google then gives its own product or grindle treatment in google search results. google first began taking our content without permission a year ago, despite public and private protests. google gave the ultimatum that only a monopoly can give. in order to appear in web search, you must allow us to use your content to compete against you. as everyone in this room knows, not being in google is equivalent to not existing on the internet. we had no choice. >> questionable practices remain. websites it in google search results now take a back seat to google's on competing products. this is accomplished by calling special attention to google properties through larger text like graphics, isolated placement, and pushing other websites down the page. we are concerned that google is no longer satisfied with pointing users to the best content anywhere on the web it can be found. instead, they prefer to send users to the most profitable content, which is naturally their own. >> i felt that yelp would be very happy with us pointing to their site and then using a little bit of

maps, google places, g mail and now google plus? >> they do not. >> they do not. do many of them; do a large -- large number of them? >> my not too precise estimate is that a slight majority come with it, i would estimate on the order of two-thirds of it come preloaded. >> so if an equipment manufacturer that makes android phones for you doesn't want to preload google apps on its devices, can they do that? >> absolutely. >> okay. if i am a customer and want to use yelp! instead of google places, is it easy for me to delete google places on my phone and up load yelp!? >> well, google places is essentially a result for most search results, so if you simply used -- if you didn't use google search, you wouldn't have google places at all and yelp! is available through all the browsers available on android, so yelp! is always available independent of that. >> i'm talking about as an app? >> it's not an app. google operations is not an application on android. it's a result from search. >> okay. so what apps -- what google apps are there? >

the ceo went to google last year. google said no. the only way we will take that down is if you will never appear anywhere in dominance search engine result. that was a coercive tactics. it was designed to enable google to take their conflict, -- content and use it against them. i completely agree. the only reason that change at all was this year. within weeks if not days, they started to back down. there is conduct that may not engage in. >> respectfully, i do not believe that google does have monopoly power. i would like to explain why. it is whether it has monopoly power. if it were to raise the price or to exclude competitors, is there something that causes them to be an able to switch? they can basically get away with that. we can use market shares. the real question is, is there this ability to foreclose competition or to raise prices? >> what i would be looking for is very high market shares sustained over a long time, usually in the 1980's and looking for too many years. i would be looking for indications. there'll be some st

google then gives its own product preferential treatment in the google search results. the first began taking the content without permission and year ago. despite public and private protest, google gave the ultimatum that only a monopolist can give. in order to appear in web search you must allow us to use your content and compete against you. as everyone in this room knows, not being in google is equivalent to notte existing on the internet. we have no choice. questionable practices remain. website in the search results now take a back seat in their own competing products. this is typically accomplished by calling a special attention to the google owned property for larger tax hike graphics, isolated placements and pushing objectively ranked websites down the page. what we are most concerned about is that google is longer satisfied with planting the users to the best content anywhere on the web it can be found. instead it seems they prefer to send users to the most profitable content on the web which is naturally their own. .. >> mr. balto, you heard yelp's complaint a

we've focused on google because google is such a dominant player we think if google were to change their privacy practices if they were to be more protective of the information that they're collecting about consumers and honor consumers request to not be trapped if they asked then that would be a gold standard for the internet and it would move other companies to change their policies as well and yet google was on capitol hill this week to talk about an antitrust hearing because some other big companies you know some other industries out there some complaints do you think that congress has shown where its priorities lie here that consumers don't necessarily come first i mean there have been talks of a do not track bill out there but it's never gotten far when it comes to the legislation well we actually thought part of the reason we focused on google this week is of course because their action it was in congress and we've called for a year and a half for eric schmidt to testify before congress so we were gratified that the judiciary committee and the antitrust questions are very serious

unfairly put their own services like google flight and google places at the top of their search resultshead of competitors like expedia. but, folks, google has the perfect answer to regulators. leading search engineer matt cuts of google pointed out, our webster results are protected speech in the first amendment sense. yes, web searches are enshrined in our founding documents. question have the right-to-life, liberty and the pursuit of hacked scarlett johansen nude pics. and google is not the only company demanding their first amendment rights. tobacco companies are suing the federal government over a plan to put graphic photos on cigarette packs. claiming that the mandatory labels violate their free speech rights. they say the requirements is a violation of the first amendment. >> stephen: yes, cigarettes have a first amendment right to be alive with pleasure, as written in the constitution by the founders. james madison, thomas jefferson, and joseph camel. regulating a cigarette package's ability to entice me to buy it is a violation of its free speech. i may not agree with what a ca

