finland was hosting the c s c the european. the security cooperation or cooperation conference nineteen seventy five we spoke about confidence building measures and i think that is what the world needs confidence and confidence is based on on common rules i strongly believe in that and the u.s. and europe but he played a big role in that the united states has been. a partner in creating that rule based system i'm afraid that. through air force and especially language president trump has been using. i'm not that confident that the contribution of the united states to that rule based system is as relevant as it has been. let's talk about european trent's worrying transpiration as i know that according to related state of. that. european union may be facing at demographical crisis and the near future i mean your neighbors what the baltic states and their numbers have probably i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually if we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking is admi

is partially financing that do you believe that russia represents a threat to finland but i think we have to be prepared for new threats and world is not what do you believe russia does if you want to i think it's not relevant to look at where these threats are coming from i think it's relevant that that even small countries have to be able to prepare for that type of new type of security risks i understand that every country in the world almost every country in the world does it well what would those security risks be i mean if it's not russia that what there are many kind of risks criminality criminal affords us as a success well traditional security risks are there for sure when then tension is there the risk risks are higher and small country has to prepare for that and finland is doing that because of our national interests and we are doing that at the end of the day we are doing that even on our own i think finland has been able to actually carve out a perfect balance between good relations with russia and the west somehow you just managed to juggle your error than other countr

who finland was hosting the c. a c. european. the security in collaboration or cooperation conference nineteen seventy five we spoke about confidence building measures and i think that is what the world needs confidence and confidence is based on on common rules i strongly believe in that and the u.s. and europe have you played a big role in that the united states has been. a partner in creating that rule based system i'm afraid that. through air force and especially language president trump has been using. i'm not that confident that the contribution of the united states to that rule based system is as relevant as it has been. let's talk about european trent's worrying transpiration as i know that according to related state of. that. european union may be facing at demographical crisis in the near future i mean your neighbors what the baltic states and their numbers have probably i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually if we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking i

we look at finland's income experience. carol: allegations of sexual harassment on wall street have a service like they have in hollywood. julia: this is bloomberg is a sweet. -- bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ julia: i'm julia chatterley. carol: i'm carol massar. you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm and in new york, in boston, washington,, and a m naik 60 in the bay area. -- a.m. 960 in the bay area. julia: and uncovered a plus app. finland is looking for a way to tackle unemployment. carol: and carol: and they are experiencing with basic income. julia: 2000 unemployed fins are giving up paycheck with no strings attached. finally in 2016 in finland, got a call from her husband, she didn't believe him. talk to us about what happened. >> she was out of town and he was at home and got the mail. he says, you got this official looking letter from an institution in finland that runs their welfare benefits. you are in this basic income experience when you will get 560 euros a month for two years, no strings attache

we look at finland's income experience. carol: allegations of sexual harassment on wall street have a service like they have in hollywood. julia: this is bloomberg is a sweet. -- bloomberg businessweek. ♪ ♪ julia: i'm julia chatterley. carol: i'm carol massar. you can also listen to us on the radio on sirius xm and in new boston, washington,, and a m naik 60 in the bay area. -- a.m. 960 in the bay area. julia: and uncovered a plus app. finland is looking for a way to tackle unemployment. carol: and they are experiencing with basic income. fins are00 unemployed giving up paycheck with no strings attached. finland, got16 in a call from her husband, she didn't believe him. talk to us about what happened. >> she was out of town and he was at home and got the mail. he says, you got this official looking letter from an institution in finland that runs their welfare benefits. you are in this basic income experience when you will get 560 euros a month for two years, no strings attached, and the government will study you and see

be universal in finland. the very wealthy would also get it, but also their taxes would rise. so they would end up paying more than they would be getting on basic income. carol: in the finance section a , look at a different sort of challenge, sexual -- alleged sexual harassment on wall street. julia: some women are wondering when the #metoo movement moves into the banking sector. carol: here is max. max: it seemed like a good time to listen to women. carol: its always a good time to listen to women. max: always. bloomberg is the first place i've worked where that has been emphasized, women trying to get their voices in. but now we are not trying to listen to women about anything, we wanted to ask them about their experiences with harassment. the was not one obvious man to write about. but also, we also heard about so many men whose behavior was questionable or just objectively bad. women weren't able to speak out publicly. it seemed like a good idea to pivot, to explaining why women were not ready to speak o

