st. bernard that is stuck on the roof. >> reporter: you heard that right, a 180-pound st. stranded on his minnesota roof. >> we do occasionally get the cat in a tree call but not dog on a roof. >> reporter: this woman was watching the dog and the dog somehow knocked off the screen and ran out. >> i ran out to see what was happening and the dog wasn't in there and i just thought the worst. >> reporter: she says she tried to lure him back inside using treats but he wouldn't budge. that's when she called for help. >> it was kind of an organized effort of pushing from the outside and pulling from the inside and then once whiskey figured out what we were doing i think he kind of cooperated and jumped through. >> reporter: her son a member of the national guard will need someone else to watch whiskey when he's deployed in september. >> he's a big old hairy lovable slobbery st. bernard but he's a great dog. >> for anyone wondering how many firefighters it takes to get a st. bernard one pushing from the outside two more pulling in from it took three of them to get it back to safety

st. bernard's parish. the war started in june of 1812. the ground assault that we call the battle of new orleans started on january 8, 1815. it would be about five weeks after when the battle officially ended there -- or when the war officially ended. it was a very important target for the ridges for a couple of reasons. it is right along the mississippi river. the port city that controlled all of the traded vessels coming in and out of the lf of mexico , and it is because of this hub of trading that new orleans has been very important. the british the good if they could capture it, they could control that trade. if you can control the trade of a country you are at war with, you can determine that outcome as well. there are some important people that helped diate wh would happen during the battle of new orleans on the british side. one general eventually became commander of the entire ground assault out here and he is the brother of the duke of wellington. he has a lot of clout in british circles there. you also have admiral cochrane who

st. bernard parish, a little ways outside the city proper. the ground assault that we call the battle of new orleans started on january 8, 1815 and it would be about five weeks after when the battle officially ended or when the war officially ended. new orleans was a very important target for the british for a couple reasons. first, it is right along the mississippi river. it was the first city that controlled all of the trade and vessels coming in and out of the gulf of mexico and because of this hub of trading, new orleans has always been very important and the british figured if they could capture that, they control that trade, and if you could control the trade of a country, you could help determine that outcome as well. there are so many important people out here that helped dictate what would happen on the british side. it really includes people like general packing him who eventually becomes the commander of the entire ground assault out here. he is the brother of the duke of wellington. he's got a lot of clout in the british circle th

that the dogs were bred to help in mountain rescue operations by monks in the hospice at the great st bernardpass in the french alps. our number for saint bernards it soon became popular all over the world but it's been decades since they were last used in rescue operations they're simply too big and too heavy. are number three in this week's ranking is the vajrayana this one nine hundred centuries for its hunting skills the dog exudes an aristocratic air. after all it originated at the courts of the grand duke of sucks of weimar is not. which was based in the city of weimar. the dog's biggest fan following seems to be in the united states. artists like them to some call them weimar's most famous native sons spend daughters even more famous than weimar's poet or to. rottweilers come in second place in the wrong hands and if they're not well trained they can be lethal according to legend they were first read by the romans to protect cattle against wild animals rather. this way the ins of southern germany later used them to herd livestock and pull meat laden carts to markets the docks were name

st. bernard parish, a little ways outside the city proper.

like it's gone the way a president and there is disappointed of course here i found my guess is in st bernard fees accusations we've been hearing from the c.h.p. have been repeatedly has been before from past elections but essentially it looks as though they will accept this result. so yes i mean they've had there been more than one hundred forty nine thousand observers from all the opposition parties a polling stations across turkey as well a job they are causing all of them making sure that every ballot that was made which is only made with the only ones that ended up in the ballot box there were earlier reports of some irregularities in parts of the country but there's been no overall to justin of any to the widespread voting electorate irregularities has been a very high turnout as is traditional in turkey voting in voting is compulsory in this country but it turned out i think well over eighty five percent so the party while they face an uphill struggle in this election campaign against a state media that was mainly giving out signs of the out party in present day it was a very difficult

st. bernard had to be rescued from a roof top. there's whiskey.outside of the window. his dog sitter said he looked like he was planning to jump to the roof of the garage. firefighters managed to remove the entire window and coax him back in. his owner is now looking for a foster family for whiskey because the owner will be deployed with the national guard for six months. i thought they were going to say looking for a new dog sitter. no look for a new home. whiskey is okay. >> the federal government starts rolling back net neutrality rules today. the republican led federal communications commission voted to repeal the obama era regulations in december. now those rules required online service providers to treat all internet traffic the same without slowing down or blocking content from competing providers. the fcc chairman wrote the internet should be an open platform. we're free to go where you want and say and do what you want without having to ask anyone's permission. first on cbs this morning, the chairman is here to discuss what this means for

st. bernard parish, a little ways outside the city proper.ssault that we call the battle of new orleans started on january 8, 1815 and it would be about five weeks after when the battle officially ended or when the war officially ended. new orleans was a very important target for the british for a couple reasons. first, it is right along the mississippi river. it was the first city that controlled all of the trade and vessels coming in and out of the gulf of mexico and because of this hub of training, new orleans has always been very important and the british figured if they could capture that, they control that trade, and if you could control the trade of a country, you could help determine that outcome as well. there are so many important people out here that helped dictate what would happen on the british side. it really includes people like general packing him who eventually becomes the commander of the entire ground assault out here. he is the brother of the duke of wellington. he's got a lot of clout in the british circle there. cochran