keep your ball, maisie, keep your ball.i played football, it was literally our life. | it really was an enjoyable time of my football career. - one day i'd love to play for england, it would be fantastic. we have to get this work done, we have to be right for that first game. good save, millie. come on. good, that's shot. football, it's my whole life, like, yeah. football is everything, yeah. one, two, three, four! cheering and shouting. it was amazing, the start of the year, it was like a sense of adrenaline. over the years, you see how close they are getting and they've not quite got there to win that position. go, millie. go, girl. here today, amazing. when i went to go first, first, that was celebrations all—round when they scored, coming back. that puts the nervous feeling back inside you. it was an amazing feeling, everyonejumped up, it was just amazing. it's a really exciting time in football, it opened so many doors for opportunities. everyone wants to be in women's football. i would say that seeing _ the lionesses

i want to speak to miss maisie? go at, calumet. 54902. that's in chicago. do you have a permit number of a purpose and number of permit. number. what? what how long distance call must cleared for the commissar indicate and a permit number. so what kind of chicken. what's all this hogwash? you feed me the phone calls to my girlfriend i long distance call must be cleared with the commissar communication and a permit number ofhow. i of communications just doesn't make there's something wrong with this. tell seriously wrong it looks like a wrong to. i've got to see what's going on up there. for. by virtue of power between the parties who got it from the party of america was i that organization were the people of local and state, the private operation of hotel banks and services will be permitted only at the discretion of council of people. commissar any such operation conducted without official fighting is a crime. the state will be punished according according i may be. among you will consider this on your individual. but people will to be the end. this must b

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the actual one that maisie williams used to stab the night king oh my goodness.this tour really gives you the flavor and the smells, the sights, the sounds of what this series brought to the screen. and the fact that so much of the filming of the series was done in this province-- we now have camera crews, sound engineers, artisans who are at the top of their game, thanks to "game of thrones." lauren scala: not too far from the obvious attractions lies a hidden gem on the shores of ballymorran bay. lauren scala: tracey's farmhouse kitchen is a destination where one can drop in for a taste of old irish country living. we have some amazing irish soda bread on the table. go ahead. grab a big slice. as we say, stretch or starve. so i've made this, but you're going to be making your own. lauren scala: here, tracey's husband, joe, takes you paddleboarding while tracey, herself, welcomes you back with a warm kitchen full of traditional favorites. take a big handful of flour into the bowl. this is very different from baking. baking is usually measured down to the t. yeah

a paper submitted last week, we can now submit that maisy is not alone. here we have a compilation of 26 galaxies discovered in our data -- galaxy in the top left, which appears to be a red shift number of 16, coming to us from a time only 250 million ar after the big bang. this high abundae of early galaxies is surprising, and indicate that somethings fundamentally different ou stars in these galaxies. while our son is a pretty typical star in our own milky way galaxy, it's been theorize that early galaxies due to their small amount of heavy atomic elements,would have greater typical star masses. these massive stars means the galaxy will be more blue intrinsically and more luminous, allowing more galaxies to be seen in our images. and you can see that many of these galaxies appear blue in this image, indicating that we may be entering an epoch when galaxies are dominated by completely different types of stars then today. given the unexpected nature of these galaxies, confirmation of their extreme distances is a must. this can be accomplished with specter

here in this, image i present to you maisy's galaxy. macy's galaxy, named after my daughter, as we both discovered it on her ninth birthday and she had been asking before months to name a galaxy after her, is shown in the zoomed in panel of the zoomed and red dot. here's the light which has been traveling to us from a time over 370 million years after the big bang, looking at over 90% of the galaxy and universe. in the paper submitted last, week we can confirm that mates is not alone. here i show you a compilation of 26 extremely distant galaxies discovered in our ceers data, including an amazing galaxy at the top left which appears to be at a number of 16, meaning it's coming at us from the time only 250 million yearafter the big bank. this high abundance of really galaxies a surprising it indicates that something is fundamentally different about stars in these galaxies. while our son is a pretty typical star in our own milky way galaxy, it has been theorized that earlier galaxies, to do their very small amount of heavy atom, elements

try to make every court date, ethan h is a triplet and s two siblings also worked there, they saved maisieter are rock stars and we can be more proud of them. yesterday we successfully dropped them off back at university of idaho, their job now is to just be kids, we spend no time being angry, that would be energy not well spent, ethan is who he is because of our family. he touched lives, we had no idea they existed periods the chapin's live in western washington they're the only family that does live at idaho, the others are about an hour and a half away from here in the court the lane area so it's tougher to get to these hearings but we expect the gonzaves family to be here and kohberger back in court. >> brian: i'm never seen a court case with so few questions. so many answers already but it feels like he has a case, thank you so much. >> steve: of course big question is motive. we have heard he had no connection to them. >> ainsley: why these four individuals? that case in idaho i am fascinated with and the case in massachusetts of the missing mom and they arrested the husband because

lisa maisie chen's last chance. random house books for young readers. penguin random house.his year's national book for young people's people's literature goes to sabotage your all my rage. and and. this is not 2 minutes. i'm sorry. i should have given it to my editor, but i didn't think i would need to. thank you so much to the national book foundation and to the judges for this to my fellow finalists and nominees. it has been the honor, a lifetime to read and hear your words. i am the first muslim and pakistani american woman to win this award. in this category. so i must honor my muslim sisters in too many places to count who are fighting for their lives, their autonomy, their bodies, and their right to live and tell their own stories without fear. so, sisters, may you rise and may you be victorious against oppressors. this feels like like an impossible dream. my grandfather, he was a sharecropper for the fourth grade education. my grandmother was illiterate and my parents came to. america almost exactly 40 years ago to the day and like too many immigrants say, they worke

campus at the university of idaho including ethan's siblings, his triplet brother hunter and sister maisyother stacy calling ethan incredible and writing, we've grieved, talked and continued to try and process our new normal. friends of the victims also sitting down with kayna whitworth for a 2023 special tonight, speaking for the first time about the loved ones they lost. >> xana was just an incredible person. i've never met someone like xana before, ever. >> it feels good to look back at the good memories that we had, but i was robbed. we all were. we were robbed from our best friends, and i would give anything. >> reporter: well, an attorney representing victim families tells me he was shocked. the judge allowed kohberger so long, nearly six months to prepare for his preliminary hearing. that hearing scheduled to begin june 26th, george. >> mola lenghi, thanks. you can see much more on this story including more from the families of victims on "20/20: horror in idaho, the student murders." that's tonight at 9:00, 8:00 central. >> cecilia. >>> a closer look at polycystic ovary syndrome a