longer driving to an advertising firm in nashville, her commute now on foot and her managers -- 14 alpacasis miracle. >> reporter: and that one? >> merlot. >> reporter: for susie, this is not a chore. first time susie saw an alpaca at the county fair. >> i looked at the faces the first time and the beautiful, big, brown eyes and their very gentle faces and demeanor and it just seemed like what i was supposed to do. >> reporter: gary, what were you thinking when she said, i want to get some al pa kas? >> i thought it would pass. >> reporter: increasing numbers of retirees like the cahns are sounding the alarm when they no longer have a 9:00 to 5:00. starting hobby farms, animals or crops big profits but rewarded in other ways. >> it keeps them occupied, the brain occupies, body occupied and they just feel good. >> reporter: a survey last year found 49% of working people dream of pursuing a new hobby in their retirement. >> they're in control. they're their own boss maybe for the first time in their careers. >> reporter: it wasn't long ago that susie wasn't sure what an alpaca was. now she s

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i said i want them for my alpacas. i went home and asked connie, what's an alpaca. money doing it? >> connie who grew up on a farm did know something about animals. >> i said, well, let's take a chance. >> alpacas possess valuable fiber for spinning into high-quality yarn but the betts business model is breeding. over my shoulder, are there any stars? >> we have dream dancer here. she's an absolute beautiful female. >> she was born here? >> um-hmm. >> what did you know about birthing babies? >> zero. they're pretty much self-sufficient. they actually have babies between 7:00 in the morning and 2:00 in the afternoon. >> you're kidding. but i also read that alpaca poop doesn't smell. >> no, it smells. >> mucking out the barnyard is not a highlight of his day, so he invented, manufactures and sells -- >> the pooper-scooper. i like working with metal. >> in college he worked part-time as a machinist. what was your training in the school? >> i was a music major. >> betts is full of surprises. he can knit, weave and spin. it's picture-perfect. but can you make any money a

. >> we kind of figured, our goats are fun but we love our alpaca. >> reporter: an inspector leads the class while animals watch. >> there's a cute little kitty cuddling up to one of the younger girls here during the class and that was adorable. i'm waiting for an alpaca to spit on someone but that hasn't started yet. >> reporter: it's about being outside in nature and grounding yourself and how do you ground yourself to a floor? you've got to be outside and on the ground and on the grass. >> reporter: an idea that any age can enjoy. you like the cat? >> yeah. >> okay. let's scrub our hands really good and get to something a little more palatable, like national seafood month. here to help us celebrate today is a great restaurant in manassas. folks out there now you guys well. this is the owner of carmelo's. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having us. >> for those who don't know about you guys -- and you've been there for 30 years -- what is the atmosphere? >> it's a family-owned restaurant. it's been in the area for 30 years serving fine dining with portuguese influence and m

. >> i'm the designer behind denada and we focus on alpaca knits for women, men and kids. >> they'rebeautiful. >> thank you. >> all of them are hand done. i design them here using our knitting machines in d.c. and all of them are made in south which is where my family is from, and they're made from alpaca, super warm with the weather coming through and obviously not itchy and it's hype on allergenic. >> why is it so important to shop local? we know there are a lot of options. >> it's all about supporting the local economy and there are sea many you onsome businesses in washington, d.c. and a lot of them have some awesome stories and it's really cool it find something that's unique and different. you are also supplying or offering the experiences as gift ideas. >> that's always cool, right? >> we're more than just like a store. we activate it with events and pop-ups that come up throughout the shop. so, like, we have shops. this weekend we have a wellness class that's awesome since the holiday season is so stressful and we have free classes for kids. so this weekend we have a gift wra

and alpaca is huge.aditionally won in the past three years the top award from the gift show based on her color and incredible fibers. >> beautiful concepts. should we expect things to show up in the stores at maybe a better price point? >> not all these things are available right now. you'll see them hit the stores in march, april. they're coming out now. and you will see, just like they saw oscar, the fashions being copied, these will be copied as well. >> all about the knockoffs. elizabeth mayhew, thank you. >>> stress free meals for your family. first this is "today" on n oh, hi there bill. hey! are you in town for another meeting? p, i brought my a-team. vo: business trips add up to family time. this is my family. this is joe. hi joe! hi there! vo: earn a ton of extra points with the double your hhonors promotion and feel the hamptonality. >>> we're now back at 8:52 with your mapped out weekly meals. food for your family to enjoy. assembling our menu this week, marcela. nice to see you this morning.

