we will bring in the new rule on political protests from the ioc. i am phil gayle. welcome to the program. phil: the u.s. government has unveiled new sanctions against iranian government. the announcement came from mike pompeo and treasury secretary, steven mnuchin. they describe it as a response to the iranian missile attack in iraq. the sanctions target 18 your officials in the islamic republic. we will now get the abuse from the united states and european union in washington and brussels. let's start with pablo. tell us more about these new sanctions. pablo: you sort of said sum of it already. some of these individuals who will be targeted are involved in the iranian financial, technological and mining sectors. they are eight iranian officials who were described as eating involved in destabilizing activities. the idea behind this is to basically cut billions of dollars of revenue for the iranian government. it was announced in a news conference that was very much geared towards this as well. the reason why the assassination of the armenian general took place in t

correspondent: potential violations of the new guidelines according to the ioc, would be , evaluatedthe national olympic committee and respective sport federation. disciplinary action will be taken on a case-by-case basis. athletes, however, will be free to express themselves during interviews and on platforms like twitter and instagram. some athlete groups have criticized the new rules, calling it a violation of human rights and a double standard. they point to bach's support of a joint north korean and a south korean team at the 2018 window olympics -- winter olympics as an example of pushing politics at the games. amid rising political tensions worldwide, will the athletes abide by the new policies set by the ioc? we will have our answer win the games start in tokyo on the 24th of july. phil: let's get more on this . why have they set these new guidelines? ollie: they have long outlawed political protests at the games. basically, what it all comes down to is this sort of juggling act that they are doing with having all the countries come together at one event. that will of course

the ioc have investments in the olympic games.illions of dollars and they're a company, they're a business. they want to protect that. why not just say that. >> you don't think this is about in any way, shape and form, keeping sports separate from politics? you think this is motivated by the mighty dollar? >> absolutely. they have to protect their investments and want to avoid controversy at all costs. >> did they consult you or any other athletes before they announced these rules, to your knowledge? . >> no, they did not talk to me and i did not hear anything about the ruling. >> if they had consulted you, what would you have said? >> i probably would have tried to see if there was a way they could go about having athletes being able to take a stand and do what they want to do, but without, you know, all the politics or controversy that will come with it. >> according to the associated press, the president of the ioc, international olympic committee discussed the new rules in switzerland this weekend where he said "our political

then we recognize their ioc. that happened in 1979 formally.a joy statement between their too sides, we have a joy statement or a joy communiquÉ with any government around their world. i'm not aware it a lot of examples but a joy statement allows you to align policies to be able to come up with a fundamental interest and make it public so you can communicate to your own constituencies within united and on taiwan so that is one so never do, considering dual heading of chairman of aig. as either assistant several very or undersecretary loophole. dual heading, their website and their individual would-be a person. it would-be in my view consistent with one china policy. this i want businesses. their signs, when their director a approved position. this just another consideration. other things in terms of looking at their fundamental structure, in terms of their different forms they go on. [inaudible conversation] on their security side, we have their talks, there our other things important in their way that they our other committees were formed. we

has been elected to the ioc, ending because absence from the committee.as fee for president four years ago. the corruption investigation formerng fifa's president prompted the body to delay his admission. english -- liverpool faced tottenham on saturday. the manager had fun at the expense of his counterpart. he was asked to he thought was the better footballer. he played in germany's second division. >> i don't know. he was a goalkeeper. was he a goalkeeper? does anybody know what he played? i want to know it now. google it. we have time. i have time. and? sorry? reporter: his jokes want distract him too much. he has a major problem to deal with. his star striker needs hamstring surgery. he is rolled out until april. tottenham is six points off the top four. he says he won't be rushed into making panic buys. >> if we don't find the right opportunity, right then we are going to wait for the next summer to try to make the right decisions for the evolution of the team. so hasr: seven perham one stage six of this year's rage -- race in saudi arabia. he is thi

then we recognize their ioc. that happened in 1979 formally.a joy statement between their too sides, we have a joy statement or a joy communiquÉ with any government around their world. i'm not aware it a lot of examples but a joy statement allows you to align policies to be able to come up with a fundamental interest and make it public so you can communicate to your own constituencies within united and on taiwan so that is one so never do, considering dual heading of chairman of aig. as either assistant several very or undersecretary loophole. dual heading, their website and their individual would-be a person. it would-be in my view consistent with one china policy. this i want businesses. their signs, when their director a approved position. this just another consideration. other things in terms of looking at their fundamental structure, in terms of their different forms they go on. [inaudible conversation] on their security side, we have their talks, there our other things important in their way that they our other committees were formed. we

and having been back to ioc many times as an adult, my two kids were born, they make fun of my daughter being born in california. you are not. [inaudible] having seen what happened in so many rural communities and across the state, and seeing how hard we had to work as a state to rebuild and come together and rebuild prosperity. in trying to understand as a kid and a young adult, why didn't farmers get the help they needed? why didn't washington come to support the working-class of iowa and the hard-working people in iowa? you fast-forward years and i was sitting in elizabeth warren's bankruptcy class. on thursday and friday mornings at 8:00 a.m. i was a third-year law students, you had to be highly motivated to sign up for that class. and elizabeth had quite a reputation as an amazing teacher. at the time she was the only person who had ever won the harvard teaching award twice. i sat in the front row of bankruptcy class because i thought she wouldn't call on me if i sat in the front row and looked nice. that's kind of in iowa kind of idea. it didn't work. she called on me all the time

