vea chuy márquez, creador de la marca gallo fino, vive en el sur de california, de familia mexicana ycon su negocio durante la pandemia como un hobby y como ya tenía experiencia de tomar fotos de crear diseños, decidió tomar la oportunidad de mostrar su talento y empezar a generar. y pues empezó así con 2 docenas de playeras y conforme iba el tiempo pues yo iba vendiendo así lo que lo que ordenaba lo vendía y lo reinvertía todas las ganancias pa atrás al negocio. como todo negocio fue difícil para chuy conseguir su clientela y vender todas sus gorras hasta que decidió crear una con un logo de un gallo porque le fascinaban los gallos y un año y medio después vio resultados. 18 años hice mis primer 100.000 $ y a los 19 hice generé mis primer este millón con el gran éxito que ha tenido gallo fino, se han vendido gorras por toda la nación, incluso hasta méxico. varios artistas e influencers se han visto usar las gorras de gallo fino vía en las redes sociales. en marzo de 2024 en el cumpleaños de chuy, se confirmó la primera colaboración con marca registrada, un grupo muy exitoso en la ind

let me remind you that the athlete was born in takmak chui region, moved to st. fast and furious fans: the first official drift championship of the republic, held under the auspices of the local motorsport federation, has ended in uzbekistan. participants of the competition. the request to show your face turned into an unexpected discovery for the police in tashkent. near one of the madrassas, patrol officers noticed a girl with her face completely covered, which violates the requirements of the new law on clothing that allows identification . it turned out that he was hiding under the niqab man, it turned out that the young man often walked around the city in a burqa or a hijab, let me remind you that according to the new law in uzbekistan , wearing clothes that make it difficult to identify a person is prohibited in public places, primarily this applies to religious items of clothing. more recently, the new norm began to be applied everywhere, not only to men who are prone to cross-dressing in andejan, a girl was fined for wearing a burqa, this is when absolute

dj chuy gomez will be among the djs spinning beats. i mean, look at the face, look at the face, look, i'm happy, i'm excited in napa. jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. so good to see chuy gomez. fortunately, things will cool down a bit at that festival in napa. speaking of heat, the u.s. actually set a new record for heat related deaths, and new data suggests this summer could be an even bigger killer. that is, according to an associated press analysis of cdc data. it found that death certificates for more than 2300 people who died in the u.s. last summer mentioned excessive heat. that is the highest number in the 45 years the statistic has been tracked. heat is also now killing a more parts of the country than ever before, and with may already breaking heat records, experts are predicting that 2024 could be even deadlier, which is not good news. we had a hot day yesterday . really warm today. fortunately, things are going to change, but hot weather is going to return. it will, you know. but i think the change this weekend will be su

today i wrote that this visit , the head of this program, victor chui , is the biggest threat to thearently in relation to the region, but nevertheless it is clear that the states , through the mouth of kirby, are trying to somehow reduce the importance this visit, but it worries them, that’s why today, tomorrow, russian diplomacy, the russian president, first of all, will have to resolve a lot of issues that have accumulated in... yeltsin’s times and therefore the negotiations will be difficult, but i am sure that they will be successful, russian diplomacy has been preparing this visit for a long time, and it is indeed time to move away from the 2000 treaty, which was signed by igor ivanov in february 1920 and then ratified by our parliament in the summer . 2000, if you print it in small print, takes up one page, and in fact does not create such a reliable legal basis for our relations, but you know, when i need to simulate some complex negotiations with my undergraduate students, i often use north korea, now i, because this is a complex, but very strategically important relationshi

our city administrator, carmen chui and a bunch of other department heads including dr. grant colfax, reverend brown and you name it. i appreciate the leadership of this city being here to kickoff juneteenth. it is important that we recognize this as a celebration, but also it is important that we take a step back to understand the significance of juneteenth. and, we know that this dates back to starting in 1863 with the emancipation proclamation and people in the deep south in rural texas not finding out about the freedom that we are enjoying today until two years later, some time in june of 1865. and then in san francisco, we can look back at when we started celebratory events, all the way back to 1945 or so, and really kicking it off with a number of local night clubs originally in 1950, but walter johnson of the texas playhouse really set it up in 1964 with the first juneteenth festival and parade down fillmore street. and here's the thing, what i have always appreciated about opportunities to celebrate juneteenth is, yes, it is celebrating freedom, but it also overc

