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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

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

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an alpaca fights after a a cougar will run into view and snatch one of the babies. the mom is not having it and chasing down to get the wildcat to leave the alpaca behind. >> he was only a week old, maybe 15, 16 pounds. he's a survivor and his mom is one tough little alpaca too. >> apparently momma don't play that too. >> the owners have nicknamed him lucky. >>> and we know this time of the year, late september we can get very warm temperatures. that's exactly how the first week of autumn is shaping up ahead. we are live showing you not a cloud to be seen on the satellite image. it is completely clear. showing you outside great visibility. a live look. all of the boats in the bay. you can see the skyline ton horizon. temperature wise right now i think most spots are pretty comfortable. it is 62 in the city and 82 here. it is 76 in it is learnly warm inland. what we are watching, temperatures right now to our east and to our south are well into the 80s and 90s. we do have triple digits. what will happen over the next couple of days, we'll get a piece of this air mass

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

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?e sam. >> 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 possibil

>> 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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have uncle sam help you buy your alpacas. >> so who ends up paying for the alpacas?s 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 possibilities this bi

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

there are no plans to cancel a decision to put down an alpaca who lives on a farm.ce tested positive for an infectious disease. >> geronimo, in quarantine at this farm for the past four years since he was imported from new zealand. the owner foster fight against his positive tests for tb. >> it is frustrating. anxiety. trauma. constant legal options. what do we do? all of this was avoidable. we had four years of trying to sit down and rationally discuss the science. the science is not there. >> they understood how distressing it was to lose an animal and everything that need to be done to tackle tb. >> if you get a positive, they are under a slaughter order. >> last year, two cows re infected. >> what you make of geronimo the alpaca? >> i feel unbelievably sorry for the lady and geronimo. but the law is the law, an alpaca cannot be more important than a cow. it is an animal. every owner of those 40,000 cows that suffer the same fate love them just as much as the lady who loves geronimo. i feel sorry for her, but the law is the law. >> that law he says is vital and t

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

bought 60 animals there, but along the way the number of alpacas was able to grow.males gave birth to a cub along the way, they were quarantined in sochi, examined, vaccinated, released into the wild, and now the alpaca park in the mountains of the resort has become the largest in russia, there are 85 animals. visitors can enter the enclosures, communicate and treat them to treats at krasnaya polyana, where the ski season is still ongoing and it is getting warmer, so in the near future the alpacas will be sheared, but there will also be a parade of fashionable haircuts. dmitry, thank you. so, we continue to have great news with the audience in moscow and the region. see you in a few seconds. the lights suddenly went out at three central metro stations in the capital today, electricity went out in revolution square, theatrically willingly, only the emergency lamps worked, but less than a minute later everything appeared again, the backup power was promptly turned on, as reported by the department of transport, the reason was a short-term voltage drop, now everything

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

alpacas?ho pays for them? >> uncle sam. >> i always played with but i could never write it off. after purchasing the alpacas all of my choys became tax write-offs. >> the alpaca breeders ask what motivated you to buy? more than half said the benefits a 10. >> we got into it for tax reasons. >> they sound like accountants. >> take section 1 # 79 deductions. >> depreciate it over 5-7 years. >> something called cauv. >> alpacas are valued for their fleece. >> excellent fleece. >> selling fleece doesn't explain the growth innal whack kau raising. 25 years ago there were 150 in america. now there are 150,000. >> sold 10,000. >> has a pedigree that is solid, solid gray. >> alpaca auctions prices have gotten high. >> it's only money. don't be so uptight about it. >> just recently an animal sold at auction for over $600,000. >> wow. >> this is not necessarily a good thing. >> this llama may not like me talking about this but economists at the university of south carolina said the industry is a bubble.

