ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. >> brian: welcome back. as you gather with friends and family tomorrow, cooking safety should be front and center. >> tia: there are more cooking fires on thanksgiving day than any other day of the year. >> reporter: this is one of the many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. firefighters respond to as many as 1400 cooking fires on thanksgiving. >> so this is my skin graft. it's in the process of healing right now. >> reporter: it's a lesson evelyn fernandez learned the hard way when she left a combustible can between her >> the pam spray exploded which caused the stove to explode. then i felt the flames hit my face. >> reporter: so let's talk turkey safety. no matter how distracted you are this holiday, experts say when in the kitchen, always pay attention. unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. never douse a cooking fire with water or flour. instead, this firefighter placed another pan on top of their to extinguish the flames. and if you like to deep fry

ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. >> tia: i know what you are doing right now. you are already eating those leftovers after thanksgiving. but studies show you may not want to reheat some of that holiday meal. >> if you have leftovers from your holiday dinner, not all may be safe lyndsey malone from the cleveland clinic says don't save the rice. when it cools at room temperature, bacteria can grow rapidly. >> it's resistant to heat. so, even if you are heating it to the normal temperature it doesn't matter. >> snore staple to toss, potatoes cooked in aluminum foil. >> letting it cool into the temperature danger zone and also keeping the foil on it, you created this bacteria breeding to kill the bacteria. >> foods with a high moisture content like stuffing should also be thrown away. when it comes to poultry, reheat it to the proper internal temperature to avoid bacteria. and don't store the whole bird. >> again, that's setting up the situation for bacterial growth. cut it up into smaller portions, cool it quickly, store it within about two hours. >> the very youn

ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? ? >>> newborns at a los angeles celebrated halloween in style. employees made more than 40 costumes. the costumes included pumpkins, dog. that's cute. look at the hot dog. >> jon: good morning. on our way for a day back and forth with clouds and sunshine. temperatures are much more typical of september than of november. yes, it's november 1st. all saints day. we are at 54 headed to 67 by noon, 75 as we head to 3:00 this afternoon with an of 57, and everyone wants to know what to expect at progressive field tonight. light southwesterly breezes. first pitch just after 8:00 at 69 down to 68 and then 67 at 10:00. we'll be

ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. >>> miami-dade county official are concerned about the bugs in the infected area to stop the spread of the virus. for "60 minutes" on jon lapook traveled to puerto rico, a territory hit hard by the disease. >> reporter: in september we were at this hospital in san juan when this lady went into labor. that's the heart. zika infection during any trimester can cause birth defects but research suggests early detection the first three months poses the greatest risk to the fetus. pregnancy. after 21 hours of labor, an emergency c-section, the nurses are meticulous, looking for any signs the zika virus has infiltrated the newborn's body. they take the usual height and weight and collect samples of urine and blood for testing. head baby head size looks good but this doctor is alarmed by what he has been seeing in other pregnancies. he has done prenatal sonograms on over 450 zika positive pregnant women in the last ninth mont -- nine months. >> you see this skull? it looks like it's collapsing and not growing adequately, you see? >> they are going

ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. llin844-4-2424. orisit my2. ifou're tallylind, ? >>> that does it for us here on this eelection day. we'll see you tonight for we'll all be here tonight. >> samantha: we're really clouding up out there. this is a high picture high atop the feazel room camera. some of you see some sunshine, and it's 53 in the cleveland metro area. that observation actually taken out at hopkins. notice we have a southwest wind, and that means that things are going to warm up today. i'm going with an above temperature this afternoon in the middle 60s, and average highs this time of year are 10-plus degrees cooler than that. it's another warm day, not quite as warm as yesterday but much warmer than what you expect for election day, right? i think rainshowers hold off for quite some time. if you're 2:00, 3:00 in the afternoon, there could be a stray shower around, but you see rain as we close in on 4:00 and rainshowers will hang around through tonight, and then >> announcer: today on rachael ray! turning the thanksgiving tables on the "chopped" judges! >

ifou're tallylind, u maalso be ruggng wh no24. >> brian: good morning. i'm brian duffy. in cleveland a trial is scheduled for dontez long and alonzo patterson. they're accused of killing 18-year-old diamond russell. russell was an academy football star that was supposed to graduate in may. he was the nephew of ted gwinn. he was shot at the shell gas station at euclid and supr here's meteorologist sam roberts with a look at the forecast. >> samantha: thanks, brian, and good morning to you. we started off with a little rain this morning and there may be light shower activity through 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning. i think by mid to late morning we should be done with it. mostly cloudy skies today, and wintery as well. winds may gust up to 30 miles per hour. we'll be in the upper 40s pretty much all day, so very cool for this time of the year when the average high is a little bit and we get warmer weather. ? ? ? ? money money money ? it is wednesday, november 9th, 2016. the day after election day. the world has changed! welcome back to "cbs this morning.? there is more real n

u maalso be ruggng wh no24. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy.