st. bernard. daisy is a 55 kilo st. in's highest mountain and came down but only halfway. 16 mountain rescue people we re halfway. 16 mountain rescue people were needed to lift her down safely. an ironic twist on the role of the st. bernard traditionally plugged in places like switzerland helping hikers and seniors. i wonder if she got a bit too hot. you feel very sorry for this poor dog because she did not get any choice as to whether she wanted to go up the mountain which is quite the slope believe me. those late district fails need all your ingenuity and skill and strength to get up them. but it is one of those stories that make you smile and in the after weeks we are beginning to see some lighter stories on the front of our newspapers and that's a great thing. she will have a big fan club but as you say an ironic twist and don't forget they have to come down headfirst, don't they?” forget they have to come down headfirst, don't they? i guess they don't have to but one assumes that they usually do. similar they don't

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but in cumbria, a st bernard called daisy needed to be rescued herself.ch is england's highest mountain. richard boren helps to rescue her. the dog had been feeling very tired. pain in its back legs, the owners dialled 999, cumbria police, and when we heard it was a st bernard, we sort of thought, that sums like a large dog, and a 55 kilograms dog is quite a challenge for the team, not just to carry it but to actually get it to lie on the stretcher. well, she did take... we like to have her catch of these lying down because if there's too much weight high up, it becomes unsteady, so he managed to get her laid down, her owners coaxed her down, and restructure very, very gently but tightly, and that was it. and she was happy and that helped. it was a really good stretcher slide and carry all the way down the mountain. and on the facebook page, there is a video that shows the whole rescue. timeframe look at the weather forecast with sarah. good evening. it's been a bit of a mixed weekend weather—wise. we had some heavy rain around, particularly on saturday.

as st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday.ple in the alps but when daisy collapsed while walking down ska fell pike, a 60 man mountain refuge team —— mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. a significant step towards the return of crowds to live sport in england is being taken today, with the oval cricket ground in central london welcoming 1,000 fans back for a two—day men's county cricket friendly between surrey and middlessex. there'll be more pilots next week at birmingham's edgbaston cricket ground, sheffield's crucible theatre for the world snooker championships. the british government prepares for a widening of spectator capacities this autumn. earlier i asked professional cricketer azeem rafiq what it meant to have crowds returning. it's a really good step towards normality. so much time without cricket has been weird for all of us soi cricket has been weird for all of us so i think having a crowd back is going to be done might bring a lot of smiles to people's faces and going to help the play

the rescuer became the rescued on friday, when a st bernard dog had to be helped down from england'sother side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when four—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike, a 16 man mountain rescue team came to heraid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. a quick reminder of our top story. coronavirus cases have been spreading into rural india putting intense pressure on countryside hospitals. the indian prime minister says while things are improving in big cities like mumbai and delhi, rural areas are struggling to cope. almost 350,000 new cases are being reported across the country in the past week. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. hello. it's been a fairly mixed weekend of weather, and we start with the new working week on an unsettled note. we've got some wet and windy weather around during the day on monday. but after that clears away, the middle of the we

st. bernard are known for making rescues, but sometimes they need help. >> check out daisy. pounds and had to be carried down a mountain and had to be carried down on a stretcher. she collapsed during a hike with her owner. >> the rescue team gave her treats and she's okay. >>> finally a surprise visitor from a virginia backyard. >> he found the kiddie pool was just right. take a look. the faster, easier way to clean as you go. it cleans grease five times faster on easy messes, just spray, wipe, and rinse. on tough messes, the spray-activated suds cut through grease on contact, without water. just wipe, and rinse. get dishes done faster dawn powerwash dish spray. spray. wipe. rinse. saturpain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. so we collaborate ♪ wiat so we collaborate evy day to farm in a sustainable way wiatfrom maybelline new york. evy day the look of a lash lift without the salon hassle. double-curved lifting brush. long, lifted volume. ♪ falsies lash lift mascara. only from maybelline

