the idea of iceland as an inverse touch save. lives say a place of protecting people's privacy in this information. free speech protecting people against the touch. is a very nice woman to do it so it's definitely something with. which it will take time so you know. it flew for a long time everything should be a church bit. but the gates of jones that's here who continue to use facebook twitter and google claiming she's a guinea pig in the monitored space. she says whoever spied on her feels they can do it with impunity and that's how the case should be a warning. it is a temptation to go into somebody's home without them ever being able to know about it and then i'm referring to my online home for it is just as sacred as my offline home this is where all my private stuff is this is where all my personal letters are this is where all my thoughts and all matty and movement can be traced so you know hands off my home. a similar case of monitoring is currently on revelling in berlin. under a home is a noted sociologist who is teachi

that it is a member of the icelandic parliament. furthermore twitter was not the only source of private digital information to hand dates are over to the us security agencies. michael what experts say in this field in the states for example they speculate it is face perhaps guy or he holds no five but the judge says refuses to god acknowledge the requests from the barriers to unseal its companies it is. jones that it did nothing illegal when she released the video but it was enough to warrant invasive snooping from the us security agencies. me. and my younger son older son. some people that i've got to know later i used to work with. three years ago the icelandic people took to the streets the banking crisis and hit the small island nation heart the icelandic source been revolution ultimately forced the general election. as. quickly to john's that was elected to the new parliament but for the us government she remained a target. you know. today jones to take campaigns for didst to rights and self-determination she wants iceland to b

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remember our eruption in iceland was a four on a scale of eight?would change life on earth. haraldur sigurdsson told us there is a name for one of the places where that is likely to happen. it's called yellowstone national park, our third volcano. old faithful's here for a reason. in the northwest corner of wyoming, the caldera is about 50 miles wide, so big you that can't see it from the ground. below is what science calls a hotspot, where a vast plume of magma has pushed into the crust. >> sigurdsson: the floor of the volcano is breathing like an animal. it's rising, and moving up and down. because of magma inside the volcano. >> pelley: what's the history of eruption of the hotspot in yellowstone? >> sigurdsson: the last eruption was about 400,000 years ago, the last big one. that was a devastating, explosive eruption. the yellowstone-size eruption will occur. of course, we have no idea when. it's being monitored very, very closely. so there is no chance of it occurring without any warning. but it's a devastating event. >> pelley: devastating to

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over the last 500 years iceland's 30 volcanos have released one-third of all of the lava on earth.ther an expedition to be the first to reach the summit after the eruption. the volcanic landscape covered in ice isn't hospitable to life or convoys, for that matter. the man in front of the truck is pointing out cracks in the glacier that would swallow us whole. we covered miles of forbidding terrain at walking speed. >> we're almost at the highest point. >> reporter: when the trucks could go no further we hiked with our guide, one of the world's leading authorities on volcanoes, haraldur sigurdsson. wow. that is astounding. >> isn't it? >> whoa! look at that! oh, my god! >> incredible! what a sight! i'm looking right into the crater. >> reporter: scientists rate volcanic eruptions on a scale of 0 to 8. this is a 4 which they call "cataclysmic." tell me what you're seeing. >> it's an explosive eruption and explosions are producing big clouds of ash that are moving up, straight up into the atmosphere at the velocity of a few hundred feet per second and throwing out huge rocks. >> repor

he has come from neighboring iceland to style the villagers' hair.an jokes, you can see the kinds of hairstyles would normally have to make do with. they would be happy if stefan dropped in more often. over the years, hairdressers have come and gone. this woman says one even settled here, but this village is too small to be able to live from the trade. >> if it is possible, and there are a lot of customers who can use this service. >> and the man came at the request of the mayor. around 2000 people live here. some of them can see themselves becoming hairdressers, like this girl. for a long time people resorted to cutting one another's hair with kitchen shears. now the boys can get reynaldo inspired haircuts, the girls have to and their mothers can choose styles from the -- half cuts and their mothers can choose styles from the internet. his clients pay between 10 and 20 euros for a cut. he earns a couple hundred euros minas as travel cost. on the way home he says the trip was worth it. after two hours in flight, we can see reykjavik. why not stop and

