inescaped inmate and convicted murderer danelo cavalcante. we have thoroughly searched the area around two elementary schools previously contained within the perimeter and have adjusted the perimeter to exclude both schools from the perimeter area. we ve done this in an effort to minimize the impact on students and their families while we continue with our search efforts. the district attorney and i have an ongoing dialogue with school districts in the area and are committed to providing them the most up-to-date information so they can make informed decisions about school operations. i have told you all previously we re utilizing hundreds of state, local, and federal law enforcement officers, can nines, aviationets, and various types of technology in an effort to keep the community safe and bring this to as swift conclusion as possible. i d like to provide the media and public some insight for the scope of the operation we put in place. following the press conference today
the third largest producer of oil and gas from the world. european countries rely on oil and gas from russia as well, and this is going to have enormous ramifications. how do you balance out putting putin in and corner and ensuring the global issues and global consequences are not going to be painful as well as we re coming out already the economic pain with the global pandemic. appreciate those insights. thank you both, natasha bertram and elani giokos. before we go to break another example of ukrainian defiance. standing before russian soldiers you can hear a woman saying get out of here. a crowd joins us telling the soldiers get dressed and leave ukraine.
sites have been damaged during russia s invasion of ukraine. the north eastern city of kharkiv has suffered the most with 18 damaged sites including a holocaust memorial. so far key landmarks in the capital kyiv have remained largely unscathed and, innone of the seven world heritage sites located in ukraine have been damaged by hostilities. when two ukrainian film makers made a movie about war between ukraine and russia they didn t know how eerily accurate their predictions would be. three years after creating reality is mirroring their art. now they re turning their cameras to document this conflict. yet despite the destruction of their homeland they remain positive and resolute about the future. elani giokos has more. reporter: when russian bombs hit the first ukrainian cities it was a shock but not a surprise to ukrainian film