lin yu-ting has _ should not be competing? l “i yu—ting has 100% support should not be competing?rt from the taiwanese people including from the government and the public. our president has instructed the sports administration to take legal action and our ambassador to france also worked hard to correct international perceptions in france and the chairperson of the chinese taipei olympic committee has reiterated that lin yu—ting's eligibility to compete is not in question. and last but not least millions of people, taiwanese people have stayed up late on the night of her competition to cheerfor late on the night of her competition to cheer for her and i think that is the strong sense of the taiwanese identity, they united the people of taiwan.- identity, they united the people of taiwan. her win was also a geopolitical— people of taiwan. her win was also a geopolitical issue - people of taiwan. her win was also a geopolitical issue i - also a geopolitical issue i understand. people were seen waving taiwanese flags in the audience she received her gold medal. what is your analysis

lin yu—ting!s competed in the women's competition despite reportedly failing a gender test last year. taiwan's lin yu—ting on the way to winning a first bout of the games against uzbekistan's sitora turdibekova by unanimous decision. banned by the international boxing association but allowed to fight here by the ioc, yu—ting declined to comment afterwards. what does lin say to those who say she shouldn't be here? i don't know, you enjoy the game, ok? the controversy erupted yesterday when algerian imane khelif, another fighter banned by the iba forfailing an unspecified gender test, won herfirst bout when opponent, angela carini, withdrew after 46 seconds, claiming she had to preserve her life. today, the italian apologised to khelif, saying she felt sorry for her but, amid an outcry over safety, the controversy has now gone beyond boxing. it was an incredibally uncomfortable watch. and i know there is a lot of concern about women competitors as sporting bodies try to get that balance between incl

as you heard, lin yu—ting of taiwan will take part in the 57 kilograms category, featherweight contestntroversy will develop further. it already has interest today because the ioc has been trying to explain it position and it is not backing down, fully supportive of these two fighters, saying that the discussion to disqualify them was arbitrary and sudden. it will raise eyebrows but the ioc said it does not conduct gender or testosterone tests, it is now running the boxing organisation here because the iba is suspended. there is criticism because perhaps the ioc has exposed fighters not just the fighters that are coming up against the athletes concerned, but also imane khelif and lin yu—ting, because there is no mounting scrutiny on them.— because there is no mounting i scrutiny on them._ -- scrutiny on them. thank you. -- there is now _ scrutiny on them. thank you. -- there is now mounting _ scrutiny on them. thank you. -- there is now mounting scrutiny l scrutiny on them. thank you. -- l there is now mounting scrutiny on them. presidentjoe biden and vice president kamala harris have

lin yu—ting! lin yu—ting on the way to winning a first bout of the games against uzbekistan's sitora turdibekova by unanimous decision. banned by the international boxing association but allowed to fight here by the ioc, yu—ting declined to comment afterwards. what does lin say to those who say she shouldn't be here? i don't know, you enjoy the game, 0k? the controversy erupted yesterday when algerian imane khelif, another fighter banned by the iba forfailing an unspecified gender test, won herfirst bout when opponent, angela carini, withdrew after 46 seconds, claiming she had to preserve her life. today, the italian apologised to khelif, saying she felt sorry for her — but, amid an outcry over safety, the controversy has now gone beyond boxing. it was an incredibally uncomfortable watch. and i know there is a lot of concern about women competitors as sporting bodies try to get that balance between inclusion, fairness and safety, there is a role for government to make sure that they've got the gui

anotherfighter, lin yu—ting forced to give up on her dreams.ualified from last years world championship forfailing also disqualified from last years world championship for failing to meet eligibility criteria. the international boxing association which organises the world championships is currently suspended by the ioc which is running boxing competitions itself. it is said that the pair did not undergo a testosterone test but was subject to another test. we testosterone test but was sub'ect to another test.— another test. we took action which was ritht another test. we took action which was right and _ another test. we took action which was right and proper— another test. we took action which was right and proper for— another test. we took action which was right and proper for our- another test. we took action which | was right and proper for our boxing family— was right and proper for our boxing family and — was right and proper for our boxing family and now the ioc are applying different— family and now the ioc are applying different rules a