-- google executives? >> there is a great book likely to increase since then called the innovators to love the. he makes the point* and talks about many companies sense years and roebuck that had a great business essentially and tried to protect that business and they saw new technologies coming along with wal-mart and by catalog where i am says with in the hard research business and microsoft, there packaged software business then to be invested in that can take money from our exist same business? that is the dilemma do sacrifice your existing business to make a bet on what you think might be the future? it is a wonderful book with many been examples and you will face that here. one of the reasons i was told you did make a bid to buy twitter was because you were worried about the possibility of a vertical search and i don't think that is a virtue from your existing business but could enhance its but you have those issues do have more content at youtube that advertisers want to buy? what you need for your

at the same time, google, google has the majority share on smartphone shipment basis. so that is another giant. so and google as we mentioned, it has decided to purchase motorola's mobile phone division. so google has several thousand patent, they have it, that's a very key power to defend against legal action. >> so the market is heating up. and then you see microsoft coming in. >> yes. microsoft as you know, it's a pc giant. and they decide to do business with the number one mobile phone vendor, nokia. so it could be competition among such big vendors could be tougher. then it's a bit hard to pick up the real factor. but i have several kind of factor to say is you know, how much windows and microsoft can gain in the mobile phone, smartphone market in the short-term. that is a point i really want to watch closer in the short-term. >> if the market show. and smartphones are very different from conventional electronics product. in that they need to pair up with telecom carriers. what other factors are at play in the industry? >> the mobile phone industry is a bit differ

we're check google's stock. it's up about half a percentage on this testimony and hp stock is up by 8.5% on word the ceo may be on his way out and a well-known executive may be on the way in. >>> hp directors may fire the current ceo and appoint former ceomeg whitman. stocks have dropped 50% since the current ceo came on board last november. he cut sales forecast three types. >>> a multimillion dollar federal loan program that helped tessla motors open a plant in fremont is in danger. the loan program is criticized by house republicans in the wake of the bankruptcy of solendra. house republicans want to take way remaining funds and transfer it to help pay for damage caused by hurricane irene. tessla received $465 million from the program to allow it to convert the former factory in fremont into a production line for electric vehicles. they're called to testify about half a billion dollar federal loan to the now-bankrupt company. but lawyers say the executives plan to invoke their fifth amendment rights against s

he has been with google since 2001. he helped google grow, to 28,000 employees. it is a 45% growth in employment, even in the most difficult times. he had 5000 new hires. he has been helping business there out the united states. the ceo of nextag is from san francisco. this is a price comparison website that allows people to search for projects and see prices for the projects. he has extensive experience in the internet and travel industries, having held a variety of experiences. he is the ceo of orbitz. he holds a master's degree in science. finally, the co-founder and chief executive officer. he is joining on the second panel. and joining will be the ceo of a small and innovative company from san francisco whose web site allows people to search for local businesses or types of businesses and find profiles of them. including customer reviews and rankings. he worked as the vice president of engineering and paypal before dropping out of harvard business school. as you can see, you have three very well qualified citizens. i hope they tangle rather than tain bo -- i

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it's not just google executives. top two executives from fremont-based solyndra are expected to plead the fifth. both are scheduled to appear friday before a congressional committee investigating the solar company's sudden shutdown. yesterday their lawyers said both will invoke their right not to answer questions. the federal government pumped more than a half billion dollars into solyndra which went bankrupt last month. and we have also learned that california actually helped out solyndra as well with a $34 million tax break last november. >>> san jose city council is getting an early start on next year's budget, and things as you might imagine, well, they don't look very good. it's expected to include deeper cuts than the current budget, which laid off dozens of police officers. the next budget could shut gown the community centers and all but one of the city's branch libraries. in addition, police officers and firefighters could face layoffs again. the deficit could be up to $115 million. >>> 6:40 now. a pain-free

