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. >> liz: j.c. parets, congratulations. david: "willis report" is next. we'll see you tomorrow. gerri: hello, everyone, i'm gerri willis. we begin tonight with a warning to all parents and grandparents. as you hit the toy store this season you want to check and double-check the safety of those toys on your christmas shopping list. according to a new study, toy related injuries are up 60% since 1990. here with their annual list of dangerous toys that can still be found on store shelves is the u.s. public industry research group. thanks for coming on the show tonight. if people don't think this is important list. let me explain. this is your 29th annual. as a matter of fact the federal government recalls a lot of toys you shed a light on, up to 150. tell me what are the most common problems that you find with toys? >> well, one of the most common problems is choking. we have found over the years many examples of toys on store shelves just too small for young children under three to play with. young children as we all know put everything in their mouths and so the risk of choke som