No one really knows how or why Stonehenge was created — but this cylinder of rock could provide some answers Source

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Iran tensions prompt U.S. troop increase; U.S. Women’s soccer gmae revenue higher than men’s Source

“I beg of you, meet with [first responders] tomorrow,” Stewart said to McConnell “But you know what? If you’re busy, I get it” Source

If he saw me sitting there with a camera, I have no doubt he would have shot me” Source

It’s estimated in the next 15 to 20 years, 32 percent of jobs are likely to change significantly due to automation. Fourteen percent could be completely automated. Right now, 60 percent of adults do not have the right skills for emerging jobs. New York Times senior economic correspondent Neil Irwin has a new book called ” How to Win in a Winner?Take?All World.” He joins “CBS This Morning” with advice for how to succeed in this new economy. Source

More American troops are on their way to the Middle East Tuesday, with tensions between the U.S. and Iran growing. The U.S. believes Iran is behind attacks on oil tankers in the Gulf of Oman. CBS News senior national security contributor and former deputy director and acting director of the CIA Michael Morell joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss why sending troops to the region is a “prudent step” and why it’s been difficult for the U.S. to shore up support from its allies. Source

According to the planning website The Knot, couples spent an average of nearly $34,000 on their wedding last year. And while 80 percent of couples say they set a budget, 45 percent report going over it. CBS News Business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” to share tips on how to plan a wedding without breaking the bank – and how to prepare for a sound financial future. Source

Stonehenge, thought to be up to 5,000 years old, is one of the most distinctive and mysterious monuments in the world. Now, a piece removed from one of the stones more than 50 years ago is coming home — and it could provide archaeologists with clues about the mystery. Ian Lee reports. Source