i am elizabeth mcdonald and welcome to forbes on fox. we'll have steve, mike, and sabrina and john and morgan. mike, who has it right? >> the consumers have it right. going back to 2007 before the last bubble burst, consumers were on it and confidence had started to fall and the stock market took until october to realize. consumers have it right. cheap prices and money is raising stock prices but making consumirs poor. >> steve, these are the data points. retail sales are lowest in nibe months and consumer confidence is down. who has it right? the market hit for the 14th time it hit a record. >> the market has it right. you can have a good market in a economy. it is not good. company corporate earnings are up and they haven't paid it out in dividends and you have a peculliar situation. dividends are higher than bond yield and so the market is not a bull market only because of the dollars going down in value. you can have both. but in real terms the market is also punked. >> you wonder if the blue sky crowd is too much in control. compani

i don't know any white man in port elizabeth, no. the white man i used to know is-- he is now in-- pity. we might have been able to work out a point there. you see, if you knew the white man, i would ask the white man to write a letter, stating in the letter that he's got a job for you here in port elizabeth, right? now, you take this letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you straight to the native commissioner of king william's town. the native commissioner of king william's town will read the letter from the white man in port elizabeth who's got a job for you and write another letter. now, take the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, plus the letter from the white man in port elizabeth, straight to the native commissioner of port elizabeth. the native commissioner of port elizabeth will read the letter from the native commissioner of king william's town, letter from the white man in port elizabeth and then write another letter. take t letter from the native commissioner of port eliz

. >> elizabeth, you're absolutely right. this is a very dangerous situation. that's one of the reasons we have seen so many people evacuated from the area. earlier -- around gosh, 9:00 or 10:00 last night, we had reports that they were actually evacuating a triage area that had been set up on the high school football field. one of the big concerns coming up in about half hour from now, elizabeth, when the winds are about to change direction, and the mayor was very concerned that if that happens they may have to evacuate more people as a result of these toxic fumes in the air. we've been talking all night about the power and the force of this blast. it took out just about everything within a five-block radius. a guy from austin, texas was talking to the "dallas morning news," and he was about five miles away at a convenient store, stopped in to get a coca cola. he says the lights went out, the explosion happened and you could feel nit your chest and ears, and he said that ceiling tiles and pictures on the wall actually broke. >> wow. you know what i was going t

that's me, elizabeth. and my friend jimmy bennett and i are investigating the world of entertainment here in the city of dreams. come with us as we discover exactly what it takes to make it in hollywood. we're in for an aerial and magical good time. let's do it. elizabeth: welcome to elizabeth stanton's great big world of aerial and magical arts. hey, guys! i am elizabeth stanton. and today, i am in los angeles with my friend, jimmy bennett. and today, we're learning the skills to make it in the entertainment industry whether it's just flying on a trapeze, or learning to perform a magic trick. so, if you are ready, come on. let's do it. elizabeth: los angeles is one of the most popular cities in california because it's right on the beach and visitors love it here. you can learn how to surf one day, go to knott's ber ry farm, walk hollywood boulevard see stars... you can walk down the street and see a celebrity at a coffee shop. it's the coolest place ever. los angeles is full of entertainment. you can see

: [ sighs ] wyndemere's my family home. >> elizabeth: ugh.reepy. and it's dusty and remote. >> nikolas: i'll have you know that there's a staff coming in tomorrow to take care of the dust. >> elizabeth: nikolas, seriously, just stay on the mainland where you can get medical attention. you can stay with me and the boys. i have room. >> nikolas: move in with you? now, what would a.j. think?

>> good morning, elizabeth. yes, that's still the message out here. the good news is we are not seeing a lot of patients arrive at the hospital, so things seem to have stable -- stabilized for us and our neighboring hospital as well. we seem to be in a little better place, but i'm sure there is a long day and tomorrow and weeks ahead for the folks out in west, texas, and so our hearts go out to them and all of our prayers from everybody here in waco. >> now, i know you mentioned earlier, how many patients have you seen throughout the evening? you are just one of the hospitals, one of the facilities getting patients. what do their injuries look like? >> tonight we saw 65 patients come in from west texas and the majority came from minor to moderate injuries. we were fortunate with the patients that came our way. many of them having cuts and abrasions and a few broken bones and quite a few of them had some breathing issues that needed some treatments. obviously from chemical inhalation and a few head injuries. fortunate they were minor in nature and we w

