing a flat tax. abolishing the irs, stopping amnesty, securing the border that's my priority. >> you said last week talked, donald trump is entertaining. it's entertaining. other stuff slips in that's the way in which conservatives i talk to for years have said that's the way the culture

it's the job of a politician to stand up and say no there are guardrails here. >> listen, think about what presidents have meant in history. lincoln's gettysburg address. fdr, only thing we have to fear is fear itself. jfk, ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country. i think people at home are asking themselves, how would we feel if our children came in repeating the word of the president of the united states. if that president was donald trump. if it would embarrass you to have your children repeat the word of the president, that's not a good thing. a president should unifiep, appeal to our better angels, appeal to our shared val use that make america who we are. and that is how i am trying to campaign. i think that's what the american people are looking for. >> donald trump said there need to be flexibility on m immigration. you talked "the new york times." and off the record conversation. he is right of course. negotiation. flexibility. right? >> he is most absolutely not right. but it was a stunning aspect of the debate.

flexibility. flexibility. flexibility. that's one of the reasons why we are selling now, yoga mats on our website. tedcruz.org. they're breathe yoga mats. if you find yourself, boiling over with rage. spend time doing yoga. breathing maybe help you relax. listen, conservatives are used to seeing republican candidates run to the right in the primary. run to the left in the general. part of the reason we are frustrated. angry. we are tired of politicians lying to us. what was amazing about the debate, john, donald is running to the left. he is not out of the primary. in the debate this week. donald stood up there and said to marco rubio, i agreen with you, i understand why you compromised and were flexible negotiating with chuck schumer on the gang of eight. this is the donald trump who has made immigration the centerpiece of his campaign. who said he agreed with marco rubio supporting the gang of eight amnesty bill. stunning. >> last question, something that

you talk about he is going to be a president. you can't let your children watch tv. marco rubio says he is a con all these terrible things. at the end you are asked if you doesn't that undermine the danger to conservatism and >> listen, one, hillary clinton catastrophic. a third term of barack obama. i cannot support hillary clinton. number two at the outset of the campaign. i promised i would support the republican nominee. i am some one who keeps his word. past week on super tuesday. in the state of texas. we won an overwhelming victory by 17 points. that was particularly meaningful. the people of texas, they know me. and they know my heart. they are people i made promises to. i ran for senate. you elect me. i will lead the fight against obama care. amnesty, lead the fight against our debt.

religious, the bill of rights. the reason we won in texas, texas said, ted you kept your word. i will tell you, john. as president i will do the very same thing. >> mr. trump you are bringing a lot of new people into the republican party. some people are saying they want to leave the republican party too. what is your message to those who want to leave? good riddance? >> i think they shouldn't leave. i think they should get together. i think everybody should be unified. we are building up numbers incredible within the republican party. you have been seeing, south carolina, new hampshire, the numbers are astronomical. i don't think they have ever seen anything like this, actually. by the way the democrats are losing. democrats are going down, 35%, 40%. we are going up 50%. couple states over 100%. >> what do you make of the effort to try to take the

>> i am very surprised by it. very surprised to hear third party the i will appoint conservative judges. and a third party would mean that him ear would win or who ever is going to be running. you are going to have liberal judges as many as four or even five if you can belief that during this, period of time. so a third party means absolutely they will have four or five very liberal judges appointed as owe posed to four or five, very conservative judges. i think it is really playing with fire. >> they say they can't be in the party with you as head of it? >> i've don't understand that. i get along with people. very much a unifier. maybe people don't see that. they will see that. my relationship to people has been great over the years. again. i am new to politics. been doing this now for seven months. i think i have done a very good job in seven months. but we have a tremendous number of people coming in and showing up to volt. the lines in all the states that i have won have been record setting.

said about paul ryan you hope to get along with. if you didn't. he will have to pay a big price. you said about john mccain. he has to be very careful. how can you be a unifier when you are saying those things about two republicans. >> i think he would pay a big price. you'd really have a split party. a very split party. he has done a good job. i may be mr. conservative than him. i am stronger on the border. but he has done a very good job. i was in favor of paul ryan. he very much is a unifier. he was sort of chosen i think. >> a lot read that as a threat. >> not ape threat. not a threat. >> paul ryan said, if a person wants to be the nominee of the republican party. no evasion and no games. they must reject any group or cause built on bigotry. he was talking about you. >> i have rejected. how many times do i have to reject. i reject david duke. rejected david duke. i have rejected the kkk, the ku

years old. i rejected them. president of it on twitter last week. how many times. an amaze thing with twitter. i have, more than 6 million. and another 6 million with facebook. 13 million, 14 million with instagram. when i put out a minor message. everybody picks it up. donald trump tweeted something very unimportant. let me just explain -- when i put out that i reject the kkk, david duke. nobody picks it up. you know why they don't? they don't want to pick it up. you pick it up. everyone picks it up. simultaneously. practically the same time. they don't want to pick it up. i have been asked this question so many times. i have rejected. so many times. what did you think about ryan saying that? i guess that was my question. >> don't forget. he is getting a lot of information to you guys. when i tweet about a rejection almost right after the show ended. maybe i wasn't clear or something. how many times do i have to sach if it? i told cnn when chris christie endorsed me.

