>>> plus, wend it like wrexham. what happens when a hollywood heartthrob and his comedy actor friend decide to buy a soccer team? >> i got a call from rob saying, "how would you like to partner up in this financially stupid but emotionally immersive project?" >> ryan reynolds and rob mcelhinney infusing the struggling wrexham fc with heart and hard work. >> we're back. >> it's rocky metamorphosis trapped in "welcome to wrexham." how two guys with exactly no experience took the club from underdog to cinderella story. >>> and the profession the president says gives america hope about the future honored tonight at the white house. and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort. ♪ >>> good evening. i'm phil lipof. abby lee miller says she's ready to be back in the

welcome to wrexham. reynolds and rob mcelhenney and their welsh soccer team reporter george pennacchio, from our sister station in los angeles has a look ahead now to season three. >> here we are again, beginning of another season. you and me. >> wrexham afc cochairman ryan reynolds and rob mcelhenney took a quick moment to take it all in before the emotional roller coaster that is season three of welcome to wrexham. >> joyous. and then miserable. and then joyous. and then, miserable. then triumphant and hopeful and then, in the doldrums of misery. that's kind of the way it goes. rocky one, he loses. season one. we lost rocky two. he wins. season two. we won. >> season three picks up as both the men's and the women's teams have been promoted to higher tiers. can they keep up the momentum? come on. we're about to find out. >> as we march inexorably closer to the end of the season, we will be right on top of it with the with the dock. we will. the trucks, the cameras will all be there, in the in the final

welcome tob wrexham.terfinals continue. only the top four will advance. absolutely insane. who will master the competition? i can't wait to see how this turns out. >> jeopardy! >> masters prime time event continues tomorrow on abc always live abc seven news starts right now. >> good morning. i'm stephanie sierra from abc seven mornings. let's get a look at traffic. good morning stephanie. yeah, it is slow moving in san mateo because of a crash. the good news is, though, that crash has cleared. the residual delays, though, are going to be an issue. this is because of an accident on northbound 101 before 92. you can see speeds are down to 42mph. we'll keep our eye on it. and stephanie. thanks, amanda. meteorologist drew tuma hasour accuweather forecast right after this break . >> here's a driver put in tires to the desk and deserves a prize. and that's always best from ben. big o's ben lowest tire price guaranteed. he's the man that you go to see. it's ben right now. it's by three. drive one three by three.

maybe he's trying to be mates with the two lovely american film stars who have got wrexham. netflix, you know, "starmer, the wrexham manager". but it's deliberate and it's really interesting to me, and they've clocked on to this sort of... it's a kind of softer image, isn't it, of him? because people sometimes say he looks boring. put him then in a home environment where he obviously does look much more comfortable and it's just really interesting to me because i'm sad enough to notice these things. henry's nodding because... such a good point. it's such a good point, because it speaks to two things. one is starmer's love of football, which is basically the only facet of his personality beyond politics that is presented to the public. and, you know, he does interviews on football radio stations. he was on talksport, he did a really niche football podcast called football cliches, which i listen to. but i was quite surprised when keir starmer popped into my feed maybe a year or so ago. i'd also note, though, that the fact they're non—league football grounds, as well as speakin

barry is a good example, wrexham is another example. we have _ example, wrexham is another example. government that are attracting jobs and investment in anglesey and port talbot — investment in anglesey and port talbot. an announcement this week for wytfa _ talbot. an announcement this week for wylfa power station which is incredibly exciting. i have a strong record _ incredibly exciting. i have a strong record of— incredibly exciting. i have a strong record of investing in wales and delivering — record of investing in wales and delivering security for people. the future _ delivering security for people. the future and — delivering security for people. the future and in uncertain times you need _ future and in uncertain times you need botd — future and in uncertain times you need bold action and a clear plan to deliver— need bold action and a clear plan to deliver a _ need bold action and a clear plan to deliver a secure future for people and that— deliver a secure future for people and that is— deliver a secure future for people and that is what my track record says _ and that is

