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why, alpacas, of course.w them as gloves, skchlt carves and sweaters. >> hey, pretty girl. >> reporter: and amber isaac knows them as a livelihood on her ranch in golden, colorado. >> i bought my alpacas at the height of the market in 2007 i think it was. right after that the recession hit. everything tumbled. >> reporter: and the alpaca bubble burst. >> every bubble burst. at that point i was like well what do i do? i just bought these alpacas. i thought, okay, things are low now. i'm going to use this time to grow my herd. >> reporter: you bought more. >> i bought more alpacas. >> reporter: as she told this month's alpacas magazine, on news stands now, she had been working back stage on broadway when she had a fateful encounter. >> i saw my first alpaca and my heart started pounding. there was no question that this is what i was going to do. >> reporter: love at first sight? >> absolutely. i thought they were the most gorgeous things i had ever seen. >> reporter: her herd is 50 strong now. >> you can't have

even if it isn't the year's only animal trend the alpaca. here to fluff up our gloomy hard edged days for a while yet. alpacas still have stiff competition from cats which were out in full force in romania over the weekend at one cat show maine coons were the biggest stars of the venue and being an owner of a maine coon myself i can tell you that they certainly are a handful that close a sprawling flower carpet in belgium coming off in today's express. hundreds of county lovers came out in google wrist to see two hundred fifty of the most beautiful cats from nine countries on sunday at the fair three lines with all sorts of coats or none at all were in town for the p.c. caught expo. big maine coon cats took the show by storm this year maine coon tom cats can weigh up to eleven kilograms and measure more than a metre in length. the exhibition stories italian design opened in milan this weekend to show includes one hundred eighty of the most significant examples of twentieth century italian design some of the highlights are in one nine hundred

liz: alpaca.ourself with alpaca. >> i just ran into mike holland saying i'm in great shape and can't wait to see me in a speed-o, what does that mean? what does that mean? >> he wants to see you in a speed-o. >> the hair on my legs look like alpaca hair. >> that's really attractive, and we just lost nine and a half viewers. >> this is not breakfast. you know -- >> cameras off charlie an on me or anybody else on the floor. thank you very much. >> all right. liz: travelzoo, if you use the company, the shares are up more than 45% so far this year alone, and as the stock takes off, companies taking off as well. they are doing something different. will it alienate their biggest customers? weal find out, travelzoo's ceo, a fox business exclusive. prefer not to travel? would now accept a virtual invite to a wedding? look into why more couples are live streaming weddings and what it means for the wedding industry after the break. i don't know how they'd catch the bouquet in a live stream. ♪ we gave people

this alpaca has been diagnosed _ death. this alpaca has been diagnosed with _ death.ter with his own security to ensure nothing happens when you get there, to do the bloody deed on geronimo. he needs to be dispatched because he is a danger to cattle nearby. hundreds of cows are shot every year because they have bovine tb so i think this is a hard one for geronimo's combo —— owner to keep arguing. it is a hard one for geronimo's combo -- owner to keep arguing.- -- owner to keep arguing. it does not hel -- owner to keep arguing. it does riot help the _ -- owner to keep arguing. it does not help the case _ -- owner to keep arguing. it does not help the case that _ -- owner to keep arguing. it does not help the case that the - -- owner to keep arguing. it does not help the case that the animal| -- owner to keep arguing. it does i not help the case that the animal is called geronimo, very hard to be anime at an alpaca with a name like that. he anime at an alpaca with a name like that. . . , anime at an alpaca with a name like that. , ., , . ., ., . ., that. he is a very ch

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i saw that you have both llamas and alpacas. i was - llamas and alpacas.lamas could be more aggressive than alpacas. do you actually have to train them or are they pretty instinctive?— them or are they pretty instinctive? ~ , . ., instinctive? we can select our herd for the — instinctive? we can select our herd for the unique _ herd for the unique personalities. it is a common misconception that llamas are more aggressive than alpacas. in fact, they are confident animals. i say they will stand their ground as they get away from me where is the alpacas will be timid and shy and run away from you first. you can find social and sweet llamas and intelligent alpacas, they arejust and intelligent alpacas, they are just not as frequent. the? are 'ust not as frequent. they are just not as frequent. they are behaving _ are just not as frequent. they are behaving quite _ are just not as frequent. they are behaving quite well. - are just not as frequent. they are behaving quite well. to i are just not as frequent. they are behaving quite well. to the llamas and alpac

