he has already begun the process of meeting with bob crawford rather than the lives to get feedback into the budget process. at very high level, next fiscal year, predictions -- projections, on the revenue side, as the seven previous meetings, we continue to see local tax revenue improvement in all our tax revenue sources. that is being offset by the loss of on the ballot that we use in the current year budget, other one-time revenues, as well as reductions in state and federal funding. on the expenditure side, we continue to see increases in our personnel-related costs. we are assuming the loss of one time savings, reductions in our capital budget that were used in the current year to balance the budget. at the high level, good news on the revenue side of 75 loss of one time revenue. the big problem continues to be on the expenditure side. this is the bottom line for fy12, 13. predicting $52.7 million shortfall. for the following year, 13, 14, a shortfall of three of $75.3 million. this is the first time we're doing a two-year projections. the second year number is a cumulative number.

for mitt romney. >> we want to bring back chief washington correspondent, bob schieffer and political correspondent jan crawfordters. we've heard so much about this and how important this could be. at the end of the day, is this going to be -- bob i'll start with you -- a deciding factor in a state like florida? >> there's not nearly the -- as large of the evangelical vote in florida as in south carolina. but you know, the thing about south carolina is it is so stunning. newt gingrich won in all categories. he won among evangelicals. he won among women after this story about the open marriage and all of that. he won among everybody. i mean, it was like he walked up there and knocked romney down. it's romney that's got to come back now. >> but what is the message that south carolina voters sent you all? as you mentioned, here's the ex-wife talking, never good. when you know -- you have some idea about what she's going to say. his personal problems have been well-documented. his political problems, well-documented. south carolina voters said we still want that guy. how is that possible? >> because they see newt g

reports tonight from dean reynolds, jan crawford, and bob schieffer. john blackstone at the scene of a fast-moving wildfire near reno. it's already destroyed dozens of homes. alan pizzey reports a new danger in the search for victims of the italian cruise ship disaster. and steve hartman on the road with a refreshing politician, one with absolutely no political aspirations. >> we're here to talk about your political career. >> oh. >> reporter: you don't seem too excited about that. >> no. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we are hours away from the first primary there the south, south carolina, and it's turning out to be a more critical battle for the g.o.p. nomination than anyone might have imagined. have a look at what just happened. in the latest preprimary poll out today, newt gingrich has passed longtime front-runner mitt romney. gingrich now holds a six-point lead, 32% to 26%. we have a team of campaign 2012 correspondents covering the south carolina primary. first, dean reynold

bob schieffer and jan crawford are back to talk about that.le in the latest viral video sensation. over here. the 22-year-old man says he loves jesus but hates religion. >>> autism is diagnosed and there could be a game changer. >>> a comedy act on the road, on the view, she's hitting the big screen. sherri shepherd is joining us today. you're a newlywed with a young son. i'm thinking, did you just not have enough to do in your life? >> i can't sit still. that's what it is. i cannot sit still. i had to keep working. i don't know how to be a stay-at-home mom or wife. i'd be eating all day. >> that would not be good. >> not saying anything about stay-at-home moms or wives. >> i agree. sherri sheph b-s five... i'm grace lee. an armed standoff came to an end in the past hour in oakland. swat teams surrounded a home in >> i'm grace lee with your cbs 5 headlines. an armed stand-off came to an end in oakland the fruitvale neighborhood where a suspect barricaded himself inside, has surrendered. this morning a caltrans crew had to do an emergency repai

reports tonight from dean reynolds, jan crawford, and bob schieffer.tone at the scene of a fast-moving wildfire near reno. it's already destroyed dozens of homes. alan pizzey reports a new danger in the search for victims of the italian cruise ship disaster. and steve hartman on the road with a refreshing politician, one with absolutely no political aspirations. >> we're here to talk about your political career. >> oh. >> reporter: you don't seem too excited about that. >> no. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we are hours away from the first primary there the south, south carolina, and it's turning out to be a more critical battle for the g.o.p. nomination than anyone might have imagined. have a look at what just happened. in the latest preprimary poll ou

jan crawford, dean reynolds and bob schieffer are tracking the cab datas. crackdown in oaklands, police arrest more than a hundred members of the occupy movement in a violent clash at city hall. and menu makeover in los angeles schools. bill whitaker tells us why more greens at lunchtime are making students see red. >> the healthier it get, the more disgusting it is. >> this is the captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor. we begin tonight with a massive accident on one of the nation's busiest highways. a series of crashes early this morning on interstate 75 in gainseville, florida. wreckage was strewn for nearly a mile in both directions. at least ten people are dead. drivers, it turns out were blinded by folk and smoke from a nearby brushfire. and tonight officials say that fire may have been a case of arson. nearly eight hours after the deadly pileups began, firefighters were still trying to put out the flames. the images from above even more dramatic. a hollowed out tractor-trailer still

