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Crisis, the team behind the art pavilion had to prioritize personal safety as well as their mission. eventually they would plan routes to venice. mostly driving across europe with their families, their belongings and parts of the art work, fountain of exhaustion. >> in the first day of the war, a little bit shifted. i didn't have anybody to take care about besides myself perhaps. and our project. head west, roads were jammed and very dangerous to drive at the time. took me around six days to reach the border with romania. >> meanwhile, pavlo having spent six days in a bomb shelter in the city ...
Independent identity. >> and for ukraine, its culture is foundational to its identity. you go around ukraine, i was just there a few weeks ago, the statues are of poets, of writers, not of military leaders because the history of that country isn't a military one, it's a cultural one. talk more about that. >> exactly. what we're seeing right now there are, as of yesterday, approximately 200 significant cultural sites that have been absolutely destroyed or significantly damaged. and we're talking about museums, churches. and it should be noted that these are ukrainian orthodox churches. the russ...
Paying people off, and i think one of the most egregious things is a hundred thousand dollars from louie freed the former fbi director blowing money as a thank you to joe biden's grandkids. that type of thing has not shown up >> greg: i didn't even know about that. >> judge jeanine: he put it in a trust fund. >> jason: as a thank you for giving business in romania from a guy that was convicted of bribery. >> judge jeanine: from the remain for head of the fbi. >> jason: these types of stories are not being told. that guy probably should go to jail and that type of stuff needs the exposure so go...
Began, one piece leaving nothing but the outline of where it once hung. >> we had 12 people working from early morning to late night. it was a very hard ten days. >> reporter: highly skilled museum staff moving the treasures to safety. >> there are different secure places, shelters around our city. unlike switzerland we don't have art shelters so we had to hide them various places. it is a very hard task to manage climate in these shelters but they're under the constant control of our preservation specialist. >> to give you an idea how enormous this undertaking is this is a picture of an icon ...