. >>> an alpaca farmer in rhode island is making a sizeable contribution to clean up in the gulf. she ee's donating all of this year's clippings to help with the clean-up. the farmer is struggling financially, she says it is well worth a little sacrifice. >>> and a bride in ohio apparently doesn't mind being upstaged by her brides maids. she owns a dancing studio and she asked 110 of her adorable students to be her brides maids. it hasn't been certified but they say they shattered the previous guinness world record of 90 brides maids. that is adorable. >>> and now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. it's worth it. >> nice touch. that was a nice touch. >> yeah. >> i was sad about the girl that was cooking with the hair and then you threw that in the end and that made me happy. >> i had to redeem myself on that. >> the emotional roller coaster, lynn berry. >> she's fine. >> she had a smile on her face, i know. lynn talked about the flash flooding in oklahoma that was so impressive and thankfully no

narrator: an alpaca in dire need of a haircut. michelle: oh that's beautiful fiber, huh? narrator: and some bunnies that have a growing problem. michelle: she's pregnant, this one's pregnant. woman: oh my goodness. narrator: plus, she'll meet a meerkat family that's getting their first checkup. michelle: wow, fantastic.

. >> i had a pair of alpaca socks once. it's very comfortable.> he alwaysas to go there. >> hopefully you have an extra change of socks. it was relentless and now dry conditions over the next several days. a pretty sunrise coming up at 7:20. it's great out there whnow. to know over the next four days, today the winds will pick up. likely about 9:00 or 100. nds gusting up to 20 or 25 miles per hour throughout the day today. tomorrow still breezy and much cooler. today in the 50s. tomorrow in the 40s. wetay in the0s on wednesday with plenty of sun and rain chances return as we getyonto thursday. temperatures in the 30s and 40s across the area. 42 in d.c. we're pretty much going to stay around that 40 degree mark over the next couple o hours until the sun comes up and then the temperature will start to shoot up. we'll be in the low 50s as we afternoon.he early no rain out there today. we are dry and that system that brought us a ofhat rain, look at that, spinning right off the coast of the cape right there. you can see we are drys high pressure is b

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: was the alpacas not enough?my animals. i'm not going to get rid of them just because i fell in love and, you know, motherhood. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: you're so good. see? you're not going to get rid of them. no, no. and everyone loves them now. and everyone loves all those animals. >> oh, yes. and they're really well taken care of. >> jimmy: yeah, because you're a very nice person. i know this 'cause i know -- i'm friends with adam sandler and those guys. you do a lot of movies with sandler. and he just says, "how great is salma?" and we just love you. and we talk about how fun you are. this is the third movie you've made with these guys. >> this is the third -- well, this was the second. >> jimmy: oh, it was. >> "here comes the boom" was the second. the third one is "grown ups 2," but that's coming in the summer. >> jimmy: and this is kevin james who -- gosh, how do you not love kevin james? >> he is the nicest person and funny. and oh -- so lovely. >> jimmy: and henry winkler? >> and henry winkler

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wild goat alpacas, llama. i want to talk to th barn superintendent. th smith.ell me why animal education is important? >> well, we're here in the middle of gaithersburg and many peop don't even know that their milk doesn't come from a grocery store. we try to get as many people ou. as we ca> > this is so important. as even you describe i didn't know cows don't have top >> neither do goats. they're grazers. it makes it fun ad we teach people. >> so, the animals are a big part. the rides are a big part. the food is a big part. t also a fair, you can enter your artwork. pam i p p $10 online and $12 at the gate. you have to come down and enjoy this. and smellthe barn it's worth it, aaron. i need to get you out here, aaron. >> oh, i don't work this weekend. u, all right. thank yo molette. >> come on, tank wants to meet you guys. >>> it's now 6:16. we now know the death toll in puerto rico following hurricane maria is much higher than originally reported. last year's hurricane devastated much of the island and knocked out the electrical grid. at that time, government

