. >> there's no question about who's in charge here, but for some customers at the cuyahoga county, ohiohop, diane donnett can be a bit of a surprise. >> i shock people from time to time because i am a woman that knows about guns. >> diane not only knows about gun, she buys them, sells them and teaches people to use them. >> go ahead and put your finger on the trigger. that's good trigger control. >> she's one of a small number of female gun store operators in the country. >> believe it or not, there's more than you think. its jaups they're all behind the scenes. where i'm out front here most of the gun shops, they're family businesses. the men are the out front, but the women are in the back running it. >> diane, who runs the whole show at stonewall gun shop, from stock room to showroom, never planned to have a career dealing in firearms. it was her husband that got her into it. >> he had more experience with firearms, i really didn't know anything about firearms. >> tell me about first time you shot a gun. >> oh, my god. well, let's see, the flame went out that way, the casing went out

. >> reporter: across cuyahoga county, fannie mae is selling repossessed homes at rock-bottom prices.y're pushing property values lower. >> it's destroying our neighborhood. >> reporter: betty ewing has lived here for 33 years, just a few doors down from the home fannie mae sold for just $5,000. her house has lost a third of its value. >> if we wanted to get up and leave, we wouldn't get anything for it. >> reporter: fannie mae and freddie mac were created by congress to increase homeownership. their losses from bad mortgages required a $135 billion taxpayer bailout. >> i'm outraged because that's my money and we're letting a company that clearly has demonstrated they can't manage their business make decisions about national housing policy. that's stupid. >> reporter: fannie mae denies it's selling homes below market value. the government agency that oversees it said in a statement: but they are not doing that with ignacio miranda's house. he fell behind on his payments after he lost his job. >> i tried everything possibly so we didn't have to lose the house. >> reporter: he spent two