that's m e, elizabeth. and today i'm exploring los angeles wi th my friends, jennifer veal and jimmy bennett. we are here on m ulholland. yes. mulholland drive that is. that is. that is. and we are checking out some c elebrity homes. elizabeth: we're about to discover that l.a . has everything from driving tours to dinosaurs. and even a little chocolat e souffle in between. come with us as we di scover los angeles. it all happens right now. look at that . oh, yeah! that's so cool. look at the palm trees. yeah. welcom e to elizabeth stanton's great big world! as we discover l.a. hi, i'm elizabeth stanton. i'm here in los angeles with a few of my friends. and i'm gonna show you some things you've never seen before. (laughing) ah! elizabeth: los angeles is one of the most famous cities southern california. there's so much to do here and so much to discover. you can do anything, from surfing to even going on rollercoasters all day. (people screaming) los angeles is known for beaches shopping and definitely cele

i'm elizabeth vargas. "20/20" and abc news, we leave you these images of terror, remembrance, but most of all, heroism. have a good night. ♪ >>> a city celebrates the end of a nightmare. new details on the capture of the suspect. >> and the new level of security at at&t park. how the bombing in boston has changed the way we will see a

here now, david muir and elizabeth vargas. >> good evening. new york city could have been next. that is what investigators are now saying was the next target for bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev, who tonight is in fair condition after being transferred from a boston hospital to a medical facility in a state prison. >> of course, so many asking tonight, elizabeth, what if those brothers made it to new york to times square. the crowd chaos could have been boston all over again. so, what decision do you make in indiana stand, when it can make the differences between life and death? here's matt gutman. >> reporter: there is a moment when, in a crowd, split-second

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elizabeth colbert busch brought up his travels to argentina.ford suddenly had difficulty hearing his opponent. >> when we're talking about getting our fiscal house in order, we need to look at everything from cutting spending to what are our costs. so during the time when we're having all this fiscal spending, fiscal cutting, back to the days everybody had a furlough in the state, everybody was losing their jobs and we were pulling our belts in, when we talk about fiscal spending and we talk about protecting the taxpayers, it doesn't mean you take that money we saved and leave the country for personal purpose. >> she went there, governor sanford. >> i couldn't hear what she said. >> but later in the debate, mark sanford used the public humiliation resulting from his 2009 affair to explain why he would be good at compromising with democrats. >> you don't go through the experience i had in 2009 without a greater level of humility. >> yes, that actually happened. voters in south carolina go to the polls next tuesday. looking ahead to the last few

our time has evaporated on elizabeth monroe. in 20 seconds or less, can you tell us what people should know about this woman's tenure as first lady, what did she contribute? >> elegance. she brought a sense of style. she was known for her beauty, for her sense of fashion, but mostly for her elegance, bringing a sense of real style. if i was going to compare her to a modern modern first lady, not so modern, 50 years ago, i would think of jacquelyn kennedy with that sense of fashion and style and elegance that she brought to the white house. >> daniel press-on, thank you so much for being here. >> thank you for having me here. next will move on to our first lady profile, that of louisa catherine adams. we'll be right back. >> she was the only first lady born outside the u.s. louisa catherine adams, writing in her diary in 1812 about the loss of her 1-year-old daughter, my heart is almost broken, and my temper which was never good suffers in proportion to my grief. my heart is buried in my louisa's grave and my greatest longing is

let's go to elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, what are you hearing and seeing? >> i'm not sure exactly what just happened, but the police here erupted in applause. the police car came out and took a left and headed down the street. someone yelled out is that him and the police officer said yes. that's all i know. that's all i can tell you from here. i don't know if it means there was a definite round of applause from police as the car drove away. as the police car drove away. >> did you see anybody, the obvious question, did you see anybody in the back of that police car? >> you know, impossible to see. it was totally dark. it was impossible to see. >> what is the situation now? >> the situation now is that everyone, fire truck or ambulance, went in down the street towards the house that we've been talking about. so a police car came out and police applauded as it left, and then another vehicle, what looked like a safety vehicle or perhaps an ambulance, went in down the street. >> so it is right now 8:44 p.m. here in boston. all of this began almost, well, 22 ho

