Cavemen to inherit billions

Two men, Zsolt and Geza Peladi, who are so poor they live in a cave in Hungary, look like they're about to inherit their long-last grandmother's estimated $7 billion fortune after a life of poverty.

The two brothers said they had been selling junk found in the street to make ends meet when charity workers contacted them that they, and a sister who lives in the U.S., are inheriting the fortune from a woman who recently died in Germany.

Geza said they knew their mother had come from a wealthy family but that she had severed ties with them. He said his mother abandoned him and his brother and that they lost touch with her and their father until she passed away.

The brothers say they hope to use the money to help them find wives and live normal lives.

"If this all works out it will certainly make up for the life we have had until now...all we really had was each other," Geza says.