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because we have seen the countries come begin and again with the same old stories at a time was to the climate impact higher and higher and hitting the poorest people of the world and the worst ways. we see no another table for loss and damage. to see the paris agreement is being restricted to mitigation. amy: we ll get a roundup of the two week negotiations from dipti bhatnagar of friends of the earth in mozambique and asad rehman, of war on want in britain. and we ll speak with a key architect of the paris agreement, the former president of cop20 in lima, peru, manuel pulgar-vidal. back in the u.s., the keystone pipeline leaks 210,000 gallons of oil in south dakota. it is something we have been saying all along, every pipeline is going to spill, is going to leak. amy: we ll speak with tom goldtooth of the indigenous environmental network about the spill and his new report on carbon trading. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, ....
cop23. disappointing because we have seen the countries come begin and again with the same old stories at a time was to the climate impact higher and higher and hitting the poorest people of the world and the worst ways. we see no another table for loss and damage. to see the paris agreement is being restricted to mitigation. amy: we ll get a roundup of the two week negotiations from dipti bhatnagar of friends of the earth in mozambique and asad rehman, of war on want in britain. and we ll speak with a key architect of the paris agreement, the former president of cop20 in lima, peru, manuel pulgar-vidal. back in the u.s., the keystone pipeline leaks 210,000 gallons of oil in south dakota. it is something we have been saying all along, everyry pipele is going to spill, is going to leak. amy: we ll speak with tom goldtooth of the indigenous environmental network about the spill and his new report on carbon trading. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy no ....
pro folks fegsal job. do they know how many guns were stolen? linda, right now we re hearing the number is 40. but right now investigators are actually in there doing inventory to see if that in fact the number of weapons that were stolen from the store early this morning. you can see they ve booed boarded up the front of tampa arms company of guns and ammo. right now the investigation is really just gettin under way. and calling a brazen as we just did might be an understatement. check out surveillance video. again a truck or an suv rams through the fro company. and then as many as a dozen criminals run into the store. they all appear to be wearing same masks and same hooded sweatshirts. it takes them just 60 seconds or so to clear guns off the shelves and out of the cases. hillsborough deputies say like we said 40 guns are stolen before they all got out of there. investigators spent morning trying tri-iggy to piece together what happened and who might be involved. t ....
we re talking about. athletes whose health is closely scrutinized. they re all being evaluated for concussions. each as crime rates continue to go down around the country, jails continue to fill up. if you could look inside all the cells, you would notice more and more of them are filled with women. it s a national trend. we set out to find out if it s the case in colorado. reporter: christa where she s turning things around. now after 20 years in and out of colorado jails from charges ranging from drugs to prostitution. i ve got depression. that s why i was out there running around. reporter: it was a mental health issue, which experts say may be one of the main reasons our prisons across the country gave us data dating back to 9383. 117 women were in prison there, compared to the more than 1800 today. the path ways to jail for women are different than men. women typically come to jail for non-violent crimes. many times, they re trauma related. they ve seen s ....
special agent in charge evaluated the logistics in the arrest. she looked at how the building is set up, the suspects, and their criminal background. in this case the suspect is a known gang member in the tampa area. a nine time convicted felon. this is why i called a special response team. they are trained to do the high risk work. reporter: the team members go through a rigorous training school. they learn how to handle some of the most dangerous situations. we have the game plan, we have discussed the operation. reporter: the adrenaline is pumping and the team is moving to their location. for these agents it is more than just the thrill of the risk. it is the hard work that we it is a very rewarding job. reporter: agents seized drugs and three guns. the team has conducted 11 operations in tampa bay in the past year. i am jared holbrook, taking action for you. a mother charged with murdering her daughter and stuffing her body in a freezer gets to live. t ....