peter max. they burst with life when you step into the studio. you are known for the brightness, the colour. >> i love brightness of colours, the grew up in shanghai. it was influenced. i always wanted to be an astronomer. a lot of stars came up. i'm contemplating how big is the universe. how many stars, and it's getting bigger and bigger as we talk. >> in the '60s, max was a big artist. a pop icon with a psychodelic eye. he helped define a gerp i suggest. there are so men things that people think of when they thick of peter max. for a child of the '60s, the first thing is the psychedelic era. >> you represent that in your art, rite. >> that was the period in the '60, in the mid to late '60s, is when all that psychedelia happened. >> love, peace, and the pain strokes of peter max. this is his poster from 1967. the summer of love. it catafalqued him to fame -- catafalqued him to fame. >> this was a sketch i made. after a year or so of doing things, being with the swarmy, and the idea of love was

i would walk down the street on a block and people would go, peter max, peter max.ldn't say yes all the time. >> you have your paints laid out here. >> this cover sits on top of the paints. when i come into the room if i'm inspired, i have to wiggle the cover, and i have 77 colors. >> you put up -- put up a canvas, i pick up a brush like this, i dip it into the paint, it could be a color i just happen to love for that second. i put it somewhere in the canvas that i think i want it to be. i put this brush back into water. pick up another brush, pick out another color that goes nice with the other color and all of a sudden it becomes a landscape. >> you don't do a drawing beforehand? >> i just draw directly. i do tens of thousands of images that i never knew what they were going to do, and they became famous images, angle with heart, famous lady, it's unbelievable. i painted my good good friend jimi hendrix, do you see him with the guitar? >> i do. hendrix, the beatles, the stones, they created the sound track for the '60s and max illustrated it. >> i've had up here e

>> i'm well. >> tell us more about your son max. >> max was a handful.lives with joy and adventure. he loved reptiles. we had many in our basement. >> mm-hmm. i bet you did. one of those things when you hear a story like this, you say, how could that happen? he was young. the heart was strong. what was it? >> he was seemingly healthy. took many risks with his life. we wouldn't have guessed that the greatest risk was in his own body, his own heart. >> after he passed away, you have two other kids. you're married. you have started this foundation together. how has that helped you heal? >> you know, we now have a much bigger family. truthfully. in a way we never anticipated. people, you think when you have lost a son, you have lost his whole future. his future wife, future children. things you might have looked forward to are gone. but, unexpectedly, things come into your life in a way that grows your family. that i have all of these children who we have saved, who are darling kids and fun to follow and see what they're doing in their careers and what their

welcome to the kaiser report i max kaiser i am become death the destroyer of markets said any central bank are today. do you get it the get the reference stacey yes max the central planning central bankers have literally destroyed markets and turned them into a giant weapon of mass financial destruction headline reads bons liquidity threat is revealed in derivatives explosion the boom in fixed income derivatives trading is exposing a hidden risk in debt markets around the world the inability of investors to buy and sell bonds there's no volume in bonds because there is no market in bonds because bonds are trading at three hundred year highs here in the u.k. at two hundred forty your eyes in the u.s. they are well confiscation certificates for sure they represent no value whatsoever the only people buying these bonds are the computers buying amongst themselves for other computers and this is part of the takeover of civilization by the machines the only one buying the bonds are the machines the only one who talking to each other are the machines well this is the machine revolution it's

really you know tell us why max because this is supporting the same. survey king that doing this you know einstein said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results. and then they trade the atomic bomb and now. i say we've got to go. i'm going to go buy a new table great they say it's half a second half a lot more. to genetics but eugenics vulgarized darwin science punishment for an uncommitted crying i was so there are things to learn to believe in eighty feebleminded still today for the few i don't know why. but i still don't know why genetic improvement through forced sterilization the basis for nazi ideology don't stop at just sterilizing and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now i'd really rather not talk about that right. right on the scene. first street. and i think picture. on a reporter's twitter. instagram. to be in the know. on. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford college it's different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course. the e