khelif is one of two athletes, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting taiwan's lin yu—ting, who've been cleared, having been disqualified from last year's women's world championships forfailing to meet eligibility criteria. the ioc claims in khelif�*s case that was because of increased levels of testosterone which it says are within regulation now. our sports editor dan roan has more from paris. it was always going to be highly controversial ever since it was revealed that these two fighters, lynn and khelif would be allowed to compete in this competition. despite both of them being disqualified, who were already organising the championships last year —— lin. they have since been suspended by the ioc. they are now effectively running the boxing competition and they are applying their own rules that were applied at the last olympics, not the iba. that's where the discrepancy lies. the ioc say one thing, they maintain that when comes to khelif, it was high elevated testosterone. when it comes to lin, it was gender eligibility that was failed. there's discrepancy, but of course abandonment after a

also it sa said the testing pros that involves imane khelif and lin yu-ting were not legitimate. >> themselves the process of the test and the nature of the tests are not legitimate. you also expect me too tell her i'm not going to discuss the individual intimate details of athletes and a public which i think it's pretty disgraceful for those who have leaked out that material. >> lin yu-ting and imane khelif's participation in the olympic games got lots of bash last after transient one the boxing match against angela carini in unle in less than a e after several hits. angela carini broke down in tears after she stopped the five to 46 seconds she said she had never been hit so hard before. as for imane khelif she will win at least a bronze medal at the olympic games after securing a victory in her quarterfinals match yesterday. jon: christina coleman, thank you. criticism and controversy over the opening ceremonies and the gender issues getting in the way of what is supposed to be an internationally unifying and inspiring event. fox news contributor joe concha your thoughts on that. are

khelif is one of two athletes — along with taiwan's lin yu—ting — who've been cleared to compete in thearis, having been disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. the ioc claims that was because of increased levels of testosterone which it says are within regulation now. 0ur sports editor dan roan has more from paris: it was always going to be highly controversial, ever since it was revealed that these two factors lin yu—ting and imane khelif of algeria were going to be allowed to compete in this woman's boxing competition by the ioc, despite both of them being disqualified by the world governing body, the iba emma who were at that time were organising the world championship/ air, also making it more complicated, that governing body has since been suspended by the ioc, and they are no effectively running the boxing competition and are applying their own rules that were applied to the loss of olympics, not the iba rules, and that is where the discrepancy lies which means these two outcomes. the ioc says one thing, they maintain th

olympic boxing, different eligibility criteria are being applied to these games and khelif and yu—ting was at an iba press conference earlier — we'll speak to him shortly but first we can hear the views of the iba chief executive chris roberts who said he could not disclose the results of gender eligibility tests. there is no conspiracy theory. we do not have _ there is no conspiracy theory. we do not have a _ there is no conspiracy theory. we do not have a conspiracy theory. that is hot _ not have a conspiracy theory. that is not what — not have a conspiracy theory. that is not what it is about. we had two letters _ is not what it is about. we had two letters today from the loc is, let's look at _ letters today from the loc is, let's look at the — letters today from the loc is, let's look at the similar linkages between the loc_ look at the similar linkages between the loc and the ioc, this morning saying _ the loc and the ioc, this morning saying we — the loc and the ioc, this morning saying we cannot announce the result — saying we cannot announce the resuit~ i— saying we cannot ann

