in greece have launched a manhunt after a veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens your goes carry us was ambushed and shot several times as he arrived home from work investigators say the shooting looks like the work of professional killers. it was described as an execution style murder flowers mark the spot. well well known greek journalist your ghost kind of us was killed by several gunshots in front of his apartment in athens. vast was on his way home from a midday broadcast when 2 men on a motorbike threw up alongside him and opened fire they killed him without a sound which is why police think they were using a silencer on most of the most of the locals mostly sponsors of the country's journalism community is in shock no one will stop investigative journalism in athens all of greece we call india stories to find the culprits and lead them to justice thomas i think you're certainly you're going to remember as a veteran crime reporter can have us is likely to have made some enemies you work for the private channel star t.v. . but while fire bomb attacks and vand

has more from athens. police haven't said anything officially yet about the murder but local reports which are gleaned from things that the police have said on officially report that at least 2 men approached the crime reporter your skydivers as he parked his car and walks to his house in the southern suburbs of athens they 2 men emptied a magazine into him from an automatic weapon police are said to have found at least 16 bullet casings at the crime scene and believe that 5 or 6 of those bullets hit the victim causing instantaneous death your scrivens had just been. on air in a major network talking about his beats the police beat and he had clocked off work and had gone home so it is highly likely that the perpetrators had watched him live and then expected him at that time to be arriving at the house it's not known whether. it was investigating any sensitive stories that night of disturbed organized criminals or other people who would have wanted him removed it's not known also whether he had received d

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a prominent screen journalist has been shot dead outside his home in athens york a skier i was a tax points in gunman on a motorbike he was one of the country's best known crime reporters police say the murder was a professional hit its johnson office has more now from athens. police haven't said anything officially yet about the murder but local reports which are gleaned from things that the police have said on officially report that at least 2 men approached the crime reporter your skydivers as he parked his car and walks to his house in the southern suburbs of athens 2 men emptied a magazine into him from an automatic weapon police are said to have found at least 16 bullet casings at the crime scene and believe that 5 or 6 of those bullets hit the victim causing instantaneous death your scrivens had just been. on in a major network talking about his beach the police beat and he had clocked off work and had gone home so it is highly likely that the perpetrators had watched him live and then expected him at that time to be arriving at the house it's not known whether. it was investi

still ahead of al-jazeera a greek prime journalist gunned down in athens we'll tell you what police are saying about that attack and indonesia's film industry trying to make a pandemic comeback. how to more sunshine in showers across much of southeast asia as per usual limp like the showers there filtering their way into cambodia into thailand wanted to shout from the eastern side of vietnam and there's sunshine and shouts where the west sun shines and showers for the philippines but the shot was there nevertheless some lively downpours their cost more than parts of borneo and then ends in asia really cropping it as we go in through the next couple of days some very heavy rainfall coming through we have seen some very heavy rains 69 millimeters in the space of 24 hours across the eastern side of indonesia that's around the a 4 average and i'll be 24 hours and heavy downpours they do set to continue more showers that will cause further problems into java for example to make a way for the south well this is where we have a tropical system is coming through and in the case of tropical syst

in greece have launched a manhunt after a veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens your goes was ambushed and shot several times as he arrived home from work investigators say the shooting looks like the work of professional killers. it was described as an execution style murder flowers mark the spot where well known greek journalist yogas kind of us was killed by several gunshots in front of his apartment in athens . can i have asked was on his way home from a midday broadcast when 2 men on a motorbike drew up alongside him and opened fire they killed him without a sound which is why police think they were using a silencer. one of the most of a possible to spot a serious of the country's journalism community is in shock no one will stop investigative journalism in athens all of greece be calling the authorities to find the culprits and lead them to justice for vacation honestly if you're sure you're going to come across as a veteran crime reporter kind of us is likely to have made some enemies he worked for the private channel started t.v. . but while fire bomb att

