specifically wrexham.ery with the people in the world. >> rob: exactly. fall in love with the anxiety that you feel every saturday morning and tuesday night that really makes you want to rip the veins from your arms. >> who wouldn't want to tune in every week to an anxiety farm? [ laughter ] >> rob: we're together learning some of the rules of football. >> yeah. >> rob: and that -- >> that's been a process. >> rob: unfortunately we had an event take place at wembley stadium. >> yep. >> rob: a huge game. >> massive. >> rob: massive. we were down 1-0. >> 1-0, yep. >> rob: there was only 15 minutes left in the game. >> yeah. >> rob: then something miraculous happened. >> serious pressure, yeah. >> rob: can we roll that? >> can bromley hold out? under heavy pressure. the save -- it's in the back of the net. but the offside flag is up. it will not count. they're celebrating up in the royal box. they haven't seen the flag yet. somebody needs to have a quick word. >> somebody needs to explain the offside rule to

"welcome to wrexham" is on fx and hulu now. new episodes air wednesdays on fx.e be spent? new housing units in all 58 counties, including: permanent supportive housing, tiny homes communities, project roomkey supportive hotel units... and intensive mental health and addiction treatment. in short, 27 means getting people off the streets and into housing. yes on 27. >> performing "mexico" from his "greatest hits" album with his wife kim taylor, son henry taylor, larry goldings, louis cato, and our band, james taylor! ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ way down here you need a reason to move feel like a fool ♪ running your stateside games lose your load ♪ leave your mind behind, baby james ♪ oh, mexico it sounds so simple i just got to go ♪ the sun's so hot i forgot to go home ♪ i guess i'll have to go now americano got the sleepy eye ♪ but his body's still shaking like a live wire ♪ sleepy "seÑorita" with the eyes on fire ♪ oh, mexico it sounds so sweet with the sun sinking low ♪ moon's so bright like to light up the night like to make everything all right ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ b

it's a new docu-series called "wrexham.", mr. tstrahan with multiple years as a football star. why the hell do they call it football in the united states? no one touches the ball with their foot. >> whoa. >> and a kicker -- >> two people. >> we just decided to take it. >> yeah. >> just took it. >> so rude. >> it was easy to say. >> think about it, how did this happen? >> this guy is the reason it happened. he called me and said, let's do this absolutely insane thing. >> you hadn't met before? >> no. >> what? >> no, we hadn't met. >> we were friends via text. he slid into my dms one day. >> sure did. >> ooh. >> ooh. >> you're next. [ laughter ] >> okay? >> the old sliding into the dms. >> i got a pitch for stephanopoulos later this afternoon. >> yeah, right. yeah. used to be an elevator pitch. now it's a dm. >> i'm just curious, rob, for you, what was your family's reaction when you said, i bought a soccer team? >> sure. i mean, i spoke with my wife about it before we really made the decision to move forward and she was very

change makers of 10 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00 now you can catch a new episode of welcome to wrexhamshow. it's more than just a vanity project for team owners actors ryan reynolds and rob mcelhaney shows the spirit and the passion of those wrecks and fans reporter ryan field from our sister station in new york has a look at the show. oh ryan reynolds in good friend. rob mcelhinney are two of the biggest names in the entertainment world, but in the hit fx series, welcome to wrexham we see the two stars like we've never seen them before owners of a professional soccer team if it's like both elation and weirdly i can feel an ulcer growing reynolds and mcelhinney team to buy wrexham afc a fifth-tier soccer club in the national league the lowest level of professional football in england while the pair is front and centered throughout the heart of their docu series focuses on the small welsh village that has passionately followed his team since it was founded way back in 1864. it's really about the community and the people that that love their their club on our show focuses on the wrecks a

. >> at wrexham heights, our nato of the press area, but never misses found -- specifically in my industry. >> things have been changing fast and maxim. they were a town, becoming a city, it's football team taken over by a hollywood actor ryan meadows. now maxim and the whole of wells has a new prince and princess. alison williams met princess diana here in 1991 and nowhere becomes his son prince william and his wife taking on the role. i think william and kate are amazing. i think they will make a brilliant prince and princess of whales. it's nice that they have lived here so long. it means they're interested and they understand more about wells. the new prince and princess of whales also bring with them this -- , ♪ ♪ ♪ a way of operating online that as a stick in real life as it is online. but in a moment where the monarchy is looking to its future, some even these social media savvy younger royals feel somewhat distant. >> on their instagram, they put some of the pretty things. it would be impossible to feel reasonable to anyone of our generation, at the very least, anyway, because at t

we've taken councils in scotland, in wales, in every part of england, from southampton to stevenage, wrexhame and cheering. but people need more. they're crying out for change, looking for decisive leadership. they need to know we can be a reforming government with clear answers to the big challenges they face. that we can grow the economy and raise living standards for everyone, notjust the privileged few. tackle climate change by creating newjobs, new industries, new opportunities, redesign our public services to unleash opportunity and provide security, restore faith in politics as a force for good, get britain's hope, its confidence and it's future back. applause. so, conference, imagining that we're looking back at the first term of the next labour government, how is britain different? i will tell you. we've defeated the cost of living crisis, and the clouds of anxiety have lifted. services are there when you need them, our economy is stable again, business has the certainty to invest, the nhs is back in good health. and people are starting to raise their sights, believe in britain agai