while admits that alpaca fire is not yet mainstream-e says alpaca farmers deserve the same support asther small business owners. >> i don't talk to a lot of our owners that say i got into this because i needed a tax break. >> rose mogerman says her alpaca business doesn't need any tax help. still she hopes senator flake recores for the sake of other alpaca owners. >> do i think tt no. do i love them all? yes. but they're not in my b >>> congressman steve scalise has been upgraded from critical to serious after being shot on a baseball field last week. the shooting united congress at least for a short time. and steve hartman has an idea on how to keep that feeling going. >> reporter: this past week some people tried to turn the baseball shooting into a political football. blaming one party or the other for the violence. normally, you'd expect congress to join in the mudslinging. but they threw out a curveball at thursday's game. the way they greeted each other. the way they prayed together at second base. tragedy can have that effect on people. but you know, baseball helps too. it's ha

everyone welcome to another week of euro max i'm your host meghan lee from cuddly alpacas tasty tapos we've got lots of interesting topics on the show today here's a look at what's coming up. street art images for target for barry croston captures the work of banksy. love field up way down a perfect day in the spanish capital my dreads. and budding musician young challenged shape who kind amazing conquers the world of classical music. animal videos and pictures tend to generate millions of clicks on the internet especially those of cats but more recently unusual creatures like the unicorn are also shown showing enormous popularity well move over cats and unicorns because these days the alpaca is the animal it now serves as a motif for various products is celebrated on social media and taking to the trails with a real alpaca is becoming more and more popular what we found find out why the alpaca is so in right now and how an animal becomes a trend in the first place. big irresistible eyes and a full head of hair it's an alpaca the llamas little brother is making it big on social media.

trending the alpaca is at the center of the latest animal crate. a game of thrones it seems a live show was currently touring in europe. an abundance of these your own a flower festival turns the spanish city into in coral paradise. animal videos and pictures tend to generate millions of clicks on the internet especially those of cats but more recently other animals are showing enormous popularity on the web so move over cats and puppies these days the alpaca is the it animal it now serves as a motif for various products it's celebrated on social media and hiking with a real alpaca is becoming a sort of trendy sport so what makes an animal a hit on social media we talked to some experts to find out. big irresistible lies and a full head of hair it's an alpaca to llamas little brother is making it big on social media. will this fluffy animal from the n.d.s. become a trend for twenty. first is the alpacas appearance that's one of the factors which make them loveable they've got these big sweet eyes and i'm crazy hairdos that's just right for exaggera

alpacas are different. and we didn't know the difference when we walked in today. >> obviously, you can see the size difference from behind us. llamas-- think of llamas as the workhorse. think of alpacas as the fiber bearing animals. and they are definitely smaller and have arrow shaped ears on the side of their heads and llamas have banana shaped ears. alpacas are surprised for their fiber. this one has straight hair. and the other style offal pa ya is called a -- and there's a teddy bear looking animal. they are judged on fiber and color. and llamas are just judged on >> tell us what that is. dog show. we're just not going to run with our animals. alpacas. spit. we'll learn more coming up. >> so far they've been nice. >>> we are seeing an influx of traffic. a lot of people hitting the roads at the same time. right before the sun came up. twitter. and you see a high volume of and we have seen the drive time increase in the last hour. you have to add an hour or hour time. floyd hill is slow going. the avera

