chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark, thought to be up to three metres long, while surfing at shelly beach in port mcquarrie in new south wales. phoebe hopson reports. it's a surfer‘s worst nightmare and it's an encounter you're lucky to survive. chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well, considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local m

chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark up to three metres long while surfing at shelly beach in porttmare and it's an encounter you're lucky to survive. chantelle doyle was enjoying a day on the waves with her husband when she was attacked by a shark on shelly beach at port macquarie, new south wales. she made a lucky escape after her husband jumped off his surfboard and punched the shark repeatedly until its released its grip on her leg. he then helped her to safety. yes, she was conscious and breathing. she seemed to be doing fairly well considering the lacerations to her leg. she obviously needed some pain relief. but, yeah, the ambulance were keen to get her straight to hospital for treatment as soon as possible. chantelle was quickly airlifted to hospitalfor surgery and is described to be in a stable condition. the coast guard and local ambulance service have praised her husband for his bravery. it's believed the shark was a juvenile great white of up to three metres in length. local media reports say it's the third serious attack on the stretch of coast in recent months. althou

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. >> reporter: mark rapley and his wife chantelle doyle were surfing off the coast of australia whenhe shark knocked her into the water. >> i just new instantaneously so i just started paddling. >> reporter: fighting for her life. the 35-year-old scrambled back on the board in the roughly ten-foot-long shark already had a hold of her leg. >> you just react. you just get off. >> reporter: leaping on top of his wife's body he began punching the shark until the animal finally let go. >> you see the mother of your child and support everything, that's who you are, and so you just react. >> reporter: a makeshift tournament tuourniquet potentially saving her life. >> immediate support assisting the patient from the water was quite amazing. >> reporter: she was later air lifted to undergo surgery for serious injuries. while her husband saved her life, his wife still has a long road to recovery. maggie rulli, abc news, london. >> just an incredible story. thank you. >>> and the first mediterranean cruise since the pandemic lockdown has set sail from italy. passengers were tested for covid-19

in chantelle's case it saved her life but mark says his wife wasn't worried about that.he great white. >> she's a conservationist and botanist and was worried about the shark. or a shar att taki anyhaes >> after an incident like this we will be keeping the beaches closed for the rest of the weekend. >> reporter: i think that shark is okay but chantel had to be flown to the hospital for surgery. it'll be a long time before she's back on a surfboard. mark says he's not the here but the good people who put a tourniquet on his wife's leg is. if he hadn't stopped that shark he would have dragged her ck to sea, so in my book, he is the real hero. >> instinct took over. husband of the decade. you would have done the same thing, right, george? >> yes, i would, ali. >> coming up next, our "play of the day". don't go anywhere. ♪ just dance thenwhey t felhel in love with s irresistible scent. ♪ looks like their dog michelangelo did too. gain ultra flings with two times oxi-boost and febreze. (sharon) smoking caused my throat cancer. but, walking every day makes me feel like myself

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. >> reporter: mark rapley and his wife chantelle doyle were surfing off the coast of australia when he says the shark knocked her into the water. fighting for her life, the 35-year-old scrambled back up on the board. but the roughly ten-foot-long shark already had a hold of her leg. >> you just react and you just get off that calf. that's all i was thinking, just get off. >> reporter: leaping on top of his wife's body, he began punching the shark until the animal finally let go. >> i was trying to leverage punches sort of down onto it. >> reporter: a makeshift tourniquet potentially saving her life. >> the immediate support assisting the patient from the water was quite amazing. >> reporter: the wife was airlifted to the hospital to undergo surgery on her leg. while her husband saves her life, he says she has a long road to recovery. tom? >> maggie, thank you. >>> when we come back, the man hunt under way. the suspect on the run, where police believe he's heading. stay with us. needles. essential for sewing, but maybe not for people with certain inflammatory conditions. because ther

chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark up to three metres long while surfing at shelly beach in newthe area were closed after the incident. life—savers are providing surveillance to help spot the shock. she suffered severe lacerations to her leg. now let's take a look at the weather. hello. we have now lost the very intense heat of the past week. what we haven't lost, though, is the potential to brew up some really punchy thunderstorms. and it's the southern half of the uk that looks like it could encounter some issues as those thunderstorms surge up from the south through the afternoon. a band, if you like, of showers swirling their way across the south—west of england into south wales, the midlands and the south—east. if the sun comes out, warms things up, a little extra energy in the atmosphere will mean those showers turn very nasty in some places. northern scotland wins out for the best of the sunshine today. to the south, a bit more cloud, a few showers for the borders through the afternoon, the odd one to the east of northern ireland. becoming a little drier, i think, for nor

chantelle doyle was attacked by a shark, thought to be up to three metres long, while surfing at shellyent. staff are monitoring the coastline. you are watching bbc news. and our time for the weather. hello, very cloudy across the uk right now. there are some scattered downpours and we will continue to see the stones over the next few days, really very little change on the weather front. the air has become stagnant and humid ever since the heatwave ended days ago in the south and central areas. we are seeing the same pattern, cloud forming in the south, moved northwards and bringing a threat of showers, downpours and thunderstorms. this is what the picture looks like this evening you can see where the showers are. some of them are quite small, only a few miles across. 0ne of them are quite small, only a few miles across. one minute it is dry, the next minute the heavens opened, some thunder and lightning thrown in as well. i think there will be a tendency that these downpours to drift northwards as we go through the evening and overnight period. the temperatures overnight once again wil

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we have a question from chantel about education and covid-19 and wanted to know how your view of whatas to happen in this fall with the education system has informed you are thinking about this really critical question around slowly opening and in particular there was some back-and-forth with some action with that montgomery county took in your state and maybe talk about how you are approaching the question of school reopening. >> i talked about those decisions we had to be involved in this has been the most difficult . so many parents would love to see their kids get back into schools . but we want to make sure that we do that in a safe way so we've been taking all the inputs from the cdc , from our state health department and in our state , our state board of education is on the body and the superintendent of state schools put together a very detailed plan almost 2 months ago . which allowed to set some guidelines following tdc and our health department guidelines and the detailed plan to put forward for our coronavirus recovery. but they also gave the flexibility to the local newly

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