aaa reports the national average stands at $2.19 for a gallon of regular unleaded. and to think we paid more than 5 bucks last summer out in the hamptons. wow! that's down $1.13 from a year ago on average nationally. analysts predict drivers will save about $97 billion overall this year due to those lower gas prices. that's about 750 bucks a household. john bussey is executive business editor and assistant managing editor for the "wall street journal" newspaper. who'd have thought? >> who'd have thought, and that's a lot of money per household. you can read this one of two ways -- great for the economy, because the consumer's going to be happier about having the extra money to spend, and you're seeing this reflected in consumer sentiment polls, consumer sentiment, and confidence is up over the last several weeks. or you could say, hey, wait a second, oil dropping this much so fast, how about that camp that says this is a reflection of slowing economic growth around the world, and that's why you have this excess supply? >> it could be both of those