highly trained status would be in the aircraft working at 35,000 feet. you have to be an excellent marksman. we have the highest standards for federal law enforcement when it comes to qualifications with our firearms firearms. taking highly skilled air marshall putting on the border doing details that ngo or contractor could do. pete: here is what the department of homeland security. long supported operations across democrat and republican administrations alike. there is nothing new or unique about this are they right? they are not right. they are not right. they have never forced deployment? we have always had some air marshals that can volunteer. due to prior military or law enforcement background who are comfortable working in those atmospheres, right? because you need to know about prisoner transport.
today that number has risen to 5,000 and the value of jtws, the value there is it has the power to be able to analyze the atmospheres of exoplanets and if you can do that without seeing the surface and don t expect to happen any time soon but the atmosphere can be touched by the chemistry of life on the surface. you would not have oxygen in the air were it not for plant life generating it. as we comb the catalog of exoplanets if you rank them to visit them you can then put the ones at the top of the list those that have possible
they can t watch the world cup this year. because i feel that this is the only way that i can make a protest, so being here and getting my voice heard here, and in all conscience, i can t watch it. we re going to the women s super league game today, i so arsenal are still playing in that. - and i m also going to try and go to some non league football, . so i m going to put. my money elsewhere. david hancock is a football fan and sports travel agent who s been to every world cup since italia 90. but this year he won t be traveling. from a football point of view, of course, it s going to be different. i mean, i don t feel like there s going to be any atmospheres there. there s a lack of fans, there s a lack of passion. and just send our love and solidarity. peter tatchell helped organise today s protest. he says it s important to highlight the human rights issues in qatar, where homosexuality can be punishable by death. these protests have succeeded in shifting the narrative away
going to put my money elsewhere. david hancock is a football fan and sports travel agent who s been to every world cup since italia 90. but this year he won t be traveling. from a football point of view, of course, it s going to be different. i mean, i don t feel like there s going to be any atmospheres there. there s a lack of fans, there s a lack of passion. and just send our love and solidarity. peter tatchell helped organise today s protest. he says it s important to highlight the human rights issues in qatar, where homosexuality can be punishable by death. these protests have succeeded in shifting the narrative away from purely football to the human rights issues which are so important for many qatari people. they can t protest they end up in prison and being tortured, so we have a duty to protest on their behalf. qatar must legislate. england have their first match on monday against iran, but these protesters at least
from a football point of view, of course, it s going to be different. i mean, i don t feel like there s going to be any atmospheres there. there s a lack of fans, there s a lack of passion. and just send our love and solidarity. peter tatchell helped organise today s protest. he says it s important to highlight the human rights issues in qatar, where homosexuality can be punishable by death. these protests have succeeded in shifting the narrative away from purely football to the human rights issues which are so important for many qatari people. they can t protest they end up in prison and being tortured, so we have a duty to protest on their behalf. qatar must legislate. england have their first match on monday against iran, but these protesters at least won t be watching. barry caffery, bbc news, london. earlier i spoke to sam lansdale, a youth football coach and club secretary at sevenoaks town fc and is gay,