be anything, tonight we look back at some of the most unforgettable conversations beginning with peter max. a pioneer in the world of pop art, his psychedelic shapes and groovy colors defined the 60s. and five decades later he is still creating iconic masterpieces. i spoke to max in new york where he gave me a glimpse into his world. >> bold colors and signatures of peter max. >> you're known for brightness, the color. >> i love brightness of colors. i've always had that, i grew up in shanghai, china so maybe that was an influence on me. i have always wanted to be an astronomer, i love astronomy. aa lot of the stars come up i'm always contemplating, how big is the university, and it's getting big are and bigger as we talk. >> max in the 60's was a pop icon. he helped define a generation. >> so many things people think of when they think of the name peter max but for the child of the '60s the first thing to come to mind is this psychedelic era. you sort of represent that in your art right? >> there was a period in the '60s in the middle-late '60s right, is when all that psychedelia started

peter max.this is his poster from 1967, the summer of love. it catapulted him to fame and made him a lasting symbol of the era. >> this is a sketchy made. after a year of doing things and being with the swami the idea of love was the big idea, love people love animals, love the planet, love the people you don't even like and one day i decided to do l-o-v-e and draw my little love lady here. it became a very famou fame fams poster. >> every person had a peter max poster in their bedroom. >> those days they sold for two or $3 apiece. everybody owned a poster and i became so powerfully famous that anywhere i would go people would point to you. peter max. i didn't know how to say yes all the time. >> graphic artist peter max has been coloring our world for decades. his cost minimum designs have touched to everything you could imagine, would you believe cruise ships to pianos. >> we walked by a piano that you gave to ringo. >> ringo came to me a few years ago ago and he asked me to paint a piano. and

max peters returned home and is alive and well today, i guess. you mean today, like today. yeah. so i don't know where max was, but that -- but i'm glad i wasn't with him. but in any event, it was a tough time. and the third letter from a war in a german rison camp in mousseberg, germany. richard wellbrock kept a secret letters in form of his wife mary and her 2-year-old son. wellbrock months, recorded this existence as a pow attling chronic hunger, sub zero temperatures, loneliness, and infections. one excerpt. mary, my darling, he wrote, it christmas eve. if i ever needed you, i do now. i'm bluer than i've been in my life. wake up in the middle of the night with nightmares and men who have been down for two years wake up screaming so the nights don't lack interest. of 1945, wellbrock's he its soared, however, as heard of muted thunder of distant shelling. troops are fast approaching. on april 29, the camp was liberated. last xt day he wrote one letter to his wife. he said mary, my darling, 12:40, the american flag was raised over mousseberg. started e for the area at 9:00 and co

max peters returned home in july -- well, i guess he means like today. so i don't know where max was, but glad i wasn't with him. but in any event, it was a tough time. and this is the third letter from a prisoner of war in a german prison camp. lieutenant richard wellbrock kept a secret diary in the form of letters to his wife and their 2-year-old son. for eight months while brock recorded his existence as a p.o.w. battling chronic hunger, sub zero temperature, loneliness and infections. and this is one excerpt. mary, my darling, he wrote on december 24th, 1944, it is christmas eve and if i've ever needed you, i do now. i'm bluer than i've ever been in my life. i still wake up in the middle night with nightmares and some of men who have been down two years wake up screaming. so the nights don't lack interest. well, in april 1945, he says spirits soared, however, as he heard the muted thunder of distant shelling. allied troops were fast approaching. on april 29th, the camp was finally will i be bralted. -- finally liberated. the next day he wrote, one las

peter. of intersection of kind interesting business models, technologies, big data, max. willingness to just think super big with risk without a elan. le, >> what do they call you for? >> laughs. >> i've heard you're quite funny. >> occasionally. but i don't know. funnier.ople are the view of the valley. are hinking about "x", who the right people to talk about "x" ooshgs. in the e instrumental sale to ebay for $1.5 billion, 2002. ebay and paypal have had interesting year. some members of the mafia thinks they're better apart. > the right decision at the time. we made it collaboratively. to really get to the right level payments transaction system, it required a much closer connection with ebay. ow that it's gotten to a certain level, they say, look, is it better inside or outside. you could make good arguments ways. the argument with, for example, density till a lot of of value between ebay and paypal. paypal should ct natural bank, but the evolution is to head there in some direction. that's also possible with team. r management >> time for a quick break. >> i think for

peter. the intersection of interesting business models or business technology, i call max.or a willingness to just think super big, with risk as not a variable, elon. >> what do they call you for? >> laughs. [laughter] >> i have heard you are funny. >> occasionally. i don't know. other people are funnier. a view of the valley. i'm thinking about x, who were the right people to talk to about x? >> you were instrumental in the sale to ebay. looking back, was it the right decision? ebay and paypal have had an interesting year. some other members of the paypal mafia think they are better apart. >> it was the best decision at the time it. we made a collaboratively. 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? one could make good arguments both ways. 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 hol

