and of course what could be fionna, that track could be farther west. so a lot to watch in the tropics and each one of these storms could come erie h clothse to th east coast. >>> the effects are expected to be felt this weekend in the form of high surf and the dangerous rip currents. mike seidel is in ocean city, maryland with more on that. >> reporter: good morning. we can pick up where jim left off as far as danielle. hundreds of miles away, but sending its waves toward the east coast and on an otherwise perfect beach weekend, there will be one issue, rip currents. rip currents are narrow channels of water, they're fast moving, they flow away from the beach, but they'll be ramping up today and tomorrow, a moderate to high risk you can see from myrtle beach, south carolina new the outer banks up here to ocean city and to long island. the best bet, heed the lifeguard's advice and if you get caught in a current, swim parallel to the beach and out of the current. now, rip currents tend to be worse as the tide is going out. low tides along most of these b

. >> reporter: we're also keeping an eye owe fionna. looks like that tracks more like danielle.ay veer out into the atlantic again and again 40-miles-per-hour winds right now. make it a great day. erica, back to you in new york. >>> there are thousands of danger arerous consumer products sighting in homes all across america. many of those items can also be found for sale on line at a tag sale. they're all recalled products that have gone unnoticed, but they pose a serious threat to your safety. susan koeppen is here with the story. and you probably don't think to check this when you buy something used. >> absolutely. it definitely slips through the crack. there are hundreds of recalls every year. many of these recalls fall through the cracks and that can happen deadly consequences. >> reporter: . >> danny was always happy. >> reporter: when the parents of danny dropped him off at daycare, they had no idea he would lose his life to a dangerous product being used in the facility. >> i don't think any parent ever thinks that it's snag will happen to their child. >> reporter: danny