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"welcome to wrexham." it's on i'm not making this up. sport -- >> stephen: who is your team? >> ryan: philadelphia eagles, philadelphia phillies philadelphia phillies, 76 76ers -- [cheers and applause] >> rob: born and bred in philadelphia so those clubs have just been a huge part of my l life. over the pandemic i was searching for anything i could find that had anything to do with live sports. >> stephen: some people learn how to bake sourdough bread. you said, i'm going to own a sports team. >> rob: bread won't bankrupt me. what else? [laughter] how can i be riddled with anxiety every weekend? >> stephen: wow. >> rob: let's buy it football team. >> stephen: how did you get him roped in? >> rob: once i learned about relegation and promotion which does not exist in american sports, the idea is if you lose enough in the league, you can get kicked out of the league and kicks to a league lower than the league you are in. >> stephen: it'd be like the yankees bent down to the minors. the entire team. >> rob: the entire season. if that next ye

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♪ bmo ♪ ted lasso brought to life the british soccer team, wrexham fc is owned by actors ryan reynoldscelhenney. the docu series chronicles the team's journey in trying to advance in the english football leagues. >> you'll see a lot of familiar faces, people that people that you know and love from the first season. if you've seen that. but but if you're new to it, this year, you will you will, you know, be introduced along with everybody else to, you know, new players, new new people from the from the community. you'll see a lot of our women's team, which is, i think, really compelling stuff. >> okay. so you can rewatch the first season or just jump right in. welcome to wrexham can be seen tuesdays at 10:00 pm and is available for streaming the next day on hulu. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> all right. the giants have been on a winning streak. can they keep it going? >> larry bei you got two, jack. and then my grand slam. i signed a ball for you. okay. and it says "papa i love you". why did you do that? because you've taught me everything about baseball. oh hunny bunny,

. ♪ ted lasso brought to life the british soccer team, wrexham fc is owned by actors ryan reynolds andhe docu series chronicles the team's journey in trying to advance in the english football leagues. >> you'll see a lot of familiar faces, people that people that you know and love from the first season. if you've seen that. but but if you're new to it, this year, you will you will, you know, be introduced along with everybody else to, you know, new players, new new people from the from the community. you'll see a lot of our women's team, which is, i think, really compelling stuff. >> okay. so you can rewatch the first season or just jump right in. welcome to wrexham can be seen tuesdays at 10:00 pm and is available for streaming the next day on hulu. disney is the parent company of abc seven. >> all right. the giants have been on a winning streak. can been on a winning streak. can they when it comes to your hair, ingredients matter. that's why herbal essences is packed with naturally derived plant ingredients you love, and none of the stuff you don't. our sulfate-free collections smell

now to get to wrexham, partly owned by ryan reynolds. i think about them as a value trade.ng cheaper than chelsea but you have resistance where you brought in tom brady. he brought a team that was a little cheaper than chelsea and more than a value trade and trying to capitalize on the environment around the football club they bought. guy: birmingham. it is a massive club. my father used to support one and my uncle supported burlington. sonali: he supported everton? guy: liverpool used to dominate but they will redevelop the part . there is a need for money which is why they need the investment. it is probably better place. to your point about the value trade, that's where it makes more sense. sonali: that was behind the chelsea deal why they first got in. if you like moneyball you will like soccernomics about how they should use more data before remaking this teams. football has been very wasteful with his money. alix: sonali and guy on sports stuff. 15 years ago lehman brothers happen. i remember it, you remember it. it was a turning moment and global economies. guy: what

wrexham is better known for football than cycling.ht, the world and olympic mountain bike champion. for the state had probably got on its way, carlos rodriguez took a tumble. it wouldn't be there day. with this being the shortest stage of the race, a small breakaway group were caught with eight miles to go, setting up a frantic —— to the finish. less than a mile from the end, olaf coy collided. the day and was able to get back on his bike remarkably and make it to the finish. olaf coy wasn't put off and power to head to claim his second consecutive win and retain the overall lead. with the next four stages relatively flat, there are assured to be more thrills and spills. nick parrott, bbc news. next tonight to one of my favourite stories. 90—year—old bob emmerson is a bit special. he's just become the oldest man to complete 500 parkruns. and he's not stopping any time soon. janine machin has been to meet him. when it comes to running, bob emerson means business. hejoined a running club in his teens, began competitive racing while stat

