The U.S. total with time left today is over 42,000 deaths, with 786,000 cases, while Italy, Spain, and France are also over 20,000 each, the UK about five days away from 20,000, and Germany is nearing 5,000. The administration's recent lowered prediction of 60,000 deaths in the United States is on pace to be reached in 9 or 10 days and then we're likely to be closer to 100,000 by June 1st even with a slowdown as New York City's death rate hopefully drops considerably (and that's been about 1/4 to 1/2 of U.S. coronavirus deaths at varying times). Italy and Spain had death rates that remained at maybe 40-50% of the peak total for quite a long time, which, in addition to the rise of cases outside New York and New Jersey, is why I think our total is not going to just fade away quickly at the end of the month but continue to mount in large #'s of an average of 1100-1400 in May. 23 days since Italy's peak, for instance, its death toll was still running about 40% of the peak.