When I was a child, my family would travel down to Western Kentucky where my parents were born.

And there's a backwards old town that's often remembered.

So many times that my memories are warm.

And daddy, won't you take me back to Muellenberg County down by the Green River where Paradise Play.

Well I'm sorry my son but you're too late and asking.

Mr. Peabody's cold train us all little way

All right 1201 PM here from San Diego, California. How you guys doing this week? It is BK here. Follow me on Twitter throughout the week for breaking news at Bravo Kilo actual and again. Check out my Instagram at BKK actual I'm just going to get and warn you guys I did have a

Minor elective surgery over the weekend. I've been heavily doped up with all kinds of oxyContin and just wanted to warn you ahead of time.

But even with the brain clouded by the OxyContin, you guys, the 2.5 hour monologue does not stop. breaks no editing I'm the only guy capable of doing it everybody knows it

let's get right into it this week let's start with our coronavirus update of course and let's go to our world tracker

here and we now have a total worldwide of 1,763,577 coronavirus cases with a global total of 107, 780 deaths.

Now, the United States is now the global leader in deaths,

and we are sitting at 20,000 86 deaths in the United States and

our total case number has passed a half a million sitting right now at 522,320 cases. Now as far as specific states, New York

and New Jersey continue to be the lead. New York has a total of 180,458 cases with 8,627 deaths.

And then the kind of like the top couple states would be New York

is number one New Jersey behind them followed by Michigan Pennsylvania

California Massachusetts Louisiana Florida Illinois Texas Massachusetts, Louisiana, Florida, Illinois, Texas, and then it kind of drops down

quickly from there. So those are your latest numbers there. Now let's go to our

live update page around the world.

As I said, the United States did surpass Italy

in the total number of confirmed deaths.

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