. >> we got two hollywood actors in wrexham. >> they're making this a place you want to come play?'s the biggest sport in the world. >> the club does mean that much to people. this is bigger than meeting the king. >> it's more than football. >> wrexham is the most special gift i've ever had in my life. >> is welcome to wrexham premieres tuesday at 10:00 on fx or stream on hulu. >> the pandemic may be over, but unfortunately covid 19 isn't going anywhere either. in fact, it's still among the top five leading causes of death in the us, right after heart disease and cancer. and covid 19 related e.r. visits are three times higher than the flu. so stay up to date with the latest covid 19 vaccines this fall. just like you do with the flu, because you've got no time for 19 on. stay up to date with the latest covid 19 vaccines. >> introducing new buttermilk biscuits and sweet and savory flavors so everyone can have their perfect biscuit or add one on the side, get a breakfast biscuit sandwich with a side for just $7 for a limited time. (michael) copd is harder on the folks around you, i th

both had brain tumours and died after receiving end of life care at the nightingale house hospice in wrexhamt two close friends who were very active and loved being outdoors and challenges. so i guess in the essence of that we thought this would be an epic challenge to do. the group have been putting in plenty of training over recent weeks to try and get used to skating through the very varied terrain they'll face and the possibility of all sorts of weathers. plenty of energy from the first push on a journey covering nearly 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales from barry island to the isle of anglesey in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. a bbc investigation has found that at least five women have died after family courts allowed fathers accused of abuse to apply for contact with their children. some took their own life and one had a heart attack outside court. a separate study has found that 75 children in england were forced into contact with fathers who had

both had brain tumours and died after receiving end—of—life care at the nightingale house hospice in wrexhamed being outdoors, setting challenges. so i guess in the essence of that we thought this would be an epic challenge to do. the group have been putting in plenty of training over recent weeks to try and get used to skating through the very varied terrain they'll face, and the possibility of all sorts of weathers. plenty of energy from the first push on a journey covering nearly 280 miles up and down the hills and mountains of wales, from barry island to the isle of anglesey in memory of two friends and their own adventurous spirit. for more stories from across the uk, head l to the bbc news website. you're live with bbc news. officials in new york city will begin enforcing laws meant to limit holiday rentals in private homes. after years of relaxed rental agreements, from today, the city council will be cracking down with what they call local law 18. the change of law has angered hosts, but advocates for new york's tenants and communities are hopeful this could ease the city's housing s

so i was surprised that the wrexham council the figures said wrexham council spent 305,000 armagh cityity banbridge craigavon 227,000. banbridge and craigavon 227,000. >> i mean so i didn't realise it but so can't you just say i want to, i want to do it? why? why do you need all this money to. >> wouldn't you? but apparently there events in their there are events in their own right. some argument right. so there is some argument to say no, it's good to have a bid. stuff. bid. it creates stuff. >> apparently the cost >> yeah, but apparently the cost is marketing materials, hosting judge plush judge visits so they get plush like banquets because you've got to the people who are to impress the people who are coming decisions. coming to make the decisions. and consultancy fees, whatever that i remember when derry got the city of culture the city of the city of culture thing and i took my mother to see one of things that see one of the things that manifested, which an art manifested, which was an art thing, art installation with thing, an art installation with various art wasn't thing, an a