i actually went to iceland. craig: ooh, i want to go to iceland. i haven't been.go. >> ok. it is incredible. [laughter] craig: well, that is not putting me off. >> but it is a weird very desolate, you know. raig: i'm from scotland. yes, i know. did you see any volcanoes? >> yeah, i did. i saw volcanoes. i saw a lot of sheep. craig: yeah, i've seen sheep. i've seen more sheep than i care to remember. one in particular! margaret! >> there is a lot or very attractive white people there. craig: too much like l.a. >> that is true. i actually went by myself which was really, i have never traveled by myself before. craig: you went by yourself to a foreign country? where they say wo every time you walk by? >> yeah. craig: that is an interesting thing for a woman to travel alone. >> it was strange. it was a lot of different things. i had never done it and friends of mine couldn't travel for various reasons and we have such a short break on our show. craig: that is because hart hanson is such a ruthless askmaster. i'm heavily medicated. have you been sick this year? >> i wa

he said, listen, i will put it in iceland.t a hole in the floor and they have like iceberg cooling that comes up through the floor. >> iceberg fans. >> exactly. these mining operations are not really secret, but some of them are closed and you can really get into them. there is a company, 21 east six. they are raising an arsenal of bitcoin miners to try to get the bitcoin for themselves. that is one of the things that concerns people in the community. it is supposed to be a decentralized currency, a democratic currency for the people and by the people. but if only the biggest millionaires can get it and poured it, that is a problem. >> and there is no regulation. it is purely market-driven. >> the whole network regulates it. there is no one central regulator, but all of the miners can control that regulation. >> i'm watching your hand movements and i just have to say, you do the shopping. thank you very much. matt miller from bloomberg news. next, more with kay koplovitz. find out how and easy to use 3-d printer can make art.

he said, listen, i will put it in iceland.t a hole in the floor and they have like iceberg cooling that comes up through the floor. >> iceberg fans. >> exactly. operations are not really secret, but some of them are closed and you can really get into them. -- a company, 21 east six. they are raising an arsenal of theoin minors to try to get bitcoin for themselves. that is one of the things that concerns people in the community. it is supposed to be a dissenter lies currency -- decentralized currency, a democratic currency for the people and by the people. but if only the biggest millionaires can get it and poured it, that is a problem. >> and there is no regulation. it is peeling market-driven. -- peer lee market-driven. purely market-driven. >> the whole network regulates it. there is no one central regulator, but all of the miners can control that regulation. >> i'm watching your hand movements and i just have to say, you do the shopping. thank you very much. matt miller from bloomberg news. next, more with kay koplovitz. fi

when i did my presentation and iceland, it was very different. everyone in the government came to hear me speak. i prepared a welcome speech because everyone spoke english and i wanted to try come and even with the quality it's unique to that community who there was a sense of how to present information on women that is sent over the sexualized or that doesn't market women and there are different issues in every country. the big question was indigenous women's rights. they were very confrontational with me. what are you doing to reach out to the native american women. that is a question you wouldn't have had in a different kind of context. so going from place to place with the same presentation has been very useful for me to broaden my range. >> host: how was the meeting with fidel castro? >> guest: first the state department permission and all the people work in hand, first semester at sea as an education group. we thought we would spend two days touring havana admitting some students, that's it. on the last day the word came out fidel castro wa

as soon as i arrived in therelle four years ago, was an icelandic eruption, and i fell madly in loveith the place. this is the sixth record i have made in nashville in three years . i decided to fly the guise of the next era meant out of as anle -- guys experiment out of nashville. after about an hour, he is going, i have to lie down. i am a great believer in the made sure we all had a vodka martini, and it seemed to give everybody sea legs. i want to see the design. you did this over 12 days on a boat. >> sailing around on a boat. work all thelly time. martinis have a double effect. it cures the seasickness, but it is all -- fax james bond seemed to be on his game. >> i have been trying to get to perhaps he was drinking water in the movie. i make a perfect martini. not very many people know how to do it. tavis: you have to tell it on tv. >> every time i go to a bar -- dave stewart will now tell you how to make the correct martini so when he comes into your bar you can make it. >> do not scrape in the melted ice. it has water in it. i want hard ice from the freezer, and i want three

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. >> that is at an air strip in iceland and that plane was an ambulance plane. as a matter of fact, that plane had just taken someone to a new by hospital and was headed back to this drag strip for an air show. there were some time trials for an air race about to happen. and according to reports, the pilot of that plane requested a fly-by which was approved by the tower. but then as you can see, he comes in very close, very fast, and then the wing touches down and that airplane explodes in to flames. >> so this is literally a drag strip like for race calls. he wasn't calling for an emergency landing, he was just trying to buzz the area? >> the ambulance plane was headed to be on site for the time trials for this air race that was happening at this drag strip. >> how many people were on board? >> there were three people on board. a medic, captain and co-pilot. the medic and captain were killed, but miraculously, the co-pilot survived. >> how do you survive that? >> i can't believe anybody -- you you see it it's one big fireball. >> and rescuers rush to the site.