. >> good evening i'm elizabeth cook. these excliesive photos from fox 5 atlanta show what remains of the boston bombs. the feds say they were made from pressure cookers packed with slap nel intended to hurt as many people as possible. investigators say they'll try to reconstruct the devices to determine who built them and why. meanwhile, tips have been pouring into the fbi. more than 2,000 so far. and while the search continues for the killer, ken has new information about the victims. he's live in boston tonight. ken. >> hi, elizabeth. we are outside children's hospital of boston right now. little bit of good news tonight. we told you last evening about 12-year-old aaron martinez. he is continuing to improve this evening. hospitals officials telling us that he has shrapnel wounds to his lower extremities. one of the wounds is quite severe, and he will require more surgery. he is going to have to stay here in boston for at least another week so he can recover. meanwhile tonight a -- a big memorial to the blast victims. i

senator elizabeth warren is our guest tonight for the interview. coming up. >>> okay, as i mentioned, our guest for the interview tonight is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. that is coming up. >>> but also, still to come tonight, do you remember that magazine from the waiting room when you were a kid at the dentist, that magazine "highlights"? my favorite part of "highlights" magazine were the puzzles, especially the visual puzzles, like, for example, double check. remember this one? the idea was to spot all the differences between these two pictures. so, for example, in this one, the sign on the little shack on the left reads rentals but the one on the right says pizza. there's a difference. on the left-hand side, clean-shaven man with short hair, but his clone on the other side, he has a beard and long hippy hair. i love that game. tonight the game double check from "highlights" has come true in colorado politics. it is a visual puzzle and it is freaking weird, and that is still ahead. stay with us. [ female announcer ] are you sensitive t

elizabeth cohen is outside that hospital. elizabeth, federal prosecutors are inside. of course, the question, could the suspect be charged today? >> you know, that's a definite possibility, jake. our colleague, pamela brown, spoke to an official at the justice department and this person told her that they thought it was highly possible he could be charged before he leaves the hospital. of course, we don't know when that's going to be. we don't know how seriously he is wounded or hurt. he's in serious condition, but that doesn't really necessarily tell you a whole lot. we are expecting an update on his condition, but i don't think we're going to get many details, just a one serious or stable. probably won't learn much about what actually is going on inside. jake? >> elizabeth, there's a photograph of dzhokhar tsarnaev after he was apprehended, it was from i think the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, firearms, a picture of him down, and he was being intubated, a tube being put in his mouth to help with his breathing. that would suggest that he was in bad condition there. exp

. >> he'll face elizabeth colbert bush. >> she is the sister of tv personality stephen colbert. [cheers and applause] >> stephen: yes, my sister is running for congress against mark sanford. [cheers and applause] woo! woo! [cheers and applause] i hope she puts me on the poster committee. i've got some posterboard, markers -- [sniffs] that's the stuff -- glue and glue right on there. a little bit of glitter right there. got that right there. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] and there you go. [ laughter ] [cheers and applause] originally, i wasn't going to talk about this race on my nightly broadcast. i gotta watch where i aim this thing. [laughter] but then i watched today's coffee joe morning and the funky bunch. [laughter] jim? >> we will speak with mark sanford coming up in a few minutes and be sending an invitation out to elizabeth colbert bush. >> she has her own show. >> it's going to be "morning joe" versus "colbert report." [audience reacts] >> stephen: oh, it is on. [laughter] "morning joe" versus "the colbert report." did i want this fight? no, but this morning-- >> t

this is elizabeth davis.e are seeing a video of a scavenger hunt organized by her boyfriend, david. he was brilliant. not only did he send elizabeth out on a scavenger hunt, her friends got to go with her. this is a city wide hunt. this is dallas, texas. >> the first clue sends them to get a mani/pedi together. >> who is this guy and does he have a twin. >> roses in her shower. the path leading to it is covered in hershey kisses because he wans to kiss the grou she walks on and shower her with roses. david is setting something up at the nature preserve. the next clue leads her to an observatory in the middle of a nature preserve and switches. he made l.e.d. light displays, one that represents the past, one the present and one that represents it future. let's get to the future, shall we? david comes walking down the path. he's lit and they hug. flip the switch. it says marry me. >> this is elaborate. >> he had me at the pedicure. >> we have them via skype. >> congratulations. >> did you have any idea as you we

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our elizabeth cohen is standing by. first, we want to catch you up on some of the other developments, up to date on the charges that the suspected bomber may actually face, and show you some new riveting images of that intense manhunt that led to his capture. we're watching all of this unfold. for that, let's go to cnn's joe johns, our crime and justice correspondent. he's working his sources in washington. joe, what are officials telling you about the proceeding that could happen today in the coming hours by the suspect's bedside? this is highly extraordinary. >> that's true, wolf. our sources have told us it's possible, possible we could see charges today. but there's no guarantee. we have heard as recently as yesterday that authorities were contemplating a terrorism charge, most likely something relating to use of a weapon of mass destruction. also, in all likelihood, some type of charge relating to use of a fire arm and commission of a felony. conspiracy certainly also possible because authorities allege that the su

