and mr. jones. we talk about unity of effort. it has to incorporate mr. and mrs. jones. to that extent, we do have risk prone communities that are prone to man-made and technological disasters. we tried to mitigate some of those challenges by articulating awareness information that is viable to stakeholders across the board. our challenge remains to enrich a public safety community of a little bit of over a quarter of a million people. the ever challenging saw that is the ability to sit down and communicate effectively with the upwards of 9 million people in our state. the use of social media naturally has been an incredible phenomenon. i think that it is redefining the way that we network with systems, institutions across the we were using it -- across the board. we were using traditional social media. inevitably, what we see is a need to improve a greater capability and a greater visibility and understanding what is available out there at all levels. mrs. jones that were developing social media outlets that were incredible in supporting the neighborhoods and communitie

report was flawed and the senate foreign affairs committee has aproved president obama's nominee, mrs. jones to senator as ambassador. >> and "looks of love" uses donated hair for wigs but a watch dog group claims that "locks love" cannot account for the hair. >> after growing her charity she had it cut off for a charity that makes hair pieces for children who have conditions where they lose their hair. >> this is for children. for children. specifically, the wigs are for children. i am pretty healthy, why not? i did it. it is a good cause. >> a nonprofit investor watch dog group is raising questions of how much of the donateed hair is made into wigs? locks of love received 104,000 donation as year but only 100 wigs were made. >> we are not judging but we saying the amount of hair not accounted for is significant $6 million. >> when the hair is cut it is sent to florida and the wigs are then produced at hair replacement based in this building in milbrae. the report says the company manufactures the wigs for a price of $1,000 each. most of the donated hair is unusable because it has been blea

separate but the funding of the media let me just point out the history of this goes back to mr dowling mr jones when they created the dow jones index which became a benchmark that was the first way to manipulate stock prices because they would leak what components of the dow jones would be added or subtracted same thing with the s. and p. five hundred and that information became the basis of a huge insider trading scandals and trades over the years i've been reporting part of myself in this headline e.u. oil manipulation program implats pricing window we see this quote the industry has developed a high degree of reliance you can almost call it dependence on price reporting agency says john driscoll the managing director j t d energy services they have tremendous discretionary power in their ability to interpret and publish prices so here you have it that he's saying that the price reporting agencies are interpreted prices for this global trillions of dollars of industry that effect real prices in the real world where people have to labor for real go to a job work the whole day like a schmuck an

mr. jones: mr. chairman, thank you very much. mr. speaker, i, like most members of congress, was home last week and did two or three different civic clubs and everywhere i went when i say it's time to get our troops out of afghanistan, save lives of our american soldiers and save money, i would get applause. . also the last couple weeks my office sent out a survey and 17,000 people in the third district responded, and 70% of the 17,000 said the same thing -- why are we still in afghanistan spending money we do not have and having our young men and women give their life for a failed policy known as afghanistan? mr. speaker, also a week ago i was watching nbc news and brian illiams wrote a story that the c.i.a. admitted that for the last 10 years each month for the last 10 years they have been carrying cash money to karzai. cash money. and they said they could -- the best they could do was to estimate that this would be tens of millions of dollars. poor uncle sam. don't he know how he can continue to spend money of the taxpayers that w

and she glanced at the boulder and then she went over and talked to mr. jones>> bill mitchell, a 30-year news veteran, has covered many rock slides during his career. but none this big. >> and then she came back over and she said, why don't you guys move back a little ways. i'm hearing things up on that mountain that really unnerve me. and i said, what are you hearing? and she said, i'm hearing pops and snaps and things that make me believe that some more debris may come down. so we moved back about 20 yards. about that time. >> i heard a sound that sounded almost like a car door slamming. it was a sharp report. i talked to steve, the county maintenance supervisor, have you heard that sound before. and he said yes, we've heard this sound before. and that point we need all this construction equipment to stop so we can hear. >> sensing danger, they stopped the jackhammer and moved the news crews farther back. >> vanessa takes a look at the mountain and she walks back and she's talking to some of the tdot personnel and all of a sudden they start walking back. she

