The World Food Program announced a major expansion of its operations in North Korea on Monday. A U.S. ship carrying 37,000 tons of wheat arrived there Sunday. North Korea is letting the WFP expand its staff there sixfold — a rare opening of the communist nation to foreign observers.
Co-host Renee Montagne talks with Anthony Banbury, the World Food Program's regional director for Asia about the developments.
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