tim smalls joins us from execution, llc, gordon charlotte will be with me right across the street from where the president will be addressing the nation. gordon, it's interesting to think about this. sips the president was inaugurated, the market is up and all ten sectors within the s&p 500 are up. where do we go from here? what do you want to hear from him on the crisis monday? >> well, what i'd really like to hear from the hear from the president, erin, is what's the exit strategy for the government. right now we have three asset classes that are doing well. gold is doing well and equity is doing well. is equity doing well because the government has sort of come in and effectively stopped some of the institutions, or is the equity market really safe as these levels? so i would like to hear from the government how he's going to extricate the government from the small stock businesses. >> last night the treasury secretary kept making it abundantly clear he wanted to get out of every one of those investments as quickly as possible, but there was no sense of timing. >> erin, i think we w

small, low overhead. >> garrido would visit tim allen about once a month for 15 years. >> he told me he was severely a.d.d. and he was on medication. >> he said it to you? >> just out of the blue. he'd snap his fingers and start blurting out a song that he wrote. he did that on two or three occasions. >> the happy sound of his singing obscured the horrendous circumstances in which police say jaycee was being held. back of the house, in a ramshackle tent, she was kept in the most appalling conditions for almost two decades. >> i'm sure she was depressed and frightened and shocked. but you know, over time with seduction and certain kinds of treatment people adapt. it sounds awful, but they adapt or they die. >> local attorney michael cardoza isn't surprised that a former sex offender lived unimpeded for years. >> this is an area replete with child molesters. it is replete with crime so people tend to stay out of other people's business. >> but i thought that megan's law was supposed to alert local people to the presence of a child molester. >> but the public has to look at it, the public has to do an invest

small, low overhead. >> reporter: garrido would visit tim allen about once a month for 15 years. >> he told me he was severely and that he was on medication. >> reporter: he sang to you? >> yes, out of the blue. >> reporter: the happy sound of garrido's singing obscured the horrendous circumstances in which police say jaycee was being held. back of the house in a ramshackle tent, she was kept in the most appalling conditions for almost two decades. local attorney mikele cardoza isn't surprised a former sex offender lived unimpeded for years. >> this is an area replete with child molesters, it's replete with crime. so people tend to stay out of other people's business. >> reporter: garrido did have a designated parole officer but nobody knew what was going on inside the property. by 2005 he was so confident, he was taking the girls out in public. >> he came into the front door and he said, hey, i want to introduce to you my daughters. these girls were just stunning. their faces were perfect. i couldn't forget the way they looked. that's one thing i do remember. >> reporter: little did tim allen know that these

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small position there. >> thank you so much for joining us. maria, i'll send it up to you as you'll be speaking with elizabeth warren. >> we will see you in a minute. tim think geithner just wrapped up his testimony to the congressional oversight panel. a signs of increased strength in the economy and the financial system appear. mr. geithner said the government was scaling back many of its special loan and guarantee programs. with reaction to the testimony is elizabeth warren. she's chair of the congressional oversight panel on t.a.r.p. also professor of law at harvard university. so good to have you back on the program, miss warren. thank you for spending the time. >> thank you. >> what was your reaction to secretary geithner's testimony just now? >> well, i was really struck. i think that this crisis is entering a new phase. you know, the oversight board and the department of treasury may have differences about how strong or how weak the economy is, where the dangers still lie ahead. but what kept recurring in this testimony was secretary geithner's assertion that in effect, if we don't get some regulatory reforms through, if we don't get the rules