but they don't know anything about the practical world on how those policies are going to affect mr. jones over here and sally over here and somebody else over here. .. i am seeing kids today who don't know how to go to the counter at the restaurant and order food. he will go to the counter and get it himself and we will start out when it is not busy or noisy. don't just put them in the deep end. you don't do that. but remember, no surprises. you have got to stretch. when i was 59 is afraid to go to my aunt's ranch. it was two weeks or one week or all summer but not going was not going to be the issue. i am seeing too many individuals, becoming a video game playing recluse. i have a lot of trouble in high school, the worst part of my life, i was teased and teased and got kicked out of school. and i went to special boarding school. the first two years i was there i didn't do any studying but you know what i learned how to do? i learned how to work. i was really proud of the fact that i basically ran the thing. it was a lot of hard work but i got satisfaction from that and i think the head m

but they don't know anything about the practical world on how those policies are going to affect mr. jones over here, sally over here, and somebody else over here. that's more bottom-up approach, you see? because that's the way i look at things. now, the disadvantage is you've got the get out in the field, and we'll get lots and lots and lots of different things. one of my very big concerns especially on the higher end of the spectrum, i'm saying too many young people today much milder than i am, they're not getting jobs. .. you don't do that, but remember no surprises. when i was 15, i was afraid to go to my aunts ranch but my mother gave me a choice. it was two weeks or one week or all summer, but not going wasn't going to be the issue to many individuals now are kind of becoming a video game and playing her clothes and i had a lot of trouble in high school. it was the worst part of my life. i was teased and teased and i got thrown out school for throwing a book at a girl. [applause] i went to a special boarding school. the first two years i was there i didn't do any studying by you know

mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. i'm back on the floor again to talk about the failed policy in afghanistan. this poster beside me, mr. speaker, is a cartoon that i got from the paper, and it says that -- it says, c.i.a., a.t.m. two weeks ago "the new york times" broke an article, a story that the c.i.a. for over the last 10 years have been giving of -- giving hundreds of millions of dollars to karzai. karzai said in that article, he was assured that the c.i.a. would continue delivering bags of cash -- bags of cash going to karzai, the corrupt leader in afghanistan. mr. speaker, what really makes this cartoon sad is in the back is an american soldier, and what he is thinking as karzai's taking his cash money away from the c.i.a. at the machine, the soldier's thinking, i'd like to make a quick withdrawal from here. i hope that during the debate in july on the appropriations bill dealing with the defense department that we will start passing amendments that say we need to stop this out-of-control spending in afghanista

mr. jones: mr. speaker, thank you very much. mr. speaker, 13 years ago on may 8 of the year 2000, 19 marines lost their lives in a tragic plane crash at mirana regional airport in arizona. it was a crash on the part of the pilot, lieutenant colonel john brough, and the co-pilot. the course decision to assign blame to the pilots has been a point of controversy ever since the year 2000. mr. speaker, two years after the accident, i received a letter from the major's wife, connie, who lives in the district i represent, the home of camp lejeune marine base and new river air station. i will quote from her letter to me that i received in 2000. i contact you in hopes that leaders of integrity, free of bias, would have both the intelligence and the courage it takes to decide the facts for themselves. if you do that you'll agree that human factors/pilot error findings should not stand as it is in military history. again, i respectfully ask for your support. please do not simply pass this matter along to general jones without offering the supp

we'll start with don cham bre, dennis lane, summerville, amy hock man, chris motley, john jones, brian nan, mr. cham bre? >> thank you supervisors. i just want to voice my strong opposition to the proposal but i want to ensure that you understand that i am opposed to it as it is currently written and presented by the city. not opposed to being ever a historic district, but under the current terms of this proposal, the burden lies completely with property owners. there is absolutely no participation or contribution by the city to ensure that the beauty, integrity of a district like this issen insured for the future. i believe this should be a shared responsibility. so i stand in strong opposition to the proposal as it is currently presented. thank you. >> thank you. mr. cham bre. >> good afternoon, dennis lane. i live at 75 piers and i'm here to voice my opposition. thank you. >> hi. amy hock man. i'm here to voice my support for the district. i do think that we need to save and preserve our history and i think a lot of the reason that dta started this process with what's going on in market str

we'll start with don cham bre, dennis lane, summerville, amy hock man, chris motley, john jones, brian nan, mr. cham bre? >> thank you supervis