while he admits that alpaca fiber is not yet mainstream, he says alpaca farmers deserve the same support as other 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 says herbal pack a business doesn't need any tax help. still, she hopes senator flake reconsiders for the sake of other alpaca owners. >> so i think they're pets? no. do i love them all? yes, but they aren't in my basement. they aren't in my living room. they are in a barn. they're livestock. >> with a from it problem. now to our daily psycho segment. this guy here pretty focused because yeah that's a tornado d he's mowing his lawn, just chilling. >> is that what you were trying to replicate that with three hours of yard work? >> his wife spotted the twister and the guy didn't seek shelter because he says he was watching and knew the tornado was much farther away than it looked in the photo but where are you where you turn your back and you'll see them every day? wouldn't you stare at it the whole time? >> i admire his folks and i've done crazy things c

i was nervous because i was around alpacas but now— nervous because i was around alpacas but now we _i've got used to him, he is lovely _ but now i've got used to him, he is lovel . ., , but now i've got used to him, he is lovel . . , ., lovely. the family firm also took animals into _ lovely. the family firm also took animals into care _ lovely. the family firm also took animals into care homes. - lovely. the family firm also took animals into care homes. the i lovely. the family firm also took - animals into care homes. the alpacas are instantly friendly company. it was only an hour's style but that was only an hour's style but that was plenty of time the students, some of these have their own challenges to face, make memories to last a lifetime. you are live with bbc news. this feels like something we are reporting every day now. another us bank is seeking a financial lifeline as a crisis of confidence in the country's banking sector continues. los angeles based pacific western bank it is in talks with potential partners and investors after shares in the lender tanked, along with s

rarely afford garments made from for coolio wall but they're also interested in products made of alpaca or llama wool which the highlanders have also made themselves. and that wraps up our program here on d w business on preschool thanks for watching and never stopping. and in the end you're not allowed to stay here any more. are you familiar with this. smugglers. reliance and. what's your story. 'd of numbers and women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story you are trying always to understand this new culture. you are not a visitor nothing yet you want to become sitting. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. hello and welcome to news from the world of culture we'll be discussing a google exhibition in london that's causing a bit of controversy in just a minute also coming up. diversity in the fashion world leaves something to be designed we take a look at senegalese fashion designer perez who's trying to correct this imbalance . and in our series 100 german must reads a philosophical novel about a man who fears he's not living his life to

but the law is the law, and geronimo, an alpaca, can't be more important than a cow.ady loves geronimo, so i feel really, really sorry for her, but the law's the law. that law, defra says, is vital, and the decisive action that the uk needs to fight the disease. meanwhile, helen believes the tests on geronimo were flawed, and is still hoping there's some way her eight—year—old alpaca can be saved. andrew plant, bbc news. you're watching bbc news. to sydney, australia, now, and some amazing images of swimmers in the sea off bondi beach. what they don't often know is that they're sometimes swimming quite close to sharks. each day before sunrise, jason iggleden films aerial shots of the stunning sea life. he says his footage often helps to reduce people's fear of the creatures and acts as a warning system. take a look at this. this guy might be in for a fright. watch out, norman is about. he's not going to see. he's gonna go and say good day to this crew, are you? he just likes to say good day to everybody. look at this. i fly around in the bondi area. i'm out there from

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. >>> three alpacas dead and several others injured after attacked by dogs in solano county, happened at lola vista farm, a learning institution for students. what a loss for the poor kids. >> reporter: it really is. and the farm is closed until next week as people deal with it tragedy. interestingly, there were grief counsellors brought out to help the elementary school students deal with the loss of their three friends. >> it's a huge loss. >> reporter: three alpacas mauled to death by two neighborhood the t losing belov family pet but in this case it's at school, supposed to be safe the fence,fter the alpacas and attacked sheep, tearing off one ear, attacking another and two goats. >> vet had to stitch it together, and spray stuff dries as a band-aid. >> reporter: huskies had caused trouble before but nothing like this. animal control identified the owners through the microchips. huskies may have to be euthanized and owners liable for veterinary bills and other charges. >> students participate in science and nutrition, planting and feeding animals daily. >> reporter: to learn how y

