kandi mossett: right.ell, there was a restraining order, and they were supposed to, i thought, we all thought, stop construction completely. but theyve been coming from the west, over here, this whole time, these past three weeks, ever since you saw the first demonstrations. and obviously, now, this is how close they are, right across the road from where weve been barricading. so theyre continuing to lay pipe up to the point of where theyre waiting for the easement to go underneath where theyre going to bore. so people are like, "why are we going to wait for that? were not. were going to go out, and were going to stop the pipeline. were going to stop it where it is." and thats what effectively has been happening the past few days in nonviolent direct action. amy goodman: how do you feel? protester 20: feel great. amy goodman: what did you accomplish today? protester 20: were protecting our water. thats what were here to do, and thats what we did. amy goodman: where are your horses from? protester 20: crow

kandi mossett of the indigenous environmental network says the delay could be as long as 2.5 months. she also celebrated president obama's statement last week that the army corps of engineers is considering ways to reroute the pipeline. >> many of us do not support a reroute, but it is important for people to know that even uttering those words could effectively kikill this projectt because they cannot possibly afford it. amy: the united nations climate change talks opened today in morocco with the u.s. election casting doubt over efforts to slow global warming. delegates to the negotiations in marrakesh fear that, if elected, donald trump would make good on a campaign pledge to withdraw the u.s. from the paris agreement on climate change reached last year. meanwhile, many climate scientists warn countries need to commit to far deeper reductions in greenhouse gas emissions to meet the agreement's goal of limiting global temperature rise to 2.7 degrees fahrenheit. we'll have more on global warming all next week as democracy now! broadcasts from the u.n. climate talks in marrakesh, mor