>> max, you are an avid cyclist.w you have experimented. >> i think my lack of wearables today is a message, but i did not plan it this morning. to impact the middle, you had to go from active tracking to passive tracking. i don't have to remember to put a parameter into my bike because it's built into the crank. so i have a perfect record of how hard i peddled with a microsecond resolution. the companies can start pricing it correctly and start sending people in before we have a heart attack all stop that is after our bath mats start out telling us what our wait is doing in the mirror in the bathroom starts telling us what is pumping in our eyes. >> is it the biggest pot of money with the dumbest price and burials? >> it's the biggest with the interest of eating healthy. the challenges of you ask an insurance company what is your estimated average lifetime as your customer, they do not want to tell you because that is their actuarial secret. but if you can keep these people but if you can keep these people for a lon

to -- max levchin, stay with us.'t go away. ♪ >> you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg west" where recover innovation, and the future of technology. i'm emily chang. we are in sausalito and talking about health care and innovation in health and fitness tracking devices. joining the our editor at large cory johnson, and abbott fitness tracking -- >> yes, i'm well tracked. dyson with us now. also, max luncheon -- max levc hin. what are you wearing on your wrist? >> i am focused on health. this is a nike go band. >> i'm down to one device. the nike band will be discontinued, but the business goes on. from misfite wearables, which max is involved with. and another for when you sleep. and finally, this is the basis, which have low memory. >> is that your memory that is low? or the watch? >> i'm doing so much stuff, i cannot keep up with it all. >> to does it help you? be candid, i'm already a fitness nut. one of the issues around these things is, how much difference do they make to the middle? insurance company

well for the kaiser report i'm max kaiser in the words of the great philosopher zone's zacarias who was of course an inspiration for the french revolution in truth laws are always useful to those with possessions and harmful to those who have nothing from which it follows that the social state is advantageous to men only when all possess something and none has too much and quote today we're going to look at some of the headlines from a very unsocial stay can revolution be far behind and we mentioned revolution stacey i think you've got include russell brand russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome of those report very grateful that you have me here on the cars report a program thank you very much for absolutely say see what is actually happening well we will respond accordingly so after five years of a financial crisis and there rising wealth and income gap as a result we're going to look at some of the headlines that we see happening around the world regarding austerity britain pushed one hundred twenty nine billion pounds deeper into the red this

the war is on just be careful you don't get a restraining order set against the max guys are live with us in the now from london thanks so much care thank you for being in the now always send us your comments on facebook and twitter we'll see you soon it's now or never. welcome to the future. show thirty four can just spend over fifteen billion euros on full keypad says thirty two one hundred fifty million degrees with uncle mike still to sell from st petersburg to france we travel in-situ the song. date we've got the future covered for those immediately though so we leave the media. by the same motions to cure. all your party is a goal. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that you deserve answers from it's all on politicking only on our t.v. . click on your common in washington d.c. college face time people moan. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. at the plentiful supply it was terrible to say now i'm very sorry to take out a letter again to let along here is a plot that you never had sex with others make their lives let's play. lists le me. today

meet max, the chocolate lab.he postal service says he's attacked three letter carriers this year alone with one mail man suffering six bites on his arm last month. people live in a cluster of homes near max are not too keen about having to retrieve their mail from the local post office. >> as long as the dog is in that house, you're not delivering mail for us. what if the dog lives for nine years. >> they're not going to deliver to me as long as i live. i'll probably die before the dog. >> that's the spirit there. for now, max can stay with his owner. we'll follow the story to see if anything can be worked out between the postal service and the family. >>> a montgomery county man accused of pox poexposing himse women while holding swiss cheese will not spend any time in jail. he pleaded guilty to harassment. a judge sentenced him to eight years of probation. here's pagano with a piece of swiss in one of the encounters. >>> the government released more information about the new jersey turnpike crash that severely

