The government is announcing a recall of some 1.2 million high chairs, saying they pose a fall hazard to children.

Another hearing today after a week of harrowing stories from Toyota drivers. Brooke Hart reports. 

The Georgia House has beefed up a food safety bill.

General Motors says it will notify the owners of 1.3 million Chevrolet and Pontiac compacts that are being recalled when the parts are available to fix power steering motors.

An airline industry group counts 18 fatal airline accidents last year, five fewer than in 2008.

The state energy efficient appliance rebate program provides Georgia residents with rebates ranging from $25 - $199 on Energy Star rated appliances.

Toyota is still working on a problem with gas pedals that prompted a recall.
That problem was blamed for several crashes, including one that killed four people.

About one and a half million Graco strollers are being recalled. Several children’s fingertips had to be amputated after getting stuck in the canopy’s hinge.

At Tuesday’s meeting, the White House says President Obama will again reiterate his message on lending, as well as discuss the housing foreclosure crisis.

The New York-based bank will halt foreclosure sales and stop evicting homeowners from properties it has already seized.
The company projects it will help 2,000 homeowners with scheduled foreclosure sales and another 2,000 that were due to receive foreclosure notices.

The government and the window covering industry are recalling more than 50 million Roman-style shades and roll-up blinds because of the risk children may be strangled by the cords.
Cordless window coverings are recommended for all homes where children live or visit.

Toymakers told to get the lead out. Mary Parks reports. 

Shoppers gear up to run the gauntlet of holiday shopping. Brian Mooar reports. 

If you’re shopping for toys, a consumer group warns there’s “Trouble in Toyland.“
The group says dangerous or toxic toys can still be found on America’s store shelves.

Find out which Black Friday websites to visit before your shopping excursion. Mike Wendland reports.