>> well, when i was a kid in the '70s, my mom used to put the tv on a particular show called "charlie brown it was a character on there named snoopy. i used to love him to death. my mama said i started to look like him because i watched him all the time, and that's what they named me. >> all right. snoop dogg, great to have you on the program. >> i appreciate it. >>> up next on the "the wall street journal report," a look at the news this upcoming week that will have an impact on your money. >>> a street corner known for its bright lights glows greener. >>> for more on our show and our guests, check out the website wsjr.cnbc.com. you'll also find a link to my blog, investoragenda.cnbc.com. i hope you'll check it out. >>> a look at the stories coming up in the week ahead that may move the markets and impact your money this week. >>> monday the ism manufacturing index is released that details activities at the nation's factories, mines and utilities. tuesday the national association of realtors will issue the pending home sales index. wednesday we get the minutes from the federal reserve open

phoning other people as well and having lots of conversations in the phony john prescott, gordon brown, charliefaulkner, whoever he might be. lots of different people. he would phone people outside the circle. he would often, not necessarily by making decisions, his constituent agent john bergen with somebody you'd want to know what they said and he would speak to them at what was happening. he would then in terms of a specific discussion, if most mondays used to start with the prime minister having sent a note out to what you would call his inner circle. and i would be the basis for a meeting on monday morning. and when you go to meetings, specifically dealing with iraq, from memory that people would almost certainly be at those would be jack straw, jeff koons, admiral boyce, john scholar, sometimes richard dierdorf and myself probably -- >> that is a formal meeting on iraq. >> about the most of the discussions would be. they would probably send usually in the morning first thing just about getting the day in shape and working out with only changing the tire for that, which phone causes the ma

phoning other people as well and having lots of conversations in the phony john prescott, gordon brown, charliekner, whoever he might be. lots of different people. he would phone people outside the circle. he would often, not necessarily by making decisions, his constituent agent john bergen with somebody you'd want to know what they said and he would speak to them at what was happening. he would then in terms of a specific discussion, if most mondays used to start with the prime minister having sent a note out to what you would call his inner circle. and i would be the basis for a meeting on monday morning. and when you go to meetings, specifically dealing with iraq, from memory that people would almost certainly be at those would be jack straw, jeff koons, admiral boyce, john scholar, sometimes richard dierdorf and myself probably -- >> that is a formal meeting on iraq. >> about the most of the discussions would be. they would probably send usually in the morning first thing just about getting the day in shape and working out with only changing the tire for that, which phone causes the making