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Iceland’s new plan to save melting glaciers

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There are 500 named glaciers in Iceland, 56 of them melting within the last 17 years. Scientists there are trying to save them by reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in the air. NBC News’ Richard Engel get a behind the scenes look at the innovative carbon-capture process.