. >> pelley: jan crawford, bill whittaker, dean reynolds are with the candidates. bob schieffer looks at what this means to the republican party. new research shows cancer death rates are down, but not for teens or young adults. dr. john lapook explains. is oil production causing earthquakes in the midwest? michelle miller which is the scientists trying to find out. and the new face of employment in america, there may be jobs, but cynthia bowers reports they aren't what they used to be. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening. it is a new reality for republicans after the closest iowa caucus in history. and who would have guessed. in december, rick santorum was polling at 4%, but last night he virtually tied mitt romney for the win, losing by eight votes. out of more than 122,000 cast. it was a record turnout. michele bachmann who won the iowa straw poll this summer dropped out today after mshing sixth. the ink was barely dry on the ballots when the candidates moved onto new hampshire where the primary is next tuesday.

bob, norah. >> all right, jan crawford, thank you. >>> candidate ron paul has been running a strong campaign here in iowa. wherever he goes, he gets the rock star treatment. taran, good morning. >> he seems to be attracting the youngest voters. with all this youthful buzz around him, i'm pretty certain that he had good momentum and feeling good about tonight's race. by strong poll numbers and growing crowds -- >> it does look like there are more cameras than there used to be. >> reporter: ron paul is a bonified hit in iowa. >> iowa is ready for ron paul. >> reporter: some might say paul has bet the farm on the hawkeye state spending $1.3 million on ads here. his boost on the ground organization that is reaching the masses. the 76-year-old texas congressman has been especially appealing to younger voters. >> everything the man says is just absolutely wonderful. >> i feel like he has a country out and to help my generation. >> ron paul. >> reporter: what do you think it is that you're saying that resonates with younger voters so much? >> young ideas. >> reporter: paul says a win in iowa would do wo

. >> pelley: jan crawford, bill whittaker, dean reynolds are with the candidates. bober looks at what this means to the republican party. new research shows cancer death rates are down, but not for teens or young adults. dr. john lapook explains. is oil production causing earthquakes in the midwest? michelle miller which is the scientists trying to find out. and the new face of employment in america, there may be jobs, but cynthia bowers reports they aren't what they used to be. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening. it is a new reality for republicans after the closest iowa caucus in history. and who would have guessed.

bob schieffer's guest this sunday on "face the nation." mitt romney once had a sizable lead in south carolina, but he lost that over the last few days. jan crawford is with the former massachusetts governor in columbia tonight. jan. >> reporter: well, scott, the question for romney is what happened? and in talking with voters here this week, it appears they finally found someone else, that conservative alternative to mitt romney that they've been looking for. making a final push for support, romney today seemed to acknowledge the race had changed. >> we'd like to win here, of course, but we've got a long way to go. >> reporter: romney this week tried several different lines of attack against gingrich and today gave a preview of what's ahead-- questions about gingrich's honesty and integrity and charges that his work at mortgage giant freddie mac make him the ultimate washington crony. >> he also said that he was, you know, one of the authors of the reagan revolution economically, and create the these jobs. now that we've looked at the reagan diaries and seen he's mentioned only once and in a way where reagan said he was wrong, i'd like to see wha

crawford last& night. in davenport.s this morning out- good morning, jan. >> well, good morning, bob. you know, romney spent the day greeting big crowds of enthusiastic supporters. we sat down with him after another packed event in council bluffs and asked about the polls that have him out in front and also hi spextatioexpectations i >> i've seen polls in the past. i think i'm getting a real strong send off. i'm pretty encouraged. i don't know if i'll come in first, second, third but i think i'll get a big boost coming out of eye was. >> reporter: throughout, romney has held steady. now he is facesing a surge by rick santorum who is gaining votes with evangelical voters like mike huckabee in 2008. are you concerned that rick santorum might do a last-minute surge and how do you stop rick santorum's surge? >> i'm happy rick santorum endorsed me in the last campaign. he has worked hard in iowa. i wouldn't be surprised to see him do weell. i think over the long haul, new hampshire, florida, nevada i'll get the support i need and get the nomination. >> reporter: one former front-runner new

bob and mark, i'm denise koch. thanks for >> pelley: tonight it's a battle for the nomination. romney's lead evaporates in south carolina. but could an ex-wife stop the gingrich momentum? reports from dean reynolds, jan crawford and john dickerson. allen pizzey at the italian cruise ship disaster. new audio tape raise sz more questions about the captain. new guidelines for heart patients, dr. john lapook with everything they need to know about sex but may be afraid to ask. and did the rules of war cost a wounded soldier his life? >> my husband laid there, wondering why nobody is coming to get him. >> pelley: david martin on whether changing those rules could save lives. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. mitt romney has just found out that you can't count on anything in politics, not even the elections you win. today iowa republicans took away his victory in the