black or white smoke signals. >> the cardinals begin to meet tomorrow in what they call con growlation in which they'll discuss the problems of the church before they even get around to voting for a new pope. and many cardinals say the problems are so large it could take them a week to ten days before they're ready to vote on the man whose job it will be to fix them. jeff? >> jeff: mark fill lipses thank you. queen elizabeth is in a london hospital tonight after being admitted for a stomach infection. with more on her condition and what the royal family is saying here's kelly cobiella. >> reporter: queen liz bleth ii is in good spirits and good health according to buckingham palace aside from a stubborn stomach bug she hasn't been able to shake. the queen came down with gastroenteritis saturday after a ceremony honoring olympians the palace cleared her weekend calendar and said she would rest at windsor castle. that rest apparently wasn't enough. the queen was driven to the hospital in a private car this afternoon. gastro ent right kiss cause dehydration but the palace is not said what kind of treatment the queen may need only that she's being assessed. queen elizabeth turns 87 next month and is known for her good health and tough schedule. the last time she cancelled an event was five months ago because of a bad back. she's been hospitalized only twice in the past 20 years. kate williams is a royal historian. >> it is very possible she might be on a drip in the hospital being rehydrated just to make sure she doesn't get too weak and tired so she can fight it off and i imagine she will be out in the next few days or so. >> the palace says the queen will stay in the hospital for at least 48 hours. her state visit to rome and all other events over the next week have been postponed or cancelled in case she needs more time to recover. jeff? >> jeff: kelly cobiella in london, thank you. demolition begins today in that home in seffner florida, where a sink hole opened on thursday night. a man in his bedroom was swallowed up and is now presumed dead. ashley porter of wtsp in tampa has more. >> reporter: a large excavater bucket began digging this morning into the seffner home that has belonged to one family since 1974. for some the demolition was too painful to watch. jordan wheeler had tried to save his cousin. >> i get a phone call. my mom sounding so terrified i didn't know what was going on. all i heard was something about a hole. i got there in five minutes. >> reporter: had in just a few minutes 37-year-old jeff bush was swallowed into a giant sink hole, a camera lowered into the hole has shown no signs of life. >> the objective here is to try and clear as much of the house as possible to get a better view of what we have not been able to see which is the actual opening itself. >> sink holes often form without warning when water dissolves underground limestone, unable to support the surface weight, the ground collapses. engineers say this sink hole is 30 feet wide and 60 feet deep, filled with clay and debrisnd likely to expand. >> once we kind of had the area opened up the geo technical engineers will be able to look and give it recommendations on how to backfill the depression. >> right now the family is focusing on items pulled from their home a treasured flag and a bible. >> it's just four walls. we have a lot of the stuff that we cherished in this house almost 39 years close to 40 years. >> tomorrow crews will focus demolition on the bedroom right over the link hole. they ever-- sink hole. they're hoping for a better sense of whether it threatens the stability of other homes. for cbs news, ashley porter. >> jeff: today is the second full day of the across-the-board spending cuts known as the sequester. 85 billion in federal spending will be cut this year 46 billion of that in defense. david martin at the pentagon has more. >> reporter: the defense cuts start small very small. no more air force fly overs at funerals and graduations. the navy delayed the deployment of the hospital ship comfort to south america. but one of its newest warships left for the western pacific right on schedule. by april 1st however the navy will shut down an entire carrier airwing and the army will stop bringing in equipment for major overhauls. the longer the budget cuts last, the greater the kind of damage senator john mccain warned about on "face the nation". >> if you deprive the military of the ability to train, the ability to have flight hours for our pilots an air crews the ability of our people to have the right kind of equipment to fight with then you are putting us in danger. >> reporter: with military pay and support to the troops in afghanistan off limits the rest of the defense department must absorb $43 billion in cuts. an across-the-board 9% reduction to every program. a bad situation that after meeting with the joint chiefs of staff on friday, new defense secretary chuck hagel vowed to make the best of it. >> we will manage these issues. these are adjustments. we anticipated these kinds of realities and we will do what we need to do. we are sure for the capabilities of our forces. >> reporter: hagel could get some relief as early as this week if congress passes a defense spending bill which among other things would allow the navy to go ahead with the planned overhaul of two aircraft carriers. jeff? >> jeff: david martin, thank you. secretary of state john kerry was in egypt today meeting with president morsi in cairo. kerry came with millions in u.s. aid released by congress as morsi promised to continue economic and political reforms in egypt. more street violence though today protestors battled riot police where government workers are on strike and in cairo clashes broke out when plain clothes police tried to retake tahrir square for protestors who have been occupying it more months. in karachi pakistan, a car bomb killed more than three dozen people today. the explosion tore through a crowd of shiite-muslims after they left a mosque. the billion destroyed nearby building ambulances rushed to the scene. more than 140 were hurt. president obama continues to fill out his second term white house team. sylvia mathews burrwell has been chosen as budget director. the president of the wal-mart foundation. >> government figures out last week show new-home sales up nearly 16% in january, to their highest level since july 2008. in california, though the rebound is being stymied by a shortage not of houses but of qualified people to build them. here's carter evans. >> reporter: the turn around in construction happened so fast it caught builders like pet parea off guard. >> one day we are laying off 30 some odd employees and a few months later we're scrambling to try to find people to fill those spotsate refer a five year recession there is no shortage of applicants. >> what is the biggest challenge for you today? >> i would have to say the quality of labor. >> reporter: contractors can't find enough skilled workers. and it's hit every aspect of the industry. >> electricians, plumbers, framers and roofers especially roofers. >> reporter: roofers like joe. >> i was in the industry 27 years. >> reporter: but after the latest downturn he changed careers. and turned his barbecue hobby into a successful catering business. >> but you never would have done this when you had this high paying high power construction job. >> absolutely not. >> it wasn't worth the risk. >> no. >> are you surprised at his story? >> not at all. >> you're hearing that from others as well. >> yeah, absolutely. they readjusted their lifestyles and are doing well. >> that has left contractors with a new workforce that is largely unskilled. parea says the lack of experience has resulted in poor workmanship and big delays. >> we've taken off sheet metal on buildings who buildings, started over again. just to insurance that we deliver a quality product. >> so that must be frustrating. >> very fruses traiting very kosly and time is money in this business. >> making people like joe even more marketable. >> what would it take for you to go back to construction? >> i wouldn't go back. >> leaving one smoking hot industry for another carter ef-- carter evans cbs news los angeles. >> we'll be right back. as you age... would you take it? well, there is. 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