if they were going to come to kill rod coronado, then rod coronado would cease to exist. so at that point he slipped out of l.a. he flew to south dakota where his -- but the things he's been reading about they are all prominent in the lakota so he flew to south dakota and he had some kind of a connection there. of some folks who said they had a cabin for him. and he changed his name to martine rubio and he became a lakota for six months and this is how he then proceeded to live his life for the next like 2 1/2 years. bouncing from reservation to reservation, very often using the name martine. he had lots of fake ids that had those names on them. but he changed his name a lot and eventually he made his way down to the reservation down in tucson where he eventually was arrested where he changed his whole way of working. he stopped doing environmental work in this kind of way and he started working with indian youth taking them to environmental events like at mount graham where they have giant controversies over giant telescopes over there. . they were with his tribe and the

ecomist julia coronado believes that behavior wil continue. >> there much less willing to spend freely. everything is pland out and carefuy executed so i think we are ablutely in a new normal and i dot know how long that will last. buit will definitely be a couple of years asonsumers rebuiltheir savings and sort of adjust to the shock tt's hit th. >> reporr: this long term change in buying habits rais concerns the economic recove will falter ce government stulus progrs end. a cashor appliances program is now in the worksut the clunke program has ended and incentives for homebuyerend soon. still, economist michelle mer believes the private sectocan provide the imulus for future growth. >> there's aecent recovery gog on in the housing market which we think should the el momentum elsewre. and we're starting ao to see business hire and seeing a decline in jobless claims. so therere signs that the economy is recovering and th it will be sustaable even after scal stimulus fades. >> reporter: and at the hyuni showroom, mager frank valanza is optimistic. >> obvusly we have less traffic in the