It's Tuesday, May 14th.

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Today, we're diving into the controversies surrounding facial recognition software.

San Francisco is making moves to ban the technology for local police and other cities are

taking note.

Then, Attorney General William Barr wants to investigate how the Mueller investigation

got started.

We'll give you the details.

And finally, why the internet is flipping out about an animated art bar.

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The most complicated story today is about surveillance, from cameras.

You can see cameras everywhere on the street corner, at the office, on your phone.

In some places, police and businesses have begun adding new software to cameras to try

to figure out who exactly you are, using something called facial recognition software.

But it's controversial, even among some tech enthusiasts.

One of the tech-savvy cities on the planet is on the verge of banning some controversial

technology for law enforcement.

Today, San Francisco could become the first city in the country to ban the use of facial

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