the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday.ards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. but when li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike and a 15—man mountain rescue team came to her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that everyone is back safe and sound. daisy looking quite comfortable there. time for us to catch up with some weather. hello there, it is a sunday of scattered spells and showers. hopefully the showers few and far between. if you keep the sunshine, temperatures are likely to peak at 23 degrees but with the sharper showers, especially further north and west we are looking at highs of 14-19 c. and west we are looking at highs of 14—19 c. through this evening showers fade away for a time but they are going to be replaced by more heavy and persistent rain pushing in from the south—west. we could see as much as an inch or two of rain across north wales and north—west england

and a st bernard has been on the other side of a rescue mission after collapsing while walking down england'sighest mountain. welcome to bbc news. the government has defended its decision to re—impose a 14—day quarantine for travellers entering the uk from spain, following a spike in the number of new cases there. europe's biggest travel company, tui, has cancelled all holidays to mainland spain for the next fortnight. the spanish authorities insist their country is safe for tourists, despite the new quarantine measures. the foreign office has advised against all non essential travel to mainland spain. but the canary and balearic islands are exempt, which means you could still go on your holiday there. but all travellers returning from spain including its islands into the uk must enter a 14—day quarantine on their return. just in time, these people board one of the last flights out of spain before that midnight deadline. some passengers made it back to the uk just minutes before that cut—off, which was brought in with a few hours' notice. it was crazy. it all happened so quickly. no—one knows

st. bernard has been safely rescued from england's tallest mountain. >> the poor pup was too exhausted from a big hike. we've all been there right? ce the 120-pound dog showed signs of distress and luckily a mountain rescue team responded to carry daisy down the mountain of a stepper. she's doing just fine after the evacuation. bay area da county has pulled counties for coronavirus cases, >>> right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a heavy poceswarming a santa clara county neighborhood. the new details coming in overnight. >>> plus, an east bay county topping the most coronavirus cases across the region. the question a second lockdown looming? this morning, the health director weighs in. >>> and relief in the form of $5 billion. how the massive funding is set to help california's schools. good morning everyone, it is thursday, july 30th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm len kiese. let's get right to your forecast this morning with mary lee. good morning mary. >>> good morning to you len and michelle. happy thursday. almost friday here. and we're lookattees a little b rmer compare

st bernard is are usually on the other side of such missions.eam came to her aid. the mission took five hours and her rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. we have jamie oliver, the tv chef, coming up after ten, so do stay for that. and right now look at the weather with carol. hello again. today's weather pretty much summed up by the same, cloudy and wet. a little bit of brightness later, but they will be some showers and it's going to be heavy and thundery. that mean already moving ahead of northern ireland, across scotland. you can see the tail end of it further south, bringing rain into the south—east, and behind that some showers, some of which will be heavy and thundery. but in between, there will be some bright skies and even some sunshine. gusty winds today making it feel cooler than those temperatures suggest. through this evening and overnight, the rentals up into the north of scotland. there will still be some showers packing in from the west, being blown eastwards on the gusty winds, but a fair

st bernard dogs are synonymous with risky alpine rescues except for daisy from northern england so the 4 legged adventurer became exhausted during a hike to the top of the pike in the lake district so then the mountain rescue team had to be summoned to help the rescue dog a 16 strong party took part in a 5 hour operation to take daisy back down from the summit she said to be recovering well after her ordeal. hello again the headlines on al-jazeera an american civil rights icon has been taken on his final journey to one of the key locations in his fight for justice john lewis's coffin was draped in a u.s. flag as he crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma alabama the congressman was beaten by white police officers after leading a civil rights march across the same bridge in 1965 he died last week after a decades long fight for equality that saw him represent georgia in the u.s. capitol where his body will lie in state from monday he started off as a member of the student nonviolent committee met dr martin luther king jr when he was very young he called him the boy from troy that's whe