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from the end to the fashion shows the alpaca is the coming thing will they come to stay. or is another animal already chomping at the bit some are hinting that it might be the slough. trained researcher thomas nybo says another major factor is chance. as a parka blink once it's the packet has essentially everything an animal trans needs and that trend can basically last the whole summer through the lighting people and various product packages for i will but there's always an element of luck involved in one animal craze taking over from another. even if it isn't the year's only animal trend the alpaca is here to fluff up our gloomy hard edged days for a while yet. alpacas still have stiff competition from cats which were out in full force in romania over the weekend at one cat show maine coons were the biggest stars of the venue and being an owner of a maine coon myself i can tell you that they certainly are a handful. that was a sprawling flower carpet in belgium coming off and today's express. hundreds of cat lovers came out in to see two hundred fifty of the most beauti

i saw you have both llamas and alpacas. - is joy inducing! i saw you have both llamas and alpacas.ing up the difference and i don't know if it is correct, but i was reading that llamas could be more aggressive than alpacas, so do you have to train them or are they pretty instinctive? we hand select — are they pretty instinctive? - hand select our herd for their personalities, to go out for therapy and education. it is a very common misconception that llamas are more aggressive than alpacas. they are just really confident animals. they are going to stand their ground and say, you have to wait for me, whereas alpacas will be more timid and shy and run away from you first. but you can find the social and sweet llamas and intelligent alpacas as frequent as ever single one being that way. as ever single one being that wa . , ., , ., way. they are behaving quite well, way. they are behaving quite well. aren't _ way. they are behaving quite well, aren't they? _ way. they are behaving quite well, aren't they? and - way. they are behaving quite well, aren't they? and do - way. they are beha

has it been this mail alpaca is called buddha. yes, he's developed neutralizing antibodies against a number of cobra. 19 barons including oma chronometer the scientists 1st vaccinated the alpaca with surface proteins from the covey. 19 virus. then they took a blood sample and found nano bodies that can neutralize sauce cove to viruses. nano bodies are much smaller than normal antibodies. their structure is also less complex and they're quite easy to reproduce using yeast cultures. for example, nano bodies are only produced by camel eds, so our packages, lamas camels and drama, dairies, and by shocks. even before the pandemic began rojas and his team founded and publicized an initiative aimed at combating emerging viruses. but they didn't have any animals to work with until an unexpected visitor turned up ill annual mucus and when 29 team, a buddhist monk who wants to help us came to visit to fill to colorado, gave us for alpaca. skinner? good kim, who? one of them was buddha, then we had a deal. go below tara and pedro who were ya

tonight the danger as temperatures rise across the bay area and >> heard of alpacas mauled and killed by two pit bulls and why some residents say they are concerned.>> good evening we have breaking news out of san mateo county tonight. a shelter in place was just lifted after an extensive manhunt. joe vazquez was there as police were able to take their suspect into custody just moments ago.>> reporter: a pretty wild night here. it begins with a carjacking and pistol whipping of an elderly woman and then today around 3:00, the suspects were spotted here in broadmoor near daly city. police spent most of the evening trying to track them down. helicopter with night vision from the san jose police department is flying over san mateo county tonight. there helping search for a carjacking suspect to police say attacked a man and woman yesterday evening and stole their toyota corolla. the robbery happened in san francisco at garfield and bixby streets. police city elderly woman was pistol whipped. police spotted the car tonight in daly city and a short chase ensued in the suspects crash their

>> this is lacy, the alpaca, playing with a tiny kitten. >> look at that. i love alpacas. they are so soft and so sweet. >> can we look a little closer at lacy's toes? what's going on there? >> it's pink. >> lacy has a pedicure. i wanted to know all about this alpaca and why she's getting mani/pedis on the side here. we are going to talk to lovely enru from alberta, canada, and she owns the alpaca farm, a to z alpacas. can you tell us about lacy and her perfectly pink pedicure. >> lacy was a special alpaca. she was born later in the year and her mom didn't have milk. so we bottle fed her. she became quite the pet. my daughter wanted to do her nails. >> i'm wondering, can you use human nail polish on an alpaca's toes? >> yes, that's what we used. it was my daughter's nail polish. >> you guys have to watch these videos on her youtube page. there's one video of an alpaca making out with a dog. it is adorable. >> this is a 12-year-old african tortoise. she had to have her leg amputated. students at washington state university came up with a really creative way to help this tor

