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Nuclear and icbm tests of that year, and that russia and china actually agreed to back then. might lift those sanctions in exchange for the verifiable dismantlement of north korea's nuclear reactors, yuranium centrifuge, and that would freeze the arsenal. you wouldn't acknowledge or tolerate it but you would look away and deal with the production capability and testing issue first. >> president biden already has spoken at length about the importance of democracy standing together in the face of a autocracies, and he specifically cited russia's war in ukraine. this is not really a subtle signal...

Get it on store shelves faster. >> joining me now is kate snow who has been covering the impact of the shortage across the country and ally batali. great news for parents who want it quickly. how quickly will it be back on shelves? >> i can't tell you. i think that's the problem. i spoke with the surgeon general yesterday and said what is the hold up? and they're hoping that it will be quick now they have the production capability. but we'll see. those shelves are still empty. i have to tel you, kate, families are ending up in the hospital. we're at the point. it has gone on long enough. espec...

So when president putin decides to attack ukraine, and suddenly we have to look at the prospect of sanctioning the russian exports of oil to the world and russia is the biggest oil exporter to the world that's a problem that's big than the u.s. production capability can solve unfortunately. in the short-term. as long as we have in risk that russia's oil may be sanctioned, we've got a problem that's bigger than even the valiant u.s. oil producers can solve. >> so then in your opinion, how high could gas prices go? are we talking so 6 a gallon, $7? what do you expect. >> well we expect gasoline ...

Russia's the biggest oil exporter to the world, that's a problem that's bigger than the u.s. production capability can solve, unfortunately, in the short term. so, as long as we have this risk that russia's oil may be sanctioned, we've got a problem that's bigger than even the valiant u.s. oil producers can solve. >> so, then, in your opinion, how high could gas prices go? i mean, are we talking 6 bucks a gallon, $7? what do you expect? >> well, we expect gasoline prices will continue rising until one of two things happen. either there's going to be some sort of resolution to this war in ukrai...

Miles away from the battlefield. >> ask jjoining me now to talk this threat is the director of the world food program global office in berlin. it is good to see you, sir. ukraine has been known as europe's bread basket because of its wheat production. what -- what has this war already done to that production capability? and what will the likely impact appro be going forward? >> good morning. let's put it this way. ukraine and russia, together, amount for about 12% of the global calories that are traded around the world. immediately after the outbreak of the war, 20% of the annual production of...