and breathing new life into stonehenge. in glasgow, one artist has given the prehistoric monument a twist that has visitors jumping for joy. >> what is more british than stonehenge experts -- than stonehenge, and not taking things too seriously? >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. the world should push for tough, comprehensive sanctions against bashar al-assad's government to force him to comply with the u.n. cease-fire. that is the call today from hillary clinton as the u.n. secretary general confirms the fact on the ground, saying syria is not honoring the cease-fire. he is still pushing for more u.n. monitors to be allowed into the country. our colleague in powell has seen evidence of the continuing assaults. >> on april 1, syria agreed to kofi annan's peace plan, saying it would not move further into populated areas. in a pattern of broken promises, it sent its soldiers. the story of what happened just down this road is perhaps worse than many other areas, but it is not unique. in villages

what is more british than at stonehenge? >> welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. the world should push for tough comprehensive sanctions against bashar al-assad's government to force them to comply with the u.n. cease-fire. that is the call from hillary clinton today. the request comes as the u.n. secretary general confirmed the facts on the ground, saying that syria is not honoring the cease- fire. he is still pushing for more of u.n. monitors. harcourt's stock -- our correspondent has just returned. >> syria agreed to kofi annan's peace plan. in a pattern of broken promises, they then unleashed a whirl wind of destruction. as the soldiers rolled into -- the story of what has happened is down this road is worse than many other areas. it is not unique. in towns and villages, people were not just single out, they were collected. many paid the ultimate price for having the audacity to call for change. this remains a dangerous place. rebel fighters offer a thin veil of protection. it was a chance to se

cracks like an inflatable stonehenge in your backyard? >> who would not? history, humor, the raw physical challenge. britain in its olympic year. >> nasa has handed over the space shuttle discovery to the museum for official retirement. two astronauts attended the ceremony in virginia as the oldest surviving shuttle entered the smithsonian air and space museum. it is the first shuttle to stop at the exhibit. if you have been watching news day. >> thanks for watching. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and shell. >> this is jim valerio -- this is kim, about to feel one of his favorite hot sensations. at shell, we are developing technologies that can help us get the most from our energy resources. let's use energy more efficiently. let's go.

it looks like stonehenge. >> it looks like stonehenge. look like stonehenge. >> reporter: it's even called carhenge. >> i think there's 38 cars. >> reporter: built by a cadillac ranch admirer, carhenge is owned by the people of alliance, although they're now trying to sell it for nearly a quarter of a million dollars. is there $10,000 in the trunk of each car? >> no, but where else are you going to buy a tourist attraction for that? >> reporter: not in amarillo, that's for sure. >> i never made a penny from the cadillac ranch. >> reporter: stanley is a purist. in fact, once when a cadillac dealer tried to build near his ranch, stanley dug up the cars and moved them a mile down the road. stanley says you don't plant cars for profit. so why do you? that's a secret he'll take to his auto graveyard. steve hartman, "on the >> good evening i am dana king >> i am alan martin. it is a demolition project that could wreck your weekend plans unless all you plan to do is sit in traffic. >> tonight we will give you a special view as the countdown to t

>> in my backyard. >> you like stonehenge in your backyard? >> yes. i would, who wouldn't?es, who wouldn't? history, humor, the raw, physical challenge. britain's olympic year. david soto, bbc news, glasgow. >> huge fire has broken out at an oil company in the u.s. a fuel truck caught fire as the fuel distributing company in the state of ohio and quickly spread to a warehouse. hevcombri black smoke and flames as high as 200 feet could be seen rising above the complex. the fire spread to three interconnected buildings and officials are concerned about the possibility of explosions. no injuries have been reported. nasa's iconic space shuttle "discovery" has been handed over to a museum for its official retirement. two dozen astronauts who now on discovery attended the ceremony in virginia as nasa delivered its oldest surviving shuffle to the smithsonian natural air and space museum. first shuffle to start life as a museum exhibit. atlantis will be housed in the kennedy space center, florida, while "endeavour" will head to los angeles. the influential american folk rock museum

it looks like stonehenge. >> it's supposed to look like stonehenge. >> reporter: it's even called carhenge38 cars. >> reporter: built by a cadillac ranch admirer, carhenge is owned by the people of alliance. although they're now trying to sell it for nearly a quarter of a million dollars. is there $10,000 in the trunk of each car? >> no, but where else are you going to buy a tourest atracks for that? >> reporter: not in amarillo, that's for sure. >> i never made a penny from the cadillac ranch. >> reporter: stanley is a purist. in fact, once when a cadillac dealer tried to build near his ranch stanley dug up the cars and moved them a mile down the road. stanley says you don't plant cars for profit. so why do you? that's a secret he'll take to his auto graveyard. steve hartman, "on the road" in amarillo, texas. >> schieffer: (laughs) full disclosure here, stanley marsh and i actually went to t.c.u. together. i'm glad to know he is still moving down the road. we'll see you sunday on "face the nation" with california governor jerry brown and former mississippi governor haley barbour. scott wi

you may have heard of stonehenge in england -- you know, the place with all those ancient stones?they have pumpkinhenge. by the way, those things floating outside pumpkinhenge aren't dementors. they're druid ghosts. could you carve a pumpkin as well as these people did? >> no way. that's, like, impossible. >> and also while you're walking around, take a look above and look and see if you can find king kong perched on a building. >> i think it's really cool how, like, there's so many different designs. there's sunflowers and caterpillars and spider webs. i think it's just really cool how they carved them. >> could you tell me a little bit about this exhibit? >> sure. this is perhaps my favorite exhibit here. this is a buzzing beehive, and you can see all the little bees that are buzzing around the hive, and this is something that was created first time last year, and i just think it's fantastic, and i'm glad we have brought it back. >> i think it's very cool. this is our first time here, so we're really enjoying it. >> i think it's pretty impressive because to carve all those pumpk