what should the justice department and the federal government be doing with that jones case? start with mr. calabrese if we could. >> the jones case deals with location tracking and the acl a you's view is the government has been deficient in applying a jones, no matter how you read it, systematic tracking of individuals over time implicates the fourth amendment and is a search. given that rationale we believe all manner of fracking currently undertaken by the government whether that is cellphone fracking goerge tracking of but gps device by a car implicates the fourth amendment and should be done with a warrant. it is a very interesting question whether the same rationale should be expanded to drones. clearly drone could be used to track an individual for long duration in a very detailed manner. perhaps u.s. be jones will regulate how drone their use as well. >> anybody else care to comment? >> i would say this about jones. the story on jones and the scope of jones is underwritten. certainly justice sonia sotomayor and justice olio's opinion talk about electronic monitoring. the opinion i

they were joined by bret jones and mr. raider himself tim brown. that's rageti right there. but the they both represent compassion for others including tim brown. >> i was mad at the fans. don't come to the games if you're going to boo. you know, and everybody is like, this is raider nation. they'll be waiting for you in the parking lot. but-- one of the reasons why i stayed here is because of the great relationship that i had with the fans and it was so fantastic and i was scared of them too. i didn't want to meet them. >> and ktvu channel 2 presents the legend of the bay this sunday night at 11:00 p.m. it features up close and personal stories of four inductees. i guarantee you will be informed and entertained sunday night at 11:00 p.m. >> i thought mark did a great job. >> mark did a great job but those guys were funny. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and join us tomorrow morning, they'll be following the bridge collapse. a semi truck struck a beam in the truck shortly before it collapsed at least three vehicle

they were joined by bret jones and mr. raider himself tim brown. that's rageti right there. but the they both represent compassion for others including tim brown. >> i was mad at the fans. don't come to the games if you're going to boo. you know, and everybody is like, this is raider nation. they'll be waiting for you in the parking lot. but-- one of the reasons why i stayed here is because of the great relationship that i had with the fans and it was so fantastic and i was scared of them too. i didn't want to meet them. >> and ktvu channel 2 presents the legend of the bay this sunday night at 11:00 p.m. it features up close and personal stories of four inductees. i guarantee you will be informed and entertained sunday night at 11:00 p.m. >> i thought mark did a great job. >> mark did a great job but those guys were funny. >>> thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. we will see you the next time news breaks. >> and join us tomorrow morning, they'll be following the bridge collapse. a semi truck struck a beam in the truck shortly before it collapsed at least three vehicle

mr. paul tudor jones. >> pelley: this is the graduation of the first class to go from kindergarten throughhth grade. >> i want to congratulate you. >> pelley: some of them are headed to top prep schools. when you're standing up there, looking across all those faces, what are you going to see? >> tudor jones: i'm going to see, first and foremost, men of character. >> pelley: after that failure with the older kids, tudor jones is focused now on the starting line. >> tudor jones: today, we're going to blow this. the race starts after you leave this room today. are you guys ready? >> yes. >> tudor jones: i can't hear you. are you guys ready? >> yes! >> tudor jones: ready, set... ( blows whistle ) >> oh, nice to meet you. thank you so much for everything. you've got to be so proud. i am proud. man, you got it. >> pelley: after 25 years of robin hood... >> y'all are fantastic! >> pelley: ...countless lives have been changed, but the city's poverty rate doesn't; it's about 20% year in and year out. if robin hood is a hedge fund for humanity, then a wall street trader would say that tudor jones is

should be implemented or is something missing sneer what should the federal girlfriend do with the jones case. mrse? >> the jones case concerns tracking and in the aclu's view the government has been deficient in applying jones. we believe a majority of the court no matter how you read it, said that systemic tracking of individuals over time is an -- implicates the fourth amendment and is a search. given that rationale we believe that all manner of tracking currently undertaken by the government, whether that's cell phone tracking, tracking of a gps device by a car, implicates the fourth amendment and should be done with a warrant. i think it's a very interesting question as to whether that same rational should be expanded to drones. clearly drone could be used to track an individual for a long duration, in a very detailed manner. programs u.s. v jones will come to regulate how drones are used. >> anybody else compare to comment? >> i would just say this about jones. i think the story on jones and the scope of jones is unwritten. certainly justice sotomayor and justice alito's opinion talk about