because a report i'm max kaiser in the words of the great philosopher zone's jacques was who was of course an inspiration for the french revolution in truth the laws are always useful to those with possessions and harmful to those who have nothing from which it follows that the social state is advantageous to men only when all possess something and none has too much and quote today we're going to look at some of the headlines from a very unsocial state can revolution be far behind and we mentioned revolution stacey i think you've got include russell brand russell brand is the revolutionary he's a man of the revolution russell welcome because a report very grateful that you have me here on the kaiser put your program thank you very much for slowly say see what is actually happening well we will respond accordingly so after five years of a financial crisis and there rising wealth and income gap as a result we're going to look at some of the headlines that we see happening around the world regarding austerity britain pushed one hundred twenty nine billion pounds deeper into the red this is no

and as max has said, this wasn't just an easy walk onto the beaches and then head towards paris.s was a brutal battle. there aren't any real proper figures of how many died on the first day. some estimates about 4,500 allied troops, 9,000 germans, 3,000 as max was mentioning, saville wednesday juscivilians y estimate. that's a huge civilian casually death toll. something that would never be tolerated in modern warfare. 70 years ago in the heat of the bat on this beach. >> thanks very much indeed. >>> well, as those world leaders meet to mark the anniversary of d-day. behind the scenes crucial diplomatic meetings are taking place to discuss the current cries let ukraine. germany's chancellor angela merkel is set to meet vladimir putin. those two heads of state from paris and american, joined by i don't know carey and the french prime minister, later on monday, the french president met putin. the two meals were held separately to avoid a direct meeting between the american and russian leaders. >>> well, in ukraine the fighting continues and the situation is rapidly deteriorating. t

things he wanted but the folks going on are well well first of all max tell people what the vix is oh well if the volatility index you know it's a contract that traders can buy and sell to hedge themselves against volatility however the vix is like everything else is being manipulated so it's not giving a good price signal it's like you take the batteries out of the of smoke detector in your home so your house could be on fire and you don't have a smoke detector because it took the batteries out so you don't leave the house even though the flames are engulfing you in your family like i don't hear the smoke detector so must not be a fire so the vix is completely manipulated so it doesn't tell market participants it doesn't give them a signal about the true volatility and it's just another piece of the overall way that markets are being destroyed to service a few kleptocrats well all of these rigged indexes around the world in price signals i think is a form of chumming it's basically thrown into the water it's encouraging the seals a minnow is a little fish and little chubby humans to

takell get max levchin's on wearables.s, it has been dubbed the world toughest drone. ♪ . . >> you are watching a special edition of "bloomberg west is quote where we cover innovation, technology, and the future of is this. we are live from cobol a point in sausalito for bloomberg's next big thing summit and we are talking right now about health in healthnnovation and fitness tracking devices will sub joining me is our editor at large, cory johnson. >> i am well trackable. if mr. dysoning if beat you? he joins us now along with max levchin. can you explain what you are wearing on your west -- on your wrist? >> i'm focused on health to avoid health care. this is the nike band. >> i'm not wearing my heart rate monitor today. band will be discontinued, but the business lives on. misfit wearables which max is involved with. you can wear it while you are swimming which is why i like it. whichy, this is the basis says low memory. >> is that your memory? >> i'm doing so much stuff. it is owned by intel. >> how does it help you? >