be universal in finland. the very wealthy would also get it, but also their taxes would rise. so they would end up paying more than they would be getting on basic income. carol: a look at a different sort of challenge, sexual -- alleged sexual harassment on wall street. julia: some women are wondering when the #metoo movement moves into the banking sector. >> it's always a good time to listen to women. carol: its always a good time to listen to women. >> always. that has been emphasized. -- always. bloomberg is the first place i've worked where that has been emphasized, women trying to get their voices in. but now we are not trying to listen to women about everything, we are trying to listen to experience with harassment. the was not one obvious man to write about. but also we also heard about so , many men whose behavior was questionable or just objectively bad. women weren't able to speak out publicly. it seemed like a good idea to tidbits, to explaining why women were not ready to speak out. and come expla

be universal in finland. the very wealthy would also get it, but also their taxes would rise. so they would end up paying more than they would be getting on basic income. carol: a look at a different sort of challenge, sexual -- alleged sexual harassment on wall street. julia: some women are wondering when the #metoo movement moves into the banking sector. >> it's always a good time to listen to women. carol: its always a good time to listen to women. >> always. that has been emphasized. -- always. bloomberg is the first place i've worked where that has been emphasized, women trying to get their voices in. now we are not trying to listen to women about everything, we are trying to listen to experience with harassment. the was not one obvious man to write about. also, we also heard about so many men whose behavior was questionable or just objectively bad. women weren't able to speak out publicly. it seemed like a good idea to tidbits, to explaining why women were not ready to speak out. and come explain what i

finland was hosting the c s c european. the security in collaboration or cooperation conference nineteen seventy five we spoke about confidence building measures and i think that is what the world needs confidence and confidence is based on on common rules i strongly believe in that and the u.s. and europe have you played a big role in that the united states has been. a partner in creating that rule based system i'm afraid that that. true if forwards and especially language president trump has been using. i'm not that confident that the contribution of the united states to that rule based system is as relevant as it has been. let's talk about european trent's worrying transpiration as i know that according to the latest data. that european union may be facing at demographical crisis in a near future i mean your neighbors with the baltic states and their numbers have problems i mean really dropped drastically and a lot of people are actually thinking twice between actually if we're actually getting pregnant so i'm thinking i

let's move on to finland. ambassador, finland has always been known as a country that is pretty good on the gender equality level. what's fascinating is this new number that just came out that actually in your countrymen spend more time with their kids than women by eight minutes but still. >> eight minutes per day. >> do you think that's cultural? how much is cultural and how much is policy driven? >> i think it is both. culture has impact on policies and policies have an impact on culture. it is both. early on in the history of my nation -- by the way, the nation is 100 years old as an independent country. last year we celebrated our sen t centenial. when we started as an independent country, finland was quite poor, one of the poorest countries in europe. we had a civil war and today we are one of the most successful countries in the world. if you want to find one sort of explanation, single most important explanation, we do think it is equality, gender equality, equality at-large. the social policies that w

and bugged out in finland there's a new house protein bread need with ground for rickets. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which a guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them on their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same swiss artists punk and pats we can all twins on a day to go in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall i'm sorry same for me. favorite food. as long as there's no meat spanish crazy prawns the concept i'll just have caused a world wide stat their latest stunt was the serious stuff they tell open every doctor said this. before that they c

but let's move on to finland. ambassador, finland has always been known as a country with pretty good to gender equality level, but what's fascinating is this new number that just came out that actually, in your country, men spend more time with their kids than women. by eight minutes, but still. do you think that's cultural? how much is cultural and how much is policy-driven? >> i think it is both. culture obviously has an impact on policies, and policies have an impact on culture. so it is both. i think early on in the history of my nation, by the way, the nation is 100 years old as an independent country last year we celebrated our centennial. the nation is older than that. but early on in the history of my nation, the notion is that we need everybody to make it and to make our country a success, and when we started as an independent country, finland was actually quite poor. one of the poorest countries in europe. we had a civil war straight away after the independence and today, we are one of the most successf

♪ >> now i go to finland. ♪ hey! this is winter in finland, how does it look? every place is covered by snow. everyplace is snow, snow, snow. ♪ whoo! (laughter) >> this is my room, 213b. and this is the room where i spend my days and nights. hey, salam, salam. they are my friends. >> hi. >> yeah, here's mr. abbas. he is one of my other best friends, shukrullah, we came together from greece and he is busy to study finnish language. and a very nice view to outside. and this is my bed, and it is quite comfortable to sleep to make myself relax. and the very important thing is the papers, these are the papers how i schedule my programs and my events. for example, i have an event called "networking your way into a job, part one." and if the paper is here, so i usually not forget my event. i was thinking all that i need to do is just to reach finland, i will get asylum, i will get a job, i will get a flat and i will start a normal life here. but i was rejected. (din of traffic) ♪ >> i did appeal and i am waiting for the decision. ♪ here are a lot of locks. and t

