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So lets take another live picture of all the action going on right now as the bay area welcomes the world. This historic event. And brian, i dont know about you, but im smelling all kinds of culinary inventions drifting our way. The breeze must be carrying it out way its a great night i wish we were tasting it, too, on this chilly night. Millions of thousands of fans will come down on this city. Were less than a week away from kickoff of the game between the broncos and panthers. The Largest Television audience of the year will be watching it here on kpix 5, and obviously, well be talking much...

A pandemic atlas: Peru's death toll leaves a grieving nation by Christine Armario, The Associated Press Posted Dec 16, 2020 12:21 am EDT Last Updated Dec 16, 2020 at 12:28 am EDT Each day at the height of the pandemic in Peru, Ronald Marín visited a crowded, dusty cemetery to offer final prayers for dozens of victims of COVID-19, their coffins wrapped in plastic like suitcases preparing for a flight. Many had died before a priest could deliver last rites. Relatives asked if their loved ones had perished in sin. The young Venezuelan migrant lay worker tried to offer some solace, telling them ...

Behind every death is a family: Peru's COVID-19 toll leaves a grieving nation In early March, Peru’s confirmed its first coronavirus case — a LATAM Airlines worker who had returned from vacation in Europe. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- A doctor pushes a COVID-19 patient in a wheelchair in the emergency area of the Guillermo Almenara hospital in Lima, Peru. (Photo | AP) By Associated Press Each day at the height of the pandemic in Peru, Ronald Marín visited a crowded, dusty cemetery to offer final prayers for dozens of victims of COVID-19, their coffins wrapped in plastic like suitc...