jones." he and i were talking, mr. ambassador. >> i have a question for you, mr. ambassador.ou put out a thorough report. unclassified version. there was also a classified version of your report which i don't expect you to talk about right here. but is there a way to fully understand what happened in benghazi and the security challenges there without really knowing what was going on in what you describe as the annex, which i assume was covered in the classified version which has been publicly reported as a cia facility? it seems like we're only getting a part of the story because a lot that was going on there was classified. >> yeah, to the best of my recollection, action at the annex was also covered in the unclassified report. particularly in the discussion of what happened on the night of september 11th, 12th, 2012. and i would ask you to read that. i think it was done with care. it avoided the classified, but i think it's there. certainly that action was important in looking at the whole picture, and we reviewed it. >> but in terms of the security position there, and what

ambassador jones. >> thank you, senator. mr. chairman, ranking member corker, who just walk out, members of the committee, i'm grateful and thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and a special thank you to the honorable senator from my home state of new mexico, senator tom udall, for introduce me to this venable commitee. i'm grateful to the president and secretary for their confidence and trust in nominating me to serve as ambassador to libya, and i would like to thank my family for their support and understanding and especially my lovely daughters, anna, and isabella olson who are with me today. anna and isy have been great troopers and sports as they accompanied their parents overseas or otherwise accepted the sacrifices that our commitment to serve has meant for. the they've also kept us very honest and they're great patriots. two years on the euphoria that accompanied the uprising of the libyan people and the fall of colonel gadhafi and his dictate you'reship has been replaced with the sober wreck next of

what should the justice department and at the third government be doing with that jones case? start with mr. calabrese. >> obviously the jones case deals with location tracking and in the acul's view the government has been deefficient applying jones. we believe that a majority of the court no matter how you read it, said that systemic tracking of individuals over time imcomplicates the fourth amendment and is a search. given that rational we believe that all manner of traffic undertaken by the government, whether that's cell phone tracking, tracking of a gps device, implicates the fourth amendment and should be done with a warrant. it's a good request whether that should be expanded to drone. drones could be used to track an individual for long durationness a very detailed manner. perhaps usv jones will come to regulate headropeses used. >> i -- how drones are used. >> i think the scope of jones is unwritten. certainly justice sotomayor and justice alito's opinion talk about electronic monitoring. justice scalia's opinion is careful not to rely on any concerns about electronic monitoring.

mr. dudley's comments. it move rates. jopd 1.94%, lower to 1.93%, that as the equity markets rallied. we're up about 73 points now on the dow jonesly mr. dudley and mr. bullard trying to reassure the market the fed will be there for the longer term and don't overreact. that's the bond market report. ty, up to you. >> sue, thank you very much. despite the huge move, goldman sachs' chief strategist david koston, says the market can still move higher. raising his year-end targets more than 7% now to 17.50, so is this the right call? back with us for his usual sort of mondayly visit jonathan gollup. >> he set 1750. what do you say year end? >> i think we'll see the market lower from here. the biggest issue is that we haven't seen the fundamentals improve anywhere near what the markets are doing. this is all about what we're seeing today, with the comments from dudley. it's all about the fed and the pumping of liquidity. when the market gets spoofed on that -- >> lower from here, how much lower? we're at 16.72 right now. >> i have a 14.25 targets. >> whoo! >> right, but i think there are other places in the market you can do really we

mr. obama's aides knew rice's narrative was false came when a gop law maker read from a previously undisclosed e-mail that beth jones, acting assistant secretary of state for the middle east, sent on september 12 about her discussions with the libyan ambassador. >> this is from miss jones to you, counsel for hillary clinton, to victoria nuland, to mr. kennedy, and i'm going to read from it. when he said his government suspected former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attack attacks, i told him that the group that conducted the attacks ansar al-shariah, is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> on september 14, a document published, likewise stated, we do know that islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda participated in the attack. yet rice and other senior u.s. officials far from putting out every piece of information as they got it, continued to press the false narrative. >> our initial information and that includes all information -- we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack. >> i wish i could sit here today and tell you that within days, within a week