. >> veteran crime journalist shot dead outside his home in athens.cked by two gunmen on a motorbike. he was one of the country's best-known crime reporters working on tv and running a long. it is rare for media to be targeted in greece, with a similar case this in a decade ago. this attack appeared professionally plan. we have more now from athens. >> police have not said anything official yet about the murder, but local reports which are gleaned from things the police have said unofficially, report that at least two men approached the crime reporter, jargos, as he parked his car and walked to his house in the southern suburbs of ashen -- athens. the two men emptied an magazine into him from an automatic weapon. police said to have found at least 16 bullet casings of the crime scene, and believe five or six of those bullets hit the victim, causing instant death. he had just been on air, and a major network, talking about his beat, the police beat. he clocked off work and had gone home. so it is highly likely that the perpetrators had watched him live

yorgos karavaz was shot at least six times outside his home in athens. courtney bembridge reports.n the sidewalk where her husband was shot multiple times with a silenced weapon by two men on a paired. senior police have described the killing is a professional hit.— professional hit. we turned around to _ professional hit. we turned around to see _ professional hit. we turned around to see what - professional hit. we turned around to see what was - around to see what was happening, the shots could still be heard, and then i saw a man in khaki standing above him, firing repeatedly. his colleagues _ him, firing repeatedly. his colleagues broke the news during a daily bulletin. it’s during a daily bulletin. it's our own. _ during a daily bulletin. it's our own, yorgos _ during a daily bulletin. it�*s our own, yorgos karavaz, who our own, yorgos karavaz, who our audiences see every day, who all these years has worked in many difficult subjects, that together we have covered our crime reporting. it's very difficult to even believe that something like this has really happened. it's a pie

and here their cautionary tale is cleon in athens, who caused them to invade sparta and causing the war. subsequent scholarship has suggested that aristotle and plato and later anti-democrats may have done them injustice an athenian democracy was more effective in producing economic stability and disbursing d athenian democracy was more effective in producing economic stability and disbursing knowledge among people of different backgrounds and may have fallen not because of the war, but because of the plague and the war itself was supported by the bull, which is the 500 member senate, and ensured may not do it justice to athens to reduce it to demagogues. but this was the framers' vision, as it was the vision of florentine critics of democracy, as well as those in britain and france who were trying to defend those governments against direct accesses. so the original first amendment says one representative in congress for every 30,000 inhabitants. it fails as does the original second amendment which says congress can't raise its salary without an intervening election, that of course beca

reporter younger skydivers as he parked his car and walks to his house in the southern suburbs of athens they 2 men emptied a magazine into him from an automatic weapon police are said to have found at least 16 bullet casings at the crime scene and believe that 5 or 6 of those bullets hit the victim causing instantaneous death your scrivens had just been. on air in a major network talking about his beats the police beat and he had clocked off work and had gone home so it is highly likely that the perpetrators had watched him live and then expected him at that time to be arriving at the house it's not known whether. it was investigating any sensitive stories that night of disturbed organized criminals or other people who would have wanted him removed it's not known also whether he had received death threats or had asked for any police protection and such crimes really are very rare in greece the last such match your style killing of a journalist was in 2010 when another reporter socrates go us was summoned to the entrance of the building where he lived at 5 30 in the morning when he arriv

not far from athens in greece need a best man and has son nicholas i have spent the night in that camper van. buren work. better pack everything up and move on. by nina's work day starting if their technology plays a. ok i have an antenna that improves reception a bit so 98 percent of the time the internet connection works up the phone it will see it a moment if it's strong enough. stock in august nina currently has 15 students around the world over her website private lessons for 40 euros per session and pay online after $10.00 y. good morning. absolutely they have until after the 94 hours a day on average. every day is a window to another world my students are elsewhere they're from another culture and have other topics other interests so it's never dull that's much fun since nick and i started school half a year ago nina bushman can only travel during the school holidays so she's considering teaching him herself in the future. when they travel mother and son rarely spend more than one night in the same place. nina bushman likes to seek out spots she's never been to the fool. like almo

bethany bell reports now from athens. the boats are in the dock, waiting for tourists.am rent out catamarans and yachts for trips to the greek islands. their clients come from the uk, the united states and south africa. april is normally the start of the season, but things are on hold because of the pandemic. greece is hoping to open up to visitors in may, but it's not clear which countries will be ready. a lot of nations need to agree on specific problems in order to allow people to travel. this uncertainty does not help anyone. on our end, we are doing the best effort possible in order to be ready. and we will be ready when the borders open and we can welcome all guests throughout the world. there are still tough covid restrictions in greece, which has seen a surge of infections. but people are becoming increasingly frustrated. about one in five workers has a job in tourism. they're worried about the summer. the acropolis is open again after months of lockdown. this place would normally be packed with people, but now it's mainly those living locally. and no one is qui

