the pan american games in peru considered by some to be a warning ahead of the tokyo olympics international olympic committee president thomas bach said previous protests had no effect and the mission of the olympic games is to unite and not to divide box cautioned athletes any kind of boycott for whatever reason he said against the submission of the olympic games and i was there to respect. the olympic games and by not seeing them. or their state for. political purposes potential violations of the new guidelines according to the i.o.c. would be evaluated by the athletes national olympic committee and the respective international 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 ethnic groups have criticized the new rules calling it a violation of human rights and a double standard they point to the i.o.c. president jacques support of a joint north and south korean team at the 2018 winter olympics as an example of pushing politics at the games amid rising political t

tokyo olympics. the international olympic committee president said that previous protests had no effect and the missionthe games is to unite, not divide. he cautioned athletes. >> any kind of boycott for whatever reason is against the mission of the olympic games, and i ask them to respect the political neutrality of the olympic games by not using them there as a stage for their political purposes. correspondent: potential violations of the new guidelines according to the ioc, would be , evaluated by the 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 se

international sports news. the olympics are six months away, but they're already making headlines, roy. >> this summer's olympic games in tokyo will be the first to prohibit political protests by athletes. the international olympic committeeines forbidding athletes from any gesture of a political nature, including kneeling. political signs and armbands are also banned. the i.o.c. says it's trying to foster respect. >> this-- this-- this is the dumbest thing, ever. come on. you can't ban protests. protests are already banned. that's why they're protests. >> if you let people do it, it's not the same thing. like, if you let someone kidnap you, they're not a kidnapper. they're just your uber driver. or in my case, uber black. >> you're not black! you are the dumb one. you are the dumb one. >> dumb? >> yes, you're dumb. >> oooh! >> plus banning something only makes people want to do it more. if you ban something, it makes people want to do it more. it's kind of like when my momma said i couldn't get a tattoo so i got a tramp stamp that says "kris cross forever." my momma was right. >> yeah, yeah, she was right. let me see that thing. ahhhh! wooo! >> i'm pressing charges. >> that's how you say, "you're doing a good job." that'

thank you. >> so, athletes heading to the tokyo olympics this summer have been told they can't protest in any way according to the international olympic committeeodiums or any other areas considered linked directly with the olympics, but they can make comments on social media. what has been the reaction to this? >> in many ways, rosemary, this was expected. athletes can tweet, but they cannot kneel. no signs, no protests, but they can talk in press conferences. in many ways, this is what has been the rules in the past. a lot of the athletes, a lot of the olympic committees around the world have asked for clarity, so this was the clarity that they received. does this mean there will not be protests in tokyo at the olympics this summer? of course, not. athletes can may well test this -- these rules, but these are rules that have been in place for quite a while. the difference here is that the international olympic committee actually gave detail about what can and cannot happen. there is concern. megan rapinoe, for example, the u.s. women's soccer star said she was not happy to hear about these rules, and yet she abided by these, basically, these

olympic games in tokyo. the international olympic committee released strict guidelines this week. athletes can't kneel or make any gestures of a raich, religious or political nature. they are banned from displaying political messages. but they can express their views on news conferences. >>> the green bay press say packers are asking 700 people to help shovel snow from seats at lambeau field. tomorrow the packers will host the first playoff game in three years. green bay is expected to get as much as ten inches of snow today. they are paying shovellers $12 an hour to help get lambeau field ready. the team is owned by the people. >> all the snow will be there for the game? >> i don't know. >> they shovel all the seats. >> lambeau the field itself has this stuff underneath so it warms. >>> speaking of the weather it is about 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. >>> it has been ten years since haiti was struck by a devastating earthquake. we'll see the enor mmous amountf work that still to be done. >>> plus their beacon is the moon and stars. we'l