question was asked. i rejected it there. news conference was a day before. how many times do i have to reject or disavow. >> let me ask you this question. david duke is saying to his supporters and followers, vote for donald trump. white supremacists are saying. do you want the votes? >> i don't want them. i don't want him to. i can't help it. if he says it. but i don't want it. john, if he says it, he says it. do i want it, no. no, i don't want anything. >> white supremacists. >> i don't like any group of hate. hate groups are not for me. but i have said this before -- the press hates me to say it. they just don't want to pick it up. >> you are turning, thinking more about the general election. in december last year, you said, talking hillary clinton. we view this as the war. then you asked the audience, don't we view this as war? do you still view it as war? >> little bit.

the last person she wants to run against is me. i can tell you that. i know that. sort of interesting. one of your competitors said, i know that hillary clinton wants to run against donald trump. i called him. i said, listen here's the story. if they say they want to run against me that means, they don't want to run against me. do you understand that. because that's the way, a game of chess. i know for a fact. and you know for a fact the last person that she wants to run against me. i've won numerous polls against hillary. i haven't started with hillary. i had a brief moment weeks go. hillary went way down and bernie got credit. running a great campaign. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. i think we should've taken a left at the river. tarzan know where tarzan go! tarzan does not know where tarzan go. hey, excuse me, do you know where the waterfall is? waterfall? no, me tarzan, king of jungle. why don't you want to just ask somebody? if you're a couple,

it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. oh ohhhhh it's what you do. ohhhhhh! do you have to do thattright in my ear? choose to move freely. move free ultra has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. and now try move free night. the first and only 2-in-1 joint and sleep supplement. because i'm a woman... do you think i'm gonna crack under pressure or conquer the field? defy expectations any day with always infinity. made with flexfoam. rewrite the rules. always. this is mineral build up it collects leaving gross germ-ridden stains. clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach is no match for that. but lysol power toilet bowl cleaner eliminates mineral so why choose anything other than lysol? jill and kate use the same dishwasher. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry

that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. for better results, use finish jet-dry. dry spray? that's fun. it's already dry! no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. can i keep it? (laughs) all the care of dove... ...now in a dry antiperspirant spray. man (sternly): where do you think you're going? mr. mucus: to work, with you. it's taco tuesday. man: you're not coming. i took mucinex to help get rid of my mucusy congestion. i'm go od all day. [announcer:] mucinex keeps working. not 4, not 6, but 12 hours.

in alaska the iditarod is under way. 85 mushers taking part in the grueling trip across the alaskan wilderness this year. sunday the official start of the race from willow, alaska. saturday the ceremonial start at anchorage had to be cut short by lack of snow. carter evans has more. >> rookie race for her. >> reporter: the ceremonial start of the iditarod is everything you expect from a sled dog race. except the snow on the ground didn't come from the sky above anchorage. it came on a train from further north. tim sullivan with alaska railroad.

the weather has been warm. >> reporter: so far anchorage received half of its average snowfall. as of friday, just 29 inches had fallen. 61 inches is normal. and the city has been storing what it plowed from local streets for the iditarod according to race coordinator carl heidelbach. >> harvesting every flaek of snow since november hiding it to make it happen. >> reporter: it wasn't enough. the 350 cubic yard of backup snow will cover three miles of the anchorage track instead of the usual 11 miles. >> we didn't want to shorten the race. but our only other option left was to take it from anchorage. that's not what we wanted. we wanted the spectacle here. for our fans here. >> reporter: it happened last year as well. when there was even less snow. and it may be a trend. over the last 60 years, winter temperatures in alaska have risen by 6 degrees. a rate twice as fast as the rest of the country.

good thing in other places, here in anchorage where the iditarod is the biggest tourist event of the yar there is no business like snow business. carter evans, cbcbs news, los angeles. the "cbs overnight news"

steve hartman found what can be described as a catalytic conversion on the road. >> go on. >> all cattlemen face challenges beyond their control. but not long ago at this ranch south of houston. tommy sawen face aid problem of his own. >> you know, every marriage has its issues. it is not always easy. >> i was as unprepared for it as anybody. >> what's that? >> reporter: it all began innocently enough. shortly after they got married six years ago, rene just started

renee don't name those cows. >> reporter: but she didn't listen. >> hey, star. sunny started singing to them too. who's going next in the red trailer >> before long the rancher's wife turned into a rancher's worst nightmare. a vegan who couldn't stomach so much as living on a cattle ranch anymore. >> just want to get out of the business. our marriage was going to be over. >> it wasn't working. i said i am going to sell the whole herd. if-up are going to sell the whole herd any way why don't you sell them to me. i said sell them to you. >> he looked at me. you have lost it. you are crazy. >> reporter: clearly there was some truth to that. but what tommy didn't know was that renee had been secretly posting a blog called vegan journal of a ranch ear wife. she attracted thousand of followers, through the contracts. renee was able to raise $30,000. enough for a hostile takeover.

to be bought out by his wife. >> is this not emasculating in any way? >> no! >> reporter: i am asking him? >> yeah, i didn't appreciate it. but you know it was growing pains. >> come here. >> reporter: here is where the story gets good. after his wife raised the money, tommy did something rare for a rancher, or any man for that matter. he put aside his ego and reconsidered a core belief. he stopped eating meat. liked how it felt. now works for his wife at rowdy girl vegan farm animal sanctuary. as far as we can tell the only

captioning funded by cbs it's monday, march 7th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." nancy reagan remembered. the nation mourns the former first lady. smitten with her ronnie. >> well, at that point, i just wanted to meet ronald reagan! the gloves come off in the