Good morning Brew Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman and I'm Toby Howell. Today we almost

made it through the year without a global supply chain disruption until now. Then

the fabled US steel has a new owner,

and they are not from the US.

It's Tuesday, December 19th.

Let's ride.

Sometimes your... Sometimes you're reminded that we're living on top of a configuration of

tectonic plates with a mind of their own and that happened early this

morning when a volcano erupted in southwestern Iceland,

sending lava fountains high into the air and lighting up the night sky with molten rock.

The eruption had been expected for weeks and a nearby town had been evacuated last month in anticipation,

but the sudden outburst and the size, I mean this fisher is 2.5 miles long, took people by surprise.

Iceland is prepared for volcanoes better than

anyone since it has 32 active volcanoes and one pops off every four to five years.

This one isn't expected to threaten life or disrupt air travel like volcanoes have in the past,

but authorities still say you shouldn't go near it.

The quickest way to get people to come to a volcanic eruption is to tell people not to get near it so I'm sure there are going to be some kind of adventurous tourists taking a peak.

I remember the volcanic eruption from 2010 that grounded pretty much all of Europe's air travel because the

ash cloud was so big this one is not like that at all there's pretty much no

ash in the air it is just this really long fish here have you seen a

volcano like live never live I mean I've been to Hawaii really long fish here. Have you seen a volcano?

Like live?

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