coach stephane luton back went on the attack and the early pressure against hanover eventually paid off sako grabbing the opener after thirty minutes by the second of the season the goal woke up on the visitors were suddenly in the game nicklaus still took mixing the level after thirty seven minutes. just before the end cloudier pizarro forty stole the winner for cologne five of the thirty nine year old peruvian was to be deny the video assistant picked up an offside in the buildup and the goal was chopped off the game finished one one. and it was a real roller coaster we felt like the winners in the end it's just a point in our situation it's really disappointing. really and cornfields braman women it was snowing freiburg not the best of conditions for a relegation june braman committed several fouls but took it too far and ended up conceding a penalty news pietersen stepped up to school one newton private after twenty four minutes his eleventh goal of the campaign he's the top scorer in germany and italy . in the second half pietersen was found in the books another penalty yet to kabu

by and looks set to erase the vault scored lead in the fifty fifth minute when renato stephan felt cut in town to aliso in the box up stepped in robin but the dutchman was denied by contest deals still one nil then less than ten minutes later robins cross found sandra wagner and he headed home in style it was his second goal since making the move to munich from hoffenheim in january but. by and dominated the possession battle and eventually get a bit of luck as well bobs boards teenage defender john look at it booked for bringing down robin in the box some would say he deserves an oscar for his acting here substitute robert leaven dusky made no mistake as he powered the penalty beyond cast deals reach to seal a two one victory for the bavarians the twentieth goal of the season for the league's runaway top scorer. by your neck stand there are enormous lead at the top of the table while the wolves remain dangerously close to the drop zone. while there is much more action to cover how to inform the hosts are in need of a victory effort to drag themselves out of the relegation zone will sh

stephan: that is ecb's political agenda.ast year but judging, it will take a while. matt: speaking of politics, we had a government permission, we are almost there with an agreement in berlin. it made very little news. has the lack of permanent government affected your business here in germany? stephan: germany is a very stable country. it is a pro economic environment so it is not really affected a day-to-day process. that is indeed very good news. a new government wants the almost part is finished as well. our hope is that will be finished pretty soon. matt: thank you for joining us. cheap -- stefan angles, chief financial officer. tom: let me turn to the terminal with the vix. mike wilson with us. this is an important chart. this the first chart i showed 1998, 2007,th lehman low. 2008 and here is where we were in the heat 40's ago. mike wilson, we have really improved. but the 14 day rate of change. how long does it take typically given -- to get back to normal given a big event like that? mike: what is normal? we have be

revealing ironic not necessarily flattering photographer stephan effort is a keen and patient observer of human nature the cylon of an industrial dentist invoked a towel he was initially expected to take over the family business but he wasn't interested and went looking for his vocation. when i was younger i didn't know what i wanted to be i just knew what i didn't want to be i wanted to get out of that claustrophobic rally i couldn't imagine running a paper factory studying law or a working at deutsche bank or being a teacher i wasn't interested in anything that my parents suggested the hardest part was figuring out what i wanted to do. after a brief sojourn in paris and studies in germany he made his way to new york a series of photographs called new york restaurants was his launch pad to a job as a magazine photographer. he made friends with american colleagues like john meyer of it legendary photographer famous for his street scenes. chef an effort to capture life in the big apple in the one nine hundred eighty s. i was especially attracted to its atmosphere before and after nightf

. # its creator and pilot, stephane rousson, has big plans for what he calls his zeppie. two propellers, and a 20—metre long helium filled balloon. it is both daring and delicate. translation: the difficulty is that the machine is extremely sensitive to weather conditions, because you need wind speeds of less than five kilometres per hour in order to fly. that means the sea must be completely flat, not a single wave on the water. the plan is to cross the mediterranean, metaphorically setting sailfrom nice, heading towards calvi on the northern coast of corsica, a journey of 175 kilometres. # come take a trip in my airship...# this was simply a test flight, one that caused a little bemusement for passing traffic. stephane tried crossing the english channel ten years ago but had to give up after 80 hours of pedalling and a distance of 35 kilometres. the attempted flight to corsica, if flight is the right word, is expected to take place later this year. here are some pictures we wanted to show you, there is a japanese and american astronaut floating outside the international