our city administrator, carmen chui and a bunch of other department heads including dr. grant colfax, reverend brown and you name it. i appreciate the leadership of this city being here to kickoff juneteenth. it is important that we recognize this as a celebration, but also it is important that we take a step back to understand the significance of juneteenth. and, we know that this dates back to starting in 1863 with the emancipation proclamation and people in the deep south in rural texas not finding out about the freedom that we are enjoying today until two years later, some time in june of 1865. and then in san francisco, we can look back at when we started celebratory events, all the way back to 1945 or so, and really kicking it off with a number of local night clubs originally in 1950, but walter johnson of the texas playhouse really set it up in 1964 with the first juneteenth festival and parade down fillmore street. and here's the thing, what i have always appreciated about opportunities to celebrate juneteenth is, yes, it is celebrating freedom, but it also overc

our city administrator, carmen chui and a bunch of other department heads including dr. grant colfax, reverend brown and you name it. i appreciate the leadership of this city being here to kickoff juneteenth. it is important that we recognize this as a celebration, but also it is important that we take a step back to understand the significance of juneteenth. and, we know that this dates back to starting in 1863 with the emancipation proclamation and people in the deep south in rural texas not finding out about the freedom that we are enjoying today until two years later, some time in june of 1865. and then in san francisco, we can look back at when we started celebratory events, all the way back to 1945 or so, and really kicking it off with a number of local night clubs originally in 1950, but walter johnson of the texas playhouse really set it up in 1964 with the first juneteenth festival and parade down fillmore street. and here's the thing, what i have always appreciated about opportunities to celebrate juneteenth is, yes, it is celebrating freedom, but it also overc

our city administrator, carmen chui and a bunch of other department heads including dr. grant colfax, reverend brown and you name it. i appreciate the leadership of this city being here to kickoff juneteenth. it is important that we recognize this as a celebration, but also it is important that we take a step back to understand the significance of juneteenth. and, we know that this dates back to starting in 1863 with the emancipation proclamation and people in the deep south in rural texas not finding out about the freedom that we are enjoying today until two years later, some time in june of 1865. and then in san francisco, we can look back at when we started celebratory events, all the way back to 1945 or so, and really kicking it off with a number of local night clubs originally in 1950, but walter johnson of the texas playhouse really set it up in 1964 with the first juneteenth festival and parade down fillmore street. and here's the thing, what i have always appreciated about opportunities to celebrate juneteenth is, yes, it is celebrating freedom, but it also overc

process with the capital planning committee and starting with our city administrator, thank you carmen chui for all your work. >> [applause] >> thank you dr. grant colfax, department of public health. thank you to serene mcfadden, director of the department of homelessness and supportive housing. [applause] and thank you to zuckerberg general ceo dr. susan-- [applause] and to all of our speakers and all of the folks joining us here today, this is going to take all the different people, the friends groups, the community. there is something in this bond for not just everyone, but this is really about the health and safety in our economic recovery in san francisco, so we need all hands on deck to get it over the finish line and get the job done. it starts with the board of supervisors, so again, i urge many of you who are here today to go up to the committee room, which starts at 10:30 and give public comment to insure that your colleagues, supervisor dorsey, luckily we got supervisor dorsey as well as 7 members total from the board of supervisors who are already committed, but i do think it i

el representante demÓcrata chuy garcÍa le dijo a noticias telemundo que las personas deben recordar queulada bajo el puente de un arroyo en houston. ocurriÓ el lunes. jocelyn mungaray, de 12 aÑos, fue vista con vida por Última vez. esa madrugada en una gasolinera. cÁmaras de seguridad muestran a dos hombres a quienes la policÍa aÚn busca como personas de interÉs. en este caso, por otra parte, fue acusado formalmente de ocho cargos con penas de hasta vida en prisiÓn. el inmigrante detenido por el secuestro de dos adolescentes de 13 aÑos y la violaciÓn de una de ellos en un parque de queens, christian landy fue atrapado por vecinos que lo reconocieron despuÉs de que la policÍa publicÓ sus fotografÍas. en otro tema, las escuelas de los Ángeles prohibirÁn el uso de telÉfonos celulares y redes sociales durante la jornada de clases a partir de enero. y es que estudios demuestran que el 97% de los jÓvenes de 11 a 17 aÑos usan sus telÉfonos durante el dÍa escolar. otro estudio asegura que 50% de los adolescentes se sienten adictos al telÉfono y el 59% de los padres reconocen que existe esa adic

applause] looking across the crowd, we probably have assembly member phil ting and city attorney david chui jim wonderman, all who lead countless efforts on the local, regional and state levels to create a more seemless transit network and secure additional transportation funds including for the portal project. as i mentioned earlier, $3.4 billion, this commitment links two other major federal investments. the already constructed two level train box beneath us waiting for caltrain to come to downtown san francisco. the other major project that i'm very proud of as director and past chair of caltrain, is the electrification which achieves substantial completion earlier this month. [applause] an electifyed caltrain, quieter, faster, more sustainable connection between san francisco and silicon valley. huge investments into the region that will make a huge difference for the san francisco bay area. and i think about the train box underneath us. i want to take a moment to recognize our steadfast champions, speaker emeritus pelosi. [applause] in 2010, she was the driving force behind the obama a

