Bill O'Reilly here, Tuesday, May 5th, 2020. You are listening to the O'Reilly Update. Here's what's happening across our nation. Big supermarket chains begin rationing beef. Miami Beach closes some sand just five days after reopening. New Zealand reports zero new cases of COVID.

ESPN to broadcast baseball games from South Korea. The virus causing big changes in how

Americans celebrate Mother's Day. Also ahead are some lawyers harming America. But first, where's the beef?

Costco announcing plans to limit the amount of meat customers can purchase. The new rules apply to

cow products, pork, and poultry as the country's biggest suppliers are affected by the contagion.

Members can buy three items from Costco's fresh meat department.

There is no limit on frozen or can products.

Police in Miami Beach closing a major sand strip just five days after reopening it. At least 10,000, mostly tourists

were seen openly defying a mandatory face mask order. Officials blame the shutdown on, quote,

serious compliance issues to safety and rudeness towards staff, unquote.

The virus has killed 1,400 people throughout Florida.

New Zealand down in the South Pacific, reporting no new cases of the virus in more than 24

hours, the Ministry of Health there confirming zero transmissions

since Monday morning. The country introduced a national shutdown in March and the island nation

of 5 million has just 1,400 confirmed infections causing 20 fatalities. ESPN unveiling plans to bring baseball back to the USA from Asia.

The Sports Network will air six games each week from South Korea's K-B-O League.

Meanwhile, Major League Baseball has been largely silent on when American teams will return to the ballpark.

Officials have suggested a shortened

season starting in July with games taking place in Arizona. The contagion threatening to derail

Mother's Day, the national shutdown disrupting the country's flower shops, roses, tulips,

and other popular varieties quickly selling out online.

Recent polls show a majority of Americans with elderly parents will not visit Mom this year.

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