some call it stonehenge on steroids.reports. >> its original purpose still a mystery, stonehenge is one of britain's most famous sites to visit. less than two miles away, the landscape has been hiding something that could have been more impressive. this is a super heng because this great bank and ditch behind me surrounds an area five times the size of stonehenge. and it's here beneath my feet that arc options found at least an 100 standing stone that would have loomed over it 4 1/2 thousand years ago. systematically scanning can account area with ground penetrating radar researchers have been able to pick up signals reflected from stone about a meter beneath the earth. many of them would have stood up to four meters in height making this a great ancient an arena. >> at least 30 to 40 are still there. they've been pushed over and the massive bank been placed on top of them. so for the best part of 4 1/2 thousand years she's these have just been hidden lost to archaeology and history. >> reporter: the team is still survey

stonehenge is about 110 meters across. this thing is nearly 480 meters, one and a half kilometers in circumference. >> that is quite extraordinary. i've been to stonehenge myself and it's quite an extraordinary site, these enormous stones standing upright, and you wonder how anybody get them to stand in that position. these new ones of a similar time, do we have any idea again how they were put in place? >> they are approximately of the time when stonehenge is entering into that final phase, the great trilion this that people aronit. , and putting this thing up at stonehenge and this mont unanimity is an act of faith i have no doubt about this. >> is it a mystery now stonehenge and superhenge came about, the reasoning behind it? >> certainly they have ritual value, in the case of stonehenge, they are astronomical alignment, the solstice, when the sunrises on the solstice, in case of them it's a bit different because this early monument that we're talking about is actually replaced with an immense henge monument which is pu

about five times the size of stonehenge and may have been built about 4500 years ago.e time as stonehenge. it seems to have a c-shaped arena facing the river. researchers were able to find the stones without digging but by using imaging technology. >> amazing the technology they have and what a remarkable find after all these years. >> yes and sure it's for the aliens out there. >>> internet video star is claiming she was kicked off youtube for fat shaming. >> nick cole arbour is a comedian. the subject of her scorn, people overweight entitled dear fat people. >> fat shaming is not a thing. fat people made that up. that's a race card with no race. yeah, but i couldn't fit into a store. that's discrimination. ah, nope, that means you're too fat and you should stop eating. >> arbour says it was meant to be funny but it sparked a major backlash on line with her critics pointing to fat shaming as a very real thing. >> she claims youtube took down the video but remains unclear if she took it down herself in a bid for more attention. >> shocking she'd want more attention. >>

poor thing its world-famous neighbor, stonehenge.round penetrating radar is getting the credit for what is being touted as a fantastic finding. >> stonehenge, a prehistoric treasure that is in english icon, but a few kilometers from here a new site held an around for thousands of years could wharf the famous landmark. 100 standing stones library here. the discovery is the culmination of a five-year stonehenge hidden landscape project. this computer graphic shows what the stones may have looked like. >> at least 30 to 40 are still there. they have been pushed over with a massive back placed on top of them. these have just been hidden, lost to archaeology and history. we have just found them again. >> researchers used high-tech, ground penetrating radar to build a picture of the three meter to four meter high stones lying beneath the earth. this so-called super henge they have been erected by the same people who built stonehenge. while it is likely to have been a ritual structure, its purpose, like its famous neighbor, for the time bei

poor thing its world-famous neighbor, stonehenge.round penetrating radar is getting the credit for what is being touted as a fantastic finding. >> stonehenge, a prehistoric treasure that is in english icon, but a few kilometers from here a new site held an around for thousands of years could wharf the famous landmark. 100 standing stones library here. the discovery is the culmination of a five-year stonehenge hidden landscape project. this computer graphic shows what the stones may have looked like. >> at least 30 to 40 are still there. they have been pushed over with a massive back placed on top of them. these have just been hidden, lost to archaeology and history. we have just found them again. >> researchers used high-tech, ground penetrating radar to build a picture of the three meter to four meter high stones lying beneath the earth. this so-called super henge they have been erected by the same people who built stonehenge. while it is likely to have been a ritual structure, its purpose, like its famous neighbor, for the time bei

nbc's jacob rascon has our story. >> reporter: the mystery of stonehenge has fascinated the world for centuries. every year more than 1 million tourists visit the site in southwest england that dates back more than 4,000 years. >> the whole area here is sort a neolithic -- well, minefield really, which is wonderful. >> reporter: for the last five years a team of archaeologists has been digging deeper using sophisticated ground radar. the archaeologists were finished, packing up, and ready to go. they did one final survey, and made the most remarkable discovery of the entire study. three feet below the earth. >> reporter: this rendition shows the giant monument of as many as 100 stones, with space for 100 more. stones up to 15 feet tall and six feet wide, stretching nearly a mile in a c shape. scientists believe the formation, less than two miles from stonehenge, was likely built for the same purpose -- worship and rituals. archaeologists have made hundreds of additional discoveries around stonehenge but never this large. >> archaeologists have been coming to this landscape for the las

. >>> and the ancient mystery of stonehenge goes beyond what we thought we knew. a new discovery showing the famous site may be only a piece of a much larger puzzle. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening on this labor day. i'm kate snow, in for lester holt. and it's been a busy day on the picnics and parade political circuit from iowa to new hampshire to pennsylvania. 2016 candidates took advantage of this holiday to meet with voters with at least a few voices in the crowd at pittsburgh's annual parade urging the vice president to throw his hat into the ring. chants of "run, joe, run" popped up as he marched by. in iowa hillary clinton called all the talk about her e-mails a distraction and said the issue hasn't affected her as a candidate much. nbc's kristen welker has it all covered tonight from iowa. >> reporter: a crush of candidates this labor day crashing picnics, parading the streets, diving into crowds, courting voters every way they can. a

they are building a picture of a site with far more monolith than ever stood at stonehenge.xperts believe the stones to be part of a nihilistic ceremonial site list -- neolithic ceremonial site. victoria gill, bbc news. ♪ it is labor day here in america, but the presidential candidates are not taking a break. many of the hope holes were at parades and picnics across the country. hillary clinton was in iowa, where she is still a front runner. in north carolina shows bernie sanders pulling ahead of clinton. most of the world had not really heard of bernie sanders, giving hillary clinton a fight for -- but he is giving her the clinton a fight. how come? >> he is known as a socialist type senator from vermont and he is really appealing to the anti-wall street crowd, which is popular here at the democratic eighth in the states. -- the popular here with the base in thedates states. i think this could be a political headache for hillary clinton should the vice president enter into the race and really shake things up. but the viceresident, as you know, has just gone through a terrib

stonehenge is about 110 meters across. this thing is nearly 480 meters, one and a half kilometers in circumference. my job is to collect together all this data and we have huge amounts of information on thousands of archaeological features republishing that. however there are big questions. we don't know what type of stone is it, are they local stones, blue stone from southern wales transported over hundreds of kilometers, we don't know that and geophysics doesn't tell us that. at some point archaeologists will be itching to get a look at them. >> just a reminder, you can find much more on many of our stories on the website. that's way the front page looks like at the moment, and the address is aljazeera.com. humanity, but we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh! >> oh my god! >> by scientists. tonight: techknow's journey to the arctic. 13 days... subfreezing temperatures... endless sun. >> it is passed midnight right now and the sun just is not

but still, you think of stonehenge, then the super size version of that. >> what a find. that's "eyewitness "eyewitness t noon, i'm erika von tiehl. for justin, and all every us, thanks for watching. >> we're always on line at cbsphilly.com. the young and the restless is coming up next. have a great day. >> ♪ [ computer keys clacking ] >> ashley: ah! >> jack: you thought the job was gonna be easy? >> ashley: [ sighs ] well, it would be if i had internet service. >> jack: oh? computers are down? >> ashley: yep, the entire system since last night's power outage. >> jack: wow. how do you think that happened? >> ashley: nothing official yet, but i'm assuming it's from the storm. >> jack: well, maybe you should call i.t. >> ashley: gee, thanks, jack. i hadn't thought about that. >> jack: i'm just trying to help. >> ashley: i got your note. it was very sweet. thank you. i've got everything handled. >> jack: i'm not here to check up on you, sis. >> ashley: then why are you here? >> jack: i'm here to tell you i made a deal with the devil. >> ashley: please don't tell me that the

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again, located less than two miles from stonehenge which is likely built for the same purpose. archaeologists have made hundreds of additional discoveries around stonehenge but none this big. >> they've been coming to this landscape for the last 400 years. this is the furst time that we ever really gotten a clue that there are a whole series of stones there. that is extraordinary. >> it's a new discovery prompting more questions about one of the world's greatest sites. >> it looks like farmland and then what they discovered underneath it. abc 10 news at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. >> battling a brush fire. crews work through the night to get the upper hand on a fire burning in part of south jersey. we'll tell you how long officials believe it may take to get this one under control. >>> and back to school without a budget. we're live to explain what students in philadelphia can expect on the first day of class. plus, financial challenges facing schools in pennsylvania. >>> and school may be back in session, but summer weather is still in the forecast. it is 73 degrees right now

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this underground formation is located less than two miles from stonehenge. and they say it was likely built for the same purpose as stonehenge, worship and rituals. they made hundreds of discoveries over the decades but never this large. >> archaeologyives have been coming to this land xap for the last 400 years. this is the first time that we've ever really gotten a clue that there are a whole series of stones lying buried there which is extraordinary. >> it is extraordinary. a new discovery prompting even more questions about one of the world's greatest puzzles. >> so cool. there is quite a story. switched at birth. >> a couple is reunited with a child they claim was intentionally taken from them. we'll show you more of the emotional reunion and tell you how they discover the baby they brought home was not the right one. and this morning marks the first day of school for students here in philadelphia and a school district throughout our area. those alarm clocks are going to go off in a little bit if they haven't already. coming up after the break, i'll tel

. >>> next on "nbc nightly news," an amazing discovery near stonehenge, suggesting the ancient stones are part of a much larger mystery. >> thanks for joining us. we'll see you back here at 11:00. good night. >>> tonight, labor day blitz. 2016 candidates campaigning on overdrive this holiday as joe biden hears cheers of "run joe run" and hillary clinton gets some of her worst polling news yet. >>> opening the gates. a number of countries committing to giving refuge to tens of thousands in search of freedom. as the masses keep coming, flooding the borders. >>> breaking his silence. an american dentist said he's ready to go back to his life and his business after getting threats for killing a beloved lion in africa. >>> and the ancient mystery of stonehenge grows beyond what we thought we knew. a new discovery showing the famous site may be only a piece of a larger puzzle. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening on this labor day. i'm kate snow in for lester holt. and it's

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. 90 stone structure found in wilshire buried underneath grassy bank less than 2 miles from stonehengecheologist from the stong heng hid he be landscape project at the university say it likely dates back 4500 years ago and discovered it using remote sensing technology in the through excavation. >> surfer were out styled by a pod of dolphins at beach in australia. tell amazing video. dolphins hit the waves right along the surfer. so playful. beach goers cheer them on jump out of the world trade center and splash back in. photographer shawn shot video early this year but ended it in the surfing world short film competition last week. right before the deadline. the. >> ebola has announce the name of the new spacecraft. company is calling it the star liner and the first launch is set for 2017. nasa release this video showing animation of the new spacecraft. boeing one of 2 private company hired by nasa to transport astronauts to the international space station. musk space x is the other. nasa has been hitching expensive rides with russian space agency since the muddle was retired in 2011.

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the site is about 2 miles away from stonehenge in an area some defer as super hench.to have been built 4,500 years ago. and this animation shows what researchers think the wall site might have looked like. all those stones are now buried 3 feet deep. without needing to dig, researchers used high tech ground penetrating sensors to find evidence of the sea shaped monument. there may be up to 90 stones. some would have stood 15 feet tall in their heyday. >> very mysterious. >> mysterious. >> a woman in michigan says she opened a bag of grapes and a black widow came crawling out. the woman says she bought the grapes at a wal-mart in troy. the store spokesman says they are taking the matter very seriously and are investigating the claims. the woman's brother and boyfriend were able to kill the spider and no one was bitten. >> yuck. >> those plastic containers. >> that was scary. let's check out the roads and see what's happening early this morning as we look live here on route one. this is bensalem bucks county. that's your northbound traffic moving just fine on the route

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. >>> a big find near stonehenge.ore stones. >> makes sense. >> archaeologists in england said they found a hundred more stones buried a few miles from stonehenge. they used a sophisticated radar system to make that discovery. the new stones are each about 15 feet tall. right now, scientists are working to discover everything they can about the underground area around stonehenge. >> imagine what we could unearth if we had took the time to dig up everything. >>> news4 is getting you ready to go back to school. looking live at the roads this morning which could be a bit packed in a little bit with all the extra drivers, and don't forget about the school buses. adam tuss and melissa mollet are keeping an eye on the roads for you. >> look at the front yard of nbc4 where it is about 73 degrees right now this morning. but how warm will it get where you live? chuck's >>> breaking news on the rails right now. red line right now single-tracking between medical center and van ness. that's surely going to slow some things down t