one of them, taiwan's lin yu—ting won her first fight today.if beat her italian opponent in just 46 seconds after angela carini withdrew from their bout saying she'd �*never been hit so hard'. the international olympic committee has defended its decision to allow the two boxers to compete — but some opposed to the move have raised safety concerns. here's our sports editor, dan roan. controversy continues to hang over this olympic boxing arena. the second successive day, a fighter has competed in the women's competition despite reportedly failing a gender test last year. taiwan's lin yu—ting on the way to winning by unanimous decision. banned by the international boxing association but allowed to fight here, she declined to comment afterwards. the controversy erupted yesterday when aljeannie and imane khelif, and fighter banned by the iba for failing an unspecified gender test, won herfirst bout failing an unspecified gender test, won her first bout when opponent, angela carini, withdrew after 46 seconds, claiming she had to preserve her life. t

khelif — along with taiwan's lin yu—ting — were cleared to compete in paris, despite being disqualified tests. a spokesperson for the international olympic committee — the ioc — has been speaking about the situation. it is quite a serious case, there's an awful lot of abuse going on on line, misinformed abuse going on and we are in close contact with the athletes. the ioc has always tried to do a balance between inclusivity and fairness, to put it broadly, and also safety. that is a difficult one and something that we will have to look at. but that is an entirely separate question to what is going on here which is a woman boxer being stigmatised and potentially forced out of competition. i think that is a different issue, but in general in terms of safety, safety of the athletes, we never tire of saying is our number concern. the athletes are at the centre, we need to look after them, make sure they are safe and there are all sorts of safeguards particularly in combat sports, to make sure that is the case. that is the view of the olympic committee organisers. maayan sudai is a professor

both algeria's imane khelif and lin yu ting of taiwan are guaranteed a medal in their respective female year by the international boxing association. at a shambolic news conference, the iba said the results of chromosome tests showed both boxers were ineligible. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the olympic controversy that just won't go away. allowed to compete in the women's boxing here, despite being disqualified from last year's world championships for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests, algeria's iman khelif and taiwan's lin yu ting find themselves at the centre of a growing storm. today, at a sometimes chaotic press conference, the iba promised more details. appearing via video link, its russian president attacked the ioc, which has suspended the governing body that has the governing body and has questioned the validity of the tests in 2022 and 2023 that led to both fighters being banned. both boxers were asked to take a further blood test. it demonstrated the chromosomes that we refer to within the technical competition rules that make both boxers ineligible. whil

, anotherfighterfrom taiwan, lin yu—ting, who was also disqualified ljy yu—ting, who was also disqualifiedsian led organisation, has been suspended by the ioc amid concerns over integrity and governance issues, and the ioc are adamant that the tests that were applied to these fighters were arbitrary, and they have questioned the validity of them, but now that imane khelif is guaranteed a medal, the controversy is unlikely to go away. it's been a golden olympics for belgian cyclist remco evenepoel. he won the men's time trial on day one of the games and he's followed it up with victory in the road race today. but there was drama — evenepoel was clear of the field when he had a problem with his bike — a quick change was needed. the team mechanic got him going again just in the nick of time the belgian was back on the road quickly enough. he had more time than he thought — enough to savour the iconic finish in front of the eiffel tower. he's the first man to win the time trial and road race at an olympics. a great race for france, too. valentin madouas held on to take the silver medal, while

taiwan's lin yu ting beat sitora turdibekova of uzbekistan by unanimous decision after the fight wentrounds. the controversy over her inclusion in the games and that of algerian boxer imane khelif continues. khelif progressed in the competition yesterday after her opponent angela carini withdrew saying she had to protect her life. khelif and lin yu ting were both banned from competing by the international boxing association but cleared to compete at the olympics by the ioc. the british secretary of state for media and sport is lisa nandy. she says there were questions to be answered. it was a very uncomfortable watch for the 46 seconds it lasted. i know that there are a lot of concerns about women competitors whether we are getting the balance right in not just boxing but other sports, as well. the decision that successive governments have made is that these are complex decisions that should be made by sporting bodies, in this case, i understand that the biologicalfacts case, i understand that the biological facts are more complicated than is being presented on social media speculatio

