GENE RANDALL, CNN ANCHOR: Attorney General Janet Reno, today, urged everyone involved in the dispute over Elian Gonzalez to resolve their differences quickly, this so the six-year-old Cuban boy can, in her words, get on with his life. CNN's Mark Potter has been following this very public custody battle from Miami -- Mark.</s>MARK POTTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Gene, in her briefing a short while ago, Attorney General Reno spoke on two levels. She made her legal points, that this is a federal matter, that the state courts have no business in this immigration matter involving Elian Gonzalez. She also reiterated her point that the boy should go back to his family in Cuba, noting that there is a father and there are grandparents back there who are awaiting his arrival, saying that that's a bond that should not be broken. But she also spent a lot of her time speaking on a more personal note, urging everyone involved in this case to please come together, find a solution so that this boy, who has been traumatized, can finally be brought back to normalcy. She said things like, can you imagine what it would be like to be a six-year-old boy in this situation, facing photographers, having the world in your face all the time. She -- her point is that this is something that we need to take into account: This is a six-year-old boy, and she's urging everyone to please come together. She would not say whether the federal courts would be asked to order to boy back to Cuba. She would not say what the government might do if the family refuses to cooperate. Her point is, we should get to a point where we just don't get there, were the family and everyone comes to a solution, the boy goes back to Cuba and everyone agrees on what is best for the child. Another point she makes is that we should all quit worrying about what the child thinks, what the child says he wants to do, because he is simply too young to decide. She says it is up to the adults to come together and find quickly a solution for what is best for Elian -- Gene.</s>RANDALL: Mark Potter in Miami. Thank you, Mark.
Janet Reno Urges Those Involved in Elian Gonzalez Case to Resolve Differences Quickly.