says google changed. >> today, google doesn't play fare.gle rigs its results. >> almost all of the discussion stles on whether or not was searches were unbiased. the consumer was watch dog shot this video of volunteers and members stalking the members of the committee. they explained when we talked to them this afternoon. >> most people just don't understand the way when they go online virtually their every move is tracked as they go from one website to another website and we thought that one of the best ways to dramatize this was to do something that is sort in the the real world might be considered stalking. >> simpson says he would have preferred the committee to talk more about the privacy issue but add today's hearing d raise public awareness and google will likely be as influenced by public opinion as by the threat of government regulation. in the newsroom, mark matthews, abc 7 news. >>> at hewlett pack card there is a movement underway to executivee chief ceo stiive a with a more familiar feas. he has been under pressure when announc

google's competitors. told law makers the search giant is abusing it's online dominance. >> after more than 3 decades one of america's best known bands is calling it quits. announced today they are breaking up. the band formed 31 years ago. in a statement members called the split a mic able. >>> one of satellites will fall to earth in the next few days. it's batteries died in 2005. can't predict where pieces of the satellite will rain down. the chances of a piece hitting a person are 1 in 3200. >>> tough times are hitting restaurants. may give them food for thought. >>> and hot bay area weather is set to stay away. mark tamayo will tell us which areas will cool down first. >>> you can watch all of our news cast on the computer or mobile device. we're streaming live at ktvu.com. [ lisping ] i lost my front tooth the other day, which would be great... if i was seven. i'm forty-six. and the tooth fairy doesn't come when you're forty-six. just lots of referrals and appointments and bills that costs tons. maybe

but you can google it and find out yourself so back in june it rick was asked about his google problem and emmett and as i'm d.c. and this was his response. well you know look the new comes with the territory when you're out there unfortunate there are involved people out there who do do horrible things of my responsibility is to go out and and talk about the issues that i care about i it's unfortunate that some people thought that they would be a big joke to to make fun of my name. you know i totally agree with rick it's vital to make fun of people and say crazy things about the but that's what rick santorum did when he said a marriage is going to lead to men and dogs having sex so this week we learned that rick reached out to the company to see if something could be done about it now google says sorry can't help you rick and of course after being told no rick then played the g.o.p. victim card an all time favorite for the party he told politico i suspect if something was up there like that about joe biden they'd get rid of it and then went on to say if you're responsible business you

>>> is google too powerful?now they are facing a congressional committee to decide whether it is threatening the competition. >>> and a police officer is charged in the beating death of a mentally ill homeless man in california. >>> and damage control. tony bennett apologizes after he makes some controversial comments that he says regarding 9/11 attack. we'll have more on what tony bennett had to say. >>> and the question is, does google have too much power? we asked you that. the company's chairman is testifying before a subcommittee now, defending google's business practices. google's rivals say because the company has expanded so much, it favors its own businesses as a way to squash competitors. just moments ago, eric schmidt said that's not true. >> not every website can come on top. it is a rank problem and there are complaints from business who's want to be first in rankings, even with they're not the best match as best we can tell for a user search. >> so help us understand what's going on here. google sa

they're google's competitors for on-line searches, they say that google is abusing its on- line dominating. >> google ended the day off more than 7 points, shares of hp got a boost today, on word that the ceo may be on his way out. according to bloomberg financial news, the hp directors are considering giving his job to former ceo meg whitman. the shares have dropped since last november. >>> and in silicon valley, the president will be in the mountain view base linked in on monday, answering questions about jobs and the economy. the president has previously hosted town hall meetings through facebook and twitter. >>> republican mitt romney taking his white house run through a critical swing state today, where he challenged rick perry. he held a town hall meeting in miami, criticizing rick perry's social proposal to allow states to run the retirement system as being too vague. mitt romney wants to keep the current system like it is. >> i am concerned that people like him, and some across the aisle, there is a view that it is not people that make us great, but that government should guide us.

jeremy stockleman, turning out to be one of google's biggest critics. now, he told congress in written testimony, quote, google no longer in the business of sending people to the best sources of information. not only claims that google blocks searchers from reaching yelp, but may have used yelp data in its own service, called places. >>> then you have hewlett packard. my goodness gracious. what's going on there? one of the most bizarre developments this morning. wall street journal says hp has fired its ceo after dismissing last ceo mark herd in scandal, tied to an expense account and unmarried actress. before that, news corp. like phone-hacking scandal, facing criminal charges. you can't make this stuff up. when you think it can't get any weirder, remember meg whitman is on the board of hp. they could appoint her as the next ceo. oh, i'm not done. cnbc named bart as a possible replacement as well. it is not official from hp. we will continue to cover it at 5:00, 6:00, et cetera. >> and tomorrow morning on today in the bay. >> absolutely. >> nice to tie