both algeria's imane khelif and lin yu ting of taiwan are guaranteed a medal in their respective femaleed their decision to allow them to fight because their passports show they were born female. the iba said the results of the chromosome tests demonstrated both boxers were ineligible. our sports editor dan roan reports. it's the olympic controversy that just won't go away. allowed to compete in the women's boxing here, despite being disqualified from last year's world championships for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests, algeria's imane khelif in taiwan's lin yu—ting find themselves at the centre of a growing storm. today at a sometimes chaotic press conference, the iba promised more details. appearing via video link, its russian president attacked the ioc, which has suspended the governing body and has questioned the validity of the tests in 2022 and 2023 that led to both fighters being banned. both boxers were asked to take a further blood test. it demonstrated the chromosomes that we referred to within the technical competition rules that make both boxers ineligible. whilst

khelif is one of two athletes, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who've been cleared to compete in the been disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. the ioc claims in khelif�*s case that was because of increased levels of testosterone, which it says are within regulation now. our sports editor dan roan has more from paris. it was always going to be highly controversial, ever since it was revealed that these two fighters, lin, and khelif of algeria, were going to be allowed to compete in the women's boxing competition by the ioc, despite both of them being disqualified by the world governing body, the iba, who at that time were organising the world championships last year. what has made it more complicated is that that governing body has since been suspended by the ioc, so they are now effectively running the boxing competition, and they are applying their own rules that were applied at the last olympics, not the iba's rules, and that is perhaps where the discrepancy lies between these two outcomes. the ioc say one thing, they m

khelif is one of two boxers, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who fights later on friday, who have beenoxing in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet gender eligibility criteria. nicola adams, the first british female boxer to win gold at an 0lympics, said on social media: "that it was hard to watch another female fighter be forced to give up on her 0lympic dreams." here's the ioc spokesperson mark adams, speaking on friday:

khelif is one of two boxers, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who fights later on friday, who have beenleared to compete in the women's boxing in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet gender eligibility criteria. nicola adams, the first british female boxer to win gold at an olympics, said on social media: "that it was hard to watch another female fighter be forced to give up on her olympic dreams." here's the ioc spokesperson mark adams, speaking on friday: this is a minefield and, unfortunately, as with all minefields, we want a simple explanation. everyone wants a black and white explanation of how we can determine this. that explanation does not exist. neither in the scientific community nor anywhere else. as i've said before, if we can find a consensus and we will work towards a consensus, we will certainly work to apply that. clearly that's not going to happen at these games, but this is a question also, i guess, in all sports and i think we are open to listen to anyone with a solution to that question. simone biles won

taiwanese boxer lin yu—ting — one of the fighters involved in the gender eligibility row at the olympicsgold yesterday — are competing despite being disqualified from last year's world championships because the international boxing association says both fighters failed gender eligibility tests. it's been a golden couple of hours for team usa at the olympics — with victory in both the men's and women's 4 by 400 metres relay. the women did it in style too winning gold by nearly 100m from the rest of the field. they came within a whisker of breaking one of the longest standing olympic records — missing out on the ussr's winning time in 1988 by 0.1 seconds. netherlands took silver while team gb won bronze with a new british record. and the usa needed an olympic record time to win the men's event. botswana pushed them all the way and took silver. britain again taking bronze. kenya's faith kipyegon has won a world record third consecutive gold medal in the women's i,500m. she broke away from the field on the final bend to win with ease. setting another record — fininshing in 3 minutes 51.29 se

and as for taiwan's lin yu-ting, if she defeats her opponent from bulgaria. you, jacqui. jacqui: we're joined by boxing coach, and there's a lot of discussion and i hope you can help us understand pieces of the story. because imane khelif had been disqualified from the international boxing association over claims that she had an xy chromosome which gave her elevated levels of testosterone. but the iba has been banned, as i understand it, andight now there is no official governing body for the sport that is in charge of the olympic committee's governing body. tell me a little bit about how much we can read into all of this discussion and how we should sawn what's playing out right now. >> yes. so the ioc, i think, really jumped the gun. they should have taken into account these two independent tests that were done by the iba. they did not do that. they simply just went off of, you know, this person was called a female at birth and on their passport. the thing is, we don't really know why did these athletes and three others show up in these testing to have xy c