. >> reporter: 2-year-old max is having a blast swinging, jumping and even falling. >> he likes to swing for sure. he also likes the trampoline and jumping off of any surface. the higher the better. >> all done! >> reporter: that's just what

yellen thinking the rising markets were talking to me when in fact she is the markets stacey yes well max of course the central bankers are supposed to be the regulators cleaning up the scum off the wall street but in fact they are the crazy people looking in the mirror shouting at themselves and this has come into full light this past week cluster of central banks have secretly invested twenty nine trillion dollars in the market another conspiracy because conspiracy fact is the f.t. reports a cluster of central bank king investors have become major players on world equity markets the report to be published this week by the official monetary and financial institutions form confirms twenty nine point one trillion dollars in market investments held by four hundred public sector institutions in one hundred sixty two countries which could potentially contribute to quote overheated asset prices well this is confirmation of what we've been saying that the money velocity is historic lows that is the same money is not circulating through the economy it's not being loaned out it's not being real l

welcome to the kaiser report max guys are there and there are yellen jaggy carney bernanke. kuroda the dirt around the world. and they are reserved i take it this is all leading somewhere max it's all about their phnom ics really is what our central bank policy now i want to turn to headline quickly here from the telegraph ambrose evans pritchard he is kind of like an austrian economics guy but he was one of the first to call for zero percent interest rates and quantitative easing and blah blah blah well the nagging fear that q.e. itself may be causing d. flee well on this show i've been saying this for two years now at least two years. of easing and keeping interest rates there's their oars are the same the central bankers is to fight play sion. i've been saying that a causes deflation i told danny blanchflower this on this show he balks because he's an academic he doesn't understand how markets work evans evans pritchard explained it to him i think through an email exchange at one point and he didn't get it now people understand what i'm trying to say this zero percent int

don't put another one in until you've maxed out your i.r.a. contributions. of the money you're saving into an individual retirement account. if you want to know whether to use a regular or roth or difference, i suggest picking up a copy of "stay mad for life" and it's the only book i've done for it. for now we're talking about a regular i.r.a. where the contributions are tax deductibles, and those -- until you start withdrawing the money in retirement at which point your withdrawals get taxes it's a pretty we'll deal. really, i mean, do it tomorrow. you can only four $5,000 a year into the ira until you're over 50 and then it's 65 his max this out if if you can afford to. if you do that you should be able to fund a terrific retirement. however that is only only only if you please promise me you'll max out to your i.r.a. the bon like, 401(k) plans have a -- only contribute as much as it takes to get the full match from your employer. after that all the your savings should go into an individual retirement accounts with much lower fees and more flexibility. the

i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know you like the big well the big spike show. was a song go into. things you wanted but the frogs going on are well well first of all max tell people what the vix is oh well it's the volatility index you know it's a it's a contract that traders can buy and sell to hedge themselves against volatility however the vix like everything else is being manipulated so it's not giving a good price signal it's like you take the batteries out of the of smoke detector in your home so your house could be on fire and you don't hear the smoke detector because it took the batteries out so you don't leave the house even though the flames are engulfing you in your family like i don't hear the smoke detector so most don't be a fire so the vix is completely manipulated so it doesn't tell market but just suppose it doesn't give them a signal about the true volatility and it's just another piece of the overall way that markets are being destroyed to service a few kleptocrats well all of these rigged indexes around the world in price signals i think is

i am max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know do you like the vix well the big spike show. has a song goga. things you want it but the for it's going on are well well first of all max tell people what the vix is oh well if the volatility index you know it's a contract that traders can buy and sell to hedge themselves against volatility however the vix like everything else is being manipulated so it's not giving a good price signal it's like you take the batteries out of the of smoke detector in your home so your house could be on fire and you don't hear the smoke detector because it took the batteries out so you don't leave the house even though the flames are engulfing you in your family like i don't hear the smoke detector so must not be a fire so the vix is completely manipulated so it doesn't tell market participants it doesn't give them a signal about the true volatility and it's just another piece of the overall way that markets are being destroyed to service a few kleptocrat well all of these rigged indexes around the world in price signals i think is a form of chumm

yes max this was the kind of tyler cowen he's a professor at george mason university sounds an awful lot like tony blair as well also in the pages of the papers here in the u.k. was calling for all out war in the middle east well the headline really is the lack of major wars may be hurting economic growth and his argument is that the perception and persistence in expectation of peace is actually harming economic growth because the world just hasn't had that much warfare lately at least not by historical standards some of the recent headlines about iraq or south sudan make our world sound like a very bloody place but today's casualties pale in light of the tens of millions of people killed in the two world wars in the first half of the twentieth century even the vietnam war had many more deaths than any recent war involving an affluent country and even gives the chart max of these deaths as they see declining declining since the fifty's peace is deflationary and they're trying to create inflation so of course that is in the interest of those who enjoy the inflationary wealth confiscat