google has a back door that they make available to the secret service and to the f.b.i. i'm not saying this is a bad thing but it is something that that people should be aware of and why is it that you want. people to know about this that their privacy is going away why you telling them all this. well i know it's kind of counterintuitive you'd think that as a private investigator as the owner of an investigative agency i'd be delighted by this and i am and i am i take great advantage of this and all the people who post their photos and their whereabouts and their families and their friends you know thank you very much and i appreciate it me talking about it is not going to stop these people who are going to motor ahead and continue doing it i just think it's it's in certain respects on america for companies like google and facebook to be aggregating all of this data on each of us without people really being aware of the ramifications you know it's not that. you have a facebook page it's that yesterday you posted what books you like to read a week before that you posted t

i work in california at google's headquarters.ur job is basically to have as much fun as possible. we take our logo and change it to celebrate things important to google culture. right now i'm working on a doodle to celebrate freddie mercury's 65th birthday. i guess i'm just a queen fan in general, and freddie mercury is one of the greatest rock heros of all times. it's funny pitching it to the rest of my team. it says weird when i say it and no one understands the context. so considering how colorful freddie's career was, we wanted to create a doodle just as colorful as his personality and his lyrics and voice the music created. we decided to go with the song "don't stop me now." it's one of their top ten hits of all times, and two, freddie mercury actually wrote it. since it is such an ambitious undertaking and involving so many different people, it's been taking about three months, i believe. we're all really excited because it is such a big doodle. it's 90 second long. it's definitely not our normal doodle. ♪ burning through t

politico ports that santorum asked to google to remove boyd because that type of building google responded telling santorum that it does not remove content from search results except in limited cases. >>> transgender inmate at vacaville prison has lost her bid to have taxpayers pay for sex reassignment surgery. she is serving 50 years or life for murder. she said the state demanding $50,000 to complete the process she claims because she is under threat of sexual assault women to male inmates and wants to be transferred to the women's facility. today the california appeals court rejected the argument without explanation. >> he was part of the online anti- bullying support groups for gay teens, it gets better. but even without the bowling was too much for the 14 year old to bear and he committed suicide over the weekend. elaine cano talks with the boys parents about the loss of their son. >> it hurts me so to think that my son felt like he was not worthy of anything. >> 14 -year-old jamie roto meyer had been bullied were mostly sent it great. experience demonstrates he found his body on sund

are you getting advantages or disadvantages with google?e advantages are a little simpler interface. i like how easy and clean it is to use. very simple. you can search, you can say i want to fly from philadelphia to atlanta or i want to fly from l.a. to new york. and it will pull up all the different flights that match that criteria. but a limitation is right now only can you get economy flights and you can't get anything international, no first class, no business class or anything like that. over time, that will change. but i think -- >> you about still, the fear and the competition, it works well, but just that the name google is -- people think, search and they think i'm going to google. what if people start thinking search for travel and google? >> and this is also going to be a problem for other big dogs, not even just at start-up. you have a lot of start-up companies, small sites doing great things for travel, finding great deals or great locations, but like microsoft, they have bing search engine and they have flight travel deals on

google has a back door that they make available to the secret service and to the f.b.i. i'm not saying this is a bad thing but it is something that that people should be aware of who are your major clients we do do work for law enforcement but primarily we do work for law firms insurance companies. people who are. victims of sophisticated financial frauds we do quite a lot of work involving what's called fraudulent death claims people who fake their deaths or try to disappear we specialize in locating missing persons do you care who they can use or of your information as absolutely it is so i will not provide information or access to the databases that we offer to anyone but law enforcement or licensed private investigators and why is it that you want. people to know about us that their privacy is going away why you telling them all this well i know it's kind of counterintuitive you think that as a private investigator as the owner of an investigative agency i'd be delighted by this and i am and i am i take great advantage of this and all the people who post their photos

this website was indexed as a news site by google but since this happened google removed the site from its search index after the story came out in the "l.a. times." >>> the anticipated release of two cal grads is not a done deal after all. iran's judiciary says it is still reviewing the plan to release shane bauer and josh fattal on bail. iranian president mahmoud ahmadinejad said yesterday he expected them to be freed this week but iran's ruling clerics make decisions about such things not the president. the writer who spent time in the same prison has some insights. >> they are ruled by thugs, a thuggish behavior and they are unpredictable. they want to make the lives of their own citizens as insecure as possible in order to rule them. and them the international community to be insecure about the next actions of the iranian government so it's very unpredictable. >> ahmadinejad is expected in new york in a few days for the united nations general assembly. and a lot of people thought that might be a nice gesture for him to do before he comes here to the united states. but still up in