. >> reporter: good morning, elizabeth. law enforcement officials continue to question whether others were involved in the boston attack. despite the claims of the surviving brother to the fbi, that the two of them acted alone. and overnight, there are new details of the attack had been in the planning stages for at least two months. a new hampshire fireworks store has told the fbi, it sold $400 worth of fireworks in february to tamerlan tsaranev. the gun powder and fireworks was likely the explosives used in the marathon bombs, according to bomb experts. >> it was one of the biggest loudest stuff that we have in the store pretty much. the assistant manager of phantom fireworks, tsaranev bought two large mortar kits during the two for one sale. and she remembers his russian accent. >> we don't get too many people in here with russian accents. >> reporter: meanwhile, the medical condition of younger brother dzhokhar has been upgraded from serious to fair. and some of his friends are trying to upgrade his image. one friend po

thank you, sir. >>> i want to move on now and talk to our senior medical correspondent elizabeth cohenu for your patience. got him on the phone, thought it was important to talk to him and talk to you as well. tell bus this injury. how do doctors handle an injury like this? >> yeah, the doctors that i spoke with, it sounds like he broke his shin bone, and it's actually relatively simple to handle. you do surgery, and as we've seen you do it quite quickly. you take a rod, usually either steel or titanium, and you put it down the length of the bone. the bone is hollow so you put it down the length of the bone and then, believe it or not, they have these patients up on crutches the next day which i think is pretty remarkable, and then they start physical therapy quite quickly. >> elizabeth, they said they could see the bone jutting out if you were down. that makes it seem much worse, like it's a much more severe injury than one might think. >> the doctors i spoke to mentioned that. they said they had seen it on television, and i -- i said, wow, you can do surgery that quickly and put the

we want to go to elizabeth cohen. elizabeth, there are new details about his injuries since i last spoke with you. what do you know? >> reporter: don, these are very details from my colleagues. also what we've learned from susan candiotti. what we've learned is he's had wounds to his throat and also, this is very, very important, it's intubated and sedated. somewhat that means is he has a tube going down his throat that's attached to a ventlator that breathes for him. that doesn't mean he can't believe on his own. often doctors will put them on a ventilator because it takes the strain away. as you said earlier, this explains why the governor has said that he can't communicate right now, injuries to the throat, sedated and intubated. don? >> elizabeth, give us an update on the bombing survivors. how many are still in the hospital at this point? >> reporter: there are at least 57 bombing survivors still in hospitals around the boston area. two in critical condition. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you very much. we appreciate

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and endorse my sister, elizabeth colbert-busch for congress. yes, she's a democrat.usiness woman, a job-creator, who in raising three children on $14,000 a year, went back to school, built a 20-year career in international trade and is now leading mark sanford in two consecutive polls! are we ready to do this nation! yeah! >> in the spotlight tonight, steven colbert endorsed the congressional candidacy of his sister who pronounced wanted family name the old fashioned way, elizabeth colbert-busch, in south carolina. one republican official in south carolina tells the "new york times" everybody is really concerned, because she's not a bad-looking lady. welcome to south carolina politics, ladies and gentlemen. that same official said there are two other things that worry their republicans. quote, she is a good speaker and she has got some money. she will have some more money when steven colbert hosts a pair of fund raisers for his sister this month. one in new york, one in washington. on tuesday, her republican opponent, former governor, mark sanford, accepted the nomin

what did doctors have to do, elizabeth? >> the first thing you mentioned that it broke the skin, brooke, the first thing they worry about is infection. making sure to keep that site clean then they go in and do surgery, they fix it, they did this very quickly. i was talking to ordrt pedic surgeons not involved with his care and they said it looked gruesome but it's relatively easy to fix. you put a rod, steel or titanium, put a rod in that bone so he's now got a rod in his shin bone, and it works quite well. it was a two-hour surgery. and believe it or not, brooke, they told me that people on him are standing up on crutches the next day. like today. >> no way. >> so even though it looks so horrible it really is quite fixable. >> we should all be hoping for is that he gets up and walks again. he's perfectly healthy. but there are a lot of people asking this question right now, could he possibly get back on the court sometime next season? >> you know, the orthopedist i speak to, both of whom have treated athletes with these k