and linda is in athens. good to sea you both. melissa, let's start with you. how will the special pass of vaccinated americans and other tourists work? >> the idea the priority for europeans to be able to get themselves across each other's borders. we'll be seeing over the course of the last few months the restrictions essentially made that difficult. essentially the european union tourism industry has been at a stand still. so the priority to create european digital passport that allows people to show they've been vaccinated or are immune because they've recently had covid-19 and, therefore, able to avoid the kind of quarantines that made things difficult the last few months. france also now looking beyond may 15th to start reopening terraces and museums and the things shut down since the month of october. the idea even as europe starts to get its vaccination programs a little bit more up and running, trying to improve the pace of those that at least the free movement of people will begin to increase amid that. much-needed help for europe's battered economy.

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investment locally and globally and of course they didn't forget to talk about the cheap one of china's of athene diplomacy so basically before the summit he's telling the u.s. don't belittle in us if you want to work with us all right so very pointed message the muscle flexing they're also interesting was that among the audience for the speech were some major u.s. business leaders getting that was also a very not subtle reminder of u.s. china ties. well apple's tim cook at tesla blackstone stephens wants men and a bridgewater's raid will word their listening to. china it wanted to use this opportunity to show that while comes all foreign investment into the country and it does so many foreign businesses have to grab this opportunity when that in the investment china is searching this year with the amount of actual foreign investment used in china in the 1st 3 months of 2021 up nearly 40 percent year on year but let's not forget about nike and adidas boycott overseen jones cotton controversy that clearly they won't tolerate companies which bite the hand that feeds them are growing as an issue bet

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and the war itself was supported by the 500 senate and by paraclees and may not do it justice to athens to reduce the demagogues. but this was the framers vision and was the vision of florentine critics of democracy. so the original first amendments as one representative in congress for every 30,000 inhabitants, it fails. as does the original second amendment which says congress can't raise its salary without an intervening election. our first amendment was the framers third, and it came first not because it was considered most important but because it was just the first amendment that happened to pass. it doesn't mean the framers weren't centrally concerned about rights of speech. they believed that our rights of speech are natural rights that come from god or nature and not from government. and in the state of nature we're born with certain natural rights. remember the right of complete freedom of conscience is the preeminent natural right because of the new hampshire constitution says in its preamble the opinions of men being the product of reason rather than force or violence cannot

this marble goddess of love is reminiscent of figures on the acropolis in athens. these magnificent ivory drinking horns were likely used during lively feasts in the royal court. the works of art are adorned with elements from greek mythology such as this winged lion with snakes on its head . or this nim bathing. and this centaur half man half horse carrying a child through the air. this scene is from the day to day life of greek heroes. but this desert land holds more than treasures from the past the car a comb also boasts one of the largest reserves of natural gas in the world. this wealth of natural resources has its dark side noxious gas that seeps out here in countless places. the current desert poses a potential threat to the global climate. at least the german scientist. has spent years trying to find a way of stopping the gas from escaping. in the middle of the desert. far away from the big cities of the country here in one of the largest deserts in the world camels have always been invaluable much sought after goods were transported from china on their bac

. >> i grew up on a farm near athens georgia. this was growing up in the fifties, i was born in 1943. growing up in the fifties on the farm and my grandfather had been a farmer, we live with him or he live with us, we moved in when my grandmother died, and took care of my grandfather. he was kind of winding down on his farming days. we still had mules, we had a pair of mules when i was really young. we sold off the mules, and we had one mule that we use for gardening. and we had a full acre of garden. there was always a lot of work to be done there. we did some farming ourselves, we grew corn and some hay, and some wheat and oats from time to time. and as a 12 and 13 year old boy, i was plowing that mule. in the garden and in the cornfield and so on. so before or shortly before i flew supersonic jets, i was on the south end of a mule. it was a unique experience. you think about plowing meals, and people have been plowing oxen for thousands of years. there i was doing that and then flying a supersonic jets shortly thereafter. it w

the reason it's doing this as the head of the presidential council mohammed al then for you said in athens today is that the past between libya and the european union passes through greece in other words if libya hopes for european union investments that will help rebuild the war torn country it must make good with a member of the european union that has a serious complaint against it so the next few months will be occupied by this delicate process on the part of libya of trying to maintain a good relationship with turkey which remains an important economic partner to libya and trying to open a new pathway of investment with the european union and that means a maritime treaty with greece the prime minister said vincent has told al-jazeera volcanic activity on the caribbean island could go on for months huge eruptions of just blanketed the country and ash and a threatening water and food supplies 16000 people have been forced from their homes and he says for. for decades less of free air remain dormant but late last week huge eruption sent ash gas and rocks spewing from its summit probably