and researchers in iceland found men with higher levels of mella tonin were 75% less likely to develop prostate cancer. >> people near wellington new zealand are assessing damage from a strong earthquake that rat yeld their north island today the picture being shown live on local tv. dhek out. when the quake shook it caused a large eagle to fall from its perch at wellington airport. witnesses watched in fear as it came down. >> i saw half of the eagle swung down. one of the feathers for it. and people are running and screaming. it was scary. >> no one was hit. new zealand still recovering from a devastating earthquake that destroyed much of downtown christchurch and killed 185 people. >> in south korea credit card information of almost half of the population has been hacked. this, for 20 million people the informs stoemen by an i.t.worker in a company producing credit scores and sold to marketing firms. the managers of the firms along with an i.t.worker have been arrested. today the bosses of the three credit card company that's lost the dalta bowed and made a public apochlth >>> a spa

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. >> what is oakland iceland to address young children being killed? >> we plan to continue a cease fire until we call them the most violent people in the city. >> reporter: here is what her spokesman told us tonight. >> some of the efforts we took on with the community last year saw oakland have its second largest drop in homicides in 40 years. >> reporter: but what is true for the city has not been true for this swath of east oakland. >> though we have had an overall drop, we have not had the corresponding drop this this community. >> reporter: since 2011, one in five homicides have happened within a mile of youth uprising and there were up to three shootings a day. >> we need to do more work in east oakland. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix5. >> youth uprising will hold a memorial for lamar. they also reached out to the toliver family. >>> a final absolute to tom smith. he was shot by a fellow officer last week leaving behind a wife and a daughter. law enforcement turned up from all over the country to show their support. >> i have family, i have a

island mountain glacier in the language of iceland.w in 2010 we started shooting this story. and we came to the right place. over the last 500 years, iceland's 30 volcanos released one-third of all the lava on earth. we put together an expedition to be the first to reach the summit after the eruption. the vol containic landscape covered in ice isn't hospitable to life or convoys for that matter. the man in front of the truck is pointing out cracks in the glacier that would swallow us hole. we covered miles of forbidding terrain at walking speed. >> it's at the highest point. >> when the trucks could go no further we hiked with our guide, one of the leading authorities on volcanos. >> wow. oh, look at that. oh, my god. incredible. what a sight. looking right into the crater. >> scientists rank volcanic eruptions on a scale from zero to eight. this is a four which they call cataclysmic. >> what are you seeing? >> an explosion producing thick clouds of ash that are moving straight up into the atmosphere at the velocity of a few hundred fe

. >> lastly a place i've never been but always wanted to gorks iceland. >> iceland is place where theyou this is the time to go and you can still do exactly what i did in college. stop there on the way to somewhere else because the airline still has great packages. >> iceland had a huge banking crisis. did it recover or is that what makes it affordable? >> it's recovering which makes it afford snoobl these are such hidden hotspots. how do you vet them and how do we get the deals to find? they're on the net. when someone tells me i don't go there anymore, that gets my attention. that's why you go. i want to be a contrarian traveler, a place that's not in the breaux shurks not in the guidelines have a great time not have to mortgage your house. >> going back to the first one, the city of pittsburgh. that's a cities that has had a bad rep and actually hi has been coming back for 15 years and it's still a great place to go. >> i go back to affordability. it's got great cost of living. you get a chance to see a place everybody forgot about. they didn't forget about it. >> after you both tal

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. >>> new video has surfaced when shows a small plane crash on to the racetrack right there in icelandurst into flames. two of the three people died in the crash which police are still investigating. >>> three years after being shot in the head at a campaign event if tucson, gabby gifford celebrated life by going skydiving over southern arizona. she landed beautifully. >>> the people's choice awards kicks off the 2014 season of hollywood's best hosted by the ladies of two broke girls. >> would this interest you? it's an invitation to host the people's choice awards? >> yes, look, max! >> open bar? doesn't matter, i'll bring my own. >> brit my spears won her first people's choice award in her 15-year career. sandra bullock led the evening with four awards and justin timberlake won three awards. meryl streep got the best actress award for "saving mr. banks" but streep set, he was supposedly a hideous anti-semite and he was certainly on the evidence of his company's policies a gender bigot. i could just imagine walt disney's chagrin having to cultivate pl favor for the 20 years of work. i

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