Good morning and welcome the kid news. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, May 11th, 2020.

And we begin with Disney reopening its doors in China, but keeping mom on its plans for the US and elsewhere.

Starting today, the park in Shanghai will allow in a fraction of its normal capacity,

so long as ticket holders wear masks, get their temperatures checked, and follow all social distancing rules,

which among other things means no hugging characters, a lot of line spacing, and some

empty ride cars. Here in the states, Disney World and Disneyland are now accepting reservations for after July 1st,

but have not yet announced when they'll throw open the gates.

Analysts are all over the board with their predictions.

Most say it'll be no earlier than August.

Others say the magic won't return until 2021.

Dragons are rare. until 2021.

Dragons are rare, blue ones even more so, but that's just what beach goers to San Pedro Island in Texas are finding washed up on shore.

The official name for the sea creature is the glauchis Atlanticis, a tiny

colorful slug that measures just over an inch. They can be found in the Atlantic, Pacific, and

Indian oceans, but are hardly ever seen.

And while small, they reportedly pack a mighty punch.

Scientists say the Blue Dragons eat Portuguese man of Wars, then hold onto the newly acquired stinging cells

for future use. And that's bad news for unsuspecting humans. The storage shocks are surprisingly painful.

The National Park Service is warning the curious to keep their distance, no matter how tempting

they are to touch.

The face of the nation's fight against the coronavirus is now in a modified

quarantine. Dr. Anthony Fauchy reportedly had low-risk contact with people who've

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