changes at stonehenge. >> critical repairs in outer space. the plan for astronauts to fix the international space station. $636 million up for grabs. the numbers for the jackpot. >> the crew aboard the international space station is preparing a few space walks to replace a pump which shut down half the space station's cooling system, forcing the crew to turn off nonessential equipment. >> britain's ancient stonehenge is thousands of years old. there is something new in store for tourists. >> they have watched over this land for thousands of years. stonehenge a neolithic monument deep in this corner of england. around a million people come to see the icon every year. >> what endures about this place is the puzzling that it presents, because no one has said with certainty what stonehenge is. >> some say it was a solar temple. others believe it's an astronomical computer. there's many theories. what is clear is its popularity. after years of wrangling visitors experience stonehenge in a modern way. for the first time it has its own museum. $40 m

stonehenge. tourists will have something extra to see.emily haywood reports. >> they have watched over this land for thousands of years. stonehenge and monuments set deep in the corner of england. around a million people come to see the icon every year. >> what endures about the place is the puzzle it presents. no one has been able to say with total certainty what stonehenge is. >> some say it was a solar temple. others believe it's an astronomical computer. there are many theories about its meaning. what is clear is its popularity. after years of wrangling visitors can experience stonehenge in a modern way. it has its own museum, more than $40 million has been spent on creating a building made of glass and steal. visitors stopped from accessing the center can now do so virtually. >> there are two things that are important. the first is the ability to feel that you are standing in the stones. the other thing is we have a fantastic artefact. we have tools that were used by the people who actually built the stones in the first place. that i

stonehenge set deep in this corner, and around 1 million people come to see this icon every year. >> what endures about this space is the puzzle that it presents. because no one has been able to say where total certainty, what stonehenge is. >> some say it was a solar temple, others belief it is an ancient computer. this many theories but what is clear, is it's popularity, and now after years of rangeling visitors can experience stone hinge in a thoroughly modern way. for the first time, it has it's own museum. more than $40 million has been spent on creating this building made of glass and steel. and visitors stopped from accessing the center of stonehenge can now do so virtually. >> there are two things that are important, the first is the ability to feel as if you are standing inside the stones. we have fantastic artifacts here. that is really exciting to see. >> this new era hasn't pleased everybody. some people have objected to changes to a local road, others have expressed anger over the inclusion of human remains. ultimately, it is the stones themselves which will remain the b

because no one has been able to say with total certainty, what stonehenge is. >> some say it was a solarple, others believe it is an ancient astro no, ma'am call computer, there are many theories. but what is clear, is it's popularity. and now after years of rangeling visitors can experience stone hinge in a thoroughly modern way. the first is the ability to feel as you are standing inside the stones. but the other thing is we have fantastic original artifacts. we have the stools used by the people that built the stones and that is a really exciting to see. >> this new era at stonehenge hasn't pleased everyone. some people have -- ultimately it is the stones themselves which will remain the biggest draw here it is a place of beauty, yes, it is a really -- even for surviving in this state for so long, for 4.5000 years. i am full of admiration. >> in just a few days hundreds of people will gather here, for perhaps one of the purposes stonehenge was originally built for. to worship the sun during the winter solstice. that's the on ground view from emma hayward, a drones eye view of the monu

aljazeera, stonehenge. >> one of the great mysteries of stonehenge was solved two years ago. geologists discovered the source of the rocks used to create the first circle. it was found 140 miles away in wales. >> a dramatic fire rescue in canada all caught on tape. the video shows the worker being lifted from the top of his crane by a rescue chopper. the fire started at a vacant student housing building under construction. firefighters said people nearby heard explosions and worried there could be a propane leak. the operator was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >> at the end of our second hour, we are joined with a look at what we're following this morning. >> reports received that between 400 and 500 people may have been killed in the latest round of fighting in south sudan. >> 10 politicians under arrest for trying to stage a failed coup. >> barricades removed in india following the arrest of one of its diplomats in the u.s. >> there are two winning tickets to last night's megamillions jackpot. not mine. those were sold in california and georgia. >> mrsa spreadin

