Los Angeles battles chronic homelessness

As financial problems continue to plague the US, the Californian city of  Los Angeles has become the country's homeless capital.
 
Almost 50,000 people sleep on the streets each night throughout the city.
 
But a task force of business and community leaders say they have a new plan that aims to end Los Angeles' chronic homelessness in just five years.
 
Rob Reynolds reports.

[November 21, 2010]