Bill O'Reilly here Monday, May 18, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Shootings in New York City jump during the shutdown.

A judge in Los Angeles orders the relocation of thousands of homeless.

The Fed boss says the economy could rebound later this year.

Major League Baseball unveiling a new plan to bring back the games.

Most adults now spend most of their lives staring at a digital screen.

Also ahead, in the new stimulus bill is there a massive deceit?

But first, gun violence in the Big Apple rising 188% last week.

More than 1500 inmates have been released from city prisons because of the virus,

including 300 violent felons.

The cost of narcotics also up heroin has doubled in price since March due to the limited

supply because of the virus.

Edit all up.

You have more violence with guns.

A judge demanding Los Angeles finds shelter, but thousands of homeless people living near

the city's highways.

At least 7,000 Angelenos live under freeway ramps, bridges and overpasses.

The city's homeless population is up 20% since 2018.

That's more than 45,000 people on the street in any given time.

The court ruling on the homeless says they are now a public safety hazard.

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