Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Tuesday, November 13, 2018.

And we begin with some big races still undecided, even though we're now one full week past election day. In Florida, the

Senate race and the governor's race are too close to call so the first full

statewide recount in Florida's history is now underway.

Eight million ballots are being recounted and an election official says it's very unlikely

her county will be able to meet Thursday's deadline.

And if it doesn't, the initial vote count will stand.

Meanwhile the governor's race in Georgia is being challenged because of the thin

margin but late last night the Senate race in Arizona was finally settled, Kirsten Cinema was declared the winner,

making her the first Democrat to win an open Senate seat in that state since 1976. Next week is Thanksgiving, and if you're going to be traveling anywhere in a plane, you could be helping to set a new record.

This year will likely be the busiest Thanksgiving ever for air travel according to the TSA or Transportation Security Administration.

And the most crowded days at the airports will be the Friday and Wednesday before Turkey Day and the Sunday after when most people head back home.

If traveling by plane isn't your thing, maybe you'll want to check out the largest cruise ship in the world that's just arrived in North America for the first time.

The Symphony of the Seas sailed from Spain to Florida this past weekend.

It sores 18 decks high and is nearly a quarter mile long.

It has a two deck high family suite with a slide between floors,

a boardwalk amusement area, and a new laser tag attraction.

It also has an ice skating rink, two rock climbing walls,

and an open-air tree-lined area called Central Park.

Symphony can hold up to 6,600 passengers and a crew of 2,200.

It took three years to build and cost 1.3 billion dollars to make.

Fire officials now say the blaze that tore through the Northern California town of Paradise

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