let's move on to finland. we have always been -- finland has been known as a country with pretty good on the gender equality level. but what's fascinating is this new number that came out that actually in your country men spend more time with their kids than women by eight minutes. but still. do you think that's cultural? how much is cultural and how much is policy driven? >> i think it is both. culture obviously has some impact on policies and policies have an impact on culture. so it is both. i think early on in the history of my nation, by the way the nation is 100 years old as an independent country last year we celebrated our centennial. the nation is older than that. but early on in the history of my nation, the notion took root that we need everybody to make it and to make our country a success. when we started as an independent country, finland was actually quite poor. one of the poorest countries in europe. we had a civil war, straightaway after the independence. and today we are one of the most succe

but let's move on to finland, ambassador kirsti kauppi. you've always been known, finland's always been known as a country pretty good on the gender equality level but what's fascinating is this new level that just came out that actually in your country men spend more time with their kids than women, by eight minutes, but still. do you think that's cultural? how much is cultural and how much is policy driven? >> i think it is both. and culture obviously has some impact on policies and policies have an impact on culture. so it is both. i think early on in the history of my nation the -- by the way, the nation is 100 years old as an independent country last year. we celebrated our centennial, the nation is older than that. but early on in the history of my nation, the notion that we need everybody to make it, and to make our country a success. and when we started as an independent country, finland was quite poor, one of the poorest countries in europe. we had a civil war straightaway after the independence and today we are one of the most su

and bugged out in finland there's a new high protein bread made with ground correct yes. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which the guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them in their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same to spawn and pets taken. on day to day to kill in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall brawl i'm sorry same for me. as long as there's no meat. spanish cuisia prongs concert artists have caused a worldwide stat their latest stunt was a serious tell me tell i was in every respect but the service. before that they created the world's

and bugged out in finland there's a new high protein bread made with ground for rickets. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which a guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them in their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same to spawn and pets weekly can the twins and then again tickle in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have a nine minutes more experience. so how different they let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. i'm sorry same for me. favorite to eat. so much as long as there's no meat. spanish cuisia prongs concert artists have caused a worldwide stat their latest stunt was a zero star hotel open every switchback the service. before that th

i want to hear more about that in the next round of questioning but let's move onto finland. ambassador, finland has always been known as a country pretty good on the gender equality level, but what's fascinating is the what is fascinating is the news that came out actually in your country men spend more time with their kids than women, by a two each minutes, but still. [laughter] you think that this cultural and how much is cultural and policy driven? >> i think it is both. it has an impact on the policies and policies have an impact on culture, so it is both. i think fairly early on in the history, by the way the nation is 100-years-old as an independent country last year we celebrated our centennial, the nation is older than that, but early on the notions include we need everybody to make it into to make our country a success. finland was one of the poorest country in europe and today we are one of the most successful in the world. and if you want to find one sort of explanation than the single most important explanation to that we do think that it is a quality, gender equ

and bugged out in finland there's a new how protein bread made with ground cricket. all this week we've been looking at sets of successful twins who have put their uniqueness to use so to speak no matter the field that they work in this kind of unusual teamwork seems to function well frank and patrick rickman from switzerland are no different they are conceptual artists who have gained recognition through projects like their zero star hotel in which the guests literally sleep under the stars or euro max met up with them in their studio to learn more about their innovative ideas. not one but two and the same discipline and paths taken up twins and then again tickle in every way they do know who's older. and minutes older so i have nine minutes more experience. so how different they let's say favorite color. orange their favorite music. hall problem i'm sorry same for me. as long as there's no meat. spanish crazy on prawns the concert artists have caused a worldwide stat their latest stunt was a zero star hotel open every switchback the service. before that they create

. >>> the yes theory guys decide to try out college in finland. >> why? >> our goal for the day is to interact with as many students as possible, make some new friends and hopefully get invited to a party. >> see what happens when they try to fit in the finnish way. >> are you a student in? sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life... ...will change. get covered today. >> if you can be a student again at college what do you think you'd do? >> go to a frat party. >> i kind of like where your head's at. the guys at yes theory invited to be students for one day at the -- >> university of helsinki in finland. >> why? >> a unique approach to teaching high standard toward their teachers, fin