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oh well go back go to begin go beginning i did a free lesson there i was going to cause a report i max kaiser and windstar one saying war oh yeah what is it good for absolutely nothing oh yeah oh yeah war oh yeah what is it good for absolutely nothing say it again ya'll while edwin starr may have been big in motown he was obviously no economic genius for in the pages of the new york times this week economist blogger professor tyler cowen argues that the problem for our economies in the west is that there just isn't enough all out war these days stacey . yes max this was the kind of tyler cowen he's a professor at george mason university sounds an awful lot like tony blair as well also in the pages of the papers here in the u.k. was calling for all out war in the middle east well the headline reads the lack of major wars may be hurting economic growth and his argument is that the perception and persistence in expectation of peace is actually harming economic growth because the world just hasn't had that much warfare lately at least not by historical standards some of the recent headline

welcome to the kaiser report max kaiser you know fredric new cheek once said that the best weapon against an enemy is another enemy but when your enemy is expensive oil well welcome to america's middle east policy where everyone is either an enemy or a friend i mean seriously max the first headline i think isn't and we not a friend to me and that is isis stonor terrorist organizations annual reports unveiled reveal full investment highlights since two thousand and twelve the islamic state of iraq and the levant known as isis has issued annual reports outlining a numerical india graphical detail its operations the number of bombings assassinations checkpoints suicide missions cities taken over and even a pos states converted to the isis car. well i mean this is a perfect example of what we've been talking about capitalism has become terrorism and the so called terrorists don't see themselves as any different than goldman sachs or j.p. morgan or a month or exxon they issued their annual reports a complete with info graphics they talk about various metrics and big data and they're in the sam

operate this by seems office now to be at the forefront of a dead idea do you feel more optimistic max and stacey that we can bring about change thanks every time we hear one of those stories. no fool of a people in detroit. people we've already learned all comers give the wool over we sure people would love. the dissolution. despondency and despair or do you feel a vibrant sense that this is a time for incredible challenge we're joining a revolution so that's why i thought about it one of the things i think is that i have to even though i am quite driven and self-involved as a product of my telling i recognized that collectivized and lateral process of empowerment for all people would lead to this revolution and even though i would like at some point to be on a post. i'm quite optimistic i think cryptocurrency is and the fact that we put society basically on a block chain and do it ourselves this is something that has erupted by the people without any sort of permission from authorities they've just created alternative economic systems banking systems beyond the scope of the said levy

meet max, the chocolate lab.stal service says he's attacked three letter carriers this year alone with one mail man suffering six bites on his arm last month. f homes near max are not too keen about having to retrieve their mail from the local post office. >> as long as the dog is in that house, you're not delivering mail for us. what if the dog lives for nine years. >> they're not going to deliver to me as long as i live. i'll probably die before the dog. >> well, for now, max can stay with his owner. we'll follow the story to see if anything can be worked out between the postal service and the family. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> cooler, more pleasant this morning. clouds move out, the humidity is also headed out. right now, temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. here at nbc 10, 65 degrees. the weather is in good shape. how about the traffic, jillian? >> it's decent on a lot of the major roadways. the roads are dry. we don't have accidents on the highways to report. this is 42 at creek road. things

our chief international correspondent christiane amanpour, jim bittermann and max foster will be among correspondents looking back. our special coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. london time. >>> still ahead on cnn newsroom, comparing music to the economy. >> europe central bank plans to usen conventional -- whoa! we'll tell you how the cast of the musical "stomp" may provided a vice to them. >>> and why these demonstrators stormed a subway station. [ heart beating, monitor beeping ] woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> welcome back. more business news for you. general motors says some of its employees are to blame for the decade late recall of cars with faulty ignition switches. >> it was announced on thursday that 15 had be