by and looks set to erase the volves board lead in the fifty fifth minute when renato stephan feld caught in town to the so in the box up steps are in robin at the dutchman was denied by contest deals still one nil and less than ten minutes later robins cross found sandra wagner and he headed home in style it was his second goal since making the move to munich from hoffenheim in january. by an dominated the possession battle and eventually get a bit of luck as well boards teenage defender john look at it booked for bringing down robin in the box some would say he deserves an oscar for his acting here substitute robert leavened scheme made no mistake as he powered the penalty beyond castillo's reach to seal a two one victory for the bavarians the twentieth goal of the season for the league's runaway top scorer. by an extend their enormous lead at the top of the table while the wolves remain dangerously close to the drop zone. and the movers and shakers of the silver screen are in the german capital for the berlin international film festival known as the berlin wall and it opens on thursday

coach stephan bogart has mixed feelings about meeting by on but he's staying philosophical. if you're going to take it how it is i maybe would have preferred a different draw but there's nothing more wonderful than playing i mean to minds it will be difficult for us because by and there on another level. it's easy to see why it is wary buying are in tremendous form as they power to a six straight bonus league a title a potential trouble of bundesliga champions league and german cup is very much. no slacking. i. within the squad we have good competition for places everyone wants to play so i'm going to rotate a bit. moving the goalposts isn't an option against. just have to try it the hard way. now watching that when you're still a lot more of a comma including after yesterday's dramatic losses rebound soon after. trading. losses but nowhere near as drastic as expected then things will and we'll have the details on that story coming right up. right after this. every journey begins with the first step and every language the first word published in the. eco is in germany to lea

remain bleak but a win will lift them out of the relegation zone for the first time this season coach stephan written is refusing to be distracted by the return of his predecessor from. vengeance against one of the best teams in europe. c'mon chuffed and they are a tough opponent for me to coach against. mine much of to coach and. everything else that comes with it is not so important. is for me. if we can crash to his homecoming parade it will be another positive step towards safety. some breaking news just reach. us president donald trump has cleared the way for republicans to go public with allegations of misconduct against the f.b.i. this looks like the start of a major showdown between the trumpet administration ministration on the investigation into russian interference and last year's election we will have more on that as we get it done physical and on the way with your business update in just about wanted i'll be back with more news on the top of our enemies out of post as always the website speed up the dot com good. freedom and hole. where i come from the region is rich in history.

stephane, what did you think?ean, honestly, when you look at this, the australian prime minister said specifically the u.s. is our most important strategic and economic partner. >> well, i think that's quite true for australia. i don't think the president said, to your point, something very different that he said in davos, which it is something he would consider rejoining in the future, but he also said that he prefers bilateral deals to multilateral deals, and this is the queen of all multilateral deals. when it was tpp, it was a 12-country deal. it also is going ahead without us. so on march 8th in chile, the other is 1 countries -- 11 countries are going to enter into the cptpp, which is a mouthful -- [laughter] a watered-down tpp lite that essentially has about 20 separate provisions that are going to be excluded, all of which were quite important for u.s. businesses. liz: i look at a stat that the australian prime minister gave, and i think president trump looks right when it comes to bilateral deals. so you

. >> i'm nick, and i'm applying for stephan. >> i'll come out and say it i got her knocked up. >> i'mm ugly, and i never [ bleep ]. >> oh. >> ready? >> no, no, no. no. no. >> if you want to see a person's dreams crushed, this is it. >> welcome back to you tube, jonah. >> are you kidding me? i'm so sorry. >> i want to hit you. >> suddenly, he is up. he storms out. >> [ bleep ]. >> jonah, jonah, jonah, don't go. joent go. >> [ bleep ]. >> nick has endured all kinds of stuff. i really hope he catch as break one of these days. >> well, that doesn't happen in this video. 15 minutes later. >> i never felt so defeated. it was to the point to where i'm like i want my career to end now. >> oh. >> he is a good sport, too. he is smiling and laughing in the end. we would be on a friend break if they were my friends. i would give them five to ten business days. >> thanks for joining us. we will see you on the next brand-new episode of rtm. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder an