khelif is one of two athletes — along with taiwan's lin yu—ting — who've been cleared to compete in theld governing body, the iba, who were at that time were organising the world championship , also making it more complicated, that governing body has since been suspended by the ioc, and they are now effectively running the boxing competition and are applying their own rules that were applied to the last of olympics, not the iba rules, and that is where the discrepancy lies between these two outcomes. the ioc says one thing, they maintain that when it comes to imane khelif, it was a highly elevated testosterone level, when it comes to lin yu—ting, it was a gender eligibility test that was failed. there is a discrepancy with what the iba, but angela carini's abandonment after 46 supercharged that controversy, and made what was already a divisive situation even more intense. double 0lympic champion helen glover missed out on a historic third title for britain as her women's four team were beaten by the netherlands in the rowing. glover — in the yellow boat — who returned to the sport after

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principle, you know, it is alive and indestructible in them messianism. and messianism always has a tinge you are not the messiah, but you are sick with messianism, you need to take halopirilidol, antipsychotics or whatever else - they treat schizophrenia, in this sense this disgusting parody of the last supper, which was demonstrated at the opening of the olympics, this will certainly go down in the history books, if we live to see the times when the world still has textbooks and preserves... history, so, this is not a parody of the last supper, yes, when jesus christ, before he was arrested by roman soldiers and betrayed by judas, was taken there by the scribes, pharisees and tried and crucified, before that he sat with his apostles, had dinner, this is not a parody, this is what what they call cosplay, they don’t parody christ, they copy christ, they want to say that they are the new christ, they spread it. their new faith, as christ spread his faith, they equate themselves with him, they will spread these cults again again, until they are gone... into such a different idea of ​​normal

another fighter lin yu ting, as in lin yu ting is hanging out, has also won his or her fight againstbeing barred from competing. algeria has complained that the criticism of imani is hateful and bigoted. now this is a tncky and bigoted. now this is a tricky one. precious because imani isn't technically trans. imani isn't technically trans. imani was assigned female at birth, yes, but has dsd so has his biologically male characteristics, such as the, you know, the chromosomes. >> and yeah, obviously like so intersex maybe. i mean obviously they haven't comment on the no sex life. no but i'm sure he is it's not been officially, verified that this is what this person is. but i do believe that obviously having xy chromosomes and a high testosterone level, allows the, the other person competing against them to say yes or no if they should be competing, because as a woman , competing, because as a woman, you're going to, to a ring and you're going to, to a ring and you're putting yourself at risk for, you know, major injuries to even brain damage. yeah. so why do you remember this is. even

taiwanese boxers linyu and ting, who had previously failed the gender test, reached the final of the olympic games in paris in the weight category up to 57 kg. in the semi-finals, she won by a unanimous decision of the judges rival from turkey, esru yildys. in the decisive fight, lin will meet yulia szeremeto from poland. in 2023 , she was disqualified from the world championships because she failed a special gender test. its results showed that she does not meet certain criteria for participation in women's competitions has from... surprise then these transgender people in women's boxing no longer became, that is, when it is not clear how they can even be called there , these half-creatures took part in the opening of the olympic games, when it was a real outrage against the feelings of believers, and not only christians, but in general i think that in general, that is, then when transgender people came out to box, that is , in women's boxing, well, this is just i think that it was, let's say, a continuation of all ... in ufa , the official weigh-in procedure took place before the s

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president thomas bach, has defended the participation of algerian boxer imane khelif, and taiwan's lin yu—tingter they were said to have failed gender eligibility tests. khelif, is due to fight hungarian boxer, anna luca hamori, in the quarterfinals of the 66 kilogram competition later on saturday. we have to boxes who have been raised as women who has a passport as a woman, and this is the clear definition of a woman. there was an —— never any doubt about them being women. what we have seen now is that some wa nt to want to own the definition of what a woman is. away from the olympics, england white—ball captain jos buttler is out of this year's hundred competition with a calf injury. buttler was due to lead last year's runners—up manchester 0riginals i will have more for you later. for a live page. _ i will have more for you later. for a live page, just head to bbc dot—com. hello there. many of us started off our weekend with a different look and feel to the weather. there has certainly been more in the way of cloud, thick at times for a spot of drizzle. this was norfolk this morning. a weak

who's been much discussed and lu lin yu ting won against svetlana stancheva .st svetlana stancheva. and it was another kind of very one sided bout because of course, got the old advantages in the, in the chromosome afterwards, the one who lost it at x, meaning i've got x chromosomes because i'm a woman or could be a vampire. yeah. could have been kind of things. yeah, exactly. like in buffy. but, yeah, it's another i mean, you know , they another i mean, you know, they shouldn't be in the tournament. they're obviously going to win because they've got the biological advantage. it's not the same as them being trans, but it is. they're also two male to be in in the contest in my opinion, because i don't like to see women getting punched in the face by biological men. but, you know, that's me. you're crazy. crazy. >> you're crazy. do you feel the same way, damian ? this has same way, damian? this has nothing to do with trans. but of course it is related to gender ideology. >> well, i mean, at first i'd like to know the actual truth because it comes down to the chro

taiwanese boxer lin yu—ting has become the second boxer at the centre of a gender eligibility row tous decision to reach the semi—finals of the women's featherweight division. like algerian welterweight imane khelif who progressed on saturday, lin is competing in paris despite being banned from last year's world championships by the international boxing association after reportedly failing gender eligibility tests. and england opener zak crawley has been ruled out of the test series against sri lanka later this month with a fractured finger. crawley suffered the injury while attempting to take a catch at second slip in the third and final test against the west indies at edgbaston last week. dan lawrence will open alongside ben duckett in crawley�*s absence. the first test against sri lanka starts in manchester on august 21st. i will have more file to bet that is all your spot for now. at least 59 people have been killed in bangladesh, and dozens more hurt, amid worsening clashes between police and anti—government demonstrators. a curfew is coming into effect as the authorities attemp

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taiwan's lin yu—ting has become the second boxer at the centre of a gender eligibility row to secureh the semi—finals of the women's featherweight division. like algerian welterweight imane khelif who progressed yesterday, lin is competing in paris despite being banned from last year's world championships by the international boxing association after reportedly failing gender eligibility tests. earlier, the international olympics committee claimed tests used by the iba were illegitimate and lacked credibility. i think the whole process is flawed and therefore it is not up to me as and therefore it is not up to me as a spokesperson or medical expert, but the whole process i understand was flawed from the very beginning, from the conception of the test, and to have it shared with us and now it has become public it is so flawed it is impossible to engage with it. it doesn't mean there can't be a process in the future, that we can't discuss this, but the specific test and also the credibility of the iba as it is, it doesn't give any credibility to those tests or the method in which those

taiwan's lin yu—ting has become the second boxer at the centre of a gender eligibility row to secureo reach the semi—finals of the women's featherweight division. like algeria's imane khelif, lin is competing in paris despite being banned from last year's world championships by the international boxing association after reportedly failing gender eligibility tests. earlier, the international 0lympics committee claimed tests used by the iba were illegitimate and lacked credibility. i think the whole process is flawed and therefore it is not up to me as a spokesperson or medical expert, but the whole process i understand was flawed from the very beginning, from the conception of the test, and to have it shared with us and now it has become public it is so flawed it is impossible to engage with it. it doesn't mean there can't be a process in the future, that we can't discuss this, but the specific test and also the credibility of the iba as it is, it doesn't give any credibility to those tests or the method in which those tests were carried out. (tx sot) the scheduled swim training for m