. >>> they are looking at south of market area which happened in it j max on 4th and harrison street. they blocked off the entrance and it started as an argument inside between two men. >> there was an altercation inside tj max and it he will scald lasted one person was shot and the other one, police say the shooter ran from the scene. >> this is the third shooting in jjust two. he is expected to survive. >>> now on tuesday, a woman was shot at the housing development and she is also expected to survive and no arrests have been made in either shooting. they will have more on the arsons and the man taken into custody is the same man seen in this surveillance video released earlier this week. ktvu is the first the the report and he is connected to a dozen of these feels and now there is a way to plunge and on monday joe and white -- joanne hayes pleaded to restore the unit. >>> and a law is operated by familiar ford and it started -- stamford on sand hill road in menlo park. it is one of several operated by the department of energy and the world and interstate 2 #0. >>> a small fire in

good oh well go back go to begin go be getting dinner free lesson day i want to cause a report i max kaiser and windstar one saying war oh yeah what is it good for absolutely nothing oh yeah oh yeah war oh yeah what is it good for absolutely nothing say it again yell while edwin starr may have been big in motown he was obviously no economic genius for in the pages of the new york times this week economist blogger professor tyler cowen argues that the problem for our economies in the west is that there just isn't enough all out war these days stacey . yes max this was a kind of tyler cowen he's a professor at george mason university sounds an awful lot like tony blair as well also in the pages of the papers here in the u.k. was calling for all out war on the middle east well the headline reads the lack of major wars may be hurting economic growth and his argument is that the perception and persistence and expectation of peace is actually harming economic growth because the world just hasn't had that much warfare lately at least not by historical standards some of the recent headlines

now up next max and stacey hayes to give the dodgy place in the financial world a good kicking you're watching tonight. in london in one of the caring hearts of one of the capitals of loving liberal e.u. they've implemented a plan to finally get almost people off the streets at night so that they provide these desperate people with a job so they can at least earn a few pounds and have. human dignity of course not they put down spikes everywhere on the ground so that the hobos have nowhere to sleep yes that is right they're laying down spikes to keep up the homeless just like dragon's teeth keep out tanks now if this happened somewhere in say bangladesh on a bad day i might say well that is their business but all the liberals in the e.u. just constantly cry from their ivory tower to the whole world about how we all need to be tolerant and be taxed to death to help people but as a guy who grew up in a bad neighborhood i can tell you that liberals never want to live near the people they claim to want to help you know henry ford was one of those guys who said that you should never give an

. >> that's if he takes max. >> that's if he takes max, because he doesn't want the max. wild weather wreaking havoc in the midwest. a tornado in illinois. thunderstorms ripping through central parts of the state leaving more than 2500 without power. large parts of southern minnesota remain submerged as well. rising floodwaters devastating communities, destroying crops and closing major highways. as you know, bill karins, nbc meteorologis meteorologist, is here with us. that's headed our way. the northeast, right? >> we have flash flood watches up for western new york, western pennsylvania. and that indiana tornado, we had a very low tornado risk yesterday. there wasn't much evidence that we were going to get a tornado like that. ist just proof that sometimes the elements come together just right. there was only four tornadoes. it was all associated with the one you just saw, and that was it. as far as today goes, heavy rain that is continuing now eastern ohio, now pushing into western pennsylvania and right along the lake erie and lake ontario. just a soaking rain. inter