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i had never seen an alpaca in person.ged quickly when i was introduced to a lovely two year old female. we brought sunny out so you can get up close and personal hurt high. sonny. she's one of our, um, branch favorites. alpacas are friendly and curious with very soft for their cousins to llamas and camels. the ancient animals were said to be domesticated more than 6000 years ago. pacos are vegetarians they eat hay and grass is it's very satisfying to feed them. here they will let you feed them and pet the animals and go into some of the pens just to hang out on the tour. you learn more about care, feeding in a bit about alpaca history, including why suddenly the animal has become so popular. we sold a lot of alpacas last year. here's something you may not have expected. you can rent an alpaca for your gathering, and a lot of people do for wedding receptions and photo shoots. i'm already married so the that ship has sailed. however if i knew someone who was getting. married and i wanted an alpaca at the ceremony. i could c

in our next half-hour, packs of alpacas roam the kentucky countryside. stay with us, the second half is coming right up. >>> today on u.s. farm report. so, what's in your food? the usda wants your advice on labels. the idea of a soda tax is bubbling up in washington. and meteorologist mike hoffman looks for relief from scorching temperatures. >> u.s. farm report brought to you by chevy and their award- winning cars, trucks, and crossovers. >> hello and welcome to u.s. farm report. i'm john phipps. food is much on our minds and in our news these days, from worries about obesity, to the growth of organic production there seems to be a certain restlessness in consumers. one idea that's going to get tested is whether consumers will make different choices when they have more information about food contents and sources. another is whether taxes on foods of questionable nutritional benefit will change consumer minds. i think those answers will be much longer uncoming than he we expect. food preferences seem to be strongly held, and formed early. to change them

beautiful, beautiful alpaca _ isn't it? beautiful, beautiful alpaca.a. but we need to look at the wider indications of this. for farmers. _ wider indications of this. for farmers, these rules have to be adhered — farmers, these rules have to be adhered to _ farmers, these rules have to be adhered to and they need to protect their livestock. i'm afraid geronimo, it doesn't look good for him, _ geronimo, it doesn't look good for him. does — geronimo, it doesn't look good for him, does it? just geronimo, it doesn't look good for him, does it?— him, does it? just to put some of that into context, _ him, does it? just to put some of that into context, grace, - him, does it? just to put some of that into context, grace, miss - that into context, grace, miss mcdonald who has a farm has received more public support from the public with more than 130,000 people signing the petition. do you remember the case of phoenix the calf? 20 years ago, your shaking your head and that makes me afraid i've made it up off the top of my head. i remember during foot and mouth,

hey, alpacas.apoleon. >> we never dreamed that we would be doing work with llamas and alpacas and we moved to vancouver from oregon 2 1/2 years ago and we got tired of mowing the lawn and so we went to the fair to look for animals that would keep it eaten down, and so we were intrigued with the llamas. >> reporter: shannon and lori went hama shopping, and they found the red llama, rojo, spanish for red, their first law pa. >> that one just stuck out the most, and rojo, was 4 months at a imtoo, and she was following the owner around while she was doing the chores. >> that is 13 years ago, and over that time, while he certainly grew, rojo is 400 pounds, he is very lovable. >> and he loves to be around all of the environments and we are sop thatkful to have him around, because everybody falls in love with him. >> and so when somebody suggested to get him certified to be a therapy animal, it was an easy decision. >> it was extensive process to get him certified eight years ago, and we have done over 1,

has it been this mail alpaca is called buddha. yes, he's developed neutralizing antibodies against a number of coven 19 barons including oma crocker, lincoln. the scientists 1st vaccinated the alpaca with surface proteins from the covey. 19 virus. then they took a blood sample and found nano bodies that can neutralize sas cove to viruses. nano bodies are much smaller than normal antibodies. their structure is also less complex and they're quite easy to reproduce using yeast cultures. for example, nano bodies are only produced by tamar leds. so our package lamas, camel's and drama to raise and by shocks. even before the pandemic began rojas and his team founded and publicized an initiative aimed at combating emerging viruses. but they didn't have any animals to work with me until an unexpected visitor turned up. eleanor me this in 29 team, a buddhist monk who wants to help us, came to visit to fiona to colorado. he gave us for our package from kim it. one of them was buddha. then we had a deal. go latera and pedro. there were yeah,