elizabeth, give us an update on the bombing survivors. how many are still in the hospital at this point? >> there are at least 57 bombing survivors still in area hospitals, two in critical condition. >> elizabeth cohen, thank you very much. we appreciate your reporting. we want to go back now to watertown. cnn's susan candiotti, it's still an active crime scene. how long will investigators be there and what are they doing? >> reporter: it's certainly what a lot of people around here would like to know. they're taking of time and there's no rush here. they want to carefully go over every inch of that boat that you saw. and to make sure that they're not missing any other pieces of evidence, possibly hidden explosives elsewhere -- there's no indication of that. but they want to pick up every bit of evidence they can before they close this down and reopen the street. they hope the residents of this area understand. tonight we have those amazing thermal images taken of the boat last night when they were making the arrests. these photographs co

elizabeth cohen joins me. you have been following the story and the story is interesting because the judge said there is no real reason it should be sold over the counter. what are you hear aing from your doctor sources? >> what he basically said is, look, the fda is charged with deciding if it is safe and effective. if it is safe and effective for 17 and older, it is safe for 17 and younger. it works the same in a women's body. safe and effective no matter what age. therefore, it should be available over the counter to anyone at any age? >> still some require a prescription. >> if you're not going to require a prescription for 17 and older, why are you requiring a prescription for younger than that. the obama administration said they were worried the younger girls wouldn't know how to take it. >> i want to introduce you to a woman named brooke mackie. brooke, thanks for joining us. you've, obviously, been following the story and this is so personally relevant to you. you told us when you were a young teenager

cnn's medical correspondent elizabeth cohen is on the phone but we'll start with kenny klein. he is the senior associate athletic director for the university of louisville. thank you for joining us tonight. mr. klein, how is kevin doing? >> kevin's still currently in the methodist hospital here in indianapolis and undergoing surgery at this time. >> yeah. >> we're showing video of the players. players from both teams who are visibly shaken, visibly upset even crying. how does this -- were you at the game? >> i was. i was at mid-court, and it certainly was a gruesome injury, and it affected a lot of our players but while kevin was down, wanted the players, called the players over and said, you know, win the game, win the game. that was his message to the team, and they certainly took it to heart and got the task accomplished. >> it's pretty gruesome to ask, but, i mean, people in the crowd and players were saying they could hear the injury. they could hear the break. >> it was an awful thing. it's something that one of our football players went through, michael bush, very simil

we love it. >> the cat with the vacuum. >> elizabeth engaged. >> i like elizabeth engaged.day. . >>> good morning to our viewers in the west. it's monday, april 22nd, 2013. welcome to "cbs this morning." the boston bombing suspect is now communicating with investigators. former fbi insider john miller with what dzhokhar tsarnaev is telling them. plus we'll go to moscow where we look at ties to terror groups. >>> major budget cuts. if your airport hasn't been hit yet, it could be today. >>> more flooding in the midwest and we'll introduce you to the teacher of the year. >>> but we begin with today's "eye opener" with your world in 90 seconds. >> we have reason to believe, se

i really think so. >> so elizabeth colbert busch, opening up nine points, that's real.een party candidate taking three that would go to her surely if the green party candidate wasn't there. >> right. >> i am leaning toward calling this a commanding lead. >> i think that is more than fair, and who knows, there's still plenty of time, who knows what else mark sanford will do, what other shenanigans he will pull. lawrence, here is the thing about him in all seriousness. the problem is he was trying to convince voters in the district that he basically is a changed man, changed his ways, made good with his family, for some reason thought his ex-wife would want to be his campaign manager, we'll put that aside, these activities don't support that argument. >> and karen, this written ad he did yesterday, compared his campaign to the alamo, to the siege of the alamo. >> he is probably the only person watching the paper, reading the news last week.