st. bernard who had to rescue coming down it. it took them 5 hours to carry daisy down that mountain.sy feels slightly embarrassed about letting down the image of saint bernards. it goes to show you, even the bravest among us sometimes needs a little rescuing. >> i'm sure no one will blame brandy for cracking the barrel. >> i'm boris sanchez. >> i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. alright, i brought in ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. ensure max protein. i was always comparing myself nefertitito my sisters.irl they were always thin and i wasn't... i ate a lot of food. and then after i had my son it was really difficult to lose the baby weight, and everything took so much time and energy and i didn't have that. and then i tried noom, it was easy and it was super convenient. it's effective, i'd say it's life changing. my my name is nefertiri and noom worked for me. visit noom.com and lose the

st bernards are traditionally on the other side of the rescue mission, as they were originally bred tolps. paul daisy. she is a big unit. i have not been up there but it is tricky, isn't it? it is, i have been up tricky, isn't it? it is, i have been up that a couple of times, on geography field trips. it is a big dog. she is safe and sound. good use. thank you to people who go and rescue things like daisy. let's take a look at today's front pages. britian's new quarantine rules for anyone returning to the uk dominate the headlines. sorry... the daily mirror says the new measures have caused "holiday hell" for millions of britons. the paper says some 600,000 people already in spain must self—isolate on their return. the daily telegraph reports growing fears that france and germany could join spain on the uk's quarantine list. the paper also has a picture of prime minister borisjohnson walking his dog dilyn in the ground of chequers as the government launches its strategy to tackle obesity. and the guardian reports holidaymakers were warned that the government could impose "handbrake res

st. bernard weighing 128 pounds.ddenly refused to move any further. and she appeared to have some pain in her hind legs. her humans called for help and kept her hydrated while they waited and you can see from these images this was no small effort. it took 16 rescuers a sturdy stretcher, careful navigation over a rocky river, but five hours later daisy was safe and sound. thankfully the rescue team says they brought plenty of treats that came very much in handy during the 3,000-foot descent. we're told daisy is resting and going to be just fine. a little happy ending there and some really remarkable video. >>> and on that guys, i will send it back to the studio. >> just in time. >> thank you so much, lara. >>> well now to our "gma" cover story and the man we call the morning maestro, of course, talking about regis philbin. we've seen him more than anyone else on television and tonight a "20/20" special walking through the journey of his incredible life in his own words and the people closest to him in an abc news excl

st. bernard parish where the crescent city livestock operates, and we go from the levee, we're standing on the levers behind me and we go back, at least a quarter of a mile to long city blocks. and there is on the side, and the other side of the man-made levy that we are standing on, this side is the bad sure. you can still see it down here, probably some remains of the cattle landing. there is a big catalan ending here, where they were unloaded and herded into the slaughterhouse. there was also a rail line that would bring the process and packet shimmied out, and this is the area where all of the butchers in the city of new orleans would've had to operate. a lot of them were gas these were french butchers from gas skinny or had ethnic roots in the gas can area of france. and they do not want to be pushed out or taken over and centralized, even though the understanding was in the law that they would have to be offered a butchers stall. you would not play favorites. but they decided to carry that case forward and, of course the rest is constitutional history. >> michael ross, when they took

st. bernard named daisy collapsed while coming down the pike. jumped into action they carried that big dog all the way down the mountain. in all the rescue took five hours. this morning daisy is said to be doing well >>> now back to the coronavirus and the new normal this morning. after weeks of negotiations the nfl and its players have agreed to extensive health measures just as training camps are set to start stephanie gosk has been covering this one for us. good morning >> reporter: this morning pro football is trying to tackle covid-19 the nfl and its players association agreed on a host of safety rules that will be enforced during the pandemic among the changes in 2020, regular testing, the elimination of all preseason games, and training camp rosters trimmed to 80 by mid-august there's a temporary injured reserve for those who test positive for the virus and they play stipends to players that sit out the season. nfl commissioner roger goodell saying the moves have been reviewed and endorsed by independent medical and public health experts