. >>> the yes theory guys decide to try out college in finland. >> why? >> our goal for the day is to interact with as many students as possible, make some new friends and hopefully get invited to a party. >> see what happens when they try to fit in the finnish way. >> are you a student in? >> if you can be a student again at college what do you think you'd do? >> go to a frat party. >> i kind of like where your head's at. the guys at yes theory invited to be students for one day at the -- >> university of helsinki in finland. >> why? >> a unique approach to teaching high standard toward their teachers, finland has figured it out. >> they have goals. you're going to like one of them. >> our goals is to interact with as many students as possible, make friends and hopefully get invited to a party and end the night the finnish way. >> it's said finnish can be cold to other but i think that's nonsense. >> are you a student? i guess not. >> suddenly a glimmer. >> listen in. i don't have any friends. it's good to meet you. >> oh, that was sweet. he tries to get

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central african republic land in ruins and rarely heard about reporter brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence but instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious and probably cost of the first since then there have been a series of military pushes the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims a force over the country's commodity. teil meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been internall

a basic income trial in finland has been followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central african republic the land in ruins and rarely heard about reporter brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence was instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious emperor because of the first since then there have been a series of military put chips the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims a force over the country's commodities fertile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been in

canada australia and actually to certain extent the nordic countries because you might know that both finland sweden and norway have very small population in turn in relation to decisis of the countries and these three scandinavian countries are some of the most urbanized in the world so it might well work the other way around if you see what i mean. but so let's imagine all that you're saying is going to happen one way or another so fifty years from now who will have the briefcase with the nuclear codes they san francisco mayor or the mayor of boston. i think for the foreseeable future. san francisco moscow barely in the cities will have to accept that the power the ultimate power is still in the hands of the nation state although i think both you and the rest of us will experience how the cities gradually of course claims some of the power jus to the fact that there are many people in the six hundred number one and number two the city account for so much of the value production the creation of value and that usually can be translated into power if you see is over a longer period of time but

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central african republic a land in ruins and rarely heard about reporter brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence but instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious and probably costs of the first since then there have been a series of military put chips the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims have forced over the country's commodities for tile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon and the democratic republic of congo according to the un refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more than six hundred thousand h

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central african republic by land in ruins and rarely heard about a reporter brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until one thousand nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious emperor because the first since then there have been a series of military put chits the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims have fought over the country's commodities fertile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon. and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousan

a basic income trial in finland is being followed with great interest around the world how's it going. but first we head to the central african republic the land in ruins and rarely heard about arab culture brings us up to date. from the late one nine hundred century until nine hundred sixty the central african republic was a french colony and it declared independence was instead of a democratic government being installed the country was run by a series of corrupt politicians and autocrats including the notorious and probably costs are the first since then there have been a series of military put chips the last coup was in two thousand and thirteen for decades numerous warlords and rebel groups among them christians and muslims have forced over the country's commodities for tile meadowlands gold and diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad cameroon. and the democratic republic of congo according to the un's refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. even more six hundred thousand

this year finland is the official guest country. and in the coming days called love affair its plans to unveil his new men's fashion project. they held for armani concert hall is hamburg's new landmark and a favorite with the public the building which overlooks hamburg opened officially with a concert in light show one year ago. by the end of twenty seven teams some four and a half million people had visited the viewing platform and some eight hundred fifty thousand had attended a concert in the new building. it took nearly a decade to build the concert home and the costs as to make it at seventy seven million rose to ten times that was. living in a nazi era bunker sounds like heavy concrete heavy history and little daylight but seeing the building in a mixed report might change your mind in today's euro max deluxe we're featuring a former air raid shelter in the southern german city of munich despite its dark and gloomy wartime origins a local property developer has managed to bring light and life into its thick concrete walls well

president to a second six—year term in —— finland. he said he must think ha rd in —— finland. he said he must think hard about how to be worthy of the support he got. he won popularity in pa rt by support he got. he won popularity in part by balancing the european union's chilly start towards russia while maintaining good relations towards russia. he has a big smile, he was quite emotional, and he has done it. roger federer has won the australian open in melbourne for the sixth time, thereby becoming the first man to secure 20 grand slam titles. the swiss tennis star beat marin cilic from croatia in five sets. after the match, a tearful federer said his fairytale continued. more on that later in sport today. let's return to our top story. one ofjapan‘s largest digital currency exchanges says it will refund most of the half a billion dollars' worth of virtual assets stolen in a hacking attack. nem is the name of the cryptocurrency that was stolen. jeff mcdonald is the vice—president of nem. i spoke to him earlier from tulsa, oklahoma. initially, when the news came out, ther