i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir.kend for >>> grabbed in an instant. a little girl snatched by a would be kidnaper. >> and a problem at a local starbucks. a creepy crawler that turned

services and wants to get elizabeth onto the jobs list at the treasury. "i promise i will never ask you for another favor." of course, she did. over and over. death ofy, it was the willie. this was a piece of sheet music that we just acquired, only two copies report it anywhere. outuppose there are a few there. it is hard to imagine how many people would have wanted to buy this outside of the lincoln's immediate circle of friends. a substantial publisher in new it., william hall, printed child tohe first t die in the white house and not one of only two presidential children to die in the white house. , illinois.ingfield illinoi going back to her need for money, abraham lincoln was a very successful lawyer in springfield. he worked the railroads and made quite a bit of money. what was his income? >> that is a great point. it is interesting. if you go back and look at the accounts, her money seems to be something that started with washington. neighborsfriends and that talk about how thrifty she was. it was a good housekeeper she .as during his legal days ab

back to you guys. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> saving millions of gallons of water is the goal of emergency measures in santa cruz. the city council there declared a stage 1 water shortage alert yesterday. the stage 1 alert means hose versus to have nozzles, restaurants can't serve water unless asked, and people with new pools cannot fill them until fall. the measures take effect may 1. the problem is because of the dry winter. >> with the extreme lack of rainfall between january 1 and mid-april, our flowing sources which is the main source for the san lorenzo river are running low. >> santa cruz gets most of its water from the san lorenzo river and its level is about half of what it should be right now. >>> the three boys accused of sexually assaulting and distributing photos of saratoga teen audrie pott are being electronically monitored on house arrest. the 16-year-old boys were released from juvenile hall on saturday. they will have to petition to be allowed out of their parents' homes. audrie pott hanged hersel

elizabeth and i are going to talk about it in a second. i have three daughters and she has four daughters. we think about this. i know you advocate for the plan b to be available with no limitations. but what do you think now that a little bit of time has passed, the parents' point of view is in all of this? >> restricting people who can be pregnant, that that line of a woman or a young girl who doesn't have control over her body, who can't make a very basic decision on whether or not she will have a child. that that is something that each woman, each girl should be able to decide on her own. >> what are the health concerns? so we're talking about any woman of childbearing age. we're talking potentially pretty young girls here. are there any particular health concerns? >> there are no particular health concerns for young girls versus older girls. there aren't very many side effects to these pills. it's usually something like a head ache or dizziness or nausea. not major side effects. you're taking this usually within 24 hours of having sex

elizabeth pran is live in washington. good morning elizabeth. >> good morning patti ann. what a rare day. not only are all living presidents together but we will sea a lot of president george w. bush who stayed out of the spotlight since his presidency. president obama speaking wednesday night saying quote regardless of political differences president bush loves his country and loves his people. the library will open today on the campus inside the sprawling facility will be memorabilia from his campaign and early days in office. there will be a full scale reproduction of the oval office but also some very personal exhibits surrounding 9-11 complete with wreckage from the world trade center. the first lady says it's very important to remember the day that certainly changed history. >> george realized the children who were on the tour with him weren't alive on september 11th. so they had no direct memory of it like all of us do. it's important i think to remind people of it. it was a very pivotal moment, most challenging moment. >> in recent years bush spent time building t

elizabeth? >> oh, boy, all right, thank you very much, gio. >>> for more we on this, bring in "gma's" legal analyst dan abrams. the united states does not have an extradition treaty with cuba. pretty incredible it was resolved between the two governments so quickly. >> remember, none of the alleged kidnappers here have any connections to cuba which would have changed this fundamentally. i think a lot of people say, well, there's no treaty. why would they have cooperated? why not. meaning in the sense there's no reason really that the cubans would want them in the country. there's this sense, oh, there are all these cuban fugitives there, true, there have been some over the years, primarily in the '60s and '70s, but tended to be much more politicized and have a connection to cuba in some way, shape or form. >> like in the elian gonzalez case, both sides, they're recognizing the rights to be returned to their parents. what charges will the parents face? >> elian gonzalez would be difference betwee

back to you guys. >> all right, elizabeth. thank you. >>> checking bay area headlines this morning, richmond police are searching for two gunmen who shot and injured a man on saturday night. it happened on griffin drive. police found the victim in his car. they say the man was targeted. witnesses say the suspects got away in a white suv shortly after the shooting around 8 p.m. on saturday. >>> in hayward a young man who was shot has died. the 26-year-old man was shot saturday around 10:00 in the driveway of a home on franklin avenue. he was taken to the hospital for emergency treatment and died of his injuries yesterday. so far police have no suspects. >>> two huge tunnel boring machines are set to arrive in san francisco this week. they will be used to dig muni's central subway that will connect south of market to chinatown. the work starts in june and the machines will arrive from china in pieces. it's supposed to take four to six tweaks assemble them. they will dig below 4th street at about 40 feet per day. >>> it is the en