snoop doggy dogg, snoop dogg, now snoop lion. inside the game, what is that process like? fficult is it to make the switch when your fans know you one way? >> some people still call me doggy dogg, some people call me snoop dogg, and some people call me snoop lion. some people will be like, snoop lion! somebody is like, snoop lion? he changed his name? what name is the going by? you can call me whenever you wanted it is still me. to me, snoop lion is the growth of snoop dogg into manhood, wiser, more educated, more articulate, speaking something that needs to be said as opposed to having fun all the time. we have too much fun and do not deal with what is real. we have to let the fund be the backdrop and the real be the fourth round. tavis: you are flowing again, man. it just comes naturally. march 15, documentary comes out. you have a blockbuster on your hand. a lot of folks are going to check this out. what do you hope the takeaway will be for the viewer? >> the take away, that they were able to enjoy the during you -- the journey with me. this was a beautiful journey, the

the day, gin and >> back in the day, gin and juice, the hip-hop classic from snoop dogg. that was then, now the superstar goes by a new name, snoop lion. part of his remarkable transformation. from movies to music to coaching football. he does it all. mr. lion, thank you for coming. >> thank you. >> i'm a huge fan of yours. tell me why you have dawn from dogg to lion? >> it's a transformation musically, spiritually, and mentally. i went to jamaica on a journey to make some music and it eventually became, you know, engulfed with the spirit of rostafarri and the spirit of reggae music, and the transformation was nesary. it became what it is. >> jamaica is a special place, isn't it? i have good friends from there, u usain bolt and others. it's a special place. >> it is. once you engulf jamaica, it takes over you. no matter what kind of person you are, it's a spirit of love and caring and giving that becomes a part of you. once i became a part of jamaica and the culture and music, it took me in as a brother. >> bob marley is up there smiling down on you. >> that's what it's ab

join me next time for a conversation with snoop dogg, now snoop lion, about how he has remade his life. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i just try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminate hunger, and we have a lot of work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. pbs. >> be more. pbs.

the performance is scheduled for tomorrow with david guetta and snoop dogg. >>> and following a ktvutigation last month, the parents of 4-year-old jack are still in adispute with california fitness. our investigation reveals gym health care centers don't have to be licensed. now leland yee is doing something about it. he is introducing new legislation that will include having a protocall. >> it is much better to give parents the comfort that the services you are providing will be of help and not to be injurious to your children. >>> a new study shows a startling rate of postpartum depression. it suggests those mental health issues can be passed on to their children. >> reporter: researchers questioned new mothers. >> lack of sleep and having to go find health care to their child woáut having their needs met. >> reporter: some had undiagnosed bipolar disorder. >> reporter: diagnosis is very common in the first year of birth. >> reporter: studies show kids of depressed moms are more likely to have learning disabilities and other disorders. >> lifelong are effected and their families ar

the performance is scheduled for tomorrow with david guetta and snoop dogg. >>> and following a ktvu adispute with california fitness. our investigation reveals gym health care centers don't have to be licensed. now leland yee is doing something about it. he is introducing new legislation that will include having a protocall. >> it is much better to give parents the comfort that the services you are providing will be of help and not to be injurious to your children. >>> a new study shows a startling rate of postpartum depression. it suggests those mental health issues can be passed on to their children. >> reporter: researchers questioned new mothers. >> lack of sleep and having to go find health care to their child woáut having their needs met. >> reporter: some had undiagnosed bipolar disorder. >> reporter: diagnosis is very common in the first year of birth. >> reporter: studies show kids of depressed moms are more likely to have learning disabilities and other disorders. >> lifelong are effected and their families are not very functional either. so this is a generational problem.

i mean, if snoop dogg and all these wannabe rappers were out there doing what they say, they'd be right here. so all the kids out there listening to them and thinking they're role models, they're not role models. you go out there, you live that life, you listen to it, it gets you right here. >> coming up -- >> two sides of me [ bleep ] >> -- one of the most memorable inmates ever featured on "lockup" pushes hard for a transfer closer to home. >>> what up? >> i'm serving a life without parole sentence, two life sentences, two 99-year sentences, a 40-year sentence, a 20-year sentence, and a 10-year sentence all together. >> the first time we met bobby ray gilbert we knew he would be an unforgettable inmate. he was serving life for two murders at the holman correctional center in alabama. one of the murders was committed on the outside and the other in prison. he told us both involved disputes over money. >> i killed somebody because i felt like they were taking something from me, and then i come from a world where everybody thinks they can take something from me. so, you know, you got a c

. ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we found the actual snoop dogg. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] he existsthe only dog with a medical marijuana license. new issue of "entertainme "entertainment weekly" hits newsstands, and on the cover is matt damon and his new boyfriend liberace. stars of the new movie "behind the candelabra," or is it "candelabra in the behind." [ laughter ] if you have a copy of this magazine, mail it to me. i want to collect a thousand of them and use them as wrapping paper for the rest of my life. the much anticipated movie "oz the great and powerful" opens tomorrow. this is a prequel to "the wizard of oz" starring james franco, mila kunis, rachel weisz, michelle williams, and zach braff. the film was directed by sam raimi. the trailer looks really good. >> am i dreaming? >> it's the emerald city. >> you are here at last. and the prophesy shall be fulfilled. >> you have a dipstick for health. it's called your penis. the real age of your vagina is 73 years old. >> oh, my gosh. >> for the first time ever, you're going to perform a hemorrhoid procedure on you. >> me? >>

the artest formerly known as snoop dogg, a fascinating encounter. that's all for us tonight. "anderson cooper" stars now. >>> we're following even more dangerous winter weather tonight. massive snowfall, deadly, icy roads, and the wind you normally see in hurricanes. we'll show you who got hammered and who is still in harm's way. >>> also breaking news from a place dedicated to preserving dedicated animals. a woman is mauled to death taking care of a lion she was trying to save. a lion which once appeared on "the ellen degeneres show." >>> we begin though with crime and punishment in the jodi arias trial and what could be a unique preview of what way the jury is leaning. what happened today in court is only permitted in two other states. jurors asking questions of a witness. and they had questions for the woman who shot, slashed, and stabbed her boyfriend to death. and now says her unbelievably brutal attack was self-defense and not cold-blooded murder. more now from our randi kaye. >> reporter: more than 100 questions from the jury to jodi arias delivered by the judge. they

. >> so are you saying snoop dogg should be in charge?is a little disconnect between the reality. this professor has a good point. in 2010 there were huge studies done. one by the rand corporation. one by the kateo institute. the kato institute found we would add $9 billion in revenues and save $9 billion in enforcement. he found out it was all very inconclusive, supply, demand, and the tax rate are all variable that's we cannot control. it is not something, it is not as easy as taxing cigarettes or taxing alcohol. it is not that simple. it is a gray area. >> but it is easy to entice. you have this senator from colorado, a democrat who said he has seen estimates in the high ten of millions, as much as 100 million that would come in if you tax marijuana. again, some experts say there is no way to know because you don't have any control. there is no regulation on the pot market so we don't know how much is being consumed or how much is being sold. when you hear a lawmaker saying that all of these millions could be raised and you've got a ca

successful relationships." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] and finally, in a recent interview, snoop dogg said that he would like to get high with president obama and bill clinton. [ cheers and applause ] and then he said, "or whoever." [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good crowd tonight. good crowd tonight. we've got a fun show. you guys, timberweek continues. that's right, justin timberlake is here every night. [ cheers and applause ] it's been so fun having him here. >> steve: good times in a box. >> jimmy: i'm going to miss that guy. good times in a box. [ laughter ] also, tonight, she's got the number one new daytime talk show. the lovely, the talented katie couric is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] that'll be fun. from the new a&e series, "bates motel," freddie highmore is dropping in. [ cheers and applause ] and once again, we have music from the one, the only, justin timberlake tonight! [ cheers and applause ] fantastic. so good, what a show. hey, guys, it's time for "

>>> what do snoop lion, the former snoop dogg and rand paul have in common? smoking pot is crazy. >> the last two presidents could have conceivably been put in jail for their drug use. look what would have happened. it would have ruined their lives. they got lucky, but a lot of poor kids don't get lucky, don't have good attorneys and they go to jail. >> i think it actually would be the last three presidents but who's counting. >> apparently chris wallace. so could rand paul turn the red states green? turning us senior editor for th reporter and cornell belcher. first of all, i have to say, gay marriage and now marijuana legalization, or at least decriminalization. what is going on with the republican party? >> well, you know, i think what's really interesting there is, on the one hand, you've got this liberal shift on social issues on those two issues, and you're not seeing it on abortion. you've seen a real divergence where the country seems to be getting if anything more pro-life and when we could talk about social issues at one monolith ick whole, that's o

oop dog last year, and that's been an exciting partnership glr are there snuff snoop doggs on the world that will make the networks take notice? >> i think there is. it's it's a great time to be an actor or producer or writer because there are more outlets jeffrey tambour is on arrested development on netflix and a pilot program for amazon and he has more options than he used to have. it's not going to replace tv. tv is not going away, but it is going to add to tv and it's going to add up to a better experience for consumers, i think. >think. brian stelter from the "new york times," and lisa donovan, thank you. >> brown: hari's next report looks at the city with the fastest internet in the western hemisphere: chattanooga, tennessee. and we want to hear about your experience with broadband. join our open forum online on the runwn. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day: president obama promised to work closely with israel and do whatever is needed to keep iran from getting nuclear weapons. the governor of colorado signed legislation expanding gun background checks and banning

i asked if they knew who snoop dogg was, and all hands shot up.nothing of the story or of people who whom we owe so much. but it still seems to gall the united states and western communities. so for that reason i am suspicious of our embrace of haiti. and it bothers me, and it is extreme to say what i said. but sometimes one has to wonder if they would be better off if network left them alone -- if america left them alone. his next question was -- >> host: president obama's africa policy. pascal said that -- >> guest: i'm very concerned about that. i, i just think that when you get american military involved with your military, the disengagement does not come without consequences. i am -- typically these things lead to bad ends. and for the countries involved. when your country becomes of strategic usefulness to the, to the united states, you find that the management of your own democracy will be infinitely more difficult to administer. and the complicit spirit of black elites in america and how to awaken that. >> guest: oh, as i've gotten older i