sorry, letting you ting of taiwan both uh, thrown out of last year of the world championship. after being deemed to be men biological males to one of the women's backs and categories in paris. kelly, who also compete them in the 2020 talk you olympics was disqualified for the competition after failing gender. uh, eligibility tests. so in other words, they tested as blood down the tons of testosterone and wrong chromosomes, etc, etc. prior to is gold metal belt. here's, here's the video by the way, a lot make, he cannot find a kelly gate, says the fifty's. he only is the blue by the way, beating up on that the, the mailbox or that the female box, or who got to just destroyed by him. and she's, by the way, i don't know if you notice she's wearing a dress. he's not um and the guy stuff. i mean he throws unbelievable punches the, the, the lady was quoted yesterday after the fight saying i've never been hit so hard in my life. i didn't understand, i've been boxing for a long time. but what does that mean that wilner start this also takes us back to lia thomas, the, the female, the

the other one is one named lean 2 teen sorry, letting you ting of taiwan both uh thrown out of last year of the world championships. after being deemed to be men biological males to one of the women's box and category in paris. kelly, who also compete them in the 2020 toki olympics, was disqualified from the competition after failing gender, uh eligibility tests. in other words, they tested his blood down the tons of testosterone and wrong chromosomes, etc, etc. prior to is gold metal belt. here's, here's the video. by the way. how do i make, he cannot find a kelly if gate says the 50, she only is the one in the blue by the way, beating up on that the mailbox, or that's the fee mailbox. or who got to just destroyed by him. and she's, by the way, i don't know if you know that she's wearing a dress. he's not um and the guy stuff. i mean, he feels unbelievable punches the, the, the lady was quoted yesterday after the fight saying i've never been hit so hard in my life. i didn't understand. i've been boxing for a long time. well, what does that mean? wilmer start this also takes us back to l

the bill, authored by assembly member phil ting, would use tax incentives to encourage landlords to convert empty offices and retail spaces into residences. developers would qualify for a partial annual property tax return that would last for 30 years. the space conversions could create around 14,000 new homes and many construction jobs. the goal is to bring more housing to revitalize the area by making it more than just midday office space. the bill is now on the way to the assembly. >> new at 11. the sunset market is returning to san francisco. san francisco supervisor joel engardio shared these photos on x of cleanup efforts underway on irving street ahead of tomorrow's event. celebrity chef martin yan will hold a cooking demonstration, and live bands will be performing on four different stages. there will be 50 food vendors highlighting the best of the sunset, as well as more than 100 arts, crafts and retail vendors. it all starts 5:00 tomorrow night on irving between 19th and 26th avenues. >> san francisco has issued its first round of grants to 150 small businesses, impacted by the l

championships for reportedly failing gender eligibility tests, algeria's iman khelif and taiwan's lin yu tingonference, the iba promised more details. appearing via video link, its russian president attacked the ioc, which has suspended the governing body that has questioned the validity of the tests in 2022 and 2023 that led to both fighters being banned. both boxers were asked to take a further blood test. it demonstrated the chromosomes that we refer to within the technical competition rules that make both boxers ineligible. once the ioc have had that information previously, they haven't done anything with it. the iba claimed at the request of the boxers' respective national olympic committees no more details could be given, although its former medical chief had this to say about khelif. the medical result notes and the laboratories say that this boxer is male. khelif has always insisted she is a woman and today called for an end to the global scrutiny of her biological sex. translation: it can destroy people. it can kill people's thoughts, spirit and mind. and it can divide people. and be

tomorrow, taiwan's lin yu—ting, who like khelif, competed at the last olympics, will also fight herebility test. but with the sport's russia—led governing body suspended, the ioc is running the boxing competition and says the two fighters were the victims of what it called a sudden arbitrary decision without any due process. everyone competing in the women's category is participating along following complying with the competition eligibility rules. they are women in their passports, and its stated that that is the case. angela carini's abandonment of herfight in this ring earlier on today will send shock waves through the world of boxing and beyond, and it will fuel the controversy over the fact that imane khelif was allowed to compete here and reinforce the questions the ioc is now having to confront over inclusion, fairness and safety. and with testosterone levels linked to muscle size and strength, the fear is that a fighter could be badly hurt. if you've got one boxer who far outweighs the strength of another, that would suggest that that person is not fit to be within the female