2020 summer olympic games in tokyo this year will not be featuring any kind of political protest or speeches by the c.b.s. news reports that the international olympic committee the olympic charter states that athletes are banned from protesting on the field of play in the olympic village. and during the medal another official ceremonies the committee did say that athletes could still get political impressive outside the olympic village in meetings and on social media with some of the most memorable and iconic olympic moments tied to political expression or protest the i.o.c. ignoring a big part of what makes the games so important to the world steve i'll start with you as a sports correspondent they clearly don't want any distractions obviously and this coming after recently at the pan american games enough. cerise and voting took in the on the podium and then a 3rd one barrier rose a fist and those 2 of these are being banned now they probably will be able to participate in these olympics coming up in tokyo because they received 12 months probation now clearly the i.o.c. says they're in support of freedom of expression of these athletes but this says otherwise and it g

tokyo olympics this summer will feature new events like a karate skateboarding and surfing but give it another 4 years and we could see another olympic event debut in paris breakdancing the international olympic committee is considering adding the energetic and athletic form of dance which it thinks could help the games reach a younger bore diverse audience. breakdancing the athletic style of street dancing was created by african-american and latino youth in the early 19th seventy's in new york. but they made eighty's break dancing went mainstream in the u.s. and was the focus of several full feature films during that decade. for decades the new form of expression inspired many to start break dancing like antonio kiss theo who discovered the joyful art as a child and now he's coaching a handful of olympic hopefuls in the states the international olympic committee is considering adding breakdancing to its program in 2024. all we can do now is just with filleted and make sure it happened make sure that our athletes have an opportunity to go and not only go to the olympics when it happens but also come back with gold medal is the birthplace of hip hop culture right the united states we created and because

olympics. the head of the international olympic committee thomas boxes a decision from the court of arbitration for sport regarding russia's participation at the tokyo olympics must be made as soon and as clear as possible the world anti-doping agency headed russia for year ban from international sporting events as punishment for manipulating laboratory data in a doping scandal back in 2015 the ban also bars russia from competing in this year's summer olympics and the 22002 winter games in beijing but unlike rio in 2016 athletes who can prove they are clean will be able to compete as national competitors but what is important. for the are you see also for the international federation sees. we get a decision which does not leave room to any kind of interpretation. of these must be avoid to prove a decision where everybody concerned knows when reading the decision what to do and what not to do and what the decision means and what he does not. jenny in france you know has been elected to the i.o.c. ending thief as 5 year absence from the committee and took over as chief of president almost 4 years ago the admission of the head of world football is usually almos

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olympics set to start in tokyo 193 days from now. and the international olympic committee is taking a firm stand when it comes to politics. 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 since becoming a dallas star. received a roar of gratitude from the crowd. the stars, you some of that energy, the mojo to get on th

olympics. sport time. thanks very much the international olympic committee has warned that political protests will not be tolerated at this year's summer games in tokyo on thursday the i.o.c. as top officials met in los and announced new guidelines stating that taking a political stand on the field of play will be prohibited athletes will be allowed however to express political opinions during official media settings and on social media actual punishment for protests will be decided on a case by case basis we want people to understand and athletes to understand the. athletes that come from different backgrounds and different understandings and there are so many more athletes and olympic games that benefit from the solidarity principle. and if we can look at and try and get us to understand when you're going to the olympic games you're going as a team and not as an individual the olympics of course has a history of political protests the most iconic of which is arguably the black power salute at the 1968 olympics in mexico city u.s. sprinters tommie smith and john carlos of raise their fist to protest against racism in the united states both athletes were suspended by their country not by the i.o.c. in 1906 to protest against having to represent great britain irish high jumper peter o'connor wave the golden harp ireland forever flag after receiving his summer a medal at rio 2016 marathon at silver medalist 3 said lisa crossed his wrists at the finish line to support protestors in his home region of ethiopia earlier we spoke to sports journalist stuart ware who's covered numerous olympic games he says the new measures by the i.o.c. are a positive step. but i think the