so many companies are investing in carbon, oil field companies, operators, iocs, investing in collaboration with renewable technologies. again, the oil field service companies that are energy technology companies are investing in water recycling and reuse. automation, you know, ai, and the oil field is real, and like karen said, you know, that opens up the energy industry to a new work force, you know, the fracking is not the dirty job that it used to be. there are technologies being developed that are going to continue to make sure that the u.s. can keep our position that we gained through all of this revolution, but also, you know, really be able to allow us to attract a new work force that's going to keep us there, back to the technology and innovation. >> thanks. thanks, leslie. i want to spend just another minute on innovation. as you mention, hydraulic fracturing, horizontal drilling, not only domestically but globally. on the horizon, there are new technologies in the pipeline. you mentioned carbon capture, abatement, technologies in the pipeline for the risks of climate change, ener

interesting to watch how that seems to work out over the next several days certainly, if you're an ioc operating in the south of iraq or if you're sitting in tehran, if you're sitting in an aramco facility or in the persian gulf with a tanker, you have to wonder what this actually means for you. guys >> thank you for the comprehensive breakdown, hadley. certainly, the world is watching very closely to see, in fact, what does happen over the next coming weeks and days as you mentioned. let's bring in another voice the head of middle east. great to have you with us, neve. the killing of general soleimani, who at the end of the day was the master architect of iran's military strategy, probably the second most powerful man in iran, would you deem this to be a tactical or strategic success on the part of the united states here or do you think they have misstepped in terms of the reaction we're seeing from various middle eastern countries in the last 24 hours? >> that's a really key question for us we feel that it's a mistake because how does it further u.s. interests in iraq itself, and the

outlook for 2020, will we see these price hikes, shocking the industry and making it more difficult for iocsvest long term he said to me, i don't like these kind of aberrations, no one does it's something we priced in. at the same point, lower oil prices do higher the seeds what we do at opec is trying to achieve is the stability for the markets. he did enjoy, i think, pushing back on me as well as other media organizations that are present in terms of using that word cartel. i said, is it dangerous when the president uses the word cartel is it accurate he said, this is something i think that comes from the media itself at the end of the day, i think everyone understands the importance of opec and this opec plus agreement in trying to stabilize a market that otherwise would be all over the place. >> thank you for the coverage this more than on all things geopolitics and the transition after the panel that hadley held. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi is set to decide whether to send formal impeachment charges against president trump to the senate this week the ranking democrat had said that re

the ioc to ban on all political statements by athletes and coaches at the tokyo summer games. that includes, kneeling, making hand gestures or displaying messages. that will not be allowed on the medals podium, and the olympic village, or in events venues. that is after americans made gestures in the pan am games last summer. but the ioc says athletes and coaches can express themselves freely at meetings with the media and on social media. >>> there are already three possible contenders for future winter games. salt lake city, utah, and - japan are expressing interest in hosting again. it will be held in the 1972 winter games in salt lake city hosted the 2002 olympics. barcelona, spain is also in talks to bed with countrymen - that appeared in the pyrenees mountain's. thomas. try to allow interest in allowing - in a big olympic events. that was in an effort to gain a larger youth audience. but there was lukewarm support for that. >>> san jose welcomed the return of one of the most popular shark players ever. >>> there he is. joe pavelski returned to san jose for the first time

ioc releasing these guidelines ahead of the olympics just months away now.will engage in no kind of demonstration or political or religious or racial propaganda in any olympic sites, venues, or other areas. that means those of the 1986 olympics are prohibited. athletes are still allowed to express their views on social media and in their interviews. an opening ceremony for the summer games is july 24th. >>> russell westbrook! >> as oklahoma city fans welcoming back russell westbrook back. standing ovations. mvp chants and a tribute. he had a game high 34 points but it wasn't enough. chris paul who westbrook was traded for, he led the thunder to a win. but it was still a very special night for russell westbrook. you could see how much love those fans in okc still have for their former superstar. >> quite a game. thank you very much for that. >>> so president trump in his first campaign rally of the year is making a new claim about iran's, what he calls, imminent attacks to hit the u.s. interest overseas that led him to order the killing of their top military

thanks for being here 9 i'm grant lotus and the ioc is thanks for joining us tonight.r bus aqi today taylor joins us now live from the newsroom with more taylor how she doing. >>well the victim in a coma and daniel says she spent 10 days

thanks for being here 9 i'm grant lotus and the ioc is thanks for joining us tonight. >>the victim spoke with our first taylor bus aqi today taylor joins us now live from the newsroom with more taylor how she doing. >>well the victim in a coma and daniel says she spent 10 days in the hospital and now she's finally back home recovering as you can imagine, she's in a lot of pain and it's been a tough holiday season for her this all happened just before christmas. she says she just got off the graveyard shift at her job and was heading to see her niece. later that day she was also supposed to get on a plane to see her 8 year-old daughter. instead she landed in the hospital. now. the daniels says she last remembers the light turning green at the intersection of really have a new and 23th street in richmond she woke up to paramedics cutting off her seat belt and prying her out of her car. the mcdaniels learned the suspect click still garcia t-boned her car after speeding through a red light before the crash richmond police say they tried stopping the suspect after they rece