there was a frantic finish to the second stage in wrexham.h. and that's all the sport for now. see you soon. hello there. it's remaining settled, sunny, dry, and very warm this week. in fact, it could turn pretty hot across parts of england and wales around the middle part of the week, with increasing humidity as well. there will always be the chance of some mist and fog through the morning, and an increasing chance around the middle part of the week for a few showers, mainly towards western areas, closer to this area of low pressure. but high pressure will continue to dominate the scene for most of the country. tuesday promises to be another dry, sunny and very warm one, in fact, turning hotter across southern areas as we import the air off the near continent. now, as we head through tonight, many places will have clear skies, a bit of mist and fog developing once again, just a very small chance of a shower pushing into the far south—west. quite a muggy night across the south, generally mild for most. still a few chilly spots across some of

now to american bully dogs were shot dead near wrexham after they killed 22 pregnant sheep and injuredive towards the farmer who was trying to save his livestock . trying to save his livestock. and get this, although the dog owner admitted to the offence of being responsible for a dangerously of control dog, dangerously out of control dog, they were served just a £900 fine. should owners of dangerous dogs be jailed instead? annunciator in some cases, i think yes . think yes. >> and when you look at the financial cost to the farmer, the loss of life of the sheep, there is no way in which this punishment meets the severity of the crime. >> you're right to mention the cost. i believe that the farmer suffered a cost of £14,000 to his to his livestock. >> absolutely. and there are clearly opportunity costs and breeding futures that are also added on to that. and i think we had a huge wave of people getting dogs in lockdown and not really knowing how to look after them. and it's not so much that i think there is anything intrinsically wrong with any type dog, it's who wants type of dog, but

now to american bully dogs were shot dead near wrexham after they killed 22 pregnant sheep and injuredssive towards the farmer who was trying to save his livestock . trying to save his livestock. and get this, although the dog owner admitted to the offence of being responsible for a dangerously of control dog, dangerously out of control dog, they were served just a £900 fine. should owners of dangerous dogs be jailed instead? annunciator in some cases, i think yes . think yes. >> and when you look at the financial cost to the farmer, the loss of life of the sheep, there is no way in which this punishment meets the severity of the crime. >> you're right to mention the cost. i believe that the farmer suffered a cost of £14,000 to his to his livestock. >> absolutely. and there are clearly opportunity costs and breeding futures that are also added on to that. and i think we had a huge wave of people getting dogs in lockdown and not really knowing how to look after them. and it's not so much that i think there is anything intrinsically wrong with any type dog, it's who wants type of dog, bu

a frantic finish heading into wrexham.icketing umpire. when a hard ball is heading in your direction, anthony harris was standing over the stumps at yorkshire versus derbyshire, and he had to take evasive action. i would rather that, fall on your backside, then get a hard ball somewhere uncomfortable! the perils of the job. uncomfortable! the perils of the 'ob. ., , ., ~ job. that looked very painful, thank ou, john! you, john! good morning. if you are wondering wherejon is? jon's live at langstone harbour this morning where he's looking at the issues around water pollution, and asking if enough is being done to protect our rivers and seas. good morning, we are all giving you a wave, good morning from the breakfast team on the roof of the university of portsmouth's marine sciences department here overlooking langstone harbour in hampshire. a spectacular sunrise in the last few minutes, a beautiful start to the day on the solent. as we come here to look at the serious issue of water pollution and sewage, notjust here but af

. >> annette in wrexham. good morning. you say ? how about her morning. you say?ng burma, her at the her favourite horse at the trooping of the colour. >> yeah. and that quite nice. >> now we've also been told, jane says there's a fabulous statue of elizabeth in statue of queen elizabeth in newmarket . it already with a newmarket. it already with a thoroughbred mare and foal and it's and i've got it it's beautiful. and i've got it in front of me there. oh yes. and is rather nice. and it is rather nice. >> it's nice. >>- >> it's nice. >> terribly like her. but that may we'll try and get that for you. got the picture you. so have we got the picture of in york? of her in york? >> let's have a look. this is the that's in york was the one that's in york which was unveiled actually she died. >> i mean, she looks a bit like somebody else. >> no, that's she must be 60 or 70, maybe something like that. >> i like that face, but i like it. it's the right i do like it. it's actually that angle. >> says, the face. >> as anne says, it's the face. doesn't right from doesn't look