st bernard, exhausted, and we get to rescue her.er, the hall family had made it to the top of scafell pike with their four—year—old st bernard. she was quite calm about it, but she would just sit down and then lay down say and say, "actually, i'll have a nap." and what was funny is she would suddenly sleep, wouldn't she? yeah, she would suddenly sleep. the worn—out woofer was stretchered over rugged terrain to safety. some people might say, "why are you rescuing dogs?" our mission is save life and alleviate distress, and you can't leave a 55—kilogram st bernard on the mountain. you've got to get her down somehow. good girl! this afternoon, a fully recovered daisy was back at her home in lincolnshire with her grateful owners. i think daisy probably knows even though she can't say it how grateful she is. and the fact that these are all volunteers, they've all had a day of work when they get the call that they needed to come out and help somebody. it's absolutely amazing what they did. yeah. the family has made a donation to mountain r

the tables have turned after a st bernard was rescued from england's highest mountain on friday.rnards are usually on the other side of such missions as they were originally bred to rescue people in the alps. poor li—year—old daisy collapsed while walking down scarfell pike and a 15—man mountain rescue team came to heraid. and a 15—mi the ountain rescue team

and a st bernard has been on the other side of a rescue mission.le walking down england's highest mountain.the wasdale mountain rescue team came to heraid. now on bbc news — the travel show. this week — airlines, anger, and still no answers. the people fighting a four month battle hello and welcome hello and welcome to this week's travel show, coming from venice. now, if the smile on my face looks bigger than normal, that's because at last we are able to go on our first foreign trip since coronavirus put a stop to almost everyone‘s travel plans around four months ago. but it's early days, and we are being very cautious and you know what? it feels so good to be back on the road. coming up on this week's show... refunds and your rights. why are some passengers still out of pocket for the flights that never took off? canals without the crowds. could the end of the lockdown mean a second chance for venice? and exit makes an exit, as the massive serbian summer festival is finally cancelled, we ask — what next for live music? first up, that issue thatjus

but in cumbria a st bernard called daisy needed to be rescued herself. the four—year—old collapsed while walking down scarfell pike which is england's highest mountain. a 16—strong mountain rescue team were then scrambled to come to her aid. the mission took five hours. daisy‘s rescuers carried her on a stretcher over obstacles that included a waterfall. well, richard warren is one of the team who brought daisy down the mountain. it started with the dog was feeling very tired, pain in the back legs, so very tired, pain in the back legs, so the owners dialled 999 and cumbria police asked for mountain rescue and when we heard it was a saint bernard we thought, that sounds like a large dog, and a 55 kilograms dog is quite a challenge for the team, notjust to carry, but to actually get it to lie on the stretcher. well, she did take a lot of coaxing, and we like to have our casualties lying down, because if there is too much weight high up, it becomes unsteady and we managed to get her laying down and her owners coaxed her down and we strapped her very gently

and the rescuer gets rescued — how a st bernard found herself in trouble on england's highest peak.lcome. we start with the uncertainty facing tens of thousands of british holiday—makers following the government's abrupt decision to impose a two—week quarantine on people arriving in the uk from spain. in the past hour, the uk foreign office has confirmed it's also advising against all nonessential travel to the canary and balearic islands in addition to mainland spain. the budget airline jet2 says it's suspending flights and holiday packages to destinations in mainland spain, as well as the algarve in southern portugal. the rate of coronavirus infection in spain is 35.1 cases per 100,000 people, while the uk is at 14.7, according to the latest figures from the european centre for disease prevention and control. spain, including the balearic and the canary islands, is the most popular destination for britons on their summer holidays, with more than 18 million visits last year. france was second and italy third. almost 10,000 flights were scheduled to fly from the uk to spain between