economic and foreign policy interests. >> helima, tyson, thank you both for joining us today. we appreciate it. >>> up next we're "on the money," detroit dreams, the hot new cars from the auto show this year and what you might be driving if you are looking for new wheels. >>> and later, everyone's a okay, not really. if you, like me, didn't strike it rich with powerball, it is to manage your announcer: you wouldn't let money just blow out of your house. so when your ac or heater is on, make sure the doors, windows, and fireplace flue are shut tight. if you're headed out, turn down the ac, or lower the heat, by 10 degrees. and always keep your water heater set at 120. a little bit of common sense goes a long way. >>> if you bought a new car or truck in the last year or are thinking about a new set of wheels, you are part of the great resurgence in the u.s. auto industry. last year it set an all-time record for new vehicles sold and many believe the record will be what's hot right now? phil lebeau just returned from the detroit auto show and joins us now with more. phil, what's

economic and foreign policy interests. >> helima, tyson, thank you both for joining us today. we appreciate it. >>> up next we're "on the money," detroit dreams, the hot new cars from the auto show this year and what you might be driving if you are looking f new wheels. >>> and later, everyone's a winner! okay, not really. if you, like me, didn't strike it rich with powerball, it is >>> if you bought a new car or truck in the last year or are thinking about a new set of wheels, you are part of the great resurgence in the u.s. auto industry. last year it set an all-time record for new vehicles sold and many believe the record will be broken again this year. what's hot right now? phil lebeau just returned from the detroit auto show and joins us now with more. phil, what's up? >> we've long had a love affair in this country with trucks and suvs and saw plenty at the detroit auto show this year, are hoping become hits. showing plenty of flair and a dash of sex appeal, the auto industry is riding high. at this year's detroit auto show, luxury took center stage. mercedes unveiled th

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thank you both for being here today. >> thank you. >> good to be here. >> helima, let's start out with you. is this a good thing or bad thing for the u.s. consumer? >> for u.s. producers it's a great thing, at certain point we're going to have u.s. refineries not being able to take all the crude the u.s. is producing, so it gives an outlet for u.s. producers. so if you're looking at a global market means potentially lower prices. so the consumer should benefit, but i think not right away. this is not going to make a difference until we have a recovery in u.s. prices and also u.s. production coming back. >> yeah, we are looking at oil prices at the lowest levels in over 12 years. tyson, what do you think, do you think we live to regret this? >> absolutely. we're not going to see the impacts right away, because both the domestic and the international oil market is saturated with excess oil and storage, but once that starts to tighten, which i think could happen later this year, u.s. producers no longer burdened by having to only sell their oil to u.s. refiners are going to be free to mov

we're really in a very, very bear market right now of sentiment. >> helima, this sort of market, riskremium, is that a dead notion? >> risk premium, i think at this point you literally have to see almost a physical supply disruption out of the middle east. just torching the saudi embassy in tehran is not enough to get anyone excited right now. you literally have to see barrels off the market. isis showed up and lit up a bunch of libyan faciles. no one cared. we have to see something major out of saudi or iran to get people excited about oil. >> the biggest maybe story of the week that few have talked about is the possibility that saudi aramco may go public. it's a gigantic trading company. i say maybe because right now it's just sort of reports that they're thinking about it. if they do it, they're going to have a lot more capital than they already have. would that be negative for oil? >> i think it would for some people it would say, look, this is showing that saudi arabia is absolutely preparing to weather a lower for longer. also we don't think the upstream is in discussion at all,

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. >> helima kroft, rbc. >>> coming up, the weekend sports news that everyone will be talking about thisng, plus, "the force awakens" in china. disney's biggest box office awakens. >>> first, as we head to break, nbc's grant johnson joins us from kxas with the business traveler's forecast. >> you mentioned t"the force awaken awakens". these are current temperatures, minus 7 in minneapolis, marquette subzero temperatures. the cold is the big story. in the northeast, 35 in new york city today. d.c. at 39. boston, 37. cleve land only 19. chicago, 24. minneapolis at 8 for a high temperature. there are wind chill advisories up there. cold jett were through the rockies. los angeles, 65. texas, temperatures in the 50s and 60s and 70s in far southern florida. the cold anchored in place. moving on shore in the west later today and especially another round of rain later this week. more on "worldwide exchange" on cnbc coming up. the flu virus hits big. with aches, chills, and fever, there's no such thing as a little flu. and it needs a big solution: an antiviral. so when the flu hits, call your doc

and helima was telling me $25 could be the target. still to the downside.> jackie, thank you. oil dropped once hitting investment and jobs in a big way. hess saying it will cut by $1.6 billion from last yooek. a 40% drop, and 20% less than the original spending cut projection this year that the company gave just back in october. a very clear sign of how little visibility eve the biggest companies have. cutting spending doesn't mean cutting oil production. hess's production forecasts are the same they gave back in october. production not down, in other words, despite falling prices. let's stay in the oil trade as we bring in the trading nation. today that is phil streebl. i'm never going to ask anyone ever again if oil is at a bottom. it's clear that nobody really knows. when you look at the future's market what is the market saying is most likely to happen? >> i think we are tracking the equities here today. i think the fed is going to cop out with a dovish statement. that's why the equities are going occupy. opec -- i'm sorry that the oil market is in symp