stephan khan's was born in vienna and has been playing cello for the renowned berlin philharmonic since twenty ten. because of touch that is the piano solo wrist and lives in vienna. seven men seven instruments zero protocol they play the music they like the way they like it this is no ordinary orchestra ready to. fill our money it's a project that's close to their hearts. it's like a breath of fresh air from all the stuff for the classical music business. between those colossal. they collaborate much more freely than any typical ensemble would. sooner or later every classical musician reaches a point where they don't only want to reproduce what has already been written but great something of their own. film or next combine all kinds of genres whether it's pop jazz or how gary and folk music each musician contributes his own style and favorite songs. some of them have known each other from childhood days. ok let's grab a bite to eat. even in bed then that could mean a popular us to dish. that's the small schnitzel that for you sound check sound check is always important. what are they s

. >> stephan, thank you for being with us. we hope you come back.talked about the arbitrage before it is a hard for the average person to do. >> it's labor intensive. so stephan obviously has a computer program that plug into the a pirks i. if you have those skills, grass, you can do it by hand. it is labor intensive to do it i agree, these arbitrage opportunities will be around for a while because there is still a lot of infrastructure that needs to be built and friction out there that's causing this. >> up next, are you buying pete's pitch for united health it's neck-and-neck right now you wanting to to twitter and vote still still time still still time @cnbc "fast money" is where th what's the value of a walk in the woods? the value of capital is to create, poll we will reveal the results after this let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platfo

us on set, stephan. good morning. about the union fees. why should someone pay for it if they don't want to? the broader issue becomes this. the union provides a vehicle for working people to have a collective voice. the morene of surprising things i found, how the union advocates for the community at large. as a child protection investigator in chicago, i go into some of the most impoverished areas in chicago. i get to see the living standards of folks and what they have to deal with on a day-to-day basis. the union provides the vehicle for me to come back through a labor management system, where i get to sit down with members of management and discuss what it is i see. and give recommendations with servicean better deliver, better streamline our approach. how we can better access resources and get them to places that are needed. the union bargains for society. host: what about these feeds becoming a political because of union activity? have been under the gun of the governor who has made this political. one of his first orders was to sho

but stephan is a guns i've been taught so i go for quick thoughts like pre-war cross the day. but reward cars are always easy to start you have to put some muscle in there cranking the engine. over a hundred years ago william morris was aiming to become a well known maker of high quality automobiles but he was neither a train engineer nor an enthusiastic race car driver his first car was based simply on his own practical experience by nine hundred twelve he was ready to put his plans into practice and found an investor at the time the automobile industry and market were growing by leaps and bounds from competition was fierce sixty four car makers started up between one thousand and eleven and one nine hundred fourteen but only forty six were still operating in the years after among them was william morris femen yost of thoroughly enjoys gallivanting about in his collie even of a dozen other much in the way of luxury. he points out that it takes more. skilled to drive in today's cars my figures for example aren't synchronised and there's no power steering or power brakes nor an

that violence in the water own country is the worst he's seen since taking the job four years ago stephan de mistura said he's received reports of up to one thousand civilians being killed a day in recent weeks he was briefing the un security council on this collating violence in the country kjell eyes of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support to police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage and he denies the allegations and backers say they'll stand by him pending a decision on whether he'll be indicted or not and zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of morgan chang gorani the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was aged sixty five those were the headlines will be back with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera its people and power to

we have got stephen, stephan, perry all from south jersey and one with a very long trip, but how was trip in when did you get up. >> got up around 2:00. i haven't slept. i came right from work second shift. >> reporter: long day, i'm already, pumped up, i have been ready to go. >> reporter: you have a pretty good seat, i say seat you will be standing. >> yes. >> reporter: totally worthy. >> 100 percent worth it. i have been waiting for this day for 23 years. >> reporter: we have been waiting a long time. some drove a very long distance to get here. where did it come from why does it come and what does it feel like this morning. >> i drove from missouri, an 18 her trip stationed out there from south jersey watch my first play last week even, and, had to watch with the family. >> originally from south jersey in the military now. >> yes. >> reporter: thank you for your service. what does it feel like, it is cold. >> but it is nice, fun i have been waiting for this even longer then these guys have been around. i started watching in 1972, and it has been a long time coming. >> reporter: w