mr. hicks also testified that he had called beth jones, the acting assistant secretary for near eastern afairlz at the state department the morning ampt sunday shows, and he asked her so mr. hicks is saying that a key state department official said she didn't know why the ambassador had indicatedly the attacks were spontaneous? >> not only that, he indicated in his testimony that these were unwelcome, that he felt very much like beth jones didn't want to hear from him. and in the days and weeks to come, that continued. one of the amazing things is here you have the person on the ground who probably, of anyone in tripoli, knows more about what was going on. he's never seen the classified a.r.b. report. they have not let him see it. so when he says that that is a flawed report, he says so with the same information we have publicly -- >> this is the state department's investigation. >> the state department's questionable investigation. it clearly meets a statutory requirement to do an investigation, but it doesn't answer any real questions or place blame on people who were involved in this failure

he jones us on set tonight. mr. anderson, what's your response to what senator cruz said? >> i think it's a largely ab surt argument. -- absurd argument. first of all, any business un$2 million is exempted from the bill. there is virtually no retailer that has a cost advantage as big as the 6-10% that many states have in a sales advantage, in sales tax. you are now applying that only to some forms of refail? that make nos rational sense to me. >> brian, let me ask you for a response to that response, one of the points senator cruz made is the compliance costs on small businesses are going to be huge and we've never really taxed businesses on an interstate basis before. you don't sister to ask where the guy is from. so is this new? is this the level of playing field or is this an added burden on businesses? >> well, it is, absolutely, an added burden, especially on small businesses. and this legislation really only exempts businesses of below a million dollars which in the world of retail are tiny, almost microbusinesses. that wrots wrong here is what it means is really sma

mr. obama's aides knew rice's narrative was falseame when a gop lawmaker read from a previously undiscled e-mail that beth jones, acting assistant secretary of state for the middle east, sent on seember 12th, about her discussions with the libyan ambassador. >> this is from miss jones to you, to counsel for hillary clinton, to victoria nuland, to mr. kennedy and i'm going to read from it. when he id his gornment suspected that former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attacks, i told him that the group that conducted the attacks, ansar al sharia, is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> reporter: on september 14th, a cia document first published in the may 13 issue of the weekly stanrd, likewise stated we do know that islamic extremists withties to al qaeda participated in the attack. yet rice and other senior u.s. officials far from putting out ery piece of informationas they got it continued to press the false narrative. >> our initial information and that includes all information, we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack. >> i wish i could sit her

mr. obama's aides knew rice's narrative was false came when a gop law maker read from a previously undisclosed e-mail that beth jones, acting assistant secretary of state for the middle east, sent on september 12 about her discussions with the libyan ambassador. >> this is from miss jones to you, counsel for hillary clinton, to victoria nuland, to mr. kennedy, and i'm going to read from it. when he said his government suspected former gadhafi regime elements carried out the attack attacks, i told him that the group that conducted the attacks ansar al-shariah, is affiliated with islamic terrorists. >> on september 14, a document published, likewise stated, we do know that islamic extremists with ties to al-qaeda participated in the attack. yet rice and other senior u.s. officials far from putting out every piece of information as they got it, continued to press the false narrative. >> our initial information and that includes all information -- we saw no evidence to back up claims by others that this was a preplanned or premeditated attack. >> i wish i could sit here today and tell you that within days, within a week

jones." he and i were talking, mr. ambassador. >> i have a question for you, mr. ambassador. out a thorough report. unclassified version. there was also a classified version of your report which i don't expect you to talk about right here. but is there a way to fully understand what happened in benghazi and the security challenges there without really knowing what was going on in what you describe as the annex, which i assume was covered in the classified version which has been publicly reported as a cia facility? it seems like we're only getting a part of the story because a lot that was going on there was classified. >> yeah, to the best of my recollection, action at the annex was also covered in the unclassified report. particularly in the discussion of what happened on the night of september 11th, 12th, 2012. and i would ask you to read that. i think it was done with care. it avoided the classified, but i think it's there. certainly that action was important in looking atç the whole picture, and we reviewed it. >> but in terms of the security position there, and what was

