emma hayward, al jazeera, in berlin. >> still ahead on al jazeera america, the weak ahead. we look into the national problem of homelessness plus somewhere a new oil pipeline that stretches through several u.s. states is a disaster waiting to happen. al >>> inspots, a record setting date for peyton manning and some exciting pictures impacting the play-off picture. stay with us. clear st. only on al jazeera america was -- prince william was dating kate middleton. >> ross shimabuku is here with sport. >> dennis rodman is in north korea to train basketball players for an upcoming player. he wants everyone to know he's not a joke. this is the same guy who dressed up in a wedding gown and will rite a book with his bff, kim jong un. the 52-year-old rodman, who never shies away from the spotlight arrived in north korea >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories this ha half hour. the united nations evacuated workers, most of them are americans. rebels are trying to overthrow the government. >>> tomorrow is the deadline for healthcare options for the affordable

. >> emma hayward, live in berlin. thank you so much. >>> the world's newest country, south sudan, in the battle against the militia, the united nations is evacuating all its noncritical staff. as many as 500 people have already been killed there but fewer and fewer people are left to observe the casualties. al jazeera spoke to the former vice president who was ousted last summer when the militia took control. people are rallying for his leadership. >>> the ruling party, and i believe these two organizations, the ruling party and the, made the people, insighting fighting, now is dividing the country, it's best he leaves. i believe that they can make him leave. >> dr. are do you want to take his place, do you want to be president of south sudan? >> yes. >> hara matassa has more from juba. >> i think the main thing is the escalating violence. the town of bor, the information minister says it's completely in control of the rebels. they are hiding in the bush, he says another concern is the soldiers are defecting from the

that's the on ground view from emma hayward, a drones eye view of the monuments, visitors center willn on wednesday the a mile and a half away from these monuments. they were built between 301,600 b.c. still racialble, that is it for us here. please remember if you like to comment on the stories you have seen here, log on to our website. and join the conversation with us on twitter, or on our facebook page. devyanie << announcer: this is al jazeera. [ ♪ music ] >> welcome to the newshour. these are the top international stories: the man blamed for the alleged coup attempt in south sudan says it was all a misunderstanding. >> weapons inspectors reveal details of how they plan to disarm syria's chemical arsenal. >> the $17 billion deal with russia that gets ukraine out of a financial hole. it's also likely to

from stone hinge here is emma hayward. >> reporter: they have watched over this land for thousands ofs. a monument set deep in this corner of england. and around a million people come to see this icon every year. what endures about this place is the puzzle that it presents, because no one has been able to stay with total certainty what stone hinge is. some believe it is an ancient astrological computer. but what is clear is its popularity. and now visitors can visit stone hinge in a modern way. for the first time it has its own museum. more than $40 million has been spent in creating this building. >> there are two things that are important. the first is the ability to feel as if you are standing inside the stones, and the other thing is we have fantastic original artifacts here. we have the tools used by the people who built the stones in the first place and that is really exciting to see. >> reporter: this new era hasn't pleased everyone. some have extressed outrage over the inclusion of human remains. >> i say it is a place of beauty. and even for it to have survived in this state

emma hayward, al jazeera, in berlin. >> maria lipman is a political analyst at the carnegie moscow center. she said negotiations have been going on behind the scenes for year. >> putin made sure he will have nothing fofear from him. as we learned, the negotiations lasted for at least two years. those were spanned by put in's side to make sure there are safeguards and guarantees that he would not be a threat in any way, political, business, in terms of possible litigations, lawsuits, et cetera. one is the president, one is a prisoner t he has such a strong spirit. he was so unbending. he became an equal party in this deal. including out on the street, tens of thousands of protesters in ukraine demand the designation of the country's president. >>> police have charged 13 people over the worst factory fire in bangladesh. the building's owners, security guards and managers have been charged with culpable homicide and causing death due to negligence. it was 111 people who dpied in last year's blaze on the outskirts of the country's capital. half of all indian easians, 100 million of them, have

emma today war hayward, al jaze. >> the passenger on board a stranded ship spent new year's eve in theame place where they had been for a week now stuck in the ice near antarctica. rescuers will have to wait until later this week when the weather clears up a bit more. the ship's crew prepared a landing pad for the chopper by stomping down on the snow next to the ship. the crew will stay behind to wait for the ice to break up to take the ship home. >>> staying active and in good spirits. residents forced to evacuate a north dakota community firing a crash. federal investigators are investigating the collision where one train was hit by another train that was filled with crud oil. no one was hurt or injured but it sent plumes of toxic black smoke in the air. >>> so far tonight we have reported on a lot of positive economic numbers while the number of homeless people dropped in 2013 compared to 2012, they did not drop in new york city. critics say outgoing three-term mayor michael bloomberg is partly to blame but the city is spending more than it ever has on shelters. >> reporter: you new