there are so many tax benefits for livestock beegd and alpacas are easy to raise. have uncle sam help you buy your alpacas. >> have uncle sam but ends up paying for them, uncle sam. >> john: lots of people are getting in on it. >> i could never write it off. after purchasing the alcapas, it became a sacks writeoff. >> john: they asked members on a scale of one to ten, what motivated to you buy. more than half rated tax benefits. >> we got it to it for tax reasons. >> john: they sound like accountants. >> take a deduction. >> depreciated over five to seven years. >> john: they are also valued for fleece. but it doesn't explain in the growth. 25 years ago there was 150 in america. now there are ten times that. >> they have a pedigree that is solid. >> at an auction, prices have gotten high. >> just recently an animal sold for over $600,000. >> this is not necessarily a good thing. >> do you have someplace else to go. >> he may not like me talking about this, but economists warns the industry is a bubble. government is good at creating bubbles. as reported, congress i

about 400 alpacas live on the farm. their native habitat in the andes is about 4,000 meters above sea level. and they're sensitive to heat. every year around this time the farm's operators hire professional shearers to give the animals haircuts for summer. it takes just several minutes to shave about two kilograms of fleece from one alpaca. removing the woolly coats helps keep the animals from overheating. >> translator: japan is in such a hot and humid place that alpacas could suffer from heatstroke and other life-threatening problems. >> all that hair won't go to waste. visitors can buy sweaters and accessories made with alpaca fleece. >>> and that's all for this hour on "newsline." i'm shery ahn. thank you for watching. program, up the insights into the mind of america's most powerful women are now on display. hillary clinton's new book hits the shelves in the united states. we take a closer look. and remembering the d-day landings in normandy when what they carried out was what

they say this sweet alpaca was found on indian lookout road near lyons tuesday. if you have any alpaca answers- call the boulder 9news is getting in on no shave november this month-- doing our part to raise money for cancer research. these next 30 or so days will also be a time to bring awareness to men's health as a whole. if it goes like last year the come down the homestretch looking something like this. no prisoners account that changed the conversation about sexual assault is getting recognized for her bravery. we're talking about the woman anomynously called 'emily doe' -- who was sexually assaulted by stanford student brock turner. how her powerful words are still at 5-15. that's going to do it for 9news at 4:30... but we have a lot more news and weather to cover this morning. happening right now -- now -- there is a manhunt for the person moines , iowa... in an ambush style attack while they sat in their police cars. police say it happened around one a-m with reports of shots fired. officers who respondeded found one of the officers suffering from a gunsh

camden blocked at alpaca. and washington boulevard blocked at alpaca.re that you bring your patience today as you go through the downtown region. let's check on 95 at the for macmchenry tun. we have tunnel. we have a disabled tractor trailer. and so far it's the just the volume that you will have to deal heading toward the beltway. let's talk about the beltway. we don't have any complaints right now. however, be aware that a funeral procession for a police officer will take place today between 12:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. is when it's expected to be the heaviest. it will affect the 70 corridor and also the beltway and so 83 heading north toward del a a - dulaney valley memorial garden. >> still ahead, the orioles turn to a rookie pitch tore tr pitcho avoid a sweep against the tampa bay rays. >>> a simple plan to lose a lot of weight. of weight. how one man took control you want to get a great looking lawn like this, but trying to grow grass from seed in tough areas like deep shade, along the driveway, and where the kids play can be a little intimidating...

the farm keeper says the alpacas were the kids who came to visit..hey were so sweet and gentle these are pictures of the two huskies after they were empounded by the solano county animal control....she says the dogs have gotten onto the farm before... the solano county animal control says the owners have surrendered the huskies....and it has not yet been determined if they will face any charges....or if the very frustrating and concerning that they were not kept him contained, knowing that they have a tendency to do that, but my sadness is for the terror and pain but the animal suffered, the loss of life and the sadness in the eyes of the children when they start coming back to the farm this sign posted on the front gate of the farm is letting visitors know that they will be closed until february 20. they say that will give the injured animals the time and quiet they need to heal, maureen kelly kron4 news (ken) coming up next at 6:30. the turmoil surrounding the top two democrats in virginia.. is not letting up ... now, one man is giving a new interv