google plus is now available for everybody. facebook rival no longer requires an invitation before you can join. and coincide with the launch, google is adding new features including hang-out, video chat for mobile devices as well as search tools. >>> most digital cameras will fit in the palm of your hand but what about on the tip of your finger? the retailer hammecher schlemmer has the smallest camera. it delivers two megapixels and the price is $100. >>> those are your tech bites. i'm rob nelson. >>> results are in. former basketball star ron artest now known as metta world peace and his partner are the first couple booted off season 13 of "dancing with the stars." viewers didn't seem impressed by mr. world peace and neither did the judges. they gave the couple 13 out of possible points. lowest on monday's score. >> i don't feel bad if i had had more time i would have done better. i'll come back in the finale. dance my butt off. >> do you think he has energy or rhythm? he beared his chest in a gold vest and shaved hebrew word

google controls two thirds of the u.s. internet search market and almost all of the mobile search market. today, the chairman add moit that had that does raise questions. >> i spent time thinking about this, we had a long conversation some years ago about how google would behave to avoid being evil when big. >> eric schmidt says google runs on a set of principals. >> solve the problem the consumer has. >> and added the reason gook yep maps might pop up at the top is because consumers want quick answers. >> you want the answer quickly and speed matters. >> but senator michael lee of utah wasn't buying it. >> when i see you coming up third every time that seems to me i don't know whether you've reverse engineer bud you've cooked it. so that you're always third. >> senator? senator. may i say that i can assure you we've not cooked anything. >> well, okay. and you have an ability and natural attraction in the number three. >> schmidt told the senator he wasn't ware google owned sites were being given special preference. >> i a

google breaks its reresults. >> and almost all discussion was on whether or not google searches were unbiased before the hearing consumer group consumer watch dog shot this video of the staff and volunteers stalking members of the committee. the organization's privacy chief explained this after the noon.. >> most people don't understand the way when he go online virtually their every move is tracked going from one web site to another web site. and we thought a best way to drama ties this is do something in the real world might be considered stalking. >> he says he would have preferred the committee to talk about consumer privacy but added that this hearing did raise pub lirk awareness and google will likely be inflinsed as much by public opinion as by the threat of government regulation. in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> and there is a a man shot to death this afternoon blocks from childrens hospital oakland. they arrived around 11 thirts this morning two other victims ended up in the hospital. one man saw what happened but doesn't want to be identified. >> i saw two young black males j

google wallet cards with google ends with smart phones. are downloads a glassful wallet and up from the and would market and set up an account. attach a credit card to the count or load money on to legal prepaid card using another payment card. once your account is set up, your good to go. looks for the pay past logo or a sign saying wallet. you will have to enter a forehand secret code that only you know. that is one of the many security measures that google has put in place. this has just launched. there are many invitations. you can only use city mastercard credit cards when setting up your account. there's only one song on the market capable of doing google wallet, the samsung and galaxy or the at the touch. it just came out and was getting a lot of buzz. gabe slate, kron4 news. air force one is coming in for a landing at moffett field. the runway is wet and the landing gear is kicking up water on the runway. this is the first rainy day of the season. a lot of clouds out there. lower visibility for san francisco and oakland. right now

. >> google is on the hot seat on capitol hill, google chairman told a panel the company faces tough competition and plays by rules. and the google dominance put the company under scrutiny making it more difficult to expand. schmidt says it can be unseat bid wetter technology. >> this is trusting google to do the right thing sufficient given your clear business incentives? >> the ultimate correction against any mistakes is how consumers behave. we live in a great fear every day that consumers will switch quickly to other services. >> the senate antitrust committee is trying to determine if google uses market power limit competition. and a lot more still to come at 5:00. continuing from 7 on your side, a breakdown of the biggest expense parents face when raising a family. it's all about location. >> and sir richard branson turn as tension from skies to the sea. weighing in on debate over shark fin soup. >> and there is a cooling trend starting at the coast thanks to fog and sea breeze, when it will spread coming up. >> and the buzz over thousands of bees in the south bay driving away