international studies in usa sis has a very large korean program, the head of this program, viktor chuiity of the united states since the korean war, well, apparently to the region, but nevertheless it is clear that united states. signed by igor ivanov and then ratified in the summer. parliament treaty of 2000, if printed in small print, it takes up one page, and in fact there is no such reliable legal basis for our relations creates, but you know, when i need to simulate some complex negotiations with my master’s students, i don’t often use north korea, and now i, because this is a complex, but very strategically important relationship, would like to dwell on four subjects, which are important for... russian-north korean relations, the first of them, today many experts spoke about the labor force, yes, which may appear on our market, north korea, the russian federation joining the game of imposing sanctions against north korea, this game began in 2006 after a nuclear test in korea, and itself supported a series of sanctions measures against north korea in the seventeenth year , two sec

mc by chair gee and joined my mayor breed, senator wiener, city attorney chui, and speaker pelosi and safely had the speaker in the box and sign the panel for all many efforts moving the transbay program forward, so that was a highlight for us and the team continuing to move the project forward. let's see, as we--we are still working to close our funding gap. the 3 $3 .4 billion is a strong commitment, brings the portal project to over 2/3 funded. we are now looking at the remainder of those funds and approaching a number of sources and invite all of your collective advocacy on a couple specific fronts. we submitted two grant applications, one for chrisy under the frail rail administration and one for mega, these are very competitive national transit grant opportunities, but critical for us and the portal because they fund advancement of our design and that is two fold. both the project management construction management you considered earlier today, but also the forthcoming request for proposal for design build contract, which is the largest contract this agency will ultimately let,

in the middle of the chui steppe.tive village, they don’t live by agriculture, tomatoes can be grown, potatoes can be grown, if just work in greenhouses, nothing grows in the open air, she and her husband keep horses, like many people here, we get this hobo milk, we make couscous, there are some things it doesn’t produce, some things are worth it, so, probably, where? koshagach is located on the border with mongolia, so here you can find various goods, they say, cheaper than in the neighboring bisque, tourists always come here, their number, by the way, is only growing every year koshagach is the altai mars. recently a tourist center opened here, now you can stay overnight, then ride camels, for example, we are building ail, we have a wonderful yurt, after all, our region is multinational, altaians, kazakhs, russians and many other nationalities live here. koshagach is a unique place, here in summer it can be +40, in winter -40, the area’s conditions are equal to the far north, but the locals are used to the living cr

mc by chair gee and joined my mayor breed, senator wiener, city attorney chui, and speaker pelosi and safely had the speaker in the box and sign the panel for all many efforts moving the transbay program forward, so that was a highlight for us and the team continuing to move the project forward. let's see, as we--we are still working to close our funding gap. the 3 $3 .4 billion is a strong commitment, brings the portal project to over 2/3 funded. we are now looking at the remainder of those funds and approaching a number of sources and invite all of your collective advocacy on a couple specific fronts. we submitted two grant applications, one for chrisy under the frail rail administration and one for mega, these are very competitive national transit grant opportunities, but critical for us and the portal because they fund advancement of our design and that is two fold. both the project management construction management you considered earlier today, but also the forthcoming request for proposal for design build contract, which is the largest contract this agency will ultimately let,

my carmen chui is the city administrator and has been a few years now and she reorganized the office to have for the deputies overseeing particular functions. my function i oversee the public facing primarily public facing offices that includes, 311, animal care and control, medical examiner office, county clerk, treasure island, a number of them and mayor's office on disability. and i have oversee the mayor's office on disability during my entire time with the city administrator office so little over last 10 years so familiar with the work of the office and the staff. did you have any questions so far? okay. as you noted, i'm the interim direct, which means i'm not the permanent director. i focus on undertaking the search. it will be very difficult to find a unicorn like nicole bohn who was wonderful, so with that in mind, it is very large focus for me. in the meantime though, i am really committed to continuing to drive the office towards change and to make sure that accessibility is incorporated into the fundamental fabric of the city and how we approach residents, visitors, emplo