i haven't gotten to the alpacas yet. >> jimmy: you haven't? why? what's the holdup on the alpacas? get to. i got to have an area for the alpacas. >> jimmy: oh, yeah, that's how it is with alpacas. >> yeah. >> jimmy: so what -- you got >> i >> jimhow do f o >> j sheep? >> you shear them. i don't know. they just kind of wander around. >> jimmy: do you use the -- you use the stuff for -- to make anything or -- >> not yet. >> jimmy: wool i guess they call it? what is it? l, y >> no,f what to do he wt i've got a few bags of wool that are waiting to be tackled. >> jimmy: i think they need to be processed in someay >> jimmy: you know what, paris be processed in someay >> jimmy: you know what, paris hilton could maybe use tcf1 she's having some legal trouble& pow. you were in this movie with t.i., with matt dillon. who are your other co-stars? a lot of stars in this thing. >> t.i., matt dillon. paul walker. michael eiley. idris alba. it was really, really good -- >> jimmy: you guys play bank robbers? >> yeah, we're a group of bank robbers. it's a heist movie. we're going for sort of the ul

(catherine) three alpacas were killed in the attack... kron4's maureen kelly reports that the school had counselors on hand to help students deal with the deaths of the much loved animals.. these are pictures of the two huskies after they were empounded by the solano county animal control....the two dogs got under the fence of the loma vista farm friday night and when on a vicious rampage. three 6 year old alpacas named racer, skyfall and pacheco were found dead by a caretaker....three sheep and two pygmy goats were also attacked....but are recovering from their multiple bite wounds.today flowers were left tied to the fence of the farm....another bouquet was left with a note that reads "we feel for your loss of the beautiful spirits."the farm is part of the loma vista environmental science academy's campus...and is visited weekly by the students. it's is also a destination for field trips for students from other schools both in and out of the vallejo school district. the farm keeper says the alpacas were loved by the kids who e going to b

b, alpaca. or c, a baby goat.but i believe it's alpaca. >> brian: let's watch together. >> one fella getting in a cab to go get my book, that's an alpaca, dana. this is a busy street in peru, there is a barnes & noble 3 miles away. the animal waits for his owner to get in, tells him where he's going, he wants a copy of my book.er >> brian: there you go, it was an alpaca. >> i had buzzer issues but i was on that show so i did know it was alpaca. >> brian: the confetti is going mostly towards ed because he is the winner. >> i want a rematch! >> brian: i'm looking at two fine players who gave it their all and i believe we can go bacr and look at the execution, note the knowledge. it's not a knowledge issue, it's an execution issue. >> next time i'm going to have better buzzer etiquette. >> brian: martha, good luck with your show tonight. in fact, you did it already. there is no buzzer -- the buzzer is in washington. >> i'm hopping on the train right now. >> thanks, brian. >> thanks, martha. you going to let me fill i

that's the alpaca over there on the right. the llama tends to be two times as big as the alpaca. video and you tell me. what are they chasing? yeah. >> llamas. >> the team was right llamas. it was the two llamas on the loose. llamas tend to be independent and alpacas are more shy and smart. fyi, they have different ears. my apologies to the llama and alpaca enthusiasts. give us your thoughts on the presidential race and follow me on twitter at megyn kelly. thanks for watching our special. i'm megyn kelly. >>> welcome to the special edition of hannity. sadly, our dire warnings about the dangers of spring break are a reality. to want, we a want to make sure your kids never experience another spring break nightmare. >> we have got to get control of our beaches. >> they're talking about robbing, rapes, gun violence. in other words, people are preying on the kids that are drunk

