let s bring back the general and susan glasser. let s do a radio he reset. you have poppy poppy saying he believes putin has made up his mind, an invasion could happen in the coming dales. you have these helicopter force from russia getting closer to the ukrainian border, that country is surrounded on three sides right now. what is your assessment of a time line, and this window of diplomacy that s closing? well, actually i don t think the window of diplomacy is changing at all. it s still open. we see president putin playing a bit of chicken. he s going to see how much resolve the west has. there s an old question of keep pushing the bay onet until you
trying to do false flag operations. they a doctrine using deception in their military operations. so exposing that helps us to get them to hesitate. hopefully that hesitation leads to a different calculation about whether diplomatic solution is more optimal for the russians. do you remain optimistic that diplomacy is still an option? or are we simply past that point? yes. i still think diplomacy is an option. i don t think that russians will initiate hostilities during the olympics which last for at least another couple dales. so we haven t a very small window to basically try to find that off-ramp. perhaps with regard to beginning
he would say, good one, kiddo. yes, he would be very proud. and today, watching so many different types of wheelchair coming to this stunning location, it is a tear jerker. tears of joy. the charity launched this week has funded 14 specially adapted all terrain wheelchairs. some of them are like the ones debbie is using. they will be loaned out from five pubs in the dales. paralympic rower and cyclist rachel is an ambassador for the charity. i really do think it is critical that we look at changing accessibility outside. there are lots of reasonable things that can be done that were having a huge impact, and a lot of things here, people are thinking, nobody is out in a wheelchair, but we can t access it and can t use it, so it is a chicken and egg scenario. that is something that i think access the dales are trying to change and doing a fantasticjob of. it is landscape loved by many
landslide in australia. two members of the landslide in australia. two members of the same landslide in australia. two members of the same family are also in a critical of the same family are also in a critical condition in hospital. a new charity has been launched to help disabled people get around the yorkshire dales. access the dales has been set up by wheelchair user debbie hughes in memory of her late husband, andy, who died last year. it will provide all terrain wheelchairs and audio trails for people with visual impairments. abi jayeola has more. debbie north has always been passionate about the countryside and spent many happy hours rambling with her husband, andy. he sadly died last year, but she was determined to keep doing what she loved and to help other people in wheelchairs do the same. she set up access the dales in his memory. i wish andy was here to see it because i know that he would be looking down and i know
thank you. joining us now is evan dale, we only have dales. no relation. during this segment. no relation. so evan is a former capitol hill staffer, who barricaded himself inside congresswoman sylvia garcia s office during last year s riot. and, evan, you know, just tell us as we re coming up here on one year later, tell us about your experience. i know you were alone. what happened and what did you see and what did you experience that day? yeah. thanks for having me. i spent my day in the longworth house office building, the building directly south of the capitol. in the day leading up, we knew there was going to be a protest presence throughout the day. obviously when former president trump demanded started guiding people toward the capitol, it became apparent there was going to be some type of violent altercation. in the early afternoon, i actually watched as the east barrier barricade broke and