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a veteran greek crime journalist has been shot dead outside his home in athens he said. was attacked by 2 gunmen on a motorbike it was one of the country's best known crime reports says working on t.v. and running a blog police reportedly say this attack appeared professionally planned well the news hour is coming up at 2100 g. that in about 30 minutes time i will see then the occupation of the american mind now continues. the hamas charter not only cost resources structures ladies and gentlemen because for the love of every jew it's a nazi documents meanwhile you hear next to nothing about another extreme political charter that is much more relevance to the conflict the platform of the ruling the crude party in israel. well if you look at the language that's in that charter the likud charter it flatly rejects quote flatly rejects the existence of a palestinian state anywhere anywhere on that side of the jordan river in other words completely denying the right of a state of palestine to exist that's far more relevant to have language like the language in the liquid chart

they went back to athens. update to more months and had the briefs every day for two or three hours. hospital points every day for two or three hours. they had a hospital room and a room in the boq, like it was my office. stayed there for two weeks. got all of that done. then it flew to atlanta. my mom picked me up there and drove to georgia, my hometown, where most vietnam veterans got spit on and terrible reception. the war had ended. the p.o.w.'s were coming home. commerce, everyone there in the u.s. because our mom had taught, or brothers history and law had. thought i had friends there. everyone. u.s. they had a parade. but on the way over there you may remember, there is a song called -- by tony orlando. it reached number one that month in march, it will, may of 1973. there were yellow ribbons tied along interstate 85 from atlanta. you get off of the interstate. it wasn't, i guess it was complete. in the olden days you had to get off at -- . all the wet commerce they had yellow ribbons and that was the o

. >>> i grew up on a farm in athens, georgia. this was growing up in the '50s, i was born in 1943, so growing up in the '50s, my grandfather had been a farmer, we lived with him or he lived with us. my grandmother died and we kind of took care of my grandfather. he was winding down on his farming days, but we had mules. he had a pair of mules when i was real young. eventually he sold off the pair of mules and we had one mule that we used for gardening and we had a full acre of garden, so there was always a lot of work to do there. then we did some farming ourselves, so we grew corn and some hay and some wheat and some oats from time to time. and as a 12 and 13-year-old boy, i was plowing that mule, in the garden, in the cornfields and so on. before i was flying supersonic jets, i was on the northbound end of a mule. it's a neat experience. you think about plowing mules and people had been plowing oxenfor years and years, and there i was flying a jet thereafter. it was a very interesting time in history. i loved being outdoors. to

a veteran greek crime journalist has been shot dead outside his home in athens. police say that georges karaivaz was killed by gunmen on a motorbike. he is. he was one of the best crime reporters. is "inside story." more news in about 30 minutes. you then. -- see you then. ♪ >> facing an isil threat in northern mozambique, leaders in southern africa are considered in deployment. but is military intervention the answer? and does isil have a new foothold in southern africa? this is "inside story." ♪ >> hello and welcome to the program. mozambique has seen a rise in attacks across its northern region in recent months. dozens of people were killed when iso linked fighters rated a hotel in the northern town of palma last month. now it has emerged 12 of the victims, possibly foreigners, were beheaded during the siege. southern african leaders are trying to come up with a response to the growing crisis. we will bring in our guest shortly. first, this report. reporter: the struggle was evident. when islamic state fighters invaded the town of palma in march, this hotel wa

