after two hours in flight, we can see reykjavik.stop and pay a visit to stefan's hair salon? on the way he has been telling us about his antique barber's chair. he calls it rex. >> [indiscernible] when you did not have to have it [indiscernible] have a seat. >> in the discussion turns to politics. he says his male customers helped him survive iceland's economic crisis. >> they kept coming when women stop getting elaborate styles with streaks and the like. as a boy, he often went to sea with his father. but it was due to his mother that he became a hairdresser, not a fisherman. >> they start reading from the book, would you like to be a carpenter, electrician, boyer -- lawyer. hair cutting, i think that's good. >> his mother got on the phone and arranged for an apprenticeship at reykjavik's only hair salon. history could soon be repeating itself. this time in greenland, where stefan has already met with a prospective apprentice. >> that report wraps up this edition of "european journal." thanks for watching. bye for now. ÷g99Ñwça7gu

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because they were regulars at reykjavik reagan clung so fiercely to his fantasy about star wars gorbachev was proposing that we give up all nuclear weapons and he said that as long as you keep star wars testing in the laboratory rather than do outside testing for ten years we'll sign off on eliminating nuclear weapons and reagan refused to do it shultz and the others were heartbroken because they saw how close we came but reagan would not let go that gorbachev was furious i mean. the situation exists now we were back in that position we were nineteen sixty we have you know the bush father made a deal with gorbachev to that he would not expand nato eastward nato was originally a defensive organization for the. they put you into europe and that was a big deal by the way we can't overlook that nato was a huge commitment on our part but then he made a deal that he would not expect that was denied by clinton and by the sun they moved nato and obama all right on the border of russia as you know we're fighting very hard to get into georgia and we find it hard ukraine we're trying to make a split

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these were bankers who brought their shovels from the capital, reykjavik. that made eyjafjallajokull the most disruptive eruption in years. the ash billowed up nearly 33,000 feet and drifted 1,000 miles over europe. 100,000 flights were cancelled, ten million people were stranded for a week. still, volcanologist haraldur sigurdsson told us that kind of trouble is nothing compared to eruptions elsewhere in the recent past. >> sigurdsson: and the best example of that occurred in 1815, when there was an eruption in tambora volcano in indonesia. and a big, explosive eruption sent out an ash cloud up to about 30 miles. and it dispersed very widely. and also, a lot of sulfur came out of this volcano, and that led to global cooling, and produced what is known as the year without a summer in new england, in north america. >> pelley: the year without a summer? >> sigurdsson: year without a summer, in 1816. >> pelley: because of this one volcanic eruption? >> sigurdsson: on the other side of the earth, yeah. and that type of event will occur again. that eruption also

it's interesting to hear advice coming from reykjavik and siberia, places where it's also vital to bend normally brutal upper scotland, though, 45 degrees. moscow, 36, greenland 37. siberia, five above zero, even the north pole eight degrees. places of the u.s. have been more like antarctica at negative 13. but seeing those pictures leaves some in these parking lots sheets of ice. >> you have almost no clothes on. >> reporter: both feeling for americans and confused. >> they don't understand why this is so much problem. >> plenty of advice. things like the right boot light candles for coziness. >> and then you go for walk for two hours. >> just relax. >> reporter: people in the frozen north cannot believe how cold it is in america right now. one woman said she was afraid for americans because looked like their exposed faces were freezing. but people here say for them, most important to getting through a bitterly cold winter is exercise and socializing. one website from finland actually gave the advice to remember to keep smiling. back to you guys there in frozen new york. but i'll tel

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