that s all the sport for now. lovely, thank you. judy heumann, a renowned activist for the rights of disabled people in the united states, has died at the age of 75. judy heumann was an internationally recognised leader of the disability rights movement, whose activism led to the implementation of major legislation in the united states. she also served in both the clinton and 0bama administrations. on twitter, former us president barack 0bama said he was fortunate to work with her, and paid tribute to her life long dedication to the fight for civil rights. joining us now is marcie roth ceo of the world institute on disability, and a long time associate ofjudy heumann. the thank you very much forjoining us here on bbc news. your reaction
clock psychiatric care deciding how to prevent train derailments. there are some questions here. the most obvious one is a logistical question how is john fetterman doing this if is he in the psych ward and we don t know because no one will say. fetterman s chief of staff, a man called adam gentleson is blocking anyone who dares to ask that question on social media, on twitter, for example. stephen miller of the last white house asked gentleson this adam who is cosigning and introducing legislation from senator fetterman s office while he himself is currently hospitalized and under current medical observation? oh, no answer? no answer? gentleson just blocked stephen miller in response. so, the problem with this is not john fetterman himself. once again, it s impossible not to feel sad for john fetterman or anyone else who suffers from mental illness. a lot of us are eccentric many of russ eccentric and a tolerant and compassionate society to do
back at president biden s wartime trip to ukraine. arizona congressman andy biggs wrote to the president on twitter, quote, you should be standing with east palestine, an american town in your own country that needs your help. and from florida, matt gates, said this on presidents day, i m not surprised that biden is ditching america for ukraine. he ditched america s interest since the start of his presidency. they can keep him. this comes amid questions of whether the republican-led house will continue to sign off on support for ukraine as the war enters year two. so here to discuss with me is leon caldwell, she s an anchor for washington post live and coauthor if its morning newsletter the earlier 202. leigh ann, greetings to you. okay, can we just be very clear. this is a very small minority leveling these criticisms. but they are some of the loudest voices in this republican led house. so what you make of that? hey, simone. they are a small minority.
nad into the self-driving in autos, they love this stuff. they want to be a part of this beta. the government is stepping in and saying there needs to be a recall. elon musk has not addressed this at length. he did, on twitter, of course, mention that it s not really a recall. it s an update. tesla pushed back against ntsa earlier but then said, yes, we ll do this recall which elon musk is not calling a recall. still a recall. so many cars have computer software in them now. i think is just the future. there is a lot going on for elon musk. he just won a case, a shareholder lawsuit against him in california. stock was down big time last year. but it is up this year. down on this report here. he s fighting people who trying to unionize at a facility in