with a bunch of alpaca. will: the love the alpacas.ll have all the investigation after this. rachel: i've been around a lot of alpacas because my senior year i lived in peru where alpacas are from. will: look, he bit rick. he bit his shirt. rachel: ask him if that hurt. will: did you have to shave them or can you leave them that way? rachel: if the economy gets really bad, you can make sweaters. make sweaters for all the kids. pete: i'll shave them and jen can nip the sweater. pete: we keep it straight down the line. rachel: something no so traditional in august is pumpkin spice drinks and coffees and that's -- it's a little early, don't you think? will: for pumpkin spice? it's august. dunkin. rachel: pumpkin spice gram crackers sounds good. pete: why are there goldfish in the pumpkin spice. i don't get it. rachel: flavored pumpkin spice. pete: okay, dunkin teamed up with goldfish. i thought that was coffee. they're actually crackers. here. okay. pete: where's my coffee. what happened here? will: you can have mine. pete: i want the bla

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. >> welcome to quarter million alpaca's in the u.s. show their stuff this weekend in denver. >> flurry cousins of the lama started the annual us alpaca show. now, alpaca's known for their smooth fleece and intelligence, breds in the u.s. since the mid 80s there is weekend the judges evacuated on their looks and personality. >> they all have their different personalities, but very inter-active. they love the interaction with people. they really love young kids. they're curious, but not afraid, if they're not interested they walk away. we can probably learn a lot from alpaca's, actually. >> my hair looks like that without my gel. >> oh, i would pay to see that. >> every 12 to 18 months, and each alpaca can produce ten to 10 pounds every fleece. >> very warm alpaca sweater. >> thanks to these guys. >> runners get an early start to the street of the city of angels. >> did you say runners running marathon? >> he will us every day. >> marathon ers were treated to early sunday morning, how quickly the winner was able to finish 26.2 miles. >>

yes, on 27. > >> here is a look at two alpacas alpacas from the rescue, out for for a little treat.rough in san jose. in this particular instance, sheila sheila murphy asked kindly for a alpaca cappuccino. what is it? whipped cream? >> so is that the same thing in a pup cappuccino? [ laughter ] >> i think so. >> very careful getting those. t did not work well for want a permanent solution to homelessness? you won't get it with prop 27. it was written and funded by out-of-state corporations to permanently maximize profits, not homeless funding. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations permanently. only pennies on the dollar for the homeless permanently. and with loopholes, the homeless get even less permanently. prop 27. they didn't write it for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. captioning ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> o'donnell: >> o'donnell: tonight, the justice department argues in an historic detailed filing that sensitive and top secret documents at donald trump's florida resort were hidden or moved on purpose, raising the possibility of an obstruction cas

what the county the alpaca's owner still to come. but first lets get a check of your traffic and weather with marty and amelia. boulder county says they still haven't been able to find the owner of the mystery alpaca found on indian lookout road near lyons. ed arling says his dog was barking and when he went to check on it-- he noticed the alpaca wandering along the road nearby. that was tuesday-- since then she's gotten a new nick name-- lc for the lyons crest she was found on. the county says l-c was probably spooked by predators and ran off from her herd. they have checked her micro chip-- but that led to a disconnected phone number and empty address in greeley. if they can't figure out who she she'll become property of the county who will work to find her a permanent home. lc is being held on the roanoake farm in longmont for now. every kid can use a little friendly competition... but when one three-year-old found out her twin sister was a minute older than her... that competition got adorably real... the weepy but cute reaction

have uncle sam help you buy your alpacas. >> so who ends up paying for the alpacas?am. >> lots of people are getting in on it. >> i could never write it off. after purchasing the alpacas, all my toys, all of a sudden became tax write-offs. >> the alpaca breeders association asks members on a scale of 1 to 10 what motivated to you buy? more than have rated tax benefits. >> we got it into for the tax reasons. >> they may call themselves farmers but they sound like accountants. >> cauv. >> they are valued for their fleece. >> excellent grade fleece. >> selling fleece doesn't explain the growth in alpaca raising. 25 years ago there were 150 in america. now there are 150,000. >> she has a pedigree that is solid. >> at alpaca auctions prices have gotten high. [ petering ] >> this is not necessarily a good thing. >> this llama may not like me talking this. economists at california davis warn the industry is a bubble. government is good at creating bubbles. last year, i remembered how congress' tax credits created a bubble in golf cart sales. >> it is endless the possibiliti

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