using the nifty car mounted cameras, google street view captures not just people's neighborhoods, buteir lives. there are entire internet sites devoted to finding nudes, no, not that nude, these nudes. snoozing sun bathers and flashers. other sites dedicated to the bizarre. folks using public bathrooms where there aren't any or sword fighting. and a buffet of alleged crime. burglary, bike theft, drug deals, and crack. way too much crack. and not everyone is happy about what they see. bob muse told "the daily mail," he lost 100 pounds after stumbling on thihipicture of himself. some really not happy like this land-based scuba duo laying in wait then giving cse with pitchforks. there is good news for those who get a giggle from this. >> google will never be able to stop the images from being there because there are e so many of them. >> reporter: google acknowledges there may be odd images, for that, you click on report a problem tab at the bottom and poof, the offending image goes away. matt gutman, abc news, miami. >>> hate to see all that crack on the streets. killing the country. >>

yelp claims not only has google made it harder for people to find yelp, but google may have used yelp data they say in its own neighborhood rating service called places. this gets under way a 10:30 our time our time. >> thank you, scott. >>> time to check in with meteorologist christina lauren as the final few days of summer fade away. >> the heat unfortunately won't fizzle until we're done with the sizzle over the next couple days. this weekend getting a little moisture in the area, dry air mass, a cooler air mass. so that's the light at the end of the tunnel, but we have a lot of heat to get through today. it's going to be very, very warm. one of the hottest days of the summer. i'm forecasting inland temperatures to be the hottest day so far. high pressure is driving the marine layer way out to sea. like we saw yesterday and the day before that. today what's happening is it's so strong that it's just compressing everything right to the surface. and it's going to be a really, really warm day. mark my words, especially inland. make sure if you work outside, you bring the water bottle

google chairman eric schmidt faced hard questions today about whether the search engine gives google websites a leg up over other companies in its search results. google dominates earch with 65% of the market and is under investigation by the ftc. schmidt told a senate antitrust panel google is constantly search results they want and does nothing to give itself the upper hand. from google to hewlett-packard to the fed, traders and investors were busy sorting through all the news. let's take a look at tonight's "market focus." bank of america was the dow's biggest loser and the most active stock here at the n.y.s.e. it fell over 7.5% after moody's investor service cut b-a-c's long-term debt by two notches. it's worried the bank can't count on government support in the event of another financial crisis. moody's also cut the long-term debt on wells fargo and citi's short-term rating. as you can see, both stocks plunged. after financials, materials were the weakest group. among the hardest hit? freeport mcmoran. analysts say a week-old labor strike in indonesia could cost the company up

google problem.in 2003, santorum compared homosexuality to beastialty and pedophilia. so an on-line campaign started. and now when you google santorum, that definition pops before his website. political reports that santorum recently asked google to remove what he calls that type of filth, google responded it does not remove searches accident in limited cases. >>> well, jamie was part of an online support group for gay teenagers. he encouraged other gay kids to keep their head up in the face of bullying. >> but in the end, the bullying was too much for the boy to bear. >> it hurts me so to think my son felt like he was not worthy of anything. >> 14-year-old jamie rodameyer had been bullied relentlessly since fifth grade. they found his body ton sunday. >> it really started with all of the boys. all of the girls loved him. they defended him. but the boys would say, gee, why are you hanging around with all of those girls? are you gay? those boys are still walking around. they get to see the sun. my son

conflict views of google presented on capitol hill. -- conflicting views of google presented on capitol hill. >>> accused of going on a three- day crime binge facing nine felony charges and sobbing in court. the man police say caused a whole lot of trouble. ,,,,,,,, in their dressing rooms. some call it prying eyes in a place you'd expect a little privacy. is it security gone too far? on the consumerwatch, julie watts explains. >>> some call it prying eyes in a place you would expect privacy. have they gone too far? julie watts reports. >> reporter: some fitting room doors are making it easier to be monitored by a predator or someone with a camera. >> anybody walking by could actually see it. >> reporter: laura and her daughter were shocked when they realized the dressing room doors in this macy's were flipped around so anyone on the outside could see in. >> anyone can see you. >> reporter: this door isn't alone. a joint cbs investigation found these revealing doors in macy's stores throughout florida, washington, d.c., pennsylvania and california and similar doors discovered at some sa