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

my conversation with peter max on his art work capturing life in the second half of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st. those stories and much more tonight. 11:00 eastern, 8 pacific time. >>> today is president george h w. bush's 90th birthday. he celebrated the same way he did on his 8th and 85th birthday. he jumped. the former president made a tandem parachute jump from his helicopter in maine as his family looked on. his son and his wife. bush has a form of parkinson's disease. he has lost the use of his leg. that knot stop him from making the tremendous leap with a retired member of the armyts parachute team. the president's first jump from a plane in world war ii when his plane was shot down over the pacific. tonight's freeze frame, a tribute to the president, sailors aboard the bush, to honor the former president on his birthday. ameri "america tonight" coming up next. we will see you back here at 11:00 eastern time. r done the right way. is justice really for all? >> on "america tonight," back again? a group so extreme en al-qaeda rejected it takes hold of more ir

have been held now for 167 days, after the last week he jeep he egyptian prosecs demanded the max it up. 72 peter and 15 for the others. al jazerra continues to demand the release of its journalists detained in egypt. >>> global leader and a hollywood actress have made hair final call to the end of sexual violence. been a two-year campaign about using rape in war. >> reporter: at times it felt more likely hollywood event than a conference dealing with an urgent human rights issue. if angelina jolie and her husband brad pitt lent the star power she also impressed many with her commitment to help women who are sexually abused in conflict. >> the injustice, the lack of prosecutions for those who have committed the crimes, one of the women that i met that was very, very young, i met in syria who was an iraqi refugees at the time fleeing from that war. she then fled the war in syria to return back to iraq. i don't know where she is now or where she will go. >> reporter: people have come to this conference from wars and conflicts all over the world. they have told their stories, and now they must go ho

on thursday, egyptian prosecute ordered demanded the max moment penalty for them, seven years for peter greste and 15 years for the others. the lawyer foanother contained journalit, abdullah el shammy. he has been held without charge since august, last year, and has been on hunger strike for more than four months. he insists he will not break his fast until he is released. another group of rebels in the democratic congo are surrendering. more than 300 fighters for thedrant ic forces have announced they will hand over their weapons. rebels are accused of widespread rights abuses. life in tans an e a. catherine run, the government has disarmed recommends before. what's different this time around? >> this is very significant. before i answer that question, let me just tell you, the sanely moth moan e here is about to begin. there has been a lot of fanfare, enthusiasm, dance and music. the men behind me there are some of the rebels who have laid down their weapons. this is a process that is being let's by the southern african area. how significant is this? this is a very important step forw

on thursday egyptian prosecutors have requested the max sentence 15 years for mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste for seven years. abdullah elshamy has been held without charges since august last year. he insists wil he will not stop his hunger strike until he's released. >>> a ceremony honoring maya angelou was held in north carolina. she died last week age 86. >>> it looks like the end of the road for an old favorite in india after 60 years. the maker of india's ambassador car has halted production at its plant. >> the unmistakable rev of an ambassador. it's a sound that she has heard and cherished her whole life. >> i love my car. >> growing up in india it's the only vehicle her father drove. and now she's carrying on the family tradition. >> for me it represents memories of childhood. we spent a lot of time traveling out of town with the family. >> for decades it was the only car available in india, and it was used by everyone from the prime minister to taxi drivers. but this may be it's last ambassador. it's maker announced it was indefinitely suspended operations at its plants becaus

peter. the intersection of interesting business models or business technology, i call max. a willingness to just think super big, with risk as not available, elon. >> what do they call you for? >> laughs. >> i have heard you are funny. >> occasionally. a few of the valley. who wereing about x, the right people to talk to about x? >> you were instrumental in the sale of ebay. was it the right decision? ebay and paypal have had an interesting decision. some other members of the paypal mafia think they are better apart. >> it was the best decision at the time it. to really get to the right level of mass of the payments transaction system, it required a much closer connection with ebay. now that it has gotten to a certain level, is it better or inside or outside? the argument with is for example, there is still a lot of density of value between ebay and paypal. on the other hand, maybe paypal should be like a bank. ebay is not a bank holding company. the natural evolution is ahead there. that's also possible with the right management team. >> it's time for a quick break, we wil

right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i'd like to thank our guest peterbock director of selloff currently seeking crowdfunding on start join us from the happy money so is running as an m.p. for the member of the reality party if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report the next time. you. think everybody. know what. life. is he says. sometimes for nothing. it's just. it's not just the story can still be shot just if you see a stage eight look at the tax cuts speech was extended. to gen x. was huge and it vulgarized darwin science and punishment for an uncommitted crying i was never the instrument could be in eighty feeble minded 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 really rather not talk about that right. will say to hell with you we're going to follow our brothers in the south i'm going to follow up others and trick or follow up brother

right that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i'd like to thank our guest peterbach director of sell off currently seeking crowdfunding on star shine and best of the happy money so is running as an m.p. for the member of the reality party if you'd like to get in touch tweet us a kaiser report the next time. what you do next vulgarized darwin science punishment for an on committed crime i was never released to live in eighty feebleminded still today 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 groups and now go to the point of death. for years rarely discussed. till now i'd really rather not talk about that right. now you like me want your comedy news from t.v. comedy news to be a bear fisted no holds barred. fight to the dead. but the truth vampire winding into the necks of the corporate elite billionaire freaks while they're going. well that's what you get with my new show projected in night. i'm. a sight. i think corporation kind of can. do and say. all t

peter. the intersection of interesting business models for business technology, like big eta -- max. willingness to just think super big with a risk not being a variable, elon. >> it sounds very much like the paypal mafia, which started in the late 1990's, is alive and well. he does nottip, like the words mafia. he thinks it sounds of it dark, but it is a term that gets catchy and is repeated, implying it is a very tight network. a nice rolodex to have. did you hear any indication on what he was going to do next? steve case talked about going to pittsburgh and detroit to help you a tech boom there. did he say when he was going to do? >> first i asked him if he ever imagined leaving linkedin. he said it would be a strange universe. i did not get any indication that he wants to leave as long as he feels he can make a contribution. he still has an office there right next to the ceo. he is also an investor in so many companies. he has a hand in just about everything. he is one of the first people that these up and comers call when they need help. he feels that he really is helping and in

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