and at the paris olympics — taiwan's lin yu—ting takes gold amid an ongoing row over her gender eligibility start in the middle east where dozens of palestinians have been killed in an israeli airstrike on a school housing displaced families in gaza city. the al—ahli baptist hospital says 70 of the bodies it's received so far have been identified. the total number of those killed is expected to rise. these are some of the images from the scene — many are too graphic for us to show. in the past hour, the israeli military has said it killed �*at least 19' hamas and islamichhad members in the strike. that's disputed by hamas which has said the dead do not include a "single combata nt". since earlyjuly, israel has struck at least 13 schools sheltering displaced people. there's been international condemnation — here's some of the reaction. egypt and qatar — which have been mediating in the gaza ceasefire talks — have condemned the israeli strike. the white house says far too many civilians continue to be killed in gaza — and the strike underscores the urgent need for a ceasefire. the eu's foreig

in the women's boxing, taiwan's's lin yu—ting became the second fighter at the centre of a gender eligibilityast year's world championships by the russian—led international boxing association, lin beat the bulgarian staneva by unanimous decision. and there was more controversy in the pool, where china won the ax100m men's medley relay race on the final night of swimmming. the gold medal goes to china! two of the four gold medallists among the 23 chinese swimmers who reportedly returned positive doping tests in 2021 but avoided bans on the grounds of contamination. adam peaty described the case as very disappointing. earlier, novak djokovic's long pursuit of olympic gold, the one major title that had eluded him, finally came to an end at this, his fifth games. it's the ultimate goal. he is olympic champion. in a thrilling match, the serb securing a straight—sets victory over rival carlos alcaraz of spain, who beat him in the final of wimbledon, in what djokovic called the biggest success of his career. natalie pirks reports now on more of the success for team gb. three months ago, amber rutter

out of some woman on live television. olympic chaves have sparked outrage by allowing letting you ting of taiwan and it may be the key fob, algeria who are both thrown out of last year. his world championships after being deemed biological males to enter the women's boxing category in paris, we've got many. okay, let's put it on there it is. and it can lift gate since the so that's totally right there in the blue. all right, he's wearing the blue. that's him and a previous life is beating the crap out of this female mexican box, or who's a highly regarded metal interrupted there. by the way, the female boxer is wearing the dress case you did. now notice she said after the fight that she's never, ever been hit so hard. if you're still talking about it, i don't know. but now what, what, how crazy is this? this whole french olympics has been like one far left messaging expedition. it seems like to me yeah, it is. it was definitely a cringing thing to watch read when you have. we haven't seen the the, the taiwanese box or yet, but the, the, me, the calorie box, sir. i don't leaf i, i don't

taiwan's lin yu—ting has won the women's featherweight boxing after defeating poland's julia szeremetacomplaint with paris prosecutors for online harassment. the boxer described some of the comments made online as immoral. a new banksy artwork in london — the sixth piece of animal—themed work that's appeared in a week — has already been taken down. it was an image of a stretching cat on an old billboard, but hours after it went up, a number of men arrived and told the bbc they'd been hired to remove the billboard for safety reasons. bhavani vadde reports. the meaning of this mural may be as elusive as the artist himself, but it didn't stay up for long. this cat silhouette is the sixth surprise that the bristol—based artist banksy sprung in london this week. this one in cricklewood in north—west london was taken down on the day that it appeared. this man said he was a contractor for the billboard's owners. i've just got a phone call to come and take it down. it's just... a bit of paint at the end of the day. we don't take banksys down every day obviously, but, yeah... we'll do our best

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