people to travel through active areas of fighting. well, it has become clear there is a dwindling number of safe places to take refuge in, in ukraine. while civilians consider their options for escaping the relentless attacks, there is a separate effort to protect what's left behind. atika schubert reports now on the rush to safeguard the country's heritage. >> reporter: racing against time to save ukraine's cultural treasures. among them, a 1,000-year-old bible. ancient manuscripts hastily stored in boxes meant for supermarket bananas. the fastest way to save them from the threat of russian bombardment. when russian missiles hit the historic holocaust memorial in the capital of kyiv, national museum director of lviv realized no place was safe. from his now empty museum, he tells us why he ordered the