. >> thanks stephan >>> we are in delaware county celebrating mardi gras. >> festive atmosphere in mediants took part in the mardi gras party there was new orleans theme food with a masquerade dance and you have to have your beads on mardi gras. >> oh, yeah. >> look at that smile that is great. >> i like it. >> lauren joins us again with those temperatures swings. >> wild temperatures swings, season of transition and right now we're watching precipitation rolling in the area but otherwise focusing on that warm up on the way but right now lets get you over to a live look at northampton county pennsylvania under cover of darkness. we have a beautiful sunny day seasonal but cloud have rolled in and they are trying to make a little bit of drizzlal cross the area but getting a live look at center city philadel temperatures right now 38 degrees, we were seasonally chill toy day south winds at 8 miles per hour, that southerly win will warm us up as we head in the day tomorrow but right now feeling chilly feeling like 32 degrees factoring in the bit have the breeze but today we were perfectly av

as a party i will quote you stephan brandner.w going to be the chair of the judicial committee. he referred to the green party as child molesters and cokeheads. he has been suspended from his regional parliament because of his outrageous behaviour. is it, do you think, wise to put him into a position such as committee chairman of the judicial committee? it was not my decision, it was the decision of others, the elder council of the bundestag. they put him in that position. nobody disagreed, not even the lefts and the greens themselves, nobody disagreed, it was only at the election proper, the initial meeting of that committee that it was disputed for whatever reasons. this is the first time it has happened in 60 years in german history, same for me. for no reason at all. we have seen former nazis in the 1950s heading those parties, we have seen former communists from the sed party in the 1990s. nobody was ever disputed and some people who got a few calls in regional parliaments and even me, who did nothing at all basically, were

stephan bogart has mixed feelings about meeting by him but he's staying philosophical. he's going to take it how it is i maybe would have preferred a different draw but there's nothing more wonderful than playing by a i mean two minds it will be difficult for us because by and there on another level in. the us it's easy to see why his wary buying are in tremendous form as they power to a six straight bonus league a title a potential trouble of bundesliga champions league and german cup is very much on and. no slacking. i. within the squad we have good competition for places everyone wants to play so i'm going to rotate a bit. moving the goalposts isn't an option against. the ball might just have to try it the hard way. i don't mind of the top stories that we're following up for you are right now germany's main political parties are making a. course of election four months ago. the headlines. will be back at the top of the hour for now thank you so much for spending part of. the. kickoff. blew this league. highlights. shocks former teammates and the soul telling down thr

spokesman stephan degenerate she says the truce is better than nothing we stand ready as soon as the conditions are safe for truck drivers humanitarian workers to roll into these areas. which for that to be effective. the fighting needs to stop we need to ensure that there are no roadblocks whether physical or administrative. whether or not for five hours is enough not enough it's a difficult question to answer five hours is better than no hours but we would like to see any suspicion of hostages be extended. thirty days as the security council had said but we will effort to do whatever we can within the time that we're able to work britain's deputy ambassador to the u.n. is criticizing russia's announcement of the humanitarian corridor or we've got a clear resolution that's been passed by everybody every member state of the security council is obliged to do everything it can to implement and to see implemented all security council resolutions not of course includes russia i've just seen the announcement he referred to and what i would say to that is that is not compliance that is not

that violence in the water own country is the worst he's seen since taking the job four years ago stephan de mistura said he's received reports of up to one thousand civilians being killed a day in recent weeks he was briefing the un security council of escalating violence in the country kjell eyes of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu have been offering their support after police recommended he be indicted on corruption charges netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of backroom deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage and he denies the allegations and backers say they'll stand by him pending a decision on whether he'll be indicted or not and zimbabwe's political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of more than chang arroyo the founder of the movement for democratic change was being treated for colon cancer in neighboring south africa he was aged sixty five those were the headlines are back with more news in thirty minutes next on al-jazeera its people and power to s

