. yes. everybody. happ yes. all right. tuesday, tuesday, everyone.iron so environmental activistsment t are pushing to make it legal to turn human cadavers into, compost. now, after all, it s okay to turn them into presidents. terrible joke. in a recent post on abc s keith olbermann expressed hope that donald trump gets wantssinated. although if trump wants his career killed, he should hire olbermann s agentd . where is he? lawyers for donald trump say it s impossible for him to post the $460 million bond imposed by a state> why yo. after all, this is new york.dgef if he wants to be releasedte without bond, he should try killing somebody. new data from the fbi claims that the us crime rate is dropping. let s look at this graph while stab you.making a florida bartender is making headlines for her. $30 hurricane shot, which is aad shot of liquor by a slap in the face. i don t know whi why not just by an $8 shot and tell some chicks he s fat? a sexist would say yes. i that
the first place. more on that breaking story on the bbc sport website. two time winnersjeonbuk were held to a 1 1 by ulsan draw in the first leg of their all korean semi final of the afc champions league. it tookjeonbuk less than four minutes to make the breakthrough as song min kyu made no mistake from close range. the hosts were handed a great opportuity to double their lead from the spot 16 minutes later when lee dong jun was fouled for a penalty but brazilian thiago orobo was unable to capitalise and it proved costly. ulsan took full advantage of that reprieve as lee myung jae equalised 14 minutes from time. the second leg is on march 12th. the champions league returns later, with the first quarterfinal spots to be claimed. paris st germain take a two goal lead to real sociedad in the second leg of their last 16 tie, while bayern munich have it all to do against lazio. they trail the serie a club by a goal to nil. having fallen 10 points behind league leaders bayer leverk
virginia but elsewhere, especially considering different things happening especially up and down the ballot. in the one hand and we pay attention to what is happening with the former president, certainly riding high following the decision yesterday from the us supreme court saying that his name shall remain on the ballot. of course the state of colorado try to use a civil war ever provision to try to remove his name from the ballot citing his participation in an insurrection or alleged participation in a insurrection with the supreme court saying states cannot describe that an sway an election so the former president riding high there. as for president biden, he is fine tuning his message as far as his campaign. we talked about vice president kamal harris talking about the need for humanitarian assistance in gaza. kamala harris talking about the need. people in the united states having critical of the biden administration for their stance in support of israel and they are