this year finland is the official guest country. and in the coming days calm love affair its plans to unveil his new men's fashion project. they held philharmonia a concert hall is hamburg's new landmark defaced bridge with the public the building which overlooks hamburg opened officially with a concert in light show one year ago. by the end of twenty seventeen some four and a half million people had visited the viewing platform and some eight hundred fifty thousand had attended a concert in the new building. it took nearly a decade to build the concert hall and the costs as to make it at seventy seven million rose to ten times that. living in a nazi era bunker sounds like heavy concrete heavy history and little daylight but seeing the building in a mixed report might change your mind in today's euro max deluxe we're featuring a former air raid shelter in the southern german city of new nick despite its dark and gloomy wartime origins a local property developer has managed to bring light m to life into its thick concrete walls well

this year finland is the official guest country. and in the coming days call not affect its plans to unveil his new men's fashion project. they held philharmonia concert hall is landmark and the favorite with the public the building which overlooks hamburg opened officially with a concert in light show one year ago. by the end of twenty seven teams some four and a half million people had visited the viewing platform and some eight hundred fifty thousand had attended a concert in the new building. it took nearly a decade to build the concert hall and the costs as to make it at seventy seven million rose to ten times that. living in a nazi era bunker sounds like heavy concrete heavy history and little daylight but seeing the building in a mixed report might change your mind in today's euro max deluxe we're featuring a former air raid shelter in the southern german city of munich despite its dark and gloomy wartime origins a local property developer has managed to bring light m to life into its thick concrete walls not the easiest of t

he first attempted this when he was in finland with his buddies and the guys dipped themselves in. roman tried but couldn't. as soon as he put his chest in the water he felt he could no longer breathe so he didn't actually dip his entire body itself into the icy waters. >> you forgot to dip your head. >> this is an opportunity for hi himself. they get a chainsa start cutting a hole in the icy. >> i didn't thick the ice was -- oh! >> ooh! that looks frigid. >> their buddy is going to start first. >> you're doing good -- what? >> that's how you got to do, just go for it, dunk in and pop back out. >> that's what the buddy did. he dips himself in, immediately gets himself out and starts running toward the house. and he's actually running toward the hot tub that they've prepared so they had a really warm place to jump into. >> just looking at that time mea rush. >> all right, now it's time for. >> commit. bailey's right, just jump in. that's the worst part, there, yeah. see, he just hesitated. >> oh my phone's in my po>> fore out. >> okay, yeah, you do need to take that out, bro. >> wil

cold as ice stay the night in a snow village in northern finland. the works of a swedish artist and his beadwork creations. and nerves of steel speed driving is an extreme winds a spokesman. for our first destination we ventured to one of the northernmost regions of europe lapland is covered in snow for over five months of the year so it's no wonder that artists from around the well's join forces to create a so-called snow village in the finnish municipality of kitty let. they make frozen sculptures art installations and you can even stay in a hotel room made of ice the maximum stay is one lights don't let the frost bite. a unique village lies tucked away amid the snowy woods one hundred fifty kilometers north of finland's arctic circle it's built entirely from ice and snow the snow village as it's called cover some twenty thousand square meters. ice water stromae could talk is one of its creators. for me it feels that i'm living my dream here in la i swore i would be by the nature and i can verify with the material which is even bringing me closer

cold as ice stay the night in a snow village in northern finland. the works of a swedish artist and his beadwork creations. and nerves of steel speed riding is an extreme winter sport. for our first destination we venture to one of the northernmost regions of europe lapland is covered in snow for over five months of the year so it's no wonder that artists from around the wells join forces to create a so-called snow village in the finnish municipality of kitty let they make frozen sculptures aren't installations and you can even stay in a hotel room made of ice the maximum stay is one night's don't let the frost bite. unique village lies tucked away amid the snowy woods one hundred fifty kilometers north of finland's arctic circle it's built entirely from ice and snow the snow village as it's called cover some twenty thousand square meters. artist. is one of its creators. for me experience that i'm living my dream here in la i swore i would be by the nature and i converse with the material which is even bringing me closer to the nature and it feels s

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he first attempted this when he was in finland with his buddies and the guys dipped themselves in. roman tried but couldn't. as soon as he put his chest in the water he felt he could no longer breathe so he didn't actually dip his entire body itself into the icy waters. >> you forgot to dip your head. >> this is an opportunity for him to redeem himself. so they get a chainsaw and they start cutting a hole in the icy cold pond. >> i didn't realize how thick the ice was -- oh! >> ooh! that looks frigid. >> their buddy is going to start first. >> you're doing good -- what? >> that's how you got to do, just go for it, dunk in and pop back out. >> that's what the buddy did. he dips himself in, immediately gets himself out and starts running toward the house. and he's actually running toward the hot tub that they've prepared so they had a really warm place to jump into. >> just looking at that time gives me a little bit of heart rush. >> all right, now it's time for roman, just do this, just go. >> commit. bailey's right, just jump in. that's the worst part, there, yeah. >> see, he just

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