johnathan ha vivido la experiencia y ahora ayuda a otros jÓvenes.i tiene un nÚmero de identificaciÓn puede solicitar el nÚmero federal para patrÓn puede abrir una compaÑÍa de responsabilidad limitada conocida como... >>> se puede hacer en cualquier otro estado. y el... se agarra por el irs y es federal. le permite abrir cuentas de banco y solicitar licencias dependiendo de las leyes de cada estado. >>> no hay lÍmites para hacer un negocio, para hacer 2,3, 4 negocios. >>> mÁs del 5% de la poblaciÓn de dreamers emprendiÓ su propio negocio y varios talleres se han llevado acabo en arizona y colorado para darle las herramientas a los jÓvenes para convertirse en sus propios jefes desde los Ángeles. noticia telemundo. asÍ nos vamos, gracias por permitirnos entrar a sus hogares. hay mÁs noticias esta noche a las 11/10 centro, aquÍ por telemundo. tenga buenas noches y tenga un buen inicio de semana. gracias. ♪. ♪. >> [gaby] la semana pasada en "masterchef latino"... la competencia comenzÓ a levantar temperatura. >> noeliÁn, callate. >> no, no, no, no me man

si ganan los warriors va a encabezar el desfile quien lo maneja es johnathan aunque no habla espaÑol.rriors!!. >>> todo el mundo se estÁ emanando. uno de los principala uno de los principalqu uno de los principali uno de los principal uno de los principalh uno de los principalay uno de los principal uno de los principalu uno de los principaln uno de los principala uno de los principal d uno de los principala uno de los principalm uno de los principala uno de los principal uno de los principalq uno de los principalu uno de los principale uno de los principalv uno de los principaln uno de los principales vino e e especialmente por este juego. espero que hoy dia ganemos, q. vinstde chile? si, solo por los warriors. hoy ganamos. por arriba de 100. y si perdemos no importa, hemos dado la pelea, estamos muy con e contentos. pero vamos a ganar de todas ma e maneras. asi esta mucha de la gente con l la que conversamos, vamos a h e hacer un nuevo contacto, regreso con ustedes. tranquilo, andres, no pierdasla carllma. vamos a otras cosas, se suman o dos sopechosos al complot de t intento de hom

. >> whitaker: johnathan zehring also found his way to dr.vaney for an s.g.b. >> zehring: i felt like a brand new man. and when i say brand new man, what i mean was i had a control of my feelings. and it was like i was my own self, my old self-- i was john zehring, pre-combat, again. >> whitaker: after the shot, zehring found something else had changed, too. he had a different attitude toward therapy. >> zehring: it does not eliminate you having p.t.s.d. it does not make it so you no longer went through those traumatic experiences. but what it does is, it makes it so you're not drowning. it gives you a little bit of room. it gives you room to go to get therapy. it gives you room to get help. >> don bolduc: i think there's enough evidence out there that this is a valid therapy. and it's something that works. >> whitaker: former brigadier general donald bolduc had an s.g.b. injection when he was commander of special operations in africa. it made such a difference that in 2016 he became the first-- and so far, the only-- active duty senior offic

johnathan: we started in distribution.k of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. is sports. sports is most valuable live because -- which is interesting because you cannot time shifted. the value of sports dips a dramatically when you do not areas when it is played. jason: don't tell me what happened in the game. >> you don't look at your phone, you don't want to know the score. jonathan: and even if you succeed in isolating yourself, the experience is not the same. you know that all of the fans you share a passion with already know the answer. and so it is devalued. we love that about sports because of its power, it's passion. it is one of the antidote

johnathan: we started in distribution.k of media, there is distribution, satellite and cable television, now telco's and streaming. you can have a conversation without thinking about direct to consumer. and then we moved into content. we are still in both. distribution, which today is mobile and cable. we were in satellite. and then in content. content, for us, the white-hot center of valuable content is not just tv, and those definitions are stretched. is sports. sports is most valuable live because -- which is interesting because you cannot time shifted. the value of sports dips a dramatically when you do not areas when it is played. jason: don't tell me what happened in the game. >> you don't look at your phone, you don't want to know the score. jonathan: and even if you succeed in isolating yourself, the experience is not the same. you know that all of the fans you share a passion with already know the answer. and so it is devalued. we love that about sports because of its power, it's passion. it is one of the antidote

i am here, my name is johnathan and i'm here as part of the realtor and development community. i am here to strongly urge you to oppose the proposed legislation which would greatly hinder housing production and the city. the legislation would hit everyday san francisco residents particularly families. i'd like to bring up an example of a client of mine as have many other realtors which wanted to live closer to her son and daughter. she initially sought out to search good housing but could not find housing which was in good condition. she decided to purchase a home and disrepair and to work on it and her architect submitted plans for two units one for her and one for a rental unit which she would use the rental income to her retirement income. after two years in planning, just the planning effort for what would be considered as of right, she finally obtained approval to start the process which can take a couple of additional years. my question to you today responsibly, hopefully that you can answer is can we really afford to lengthen thennen tightment process. does the planning

clifton, johnathan, jesse and terry have run miles in this half city block of the building. [applause] to make sure this building functions properly. key key and natallia meet tenants where they're at to provide resources and materials. [applause] for some of these tenants, this is their very first home and being presented with such a new space and such a new neighborhood like mission bay, can be isolating and terrifying. our site staff have done an amazing job of welcoming the space and to this neighborhood. there are around 150 children in this building and growing. right around move-in time last year at least one small child maybe three feet tall was running around dragging their hot cheetos along our white walls. the reality of having families and children in the building hit me. this is no longer just a construction project but this is becoming a home. the partnerships that built this building and freight this building have transformed it no 143 new homes for families and future generations of san franciscans. it's been an honor to be part of it. [applause] >> thank you

my name is johnathan pearlman. i know you've had a long day. not as long as i've been on this project. i started on this project in 2005. working on a historical report and have since worked through the various four different owners and then we went through in 2013 and got approvals. we have the residential building that's been constructed so we're here today, hopefully being able to move forward with the renovation of the alexandria theater. so most of you know where this is. it's on geary boulevard and 18 avenue. you can see the building dead-center and the residential building under construction just beyond. the building was built in 1923. it was renovated in 1942. so it went from an egyption-style building and went to being art decoized in 1942 and there are some of the pictures there of the interior from 1942. it almost looks lick this except the trees are 10 years down line from where it is today. our project is the revitalization of the theater building which has been closed since 2004 for 15 years. the project will retain all of the his

my name is johnathan pearlman. i know you've had a long day. not as long as i've been on this project. i started on this project in 2005. working on a historical report and have since worked through the various four different owners and then we went through in 2013 and got approvals. we have the residential building that's been constructed so we're here today, hopefully being able to move forward with the renovation of the alexandria theater. so most of you know where this is. it's on geary boulevard and 18 avenue. you c

. >> come back soon johnathan ward china's vision of the. >> america's stock exchange looks to shakeyou on the program thank you so much for joining us, this morning. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me how you change mentality from knee-jerk reaction trading meto your you are long term. >> first filing with sec showing long term standards perhaps we stand for what we want companies to commit to in order to be on our exchange. >> you've got news. >> we filed with sec first step in long-term standards where laid out principals in a companies investors need to commit to, in order to be on the exchange. >> yeah, tell us about the exchange and why we need another stock exchange, you are dealing with unicornss companies california that are going public and i know there is a lot of excitement there in silicon valley but we've got an exchange in new york on wall street we've got another one in times square called nasdaq. >> that is right you know how we feel in california there could never be enough to be honest hasn't been nothing is in lifting standards exchanges in decades plenty innovat