to put £5 billion in vested across projects across the country to from wrexham, to anglesey, to barrythe north wales electric occasion line. two new free ports, port talbot and anglesey which are going to attract billions of pounds, createjobs which are going to attract billions of pounds, create jobs for people. the announcementjust recently... that's our track record of delivering for the people in wales as well as, by the way, the overall improvement we've brought to the economy. tax cuts worth 900 tax burden is the highest it's been since the second world war. how do you spend that? well, the tax rate that an ordinary worker is paying right now is the lowest it's been in decades, and someone earning an average is the highest since 1940. economies overall tax burden. the tax burden, the tax rate paid by an ordinary average worker is the lowest it's been in decades. and they're getting a tax cut worth £900 thanks to the actions of the uk government after tax have gone up. it's a net. it's a net rise. no, no, they're paying less tax. now, small businesses in wales right now are payin

the welsh constituencies already in the first week of the campaign, including newport, including wrexhamhe welsh parliament. that is no part of wales where i don't think plaid cymru's message can resonate. yes, of course, the first—past—the—post system and the polarising of an election in the uk media in particular around it being a choice somehow between blue and red, which it isn't, makes things challenging for us. two weeks today we'll hear plaid's manifesto pledges, which will then give the party another three weeks not only to convince supporters but also the welsh public that they can make a difference for wales. tomos morgan, bbc news, bangor. reform uk leader richard tice has proposed a multi—billion pound tax on businesses for employing overseas workers. he and nigel farage spoke in london earlier today, where they outlined the policy to tax employers who hire immigrant workers over british applicants. here he is making the announcement.

wrexham is another example.eek of another one which is incredibly exciting as we build energy security and job security. we have a strong record of investing in wales, delivering security for people. this election is about the future. in uncertain times you need bold action, a clear plan to deliver a secure future for people. that is what my track record says and that is what i will deliver four people in wales. . ., ., . in wales. some have gone on attack on the labour— in wales. some have gone on attack on the labour government _ in wales. some have gone on attack on the labour government here. - in wales. some have gone on attack i on the labour government here. what about your own record at uk level? they are mainly about the future and they should be but it is reasonable to look at the past was that we can see my track record. inflation back to normal, the economy and e and a better place, wages growing after the difficult times we have had. look at what was government is doing. a war on motorists with top—

whisker last season but with a few minutes left, liam kelly confirmed that they'lljoin stockport, wrexhamstories making the headlines today. emma raducanu has withdrawn from this week's french open qualifying saying she'll skip the rest of the clay court season to make sure she's fit for her wimbledon preparations and the rest of the year. the 2021 us open champion hasn't played since losing in the first round of the madrid 0pen last month. and alexander zverev is an atp masters 1000 champion for the sixth time. the german moved past first—time finalist nicolas jarry 6—4, 7—5 earlier today to win the title in rome for a second time. to basketball, where the london lions completed a clean sweep of trophies by beating newcastle eagles 92—65 in the final at the o2 arena to win the women's british basketball league play—offs, the highest—ever score recorded in a final in this league. max verstappen is back on top of podium. he led from start to finish in this afternoon's emilia romagna grand prix. the red bull had struggled in practice and verstappen had only just topped the time sheets in qu

wrexham is another example.ort talbot. you've seen the announcement this week of wylfa, which is incredibly exciting, as we build more energy security and createjobs in wales. so, look, i've got a strong record of investing in wales, delivering security for people. this election is about the future. in uncertain times, you need bold action, you need a clear plan to deliver a secure future for people. that's what my track record says. that's what i will deliver for people in wales. some of your colleagues have already gone on the attack about the welsh labour government's record here in wales. isn't that deflection? what about your own record over the past 14 years at uk level? elections are a choice, and they're mainly about the future and they should be. but i think it's reasonable to look at the past, and you can see my track record. inflation now back to normal, the economy in a much better place, wages growing after all the difficult times we've had. and look at what the welsh government is doing here in wal