like the one for alpacas.de john stossel's top-10 list of politicians' good intentions gone wrong. >> want to get rich? uncle sam will give you a break on these. that's number 6. >> we have got to support and strengthen family based agriculture. >> reporter: that's the good intention. america is doing that. in new jersey the most densely populated state, rose races alpacas. >> the reason i got in win was looking for a tax shelter. the tax benefits are great. >> reporter: there are so many tax benefits for livestock breeding and alpacas are relatively easy to raise. one web site advertises. have uncle sam. he buy your alpacas. lots of people are getting in on it. >> i could never write it off. but after purchasing the alpacas, all my toys, all of a sudden became tax writeoffs. megyn: unbelievable. john stossel is the anchor of "stossel." you are telling me they are not buying them because they are adorable and fun to pet and look at. they are buying them for a tax writeoff? >> reporter: the alpacas are the only

pa >> yes. >> reporter: tell me about the alpacas in peruvian culture. >> the alpacas, they are --e >, it's important in makingin text tiles and some of the wonderful clothing. >> yes. >> reporter: it looks like they are gentle creatures. >> yes, yes. they are. >> reporter: and you're going be here throughout the festival?fe >> yeah, we'll be here the rest of the day, 30 of july. >> reporter: just another part of peruvian culture.cu thank you, kids, for joining us. you look amazing. that is again just a part of thf peruvian culture they will be celebrating here at the national museum of the american indian, and kaypi peru, it goes on until july 30th, so come on down and join them.jo back to you guys. >> costumes are gorgeous, really great. >>> still ahead, jackson familyk drama. >> boy, what is going on there? one day after surveillance video of a scuffle between janet and michael's darth went public, --a daughter rtwent public, we will catch up with tmz.z. they're all over it. if you've been successful, you didn't get there on your own. if you've got a business, you didn't build that

geronimo the alpaca has been put down because of bovine tuberculosis, despite a campaign to save him.earch on professional rugby players shows that after just one season, they suffer a loss of blood flow to the brain and cognitive function. and it's the same old storey — dame sarah wins yet another gold at the tokyo paralympics. and coming up on the bbc news channel... a dream come true — cristiano ronaldo says he's back where he belongs at manchester united... as the club confirm a two—year deal. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the taliban have taken control of kabul airport, after the united states pulled the last of its troops out of afghanistan. the final evacuation flight left at a minute to midnight last night. it brings to an end to the longest war in american history, in which more than 2,000 us servicemen and women lost their lives. the taliban are back in power, as they were 20 years ago — they've declared victory and have been celebrating on the streets. 0ur correspondent rajini vaidyanathan reports. heading into a new and uncertain era. taliban militia n

: this is sprite. >> she's an alpaca.orter: sprite lives much more active life than typical farm animal. >> get your collar on. >> reporter: instead of living full time in pasture with her long necked relatives, she often wanders the halls of retirement and rehab communities in southern idaho. >> hi sweetie. >> reporter: visiting with residents whose day to day lives become monotonous routine and mundane. >> the what neat senior project to felt hearts of those who don't don't get to participate much in the outside world. >> reporter: drew moffitt took on the challenge for his senior project at twin falls high school. >> she loves it. >> reporter: taking on the task getting sprite registered as therapy animal. >> crazy, it's been super gratifying. >> reporter: 120-pound fluff tee haired farm animal 7's as the pefect ice breaker for folks who aren't used to sparking up a conversation with complete stranger. >> her neck is her favorite. >> reporter: the result, laughs all around. >> it make it so much easier to just have thi

the alpaca surfs with his owner, off the coast of peru.he sits on the board for a few seconds before falling off and entering a fight for his life in the unforgiving surf. the surfing alpaca now threat inz twiggy, the water-skiing squirrel as news anchors furry animal that enjoys water sports. >> how about that? that squirrel can water ski. >> at number two, tiger ends his exile. >> tiger woods coming back to golf. he wants another green jacket. he left the other one in a las vegas motel room. >> nearly four months after the thanksgiving night fender bender that opened the cocktail waitress flood gates, tiger woods announced he will return to doing what he does best. >> who am i to judge anybody? >> he's a guy going through some things right now. >> woods will make this is comeback at the maefrts. a tournament that doesn't take kindly to outsiders asking a lot of nosey questions. augusta national is a safe place where tiger hopes to put all of this behind him. >> hey, it's tiger. >> i got nothing out of this it relationship but a broken he