the violence in the water one country is the worst he's seen since taking the job four years ago stephan de mistura said he's received reports of up to one thousand civilians being killed in a week recently a key allies of the israeli prime minister benyamin netanyahu have been offering their support to please recommended he be indicted on corruption charges netanyahu is accused of accepting nearly three hundred thousand dollars in gifts and is suspected of that group deals with the publisher of an israeli newspaper in return for favorable coverage he denies the allegations. shia muslims in bahrain are fought with police during demonstrations marking the seventh anniversary of the country's arab spring inspired uprising security forces fired tear gas at a number of villages while reinforcements were deployed to stop protesters blocking main roads since protests first broke out hundreds of people have been stripped of their citizenship and deported under new strict laws designed to punish so-called disloyalty. the bar boys political opposition has lost a towering figure with the death of

we were talking about a lot of the celebrities with their and professional athletes like stephan curry patriots mood him there. -- mood -- directed booze at him. >> that is something that you have to do is trust the process in a fan base and you have a team that we might play in the playoffs in the western conference.>> they were rooting for tom brady the whole game, any obviously represents the championship pedigree. that means you are doing something right if the people hate you.>> it took me a minute, but i got it. thank you for filling in. let's talk a lot about okc basketball as that is the next team up for the warriors. the thunder have also lost four straight including yesterday despite russell westbrook's 36 points. the lakers were able to get over on the them, and they are coming to oakland tomorrow. the oracle, willie donovan talks about facing an offensive empire like the warriors.>> really good offensive teams in this league do a couple of good things. they score really well in and around the basket because they space the floor really well. you certainly do not want to give

expectations saying it helps with no volatility earlier on the program we spoke with the ceo of euronext stephaneoujnah >> it works well for us, but the fundamental drivers is the off cost discipline. we've reduced cost and very much the cost mixed differently because of the loss of our competitors. second, we're well going we're weathering a selection of acquisitions that are calling on us to go to the top line without any impact or deletion of the margin clearly, we're trying to capture the new environment. but at the same time remain extremely glynned on the drivers of euro sanext >>> elsewhere, a war of words erupted between iran and saudi arabia with the saudi minister accusing iran as being 6 most dangerous among cyber attacks. he said his country has been repeatedly attacked by iran. doing it on a virtually weekly basis. hadley sat down with saudi arabia's prime minister and asked him how the kingdom was doing with european businesses doing business with iran >> we're talking to our friends and letting them know that the nuclear agreement signed with iran is be lacking and that we also bel

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she says her husband, stephan curry has been an angel through all of this. she says always willing to lend a helping hand. the curry's baby will join big sisters riley and ryan. >>> state lawmakers want to protect renters against evictions. one bill would extend the period of time that tenants have to respond to eviction lawsuits so they can present a legitimate defense. another would extend just cause eviction notices. it would require landlords to provide a specific valid reason before an eviction takes place. >>> today begins the year of the dog. for many, festivities started last night with a lucky meal. there are eight foods considered good luck. among them, dumplings to symbolize wealth. longevity noodles. the longer the noodle, the longer the life. and red foods like crab or barbecued pork and when you're getting dressed this morning, think about wearing red. obviously, i forgot. you told me yesterday. >> i told you yesterday. i also told you to wear something new. >> i did do that. it was totally accidental. but i did it. >>> apple's cupertino campus

. >>> nba champ stephan curry. we'll get his perspective on the latest school shooting. everybody has a lot of opinions about that topic. >>> as we go to this break, here's what some of you had to say about it. >> it's not assault weapons and bump stocks the problem in america. we don't have a gun problem in america. >> to know that there are people who still defend current gun laws as they are tearing our country apart because they love a gun more than they love a life. sometimes, bipolar i disorder can make you feel unstoppable. but mania, such as unusual changes in your mood, activity or energy levels, can leave you on shaky ground. help take control by asking about your treatment options. vraylar is approved for the acute treatment of manic or mixed episodes of bipolar i disorder in adults. clinical studies showed that vraylar reduced overall manic symptoms. vraylar should not be used in elderly patients with dementia due to increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, or confusion, which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or unc

