Bill O'Reilly here Wednesday, May 6, 2020.

You are listening to the O'Reilly update.

Here's what's happening today in America.

Great Britain, now the epicenter of Europe's pandemic.

Fast food chain Wendy Short on beef.

Consumer debt hits a new record.

California reopened some beaches after weekend protests.

Disney profits down 91%.

So ahead Abe Lincoln, Donald Trump and the press.

But first, the United Kingdom's surpassing Italy's death toll, becoming the new epicenter

of the virus outbreak in Europe.

More than 30,000 have died in Britain since early March.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson, the only world leader hospitalized with the disease, saying

the country will gradually reopen for business later this month.

Wendy's restaurants, removing burgers from the menu in some places, as the chain runs

out of beef.

Executives confirming to reduce shipping schedule with some stores selling out of popular

items earlier than expected.

There are more than 6,700 Wendy's restaurants across North America.

And its slogan used to be, where's the beef?

More debt hitting a new record, more than $14 trillion.

The previous high was $12 trillion during the 2008 financial crisis.

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