now i yield to my v deputy whip for the progressive caucus and well representative chuy mr.arcia: thankka and madam speaker. today i rise in celebration of pride month. the lgbtq+ community. and to raise awareness on national h.i.v. testing queer latino and black communities have beeny the hiv-aids epidemic and majority of newly compared to their white counterparts. for this disparity is compounded by like poor transportation access, language barriers andacial discrimination in health care, lack of fears of deportation. if treatment to name a few.. exre lensive and inclues -- comprehensive and inclusive c of life and death for our communities. while we the resilience and the beauty ofbtq+ community i'm proud to join my democratic opposition to republican attempts to gut life-saving h and in solidarity with fighting for a pro-equality across america, thank you and i yield mr. takano: reclaiming my time. at this time, madamy friend from michigan the vice chair for member services for the and also equality caucus member, representative tlaib. ms. tlaib: there is a health crisis

our city administrator, carmen chui and a bunch of other department heads including dr. grant colfax, reverend brown and you name it. i appreciate the leadership of this city being here to kickoff juneteenth. it is important that we recognize this as a celebration, but also it is important that we take a step back to understand the significance of juneteenth. and, we know that this dates back to starting in 1863 with the emancipation proclamation and people in the deep south in rural texas not finding out about the freedom that we are enjoying today until two years later, some time in june of 1865. and then in san francisco, we can look back at when we started celebratory events, all the way back to 1945 or so, and really kicking it off with a number of local night clubs originally in 1950, but walter johnson of the texas playhouse really set it up in 1964 with the first juneteenth festival and parade down fillmore street. and here's the thing, what i have always appreciated about opportunities to celebrate juneteenth is, yes, it is celebrating freedom, but it also overc

“i know everything, chuy told me everything, i’m very reproachful of myself for the fact that i lefte told you everything right away, oh, young people, what kind of circus is happening here, well. why is it a circus, a real movie, you must go home now, let's go. princess, hello, you’re alone, say what you want, i don’t have time, i want you to know, i’m not guilty of anything, i was set up, lord. what is this, who is this to you? max, a traitor, yes, he called me to a meeting, said that you want to talk to me, you’ve already screwed everything up, you understand, i can’t go back to their house, there’s your friend-nurse there, she promised me scratch out her eyes, and she might turn her over to the cops, well, that’s unlikely, but what is she, a little boletus? trust, why doesn’t she even take money for her work lately, why is this charity, well, she just wants to help alexander nikolaevich, that’s it, i’m a fool, i didn’t understand right away, she always looks at him like that, are you crazy? we went there, nothing like that, but what a prominent guy in saku itself, why not? yes, b

who worked long and hard on this report but of course i want to start with city administrator carmen chui and her staff. especially sophie hayway [indiscernible] calling out names] molly peterson [indiscernible] preparing the report. i thank president peskin for your jenosity and time thinking through the recommend-what these folks were coming up and also considering potential legislative pathways and i want to thank henry and my office for his work to get us here, and we'll be back to you all with legislation. secondly, i am introducing ordinance today to expand the central neighborhood large residents special use district to coal valley. you may remember-district 8 supervisors have been waging war against monster homes decades now. back in march of 2022, we created a special use district for all of district 8 to try to address the challenges of monster homes. earlier this year, we made changes to that to recognize changes in state law and try to regulate monster homes with a limit on the size of any dwelling unit to 3,000 square feet as opposed to relying on conditional uses. we have he

who worked long and hard on this report but of course i want to start with city administrator carmen chui and her staff. especially sophie hayway [indiscernible] calling out names] molly peterson [indiscernible] preparing the report. i thank president peskin for your jenosity and time thinking through the recommend-what these folks were coming up and also considering potential legislative pathways and i want to thank henry and my office for his work to get us here, and we'll be back to you all with legislation. secondly, i am introducing ordinance today to expand the central neighborhood large residents special use district to coal valley. you may remember-district 8 supervisors have been waging war against monster homes decades now. back in march of 2022, we created a special use district for all of district 8 to try to address the challenges of monster homes. earlier this year, we made changes to that to recognize changes in state law and try to regulate monster homes with a limit on the size of any dwelling unit to 3,000 square feet as opposed to relying on conditional uses. we have he

there will be enough food there until autumn. but for now the chebans of the chui valley are powerless the people. today in moscow, at the seventieth year of his life , after a short illness , semyon semyonovich kazantsev died suddenly. in the soviet union, he was an outstanding engineer and production organizer. in new russia he became an industrialist and entrepreneur. in the difficult circumstances of the nineties, semyon semyonovich kazantsev participated in the preservation and then in the development of unique areas in the chemical industry and biotechnology. relatives and friends, as well as work colleagues, considered decency and humanity to be the main qualities of businessman semyon kazantsev. we express our condolences to the relatives and loved ones of the deceased. first. hello, who is this? it's me, grisha. have you already been released from prison? where did you get this number from? i forbid you to call here. i 'll be with you tomorrow. grisha, i beg you. from me, be a person, i don’t need you, i love you, you understand this, idiot, i don’t know what to do, i’m losing