. >>> super bowl champs make round is today, stephan wisnieski was signing autographs in havertown.spite the fact that he narrowly missed out on a incentive clause in his contract that would have paid him a $250,000 bonus this season, the eagles gave it to him anyway. >> it is awesome. you know, they didn't to have do that, but, you know, they chose to dot right thing and it says a lot about an organization that they are willing to take care of their players. >> he was a big piece in the puzzle of the offensive line in the eagles winning the super bowl. >> keep the guys happy, that is the key right there. >> better do it. >> thanks, jamie. >>> in health check tonight doctors remain baffled by mysterious symptoms suffered by some u.s. government workers, assigned to havana, cuba. a stud by doctors at university of pennsylvania says that diplomates they have treated all reported bizarre sounds, they experienced headaches, and problems with balance, vision, hearing, thinking, and sleeping. essentially they suffered a concussion, and had symptoms without a head injury. the doctors are c

the father, stephan marquez, a chef, says rocco may be far from home, but he knows how to cook puerto rican food. he has taught all of his boys well. rocco is staying with family friends in orlando, but is otherwise independent. he makes his own food, and got a car to drive to school. he's made new friends, including the catcher on his baseball team. >> ( translated ): what i really miss is my family, sharing with em, seeing them every day, it is really tough to wake up and not see your mother in the kitchen. >> reporter: they say they all miss rocco too, but s ve high hopefor his new life on the mainland. it's a new realityhousands of families like theirs, which are now separated, and trying to move on. across from the balcony, aiant banner with the puerto rican flag says "fuerza", or "strength." for the pbs newshour, i'm monica villamizar in puerto rico. >> yang: to puerto rico's southeast he tiny island nation of antigua and barbuda, hardy the hurricanes, too. our frequent partners at the pulitzer center on crisis reporting recently traveled to barbuda, where a communal way of life

convoys for eastern james was certainly that was confirmed by stephan demas story this convoy had arrived he said it was good news but it wasn't nearly good enough because it was just one convoy and obviously the besieged areas of syria need a great deal more than that and i can tell you some diplomats are somewhat cynical about this they'll tell you that when there is this big set piece security council meeting like this the syrian government normally allows a little bit of an aide in so they don't get so much pressure from the council members so this is a pretty familiar pattern certainly not on handed eight access a little bit of aid has been allowed in an almost definitely that's because of the security council meeting that's taking place as we speak in new york james bays are reporting from the u.n. in new york thank you as always you can head to our website we have a page dedicated to all the latest news out of syria you'll find it on the home page under syria's civil war off the grid to a story in kuwait where the death of a filipino domestic worker has led to a diplomatic crisis b

october hec as well just missed lacking that match fitness justifiably enough complaints of captain stephan bell off the match which is justified absolutely but just was so comical was about kind of a beforehand because they were dressed in clowns costumes you got these fans tie me over the net yelling at this poor captain who i think he could understand what i was saying but keeping a straight face in that situation is particularly difficult so entertaining but not necessarily good sport exactly ok let's move on to last night's game there between shock and old sport tell us what happened it was more of a tale of one half nothing happened in the second half well it worth mentioning so happened the first ten minutes in quito bookseller scoring the first goal for shock and the only goal of the game because both sides would lacking any sense of creativity any sort of power and. any idea is there is nothing really happening the only two attempts was we did have one goal came at the very end of the second half one but one shot coming off the bar and the other one of the feet off the line by a gr

stephan god has mixed feelings about meeting by him but he's staying philosophical. if you're going to take it how it is i maybe would have preferred a different draw but there's nothing more wonderful than playing by a i mean two minds it will be difficult for us because by and there on another level in. the us it's easy to see why god is wary buying are in tremendous form as they power to a six straight bundesliga title a potential trouble of blunders league champions league and german cup is very much on coach your part because once no slacking. i. within the squad we have good competition for places everyone wants to play so i'm going to rotate a bit. moving the goalposts isn't an option against. just have to try it the hard way. so that we take a look at extrajudicial killings in the slums of nairobi stay with. his legal highlights. shocks former teammates cole going down three points first new club dog. show good football. using to believe in the final. fake hair and we'll start. where i come from a lot of women. have fake. sometimes that hairstyle takes up to