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stonehenge has been around for thousands of years.ow there is a museum opening up near the site, and not everyone is happy about it. night with the combatants in their training base. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. federal reserves said settle pull back on its stimulus program and keep interest rates at zero for a a time. dow started dropping at first. >>> the budget passed the house last week and we expect a vote soon. >>> 658 can't employees dying in 2011 attacks. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. the big sur fire so rare to have a fire so late in the season, but we've been so dry. it's approaching route one and we're getting some relief from the weather here some light rain passing shower. not a soaking rain but a little bit of rain certainly helps. it's coming over an area which is seen about a quarter of what you should see of rain in the 12-month area. this entire area seeing half of what you would see in a 12-month period. the red area is at a quarter

there's smoke and marmite the smoke there fricken druids ok they're over there stonehenge worshiping rocks they're all psychos so this is an incest cult that they had in australia and i'm saying that this is also what we have on wall street and in the debt markets in general now one thing and incest colt does not want is any sort of diversity or new entrants into the market because they want their malformed children in there where it incestuous cult here's how one mega bank is trying to crush big coin the mega bank of course is j.p. morgan and their sons and daughters program at the top of the show here they have a renewable of u.s. patent number six six zero nine one one three and the article says that j.p. morgan chase's patent states the company's intention to develop a virtual wallet for consumers with a virtual currency it allows for anonymous free payments online right well j.p. morgan is obviously going to try to tie up the big point market in patent by patent trolling. and they came out and said this immediately i must talk about patent druids i know it's something british bu

stonehenge so they'd know when that day was coming so that they could is that this is the origin of the christmas tree people of had seasonal effective disorder for a long long time and that's why you have a festival of lights starting on the shortest day of the year december twentieth or december twenty first thank god i will refer electricity because up until this time everybody used to put candles on tinder dry evergreen trees and villages whole villages would burn down on christmas day because everybody is having a festival of lights on that's pretty incredible stephen with just thirty seconds or any final thoughts on on christmas some things we should know about it. will you know it is it is wonderful to give a kind of an affirmation to the generosity of spirit that goes along with this holiday and to celebrate the children and the animals and it really does amalgamate with christ child. symbolism and the wise men in this. birds coming in the beasts around the manger i think it's a wonderful addition to the northern traditions of santa claus and now we've got a a wonderful hybrid s

>> actually was a the caveman stonehenge die it paleo plenty of vegetables, a lot of protein you won'tcakes or cookies or pizza. it has good things there is whole explanation. tracy: basically no cards? >> cutting out the of refined sugars the pasta and the wavy today's very different. soap paleo cut out the red meat protein be you can get from fish and chicken you don't want to much red forsythe either. tracy: it is good to know not to be mistaken with atkins no cards but fat and protein. >> that was very popular but paleo is the number one google of 21 -- 2013 but in 2012 we were looking at ketone at least in 2013 it was based bondholders and natural foods and a balanced diet you need to have balance. tracy: that is why the metric ian dye it is popular. >> with fruits and vegetables and tomatoes are rich in it an accident -- anti-oxidant. and also middle-aged women their health was much higher with the mediterranean diet. and white ash jed was plagued steve jobs he went completely on the fur die and ended up in the hospital tracy: anything to a extreme is bad. >> as we talked about b

the stonehenge site gets a $44 million makeover, we will have a preview. >> here are tonight's top stories. six u.s. sols killed today in southern afghanistan, their helicopter went down near the boarder with pakistan. >> the president's new point person on healthcare.gov. he takes over tomorrow, and we will oversee tomorrow from technology to the marketing of the healthcare website.

compare and he just waved me off that neolithic remains stonehenge to a victorian peep show. one of europe's oldest most serious man made attractions getting a twenty seven million pounds make over. it includes a twenty first century state of the art visitors we've been asking you on a false and get the dates of facebook page is its germany's job to fix europe and ask our panel now in its content the eye. off he is indeed time for the most intense debate. call it an unwritten rite of passage. no sooner has a new leader in paris or berlin been sworn in. across the rhine for dinner and updates. which is the swearing in thursday's eu summit in brussels on the merkel is impacts merkel three you might say reelected twice. this time with a huge forty two percent of votes short of an outright majority back in a grand coalition with the opposition social democrats seen this in two thousand. will gauge how much time to change this because last row because they are france's socialist president and hope for you the relationship with her with europe can help restore this is the new rules