KYRA PHILLIPS, CNN ANCHOR: We go first to Miami, where Little Havana is expected to turn out en masse today to protest the government's removal of Elian Gonzalez. It was a week ago that federal agents removed the six-year-old boy from his great uncle's home. The fallout from that predawn raid has been considerable. For the latest, we're joined now by CNN's Susan Candiotti. Good morning, Susan.</s>SUSAN CANDIOTTI, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Kyra. By this time last Saturday, a raid to forcibly reunite six-year- old Elian Gonzalez with his father was already three hours old. For those opposed to that raid, another opportunity to demonstrate today. Police expect as many as 80,000 people to pour into the streets of Cayocho (ph), Eighth Street here in Miami's Little Havana section coming here for a march slated to cover about nine blocks and featuring speakers by those who are calling the reunion of father and son a betrayal of the U.S. government similar to the failed invasion of the bops. Now, following last Saturday's raid, demonstrations started off peacefully. Then things turned ugly. Police in riot gear were called out to put out fires and made over 300 arrests. Disturbances continued sporadically for a few days, images that organizers of today's march do not want to repeat. Now, today's rally is scheduled to begin at about three or four o'clock this afternoon. Organizers and police alike hope that there will not be trouble but given events over the last seven days and a shakeup at Miami's city hall within the last 24 hours, that may not be easy. Kyra, back to you.</s>PHILLIPS: Susan Candiotti live in Miami, thank you.
Little Havana to Hold Rally Protesting Removal of Elian Gonzalez