Pontiac, Detroit Puts City Assets Up For Sale, No One Shows Up

Wanna buy a city hall? A library? A golf course? A cemetery? How about a fire station?

Financially troubled Pontiac -- perhaps foreshadowing what's in store for Detroit -- tried to tell its residents at a public hearing Tuesday that it was putting most of its assets up for sale.

But except for the mayor, the city's emergency manager, his assistant and a lone reporter, no one came.