>> well the national zoo sent out this tweet, look at this, the alpacas got a chance to run through the sprinklers yesterday. everybody needs a shot at this in the summer time. >> you can say that again. >> meanwhile chuck is here to join us and talk about how much longer we're going to have these temperatures. we're really getting started. >> they're al pack m pa kaing t backs. >> it's a hazy and nasty-looking sky out there right now. lots of pollution trammed in the atmosphere. on top of that, it's hot and sticky. 88 degrees already down at national airport. winds for now out of the north, averaging nine miles per hour. you add in the humidity and look at these heat indexes at 11:00 in the morning. 94 is the feels like temperature in washington, 96 leesburg, even into the mid and upper 80s for feels like temperatures out in the valley. as you plan out the rest of your er there will be an opportunity for some showers or thunderstorms to come our way after about 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. rain chances are generally around 30%. little higher further to the south and west of the d.c. me

after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer >>> a chill in the air.drizzle around the metro area. a few showers passing south and southwest of washington. right now just near 40 degrees trout much of the region. in fact it's chilly to our north. low clouds, a little patchy drizzle in washington now. and we'll stay in the 40s for the rest of the morning, maybe a few sprinkles. but by midafternoon, we ought to get sun back with temperatures reaching briefly near 50 and then big changes tonight. going partly cloudy to clear, maybe scattered frost by dawn tomorrow. and more changes for the weekend. perhaps a wintry mix. we'll talk about that and a look at next week in ten minutes. >>> along i-270, stop and go has developed through hyatts town. new york avenue inbound, no hang-ups. a few traffic light issues and that's it. beltway south of ton around the springfield interchange, everything moving along pretty well. damp pavement. rails, no delays to report. >>> 5:42 is the time. still ahead, why people in maryland may soon get a bottle of wine without havi

you have kids, too, that -- want to even -- farms have lamas out there, alpacas.hat's the difference? 75. a look outside, folks. today, yes, we have had gray skies across the area. we have had some storms nearby. mainly west of the area. and started out at 66. high temperature today is 75 degrees. that was around 4:00 today. area wide we had anywhere from a half of an inch of rain to two inches of rain. that over the last 24 hours right now we are at 73 degrees. 63 right now. dew point temperature and southeast wind at three miles per hour. so not much of a difference in temperature from clinton, 71, winchester, 73 degrees with the easter wind will. charlottesville, virginia, now, you are at 66 degrees. because you have had pretty powerful storm to move through. a lot of lightning and south of the area as well. we have been watching the two clusters. in and around us, it has been rather quiet. we have seen showers move from the new carrollton areas to upper marlboro. showers are starting to do i out approaching the done kirk area. and then another line that's just

after an alpaca? i have. it was awesome. ♪ call 1-800-steemer 8888888 >>> welcome to news 4 today on this tuesday, april 19th. the flood gates are now up along the georgetown waterfront but damage already done there and the threat of more flooding is very real with the potomac still a foot above flood stage. tracee wilkins joining us live where they are still pumping out water. have we heard why the gates weren't up yesterday? >> reporter: yeah. the gates are up. they are pumping the water out of the parking garage. and they've got it coming down here. it's also coming out of some of the restaurants as well. you can see they've been doing this since yesterday. yes, the water is still coming. some of the businesses experienced 10 to 12 feet of water damage. the parking garage here suffered incredible damage. people who had their vehicles parked there had to have them towed out. this has been a huge mess and now they have to get the water out and deal with the cleanup. the flood walls usually raised to protect

and we have cattle and alpaca and a llama and chickens and, you know, ducks and whatever. >> jimmy: no way. >> yeah, way. >> jimmy: i love that you do that. that's so rad. >> it's super cool. >> jimmy: and are you like a a manly man? are you like a tough, like a -- >> i mean, that's what i tell people. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i tell people i'm a manly man. >> jimmy: you have a farm and you do the hard work. >> yeah, if i'm there, then i do the hard work. the hardest work is getting up at 6:00 in the morning on a a winter day when it's negative 17 and feeding all these creatures. i just want to sleep in. >> jimmy: take care of all those animals. it's fun. >> it's cool. and we have -- the cattle we have are highland cattle, which look like a cross between a a woolly mammoth and i guess a a cow. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. >> so imagine that. >> jimmy: yeah, i mean, i do. i am imagining that. that's amazing. >> but we had our first baby in the spring and it was the coolest thing. >> jimmy: that would knock me out. >> and for my little boy to see that happen was -- it was sp

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