Bill O'Reilly here, Monday, April 27, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update here, so it's happening today in America.

California's storm, local beaches, despite the lockdown.

Mental health experts warn of virus fatigue.

The NBA opens some training facilities.

An American couple quarantined in Mexico, shot dead.

Europe eases restrictions as the death toll approaches 100,000.

Also ahead, should we quarantine the media?

But first, thousands of Californians ignoring stay-home guidelines, soaking up sun on local

beaches during a heat wave.

Within 40,000 people in Orange County, south of LA, defying the shutdown as temperatures

hit 95 degrees there.

Lifeguards are on duty with special equipment to perform emergency procedures.

Most police stood down.

Researchers at the University of Maryland warning of quarantine fatigue from millions of Americans,

pointing to cell phone data, folks are staying home less, venturing out despite warnings

as in California.

31% of people remain indoors for 24 hours.

While a majority leave the house twice per day.

The NBA opening training facilities this week for players and states easing shutdowns,

athletes in Georgia can report for individual workouts beginning on Friday.

Teams are prohibited from holding group activities until May.

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