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locally and globally and of course they didn't forget to talk about the cheap many of china's of athene diplomacy so basically before the summit he's telling the u.s. don't belittle him if you want to work with us all right so very pointed message the muscle flexing there also interesting was that among the audience for the speech were some major u.s. business leaders because thing that was also a very subtle reminder of u.s. china ties. well apple's tim cook at tesla blackstone stephens watzman and a bridgewater's radially will was there listening to. china it wanted to use this opportunity to show that while comes all foreign investment into the country and it does so many foreign businesses have to grab this opportunity when that inbound investment china is searching this year with the amount of actual foreign investment used in china in the 1st 3 months of 2021 up nearly 40 percent year on year but let's not forget about nike and adidas boycott overseen jones cotton controversy beijing said clearly they won't tolerate companies which bite the hand that. are growing as an issue betwe

the way maurice and critics joining us from athens. a primal emotion. an instinctual response. but for something so fundamental fear is still a mystery. why are some people frozen by phobia while others seem like super humans. here is really doesn't exist on my machine just. as for those who. cannot deepest fears be overcome and should we even try she is very living breathing case study of what life would be like without she or could fear in fact be good for us. to survive before the samis you call it out thanks can you bear to find out. thank. stinks there's nothing like a walk through a haunted house there's thrills and chills. and shrieks of laughter. but facing your deepest fears is no laughing matter. oh miles. there's no better place to study fear than at its most extreme. anything calmer than a calm that's. mariam can a gator is terrified of chickens the instant she sees a chicken her memory tells her body to go on high alert. almost every step of. what you see actually is really irrational behavior. you know they go certain words. and even though they realize that there

in greece have launched a manhunt after a veteran crime reporter was shot dead outside his home in athens your goes to reverse was ambushed and shot several times as he arrived home from work media offices in greece are frequently targeted in fire bomb and vandalism attacks. longstanding president omar daley has been reelected for a 5th term provisional results show he won 98 percent of the vote faced just one challenger to businessman zachary here is my father said safety concerns prevented him from campaigning all the other opposition parties boycotted the vote. u.s. d.m.s. us rough an actor has died at the age of 15 he suffered a heart attack 5 days ago and was placed on life support d.m.'s whose real name is was earl simmons built a multi platinum selling career as one of rap's biggest stars of the late 1990 s. and early 2000 and. 5 thailand has a rich boxing tradition and it appeals to all ages there an estimated 300000 boxes under 15 among them a kick boxer some doctors are calling for a ban on children boxing but wants to punch his way out of poverty for his family. sure charts are

professional development opportunities the 1st step is to extend themselves in most cases those who tend to athens workshops and seminars are mid-level supervisors the managers which is great in those 2 experiences for many sit in the workforce the stats wow the key decision maker the c.e.o. of the cia the cia and so what are they saying about right and so the 1st piece is going to be president and actually it's him and he needs these opportunities also to hire consultants be willing to hire consultants and to hire people of color to hire margy if it is a marginal has become an insult to them and i have asked a difference here in iowa that inventory of the current work whole church to teach surveys from their employer. and have a consultant to that's not necessarily in h.r. early the who works mostly with everyone and definitely not their director of their direct supervisor but a consultant to come in as a 3rd party and to get a fresh unbiased perspective of really what's going on in it in the workplace and also what are some of the ways in which they're. in the way we conduct business maintaining

because they have to 16 celsius in moscow slots a bad will see highs of around to 18 degrees that in athens fine and dry there across madrid again we're getting up to 16 here festive weather coming through as the showers made away from that western side of the mediterranean but single figures up. i was in northwest for that coal when continuing to blow as we go on through cheated by changed by that wintry mix starts to make its way down across the balkans with more showers there for a good part of italy that a few showers to across northern parts of africa i will next couple days through the process of proceeding away. from. the welcome to down from every one of us. even those working quietly behind the scenes. so you can relax enjoy the perfect break in your journey. and when you leave with a smile we know law day's work is done cats are always welcome to our home. the in the. welcome back you're watching al-jazeera live from london our main stories this hour there has been a power blackout it iran's may nuclear facility at natanz after initially describing it as an accident head of iran's

you're lucky yes warming up in madrid and it's cooling down in moscow so you too have reversed but athens still beats everybody but henley just i have to say the picture continues into saturday with the sun doing service works or up a degree or 2 in many places but still well below where it should be at this time of the year and at the bottom end of spain the rain is falling crossing the water and affecting morocco algeria tunisia was quite a strong wind in it to see if that that's part of a circulation would suggest dust storms through tunisia algeria and most likely into libya that's what's happening in this northern part of africa where you can't quite tell is the amount of heat just north of where the incoming showers are in for example north and senegal rough into the middle forty's is high. from. a 3 year investigation into the pro-gun lobby i've been employing it was made into a lot of really nice to. reveal secrets you want to put resiting out there will be people outraged you know. and connections some don't want to expose many in legacy media. mass shooting. back next week night

