i want to bring in now randall orndorff. he's a geologist with the u.s.talk a little bit about the sinkhole in this house. first off, do you think, randall, that we'll be able to get a sense of what it looks like once this demolition is done? i know it's going to be a long process that will probably stretch into tomorrow sounds like. >> sounds like they have a good idea of how large the sinkhole is length and maybe depth wise. if they get better access to it, we'll be able to see more. also maybe understand its shape, give you a better understanding of if it grows in other directions, if it will grow toward those other houses. >> when you say understand its shape, would it be something besides a circle? >> well, depending. it's probably circular. could be oval. one direction could be longer than another

randall orndorff, geologist with the u.s. geological survey. thank you for talking with us. just to bring you up to date, you're watching pictures of the home in seffner, florida outside of tampa where jeff bush was killed on thursday night when a sinkhole opened up in his bedroom and swallowed his bed with him on it. obviously very, very sad situation for the family as crews there have had to call off trying to recover his body. they are now demolishing the house, getting started on that, hoping to recover some of his personal effects before it works the rest of the day and tomorrow. we'll keep an eye on the picture and update with developments. for now i'll hand over with my colleague candy crowley and state of the union. x xxx>>> can you feel it now? today it happened. budget cuts. >> republicans chose this outcome over a single tax loophole. >> president obama and senate democrats failed to act. >> moving beyond who did this to what next with the senate's top republican mitch mcconnell. then the president's top economic adviser gene sperling on plan b and his side of the