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. >>> a secret stonehenge on steroids. it's what's trending today and we're talking about it coming up next. >>> a quick look at stories dominating social media. research ners britain may have found a new prehistoric monument bigger than stonehenge. it's still hidden underground, though. researchers think that this is what it probably looks like. it could include up to 90 massive stones. and this is also getting a lot of attention. a thousand-pound polar bear rescued from a fishing net from an island. they tranquilized him and used the boats to keep him from drowning. he's back in the wild now, we understand. >>> a lot of parents can probably understand this moment. captured by actress anna fair is. this is her 3-year-old son having a potty training -- tweeted the pics saying potty training is going so well and i'm a natural. faris is married to actor chris pratt. back to you. >>> about to start that process with a 2-year-old. infinity pool, a gaming center and private study lounges. it's not your daddy's dorm room and you

in an elaborate series of stone monuments believed to be buried not far from stonehenge.is shows hundreds of stones with space for 100 more. stones up to 100 feet tall, six feet wide, for a mile in that c "c" shape. it was likely built for the same purpose of stonehenge. >> archaeologists have been coming to this landscape for the last 400 years, but this is the first time that we've ever really gotten a clue there are a whole series of stones buried there, which is extraordinary. >> a new discovery prompting even more questions about one of the world's great puzzles. >>> it's 11:18 and we're well on our way to the 90s. a hot day, another hot summer day with bright sunshine through the day. no sign of wet weather today. a pretty good sign we're onto our last heat wave of the season. yesterday, today, tomorrow 90s and then i'm tracking some rain that's on the way. we need it, too. that will bring an end to the high heat. at least for this week. 84 degrees in reading. 85 in philadelphia. cape may also in the middle 80s. crowd not as big, obviously, from labor day to today,

>>> a recent discovery at stonehenge may indicate that the prehistoric site is much bigger than originally thought. stone monuments were located less than 2 miles away. 90 stones are buried underground. the new site is five times larger than the original iconic stone circle. the new stones are believed to be 4500 years old. >> and they are calling it super henge. >> thanks for joining us, i'm chris wragge. >> and i'm mary calvi.

nearly 100 stones that are 4500 years old were discovered buried a few miles from stonehenge. the blocks were buried under about 3 feet of earth. scientists have dubbed the stones super henge because the site is five times larger than stonehenge. >> pretty cool. >>> in vermont a contest rewarding people for their bad baking skills. >> that's all you've got to have. the uglier your cake is the prosthesis. these are three of the entries in the ugly cake contest at the sharp lain valley fair. the decorators used victory. >> are those onions. >> onion rings, pasta, fishy crackers, never thought of using sardines in a cake did you. the top three bad bakers receive ribbons for their hard work. i think this is a contest i could win. >> i think the person who wins is actually the person who tries the cake. you know, so i saw gummy worms and sardines. >> you also win most disgusting cake. >> yeah. all right. bonus for creativity. >> it sure is. we like that. >> and with that, we end the noon newscast. please enjoy and have a great one for eyewitness news at noon, i'm david novarro. >>

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there are about 1500 years older than stonehenge. >> where have they been hiding them?'ve got three foot of earth above them. normally penetrating radar wouldn't have spotted them. these things are on the plain that just came across. a lot of professors in the state of great excitement i may say feel there's going to be more to find. >> excellent. >> chris walker from london, our stonehenge correspondent today. thanks very much. >> thanks for aging me. >> didn't mean he was a couple thousand years old. have to apologize in a written letter. >>> coming up, everybody says the trump phase is a passing phase. gingrich says donald is just getting started. he is live on the donald next. >>> top paying jobs of 2015 and one growing like wildfire. what is it? find out with cheryl. ♪ ♪ the 306 horsepower lexus gs. experience the next level of performance, and there's no going back. lease the 2015 gs 350 withfor these terms.vigatim see your lexus dealer. ...of fixodent plus adhesives. they help your denture hold strong more like natural teeth. and you can eat even tough food. fixo

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the site is about two miles from stonehenge.ll to come on the newshour: pledges to provide sanctuary for more migrants in europe. debating raises to the minimum wage. and much more. >> woodruff: we return now to the migrant and refugee crisis in europe. joining me to discuss the latest developments and what they mean as the continent grapples for a solution is leonard doyle of the international organization for migration. leonard doyle, welcome. so now, as we see, more and more countries offering to take in tens of thousands of these migrants, is that going to be sufficient to accommodate all of them? >> we'll have to wait and see. first of all, thank you so much for having me on. the generosity seen from the european public is extraordinary. we're seeing they're ahead of the politicians who quite often are fearful of the right wing or the cost, the budget implications of bringing in the migrants or refugees. it's going to bring a tidal wave from sir. i can't there are a million displaced people and word is out they're welcomed

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