you're lucky yes warming up in madrid and it's cooling down in moscow so you too have reversed but athens still beats everybody but only just i have to say the picture continues into saturday with the sun doing service works or up a degree or 2 in many places but still well below where it should be at this time of the year and at the bottom end of spain the rain is falling crossing the water and affecting morocco algeria tunisia was quite a strong wind in it to see if that that's part of a circulation would suggest dust storms through tunisia algeria and most likely into libya that's what's happening in this northern part of africa where you can't quite tell is the amount of heat just north of where the incoming showers are in for example north and senegal rough into the middle forty's is high. in pakistan's largest city climate change and water shortages and driving some residents to desperate measure it's 101 east meet the water is of corruption 100. al-jazeera. the arab the. car. this is al jazeera quick rise over top stories this hour officials have released body count physics of a ch

yorgos karavaz was shot at least six times outside his home in athens. courtney bembridge reports. where her husband was shot multiple times with a silenced weapon by two men on moped. senior police have described the killing is a professional hit. translation: we turned around to see what was happening, - the shots could still be heard, and then i saw a man in khaki standing above him, firing repeatedly. his colleagues broke the news during a daily bulletin. translation: it's our own, yorgos karavaz, who our - audiences see every day, who all these years has worked in many difficult subjects, that together we have covered our crime reporting. it's very difficult to even believe that something like this has really happened. it's a piece of news that has really shocked us. yorgos karavaz specialised in crime reporting and work for several greek newspapers and broadcast media during his 32 year career. the news website he founded published a tribute to him which said some chose to shut him up, to make him stop writing his texts with bullets. ursula von de leyen described it as a hein

helping of snow for the alps over the weekend temperature is the other big story of one itzhak about so athens 28 degrees on saturday had away from the agency into the eastern med and you had. were up to 37 degrees on monday well above average also dialing up the heat for egypt as 140 degrees that's a temperature that you would typically see in june now this temperature 38 in tripoli remember that for a cycle come back to it but in the meantime we have a sandstorm running through the western sahara so timbuktu you will get into this sandstorm and look at that temperature in tripoli $33.00 degrees that's because we introduce some clouds and rain into the picture. killing the debate you don't c.v.s. and amplify your voice only. the media will miss the true story no topic is off the table why in the world would we humanize an individual domestic terrorist this was an illegal occupation of a country what they're doing is they're removing or just a store in the street where a global audience becomes a global community on al-jazeera. the a. time now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera mo

us that the very 1st step needs to be to change our habits and throw away a miss. 2015 we found in athens may have found out that the real junk food project which intercepts and we distribute food that would otherwise be wasted at the time a network of $25.00 half a surround ek south meals made from refugee food and since then i don't see how to create over 120 projects in the u.k. and 6 other countries and 7000 tons of food to be safe in the bank which has of course a success for the project but also that the problems on it got worse. so we're at the kindness warehouse and the real term for projects in leeds this is a $15000.00 square foot warehouse intercept surplus food that would have gone somewhere just to see behind me is all the compostable stuff so next there was we have a committee to try but we compost all this way just to make sure that none of it caused by could talked over we see beautiful fruits and vegetables and lots of very expensive products that come in like nuts and seeds and high value kind of nice products going to waste but you know the so many people got caught for

a switzerland based company said is already being used at other international airports including athens and beijing a 1st in the u.s. citizens there focusing on domestic flights which reportedly makes up about 80 percent of the u.s. airline market siddhis is the technology offers more safety during the pandemic while cutting down long processing times at airports however there are privacy concerns with this system but according to state at the bow much information is stored locally at the airport and is automatically deleted after flights some say it's all about the convenience when i fly a great deal for business you know 150000 miles a year ago i do this pretty regularly anything that serves me a little bit of. or. clear i do all of those things artificial intelligence has come a long way it's still not perfect according to a study from u.c. davis artificial intelligence isn't reliable especially when it comes to people of color in davidson a u.c. davis computer science professor says. the machine is not biased it has no moral compass it's just see more white faces in the data it was