As Flock Cameras Pop Up Everywhere, Opposition Is Rising

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I'm Keegan Billings, and today is Tuesday, September 1st.

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Starting off, its cameras are installed on poles at street corners, in parks and residential communities, and near countless businesses, tracking vehicles and private citizens across a growing surveillance network accessible by thousands of U.S. law enforcement agencies.

Now the firm Flock Safety is facing a rising tide of opposition nationwide.

Next, the Supreme Court issued an order allowing construction of President Trump's White House ballroom project to continue.

In more news, federal department heads announced an interagency effort to revoke the licenses of 270 commercial driver's license schools.

It comes after thousands of drivers allegedly failed English proficiency tests.

Also, the Department of Agriculture has unveiled a new package of measures aimed at rebuilding the nation's cattle herds, which have fallen to their lowest levels in 75 years.

And in world news, more than a year before the catastrophic flash flood that devastated the China-Nepal border crossing last week, Chinese geologists had raised concerns about the impending danger.

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