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you know we've got wrexham football club flying now.now you might have to eat your words. >> thanks so much . >> thanks so much. >> thanks so much. >> well gareth great to speak to you. great to speak to you . you. great to speak to you. great to see you. sorry we ran out of time this hour but we're going to be back very soon indeed. we've got lots to talk about, including the government claiming victory. they're detaining . detaining. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> hello again. it's time to take a look at the met office forecast for gb news. a lot of cloud today. a few showers around, but many places will be dry and some places will even experience a bit of warm sunshine . low pressure is moving sunshine. low pressure is moving away. that's the low that brought some rain in the west dunng brought some rain in the west during tuesday. the rain still there in places, but it's easing and actually many places are cheering up now. a much drier and brighter day for western parts compared with yeste

the 3rd season of welcome to wrexham follows ryan.lds and rob mcelhenney needs welsh club as it tries to break into the big leagues of english soccer streaming begins friday on hulu. mister macarthur. his name was he said that's a sharp sure you have on. i said, yes. sometimes they use it. instead us also late night legend david letterman is back with his interview series. my next guest needs no introduction. first up is a visit to saint ignatius high school with chicago's very own comedy superstar john delaney. see it now on netflix elaine, the headlines, a unique wife comedy event coinciding with the netflix is a joke. comedy festival. see john delaney presents everybody's in l a starting friday night at 9 o'clock central time. and i hope you have a great weekend in chicago. i'm dean richards. >> wow, it was all a lot there to check out. like i said, maybe saturday is the day to stay in and do that because as john is here to explain, we've got a little rain coming our way. it's good to have options for saturday because it's looking

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crews getting ready for this big sold-out show 20,000 people are expected to attend san francisco wrexham parts has teamed up with another planet entertainment to make this happen. they do outside lands so they know what they're doing. and actually they say there's going to be great for the downtown area. we want to transform downtown into a leading. >> arts culture hub my life. the goal really is to bring people to downtown ensure that people are having a good time and that they keep coming back. >> and if you're not getting a go tomorrow, don't worry. they're going to be several more free concerts that they're working out with another planet for this summer. tomorrow shows at 6.30. so again, if you're not going, you might want to stay away from the area. has a civic center is going to be kind of a mess? levin detours 9.41, and happening tomorrow, california is having its first ever adopt a pet day. there are 170 animal adoption sites across the state that are trying to find homes for more than 2000 animals. so they want to bring awareness to that. and to the overcrowded conditions that

already in the first week of the campaign, including newport, including wrexham. and remember that plaid cymru represents every square inch of wales in the welsh parliament. that is no part of wales where i don't think plaid cymru's message can resonate. yes, of course, the first—past—the—post system and the polarising of an election in the uk media in particular around it being a choice somehow between blue and red, which it isn't, makes things challenging for us. two weeks today we'll hear plaid's manifesto pledges, which will then give the party another three weeks not only to convince supporters but also the welsh public that they can make a difference for wales. tomos morgan, bbc news, bangor. reform uk leader richard tice has proposed a multi—billion pound tax on businesses for employing overseas workers. he and nigel farage spoke in london earlier today, where they outlined the policy to tax employers who hire immigrant workers over british applicants. here he is making the announcement. but we need is a cure for this addiction. in the cure is an employer i

wrexham is the most wonderful city. it is the way this club transformed that town.ch is serious business. and, you know, everyone is celebrating. i had my head in my hands because it turns into 800 e-mails about here's what we have to do to be in the league, all this infrastructure, all these different things. >> congrats on everything. >> and congrats on "dead pool" and "wolverine" coming out. >> i will be back. >> you better be. >> i will bring an upcoming hugh jackman with me. >> i've heard of him. >> he's one of our all star guests. as are you. >> he's dreamy. i can see why. >> thank you, ryan. >> appreciate it. >> al, over to you. >> wow. if you put out the odds of who was going to take us down, you would have been the last person i would have thought. >> yeah, i know. >> i don't know what happened. >> i just volunteered as tribute because in the middle of that and we're all done. >> i thought i read it in the research note. >> so it was on brand. i read the note. >> she's also on brand. come on. >> oh, that was great. nice day today in the northeast. we could

