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Where local leaders will be paying attention especially after having to deal with fuel cost to get to washington. nationwide orange for gallon of gas is $4.33, it hit $4.33 on friday, setting record high. just a year ago $2.85. is that last number affordable or luxury the american people never should have expected to last? here is what heidi heitkamp had to say. >> that is artificially low price you are starting from, this is not the highest price we've had, we are shocked because we got used to $2 gas. >> alexandria: global squeeze on oil due to the war in ukraine, republicans say cost of liv...

Goes up. >> bill: average gas prices today, $4 -- $4.32. last year $2.85. phil, you're back. go ahead and answer. >> windfall property tax is tax on americans. they'll be paying for it. i never seen more short sighted energy policy from any administration in history. it's not only the things that they done that are on the record, it's the invisible hand against the oil industry. investors are afraid to invest in american energy. this administration saying we don't like american energy. we want to get out of the energy business. we want our oil from places like venezuela and opec. everybody is ...

That day. gas prices drop add few cents since hitting record highs last week, but they are still pretty darn high, especially in california where the price of a gallon of regular hit $5.85 today. the national average is $4.25. coming up, russians have been cut off from the world and in many ways we are being cut off from them. what are they thinking? we have a rare report from inside the increasingly isolated country. later ukraine produces one-third of the world's grain. what happened to the world's food supply when the war started. it's not just the bombs. jacob is on a farm outside of lviv....

$3.54. so one year ago from where we are today, gas was at $2.85. that's a big jump to $4.33. vanessa is in new york for us. how are these prices impacting daily life here in the u.s.? >> well, these prices are rising incredibly quickly. you said it, $4.33 is the national average today, up 33 cents in the last week and up nearly 80 cents since the russian invasion into ukraine, which was just at the end of last month and this is all coming on the heels of inflation, which was already pushing these gas prices a lot higher. according to moody's analytics, american families can expect to spend $1...

For that. we are looking at $3.85 a gallon in missouri. but these prices are actually changing the way people are living their lives and certainly driving. we talked to people today who said they're going to take the less gas guzzling cars, fuel efficient cars if you will. some told me they'll take this trip and sit at home until this subsides. but they have patience and are putting it into perspective. >> we definitely have a lot less to complain about, you know, ourselves with those in europe. you know, but everybody likes to complain about something. but it's hard for us, but when you look ...