mr. obama will tour the coast tuesday meeting with business owners and residents. on long island, the jones bridge which suffered serious damage from sandy reopened yesterday. it took several months to prepare the beach. buildings were lost. there was significant beach erosion, and entire parking lots disappeared. other beaches on long island are still being prepared. in moore, oklahoma, now, three young victims of the tornado will be buried today. a public memorial service for all 24 victims will be held sunday night and now the question for many in this storm-ravaged town is whether to rebuild or move on. bigad shaban is in moore. bigad, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. for one couple we met, answering the question was extremely painful. they were in the home when the tornado came through, and they barely made it out alive. this closet is one of the few things left standing in the haywoods' home. they huddled there when the 200-mile-an-hour tornado blew through and destroyed their house. what makes the pain so strong being back here now? >> we don't have a place

ambassador jones. >> thank you, senator. mr. chairman, ranking member corker, members of the committee, i am grateful and i thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today and a special thank you to the honorable senator from my home state of new mexico, senator tom udall, for introducing me to this venerable committee. i am grateful to the president and secretary for their confidence and trust in nominating me to serve as ambassador to libya. finally i would like to thank my family for their support and understanding, and especially my lovely daughters, anna, and isabella who are with me today. . they have been great troopers and sports as they've accompanied their parents overseas or sacrificed the commitment. they kept us honest along the way, i assure you, and i am grateful to them. they are great patriots. the euphoria that accompanied he uprising of libya and colonel gaddafi has been replaced by the enormity and the depth of the challenges facing libya's leaders and its people. as we've witnessed throughout the pe

jones industrial plan. [ laughs ] look! oil is down. gas is down. oh, the stimulus package. healthcare --yes, something we all need. [ laughs ] >> mr. you be so loud? trix are for kids. >> hey. >> hey, cora. listen, we came by here to check on brown. hey, sir, how you doing? brown? brown, brown! >> colonel, colonel, colonel, he's right here! >> right where? >> right here! >> [ laughing ] i almost didn't recognize you. you look almost human. [ laughs ] >> and you look... >> whoa. here we go. come on. >> ...breathtaking. >> well, you're breathtaking... too. did you just say i was breathtaking? >> yes. take my breath away. >> my god. he's dying. >> and if i'm dying, you must be my angel. >> whoa, whoa, whoa. back up, back up, back up, brown. she's already spoken for. >> well, then, you, sir, are a lucky man, yes. >> oh, no, this has gone far

mr. hicks, after your visit with congressman j fitz --congressman shift? >>clock yes, i did. prior to the visit, assistant secretary jones visited. she pulled me aside and said i needed to improve my management style and indicated people were upset. myad no indication that staff was upset at all. following my return to the united states, i attended chris'funeral then came back to washington. assistant secretary jones delivered a blistering critique of my management style. she even said --i don't know why larry pope would want you to come back. she said she did not understand why anyone in tripoli would want me to come back. theet] the attack -- before attack, you got a call from secretary clinton and the president praising you for your service and how you handled things. was there a moment in your mind when all this praise and something else? itin hindsight, i think began after i asked about ambassador rice's statements on the tv shows. >> there was a comment made about a few people in libya having a problem with this youtube video but someone higher up decided to run with faÇade and they kept it for a long time. i would

jones. as those pictures are being finalized, our next presentation by supervisor john avalos. >> thank you, weed like to call up mario -- mr. sagittarius. we have a video to play? >> mario dam era of the a.k.a. power strug. has joined many groups like atmosphere and d j shadow. has joined the stage with snoop dog and received critical acclaim for his albums. mario was born in nigeria after his father who was a doctor and his mother was a nurse and recruited in the philippines as health care professional. his family immigrated to the u.s. in 04. as a youth mario was raised in working class neighborhoods in st. paul minnesota where a mix of cultures -- with native american youth shaped him what it means to be a man of color and how to use hip hop. since 2005 he settled in san francisco where he continues to use his music and continues to do advocacy. mario started volunteering at the philipino community district where he worked with migrant youth that addressed violence prevention, cultural identity and leadership development and creative writing. in 2009 he joined the staff with the philipino community where he found housin

jones. as those pictures are being finalized, our next presentation by supervisor john avalos. >> thank you, weed like to call up mario -- mr. sagittarius. we have a video to play? >> mario dam era of the a.k.a. power strug. has joined many groups like atmosphere and d j shadow. has joined the stage with snoop dog and received critical acclaim for his albums. mario was born in nigeria after his father who was a doctor and his mother was a nurse and recruited in the philippines as health care professional. his family immigrated to the u.s. in 04.