peter, thank you. top retail trade, doc? >> it's going to be tj max after black friday. in here i still love kohls. >> revealing the thousand dollar ingredient for thanksgiving. >>> hope you will join us at top of the hour. the big snow storm over the northeast is causing some thanksgiving delays. but one travel protection company owned by birk shire hath away is betting most of us will get to our destinations on time. how you can play the pods on that. will they or won't they? opec meeting to success whether to cut oil production. and the etfs that tend to rally from now till christmas. we have the names. you will be surprised. back to melissa on fast half. >> not to fast steve weiss. our traders are quick but not always right. take a listen. >> take your mother's hand and walk down the aisles to pick out your next barbie, you don't have that -- >> you are about to with the iphone 6. >> you can't cut your way to a better stock price. it is still overvalued. >> stock is up almost 22% since then. >> can we just focus on the tie i was wearing. it was a great tie. >> it was

peter king. congress woman michelle bachmann, max thornberry of texas.are not known as benghazi apoll gists. >> what i'm saying is this report specifically and only deals with the intelligence community. it does not deal with susan rice directly, it does not deal with hillary clinton. hillary clinton, for example, was never looked at by this committee or asked her to testify. so to act as if this is some all encompassing report that many would be talking about would be incredibly naive to look at this way. this was an intelligence report about the intelligence of this attack during and after and one thing it makes clear is that the narrative from the white house was absolutely thought that this was a spontaneous protest. this was two months be every the election. they knew they need to change the words. it was spontaneous to every co. make sure it doesn't look, i use tear words, a failure in policy. >> ben, very quickly, as you know, there is a seventh governmental report, an investigation that will come out. it is being spearheaded, when the tre gality

max if i'm remembering that correctly. the prison sentence ranges from 18 months up to 20 years. so many of them were out long before the war was over. >> peterwhat lessons can we draw today given the fact that we are encountering an entirely different world? the fbi still has to deal with people who are facing issues of dual loyalty in the complexity of that and the difficulty of that. can you comment on that and perhaps see if we can draw some lessons from your experience? >> you know i think one point is that this german experience, german americans were significant community in the city of new york and in the united states. there were something like 350,000 german born in austrian born residents in the united states. that's the equivalent of the chinese foreign today so first off the german community should be examined and the ways that you mention could i think most people don't realize how significant the german-american community was. lessons to be learned or interesting. i mean i think that this spy ring began very early when its most devoted and dedicated members were active and sending secrets to germany long before the fbi was even

max, some analysts say, abdicating of responsibility as a swing producer in the oil markets. what they are hoping is that the u.s. shale boom that we're seeing in the united states will hopefully peter out if they can ride out the low oil prices. it is less economically viable for the u.s. hopefully the price will come back after 2017. that doesn't necessarily work for all of the opec members. saudi arabia has big deep pockets it can call upon to make up the difference in its budget. other members of opec, nigeria, russia, iran, the annual budgets on the higher oil prices. they will have a struggle to meet the falling prices. let's have a look at the prices reacted. the bulk of the reaction was yesterday with opec decision coming through at 3:00 p.m. u.k. time when that decision came through in vienna. look at the falloff in the price of crude coming down around $5 in one fell swoop. the gain today and it is trading below $72 a barrel. >> how far do you see it falling? >> analysts say it could fall as far as $60 or $50 by another analyst. the real key thing about this fall here is that opec has decided to maintain its market share of the oil market which, as i said before, is eroded

peter kassig, breaking news the identity of one of the isis militants in the video. i'm, gretchen carlson, here to bring the real story today. the paris prosecutor's office confirming now that french citizen max one of the men into the video the terror group released yesterday showing the beheading of syrian soldiers and kassig. chief intelligence correspondent is live in washington with all the breaking details. what do we know,

peter kassig, breaking news the identity of one of the isis militants in the video. i'm, gretchen carlson, here to bring the real story today. the paris prosecutor's office confirming now that french citizen max seem owe shar is one of the men into the video the terror group released yesterday showing the beheading of syrian soldiers and kassig. chief intelligence correspondent is live in washington with all the breaking details. what do we know, katherine? >> reporter: thank you, gretchen. an effective source tells fox news the video appears to showcase the isis terror group's international recruits and after a review by french intelligence services, a 22-year-old french citizen has been identified. french authorities believe maxine owe shard is one of at least 18 executioners in the video, shown system mat lining up syrian pilots and military officers before beheading them. owe shard left for syria last year, saying he wished to become a martyr. only one of the executioners in the video is disguise and through forensic analysis of his voice and the vein mapping on his hand, a pattern as unique as a fingerprint, it indicate it is the british rapper, also commonly referred to as jihad johnny.

max baucus. then his successor dropped out of the race, steve danes. he has been up about 20 points in polls over teacher democrat amanda curtis. neil: peteraurens than barnesu very much. >> and we much to alert you as well, for those just joining us, a net gain of three seats, there are some success stories on part of democrats, this was widely expected. cuomo has been reelected as governor of new york. many have positioned him as a rising star within he democratic party who could challenge hillary clinton, that is very unlikely but could possibly be a hillary clinton running mate. that is assumeing that hillary clinton runs and gets a nomination, we're long way from, that clintons have not been a shot in the arm for those to whom they have been campaigning. but nevertheless, we're hearing about this powwow that president is having at white house with congressional leader friday. robert murray is not among those @%vited but a co-titan is joining us. coal concern, energy, a magnet for every democrat who hates h him. robert there will be fewer democrats hating you at-this-point, but you might make inroads with possibly a republican senate t