BLITZER: In California, someone is coveting two rare works of art. Our Zain Verjee is in the CNN Center in Atlanta with details of a brazen art heist -- Zain?</s>VERJEE: Wolf, in the rarified world of art appreciation, they appear to have very fine taste. Police in southern California hope to catch the thieves caught in this surveillance video. They were inside the Modern Masters Fine Art Gallery near Palm Springs, but not for very long. After forcing open a side door, police say it took them less than two minutes to steal two artworks valued at almost $90,000. Empty spaces now mark where the stolen works once hanged. One work was by Pablo Picasso, a picture of a partially nude woman looking out a window, the rare Picasso was painted back in 1959. And the second stolen piece is Marc Chagall. It's a lithograph titled "The Tribe of Dan." And it was completed in 1964. Now, police, Wolf, think that the thieves made off in a silver Mercedes.</s>BLITZER: Zain, thank you very much. Zain Verjee reporting. Just ahead here in THE SITUATION ROOM, he's been in the news in the CIA leak investigation. Now he's here in THE SITUATION ROOM talking about the case, the big political stories, and his 25-year career at CNN. See how far he's willing to go in our interview. That's coming up. And later, closed for Christmas. Why are some churches shutting their doors on one of the holiest days of the year? Stay with us.
Marc Chagall and Picasso Art Stolen