a $565 million revolver with the chinese bank, again, to expand the production facilities in shanghai melissa right phil, thank you. phil lebeau on a busy friday for them let's stick with tesla, the stock gained 16% if you're convinced now is the time to play through options, mike has a plan for you. here's his call to action. mike >> we were talking earlier about how the energy market is a technical trade. i think the most technical trade that is available in almost any instrument has got to be tesla's stock at this point. it is very hard obviously for those taking a look at it to get a grip of the appropriate valuation of the company should be and here's a couple of things we know about it and investors love the company and there are some long term and substantial holders of the company including elon musk as well who are not inclined to sell the stock and what ends up happening is you end up squeezing the shorts with this thing and we have high, implied volatility and a lot of people probably look at this and say, gee, really wish i'd taken the opportunity to buy it when it was almost half

shanghai will open on may 11th to a limited number of visitors, no word on when disneyland or disney world will welcome fans back. this comes after 100,000 workers were furloughed last month. including melissa. >> i love my job. >> reporter: she is waiting for unemployment. the federal relief check was just enough to cover her bills. >> i've always been able to provide for myself. and that's not really something i can do anymore. >> reporter: six flags plans to reopen some parks soon. but to visit magic mountain, for example, reservations will be required. even for season pass holders. although universal studio parks have not allowannnounced when t will be back in business, be ready for the social distancing and temperature chex and masks. >> joining us now issibile. the new rules limit who can go into disneyland. tickets sold out quickly online. what other new rules are in place? >> reporter: it's a big deal. the first major theme park since the coronavirus shut down. shanghai disneyland closed three months ago, on february 25th. this is a big test to roll this hou out. they will require people to wear masks throughout the theme park. except for eating. you can take it off for dining. they

shanghai is opening this morning while my own disneyland in my homeland in, in orange county, in anaheim where disneyland was born is still shot because of the chinese communist party. reporter: connell and melissa, also of note today the white house is now saying staff members when they are on the premise of the white house should be wearing masks if they are not alone inside of their office. this of course is reaction to one of the president's valets testing positive for covid-19 last week along with the vice president's press secretary. back to you. melissa: all right. blake, thank you. here is dan henninger from "the wall street journal." he is also a fox news contributor. and, dan, let me ask you, so the president is about to talk about testing here. they will focus $11 billion from the cares act on testing. do they need more money for that, or does it need to be more targeted? i ask because i'm in new york which is obviously the epicenter in this thing. it is easy to get a test here. go out to any urgent care center. they're not turning anybody away. i had two antibody tests and two regular tests. are we concentrating them in the right spaces? should we reserve them for nursing homes? what