InvestigateTV+ Weekend: The fight for water product safety changes

(InvestigateTV) — A mother’s fight for water product safety changes a decade after losing her son. Plus, “learn to swim” – that’s what one floatie label promised. But critics are concerned some devices actually may teach a false sense of safety.Fight for water product safety changesWearable floaties are often marketed as learn-to-swim aids for toddlers. Some even carry “Coast Guard approved” language—but parents and researchers worry they can create a false sense of safety. National Investigative Reporter Caresse Jackman examines drowning-prevention concerns, including stories from families who say tragedy struck after taking the floaty off - and she investigates potential gaps in federal oversight as advocates push for clearer warnings and stronger standards.Read moreDiscount deceptionPrices and affordability are a major concern to Americans everywhere, and many may not realize some stores are taking advantage of them—with deceptive pricing tactics. Our investigation looks at examples