remi cadillo and max gutierrez are covering the annual event for a local television station.ass weddings before, but this time they're looking for a fresh approach. >> translator: the truth is that the whole story i was building was a bit boring, and i couldn't get a good angle for it. >> but that's about to change. they start interviewing this couple, edwin ortiz and his blushing bride. >> translator: and during the interview, the guy seemed nervous. but remi asked him, do you love her? and he put the microphone next to him and the guy looked to both sides and then he said, yes. >> translator: then i started gathering information, and i thought to build my story, edwin's story would be one of the most interesting ones. and lucky me, it was the most interesting one. >> interesting because cadillo's simple love story gets decidedly more complicated. a group of women storm the auditorium and start pounding on the groom. >> translator: they started screaming and punching him and saying, that man is an adulterer. he has two children. how can he possibly get married if he has a wi

there an overweight chocolate lab named max is guilty of attacking and biting the mailman. >> he took off and went after the mailman and boom on his arm. i don't know why. residents in four homes have not received a mail delivery in over a month. the postal service said max has attacked its employees three times in the past year and continues to pose a serious threat. mail delivery will be reconsumed as soon as the post office is confident that its employees can deliver the mail safely. >> the firefly festival is yurnt -- underway. 50,000 people are camping out for the entire weekend. it is the biggest such event on the east coast. >>> this weekend it's the wizard world comic-con convention in philadelphia. if you're at all interested in sci-fi, comics or super heros this event has something for you. today members of the "action news" team will be at comic-con to sign autographs. if you bring your smart phone you can take part in a scavenger hunt. >> i'll be there, it's the first time albe there, i'm excited. >>> breaking news, flames lit up the night sky in south jersey, as a raging

tj max is getting people to post themselves wearing their clothes. >> does a number ever things. they have a loyal brand following. people want to participate with a brand. they want to experience it. so with the simple promotion and making it easy for you to upload photos, their biggest fans are uploading photos of what they are wearing that they bought from tj max and displaying that across their websites. >> it's basically getting people to post something that their friends will all see. >> uh-huh. >> how does -- we'll get to it about how they get to do it. there must be some legal issues around this. i post something, i'm wearing tj max but not necessarily giving permission to the company to use my image or am i? >> you can. so laurel and their campaign which is a great example. they have a text book example of how to get permission from consumers. they ask their consumers to upload a photo of themselves, then quickly ask them to claim that content, is that you in that photo, can we use it for marketing purposes. they can use these on the website and e-mail marketing campaign

is crowd funding and are things like crypto currency whether it's bitcoin or our own start coin or maxcawing or light coin are these crypto currency these as some are calling them a way for towns like manchester and i know hall has their own currency is this the beginning of an economic revolution do you see that is possible as people just get fed up with all the garbage that they're being fed from this from news established political parties with peter your thoughts yes yes i think i think it is a key thing i mean i can only really speak as a filmmaker but for example with the subject of the n.h.s. which as i point to mainstream media has let us down it's a very good way to circumvent that so you can go around it that said i don't want to sign complacent because despite the great people and that five pounds from that individual they're all there is very touching and something i want to on a but we really need more in the project and i am struck by the need being one of fulfilling a need in the public there's a gap in the mainstream media there is a story not being told and if cryptic

. >> i want to bring in max. this is an interesting listing, ipo filing. because of the jobs act, we have not seen the public iteration they used to be common when companies would go public. we are going to see that with ali baba. >> it is not eligible to get a jobs act, but i do think it is important. there is a lot of symbolism. the marketing has always been important. i make a lot of their money pushing ads on e-commerce. they are sensitive to the importance of publicist he. i think it is a sign of being a goal -- global player to be on the nyse. i think we see a hangover shadow from facebook. >> let me ask you about that, in terms of the facebook adventure from almost two years ago with ist ipo, the stock exchange getting so many technology listings. >> and talking people, they really said in terms of the servants is the exchanges offer, there is not substantial differences between them. it really does come down to reputation and status, where you want to list. the nasdaq had been the tech place, but there is definitely something to be said for the fac