he's met david beckham, he's met ryan reynolds, who you mentioned earlier for wrexham fame., but apparently he's now a leeds fan and he's, he would be now. yeah, but he has no choice. >> he's got a vested interest. >> he's got a vested interest. >> does he put in do you know? no. >> he's worth 127 million, according to the forbes forbes most recent list. like you similar, similar. you're about five obe a&e money. so we don't know how much he's put in. but you know what? it could be worth a lot more if leeds were to go up to the premier league, it automatically becomes worth more because a franchise in the premier league, i hate that word. franchise is a very americanised term that's entered football in the last few years, but if the team or the club gets into the premier league, it automatically becomes worth a hell of a lot more because you've got the bloating of the tv deal, which is worth. >> and then you'd be selling it again. selling his stake? >> possibly. yeah possibly. we don't know. >> right? we're out of time. >> right? we're out of time. >> i'm sorry . aiden. no,

so about 16,000 households and businesses in the wrexham area of devon have been told not to use their water without boiling and cooling it first. so how bad is this parasite, and does this ongoing incident show the need for nationalisation of water? well, joining me now for the roundtable discussion is doctor renee hoenderkamp gp and medical writer. and also i'm joined by the former adviser to the bank of england and uk treasury roger gewolb. okay. roger, i'm going to start with you and just tell me what has gone on with this water business. well it all began back in 1989 when the water companies were privatised and they were privatised at an undervalue. >> £6 billion was lost to taxpayers in an instant when they were privatised , and the they were privatised, and the investors in the companies made a 40% return on the first day, so that was deliberate undervaluing of something so that the people investing could make money from it. they made 40% in a day. lord mucky muck and baroness poo poo, who were given peerages to reward them for this, should be stripped of their titles. with all

crawley only just avoided being relegated from the football league last season but nowjoin stockport, wrexhamnutes for their fans. they thought they'd blown it, but a 90th minute winner from amy gallacher, whose great grandfather was the celtic legend patsy gallacher, saw them beat hibs1—0. and that was enough to see them finish above rangers and win the title on goal difference. warrington wolves will play wigan warriors in the final of rugby league's challenge cup after thumping huddersfield giants wolves dominated from the start, running in eight tries with two for matt dufty. a6—10 it finished. and in the women's challenge cup, leeds rhinos beat wigan by 3a points to 20 to set up a meeting with rivals st helens in the final. ruby enright scoring a try in each half for leeds who ran away with the match after the break. and he's finally done it — after being called one of the best golfers not to have a major — xander schauffele has won the us pga championship. he led after the first round and holed a nervy six—foot birdie putt at the 18th to finish one shot ahead of bryson dechambeau and vi

. >> the wrexham documentary series on netflix i don't know what it's on or prime or i don't know wherehey're going again. are they going again? they're going again. and then because they're playing games, they play games in the states before the season starts and then they'll have friendlies, so then they can see them. but i think it's just going to be a matter of time whether we like it or not. there there's going to be games in the states. >> hey, well there you are on nbc. they'll be looking for presenters for that, i think. >> i think it's very good. what do you think? >> not very good, but cheap. yeah. we could be. >> yeah. well cheap. and we'll have a laugh and we'll talk a bit about. yeah we'll do the spurs manchester united game. absolutely. let's go for it. >> thank you my friend. appreciate all of that. paul coyte there with your sport and fashion news all mixed in one always, blackpool south residents heading to the polls tomorrow after the resignation of the former mp. we'll find out what they want from their next mp. let's cover this by—election in blackpool south. people