Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0 Files in video rendering misplaced.

I wasen't sure where to post this, but i'm having trouble with Adobe Premiere Elements 7.0
While editing a video in this program, I can add multiple videos to my hearts content. It looks good. But when I render out my video, no matter what the format, all the videos that I placed are scattered around randomly. Some only a few inches away from where I put it, some alot further. The only file that usually stays where I put it is the first video file I add into the presentation. Has anyone got anything to help solve this? I can't buy any newer versions of this program, As I am currently short for money, so that is not an option, Is there anything to help?

Just thought I'd just clear up a couple things, because I didn't really describe them very well D:
Any video files or pictures I use from any source, wether it be camera, or from the internet, always have the same problem
I use timeline view, as this is the only view that lets me add multiple videos in different layers. The original layer I use (Marked by the white in the picture below) always stays in the same place as I put it, but any other images or videos I resize or replace, get randomly moved about, as you can see in this two images V
My original video file
To the right is what happens to my files when I export them, I've tried multiple formats, but always have the same results D:
Hope this extra info helped, and sorry for the random images used in the project, I just scrapped whatever I could find off my computer and used that

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