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a $100 billion problem. economists argue there is no quick fix. still, chris moore, working on the next rental, knows what a lifesaver it's been for him. >> they have given us a second chance. >> reporter: in the few point, waypoint partners hopes to work with lenders like fannie mae and freddie mac to acquire homes. they hope that will be more direct paths rather than waiting for foreclosure. >> they are buying these homes at below market prices. are they renting them back at below market or are they charging market prices for the rents. >> reporter: they say they have competitive m...

departments of two of the bay area's biggest cities are clearly not calling the shots, in san francisco the occupy protestors at justin hoe man plaza managed to get the mayor to back down, to stop a planned police raid last night. it seems nobody at city hall knows what to do next. and in oakland, robert liles tells us the tents are back and the mayor admits that she is waiting for occupiers to call her. robert? >> reporter: well, dana, the occupy oakland demonstrators behind me here at franco guy wah say that after being teargassed and shot at by police there were never any plans to...

>> if oakland has become the worldwide symbol of opposition to the "occupy" movement. >> reporter: quan's trusted legal advisor attorney dan siegel met with the mayor this morning. he told us tuesday the crackdown never should have happened. >> i opposed the takedown of the camp and i was horrified by some of the police activities that occurred in the streets tuesday night. >> you can't trust anything the mayor says or city hall says or anything the police say. >> reporter: as occupiers began reconstructing their tent city on the city hall lawn, the mayor cancelled her weekly press b...

crime, a carjacking, with a shotgun, and this person is driving in an area that he thinks, you know, nobody's going to recognize him or think twice about it, and yet here's this license plate reader that comes along and basically solves the crime for them. >> reporter: the $30,000 infrared devices allow investigators to run thousands of plates a night compared to just a handful. the cameras have helped recover countless stolen cars. they've even helped track down killers. >> if it helps solve crimes and bring kids back under amber alerts and is successful in just one, then it's absol...