angela carini's abandonment - that that is the case. her fight in this ring earlier today will send shock waves through the world of boxing and beyond, and it will feel a controversy over the fact that imane khelif�*s was allowed to compete here and will reinforce the questions that 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. it strength, the fear is that a fighter could be badly hurt.— strength, the fear is that a fighter could be badly hurt. if you have got one boxer who _ could be badly hurt. if you have got one boxer who far _ could be badly hurt. if you have got one boxer who far outweighs - could be badly hurt. if you have got one boxer who far outweighs the i one boxer who far outweighs the strength of another, that would suggest that that person is not fit to be within the female category of the competition. itjust isn�*t right. so today, you saw that. algeria�*s olympic committee has condemned

one of these boxers, italian angela carini, is now apologizing. this is what she says: all these disputes upset me. i feel sorry for my opponent too. if i could say that she has the right to compete, then i respect this decision. i was just angry because my participation in the olympics went down the drain. 46 seconds, that's how long she lasted in the ring. said that no one had ever fought so hard before he didn't hit her, what if the outcome is fatal in the end? that's right, the head of mog lied, they did nothing to check the gender of these people, which means they can't enforce the most basic of their rules, this isn't some stupid culture war they're hiding behind, what pronouns to use, what toilets to use, or some stupid science to brainwash children with, this is about stopping a man from beating a woman to death at the olympic games. world view, that's the point: mog should have been convicted, and this man, thomas bach should be fired from the mog, and yes, you are absolutely right, sooner or later , someone is going to get hurt badly. a

lisa: the italian boxer angela carini and now apologizes, all of this controversy makes me s sad, i'm sorry for my opponent, the ioc said she can fight, i respect that, my olympics have gone up, 46 seconds that she lasted that she's never been punched like this before, someone is going to die. charlie: the ioc president like they did nothing to test the gender of these people and therefore they cannot enforce the most basic of their rules, this is not a culture war thing that this guy is talking about, pronouns or bathrooms or which stupid science that you want to lie to children about, this is about preventing a man from beating a woman to death at the olympics on an international stage. that is what this is about in the ioc should be condemned and that guy should be fired from the ioc and somebody's going to get hurt. lisa: so many people who watch this are little girls and they grow up and some become olympic athletes because the beacon watching this when their children and others in the

there is a discrepancy with what the ibsa, but angela carini's abandonment after 46 seconds superchargeade what was already a divisive situation even more intense. andy murray is potentially coming to the end of his incredible tennis career. he and dan evans are a set and 5—4 down to america's taylor fritz and tommy paul in the quarter finals in paris. as things stand this will be his final ever tennis match before he retires. earlier, in the shock of the olympic tennis tournament so far, the polish top seed and four—time french open champion iga swiatek was beaten by zheng qinwen. the chinese player took the first set 6—2 and came from 4—0 down in the second to win it 7—5, ending swiatek�*s 25—match winning streak on the paris clay. a run dating back to 2021. 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 becoming a mother — took silver alongside esme booth, sam redgrave and rebecca shorten in a thrilling women's fou

the olympics should be responsible and angela carini deserves a gold medal. i'm not saying a woman can't compete in a man's sport, a man should not perform in women's sports. >> bill: we spoke to a female who said i fight men all the time, i don't fight men who can whoop me. she said this was a mismatch. i don't get why the ioshg c sees it one way and iba sees it another way, which happened in new delhi, indiana. >> correct, if testosterone was so high in one year why didn't they get suspended? one of my favorite fighters, he was fighting in another country, everybody saying nigel was using steroids and he lost his sight, had brain surgery and that was man against man. not only could these women be hurt, they could be killed. >> dana: duke, three of us work in different industries, media and you have your industry and people you have fought against. can you give us a sense what people in your world are saying about this story? >> it is disrespecting boxing, hurting boxing and for a kid. i was in junior olympics myself. to make it that far, you are fighting fo

in bleuch, italy's angela carini stopped her olympic bout against imane khelif later saying she abandonedpreserve her life. but the algerian�*s went within one minute was already overshadowed by months of controversy after imane khelif was disqualified from last years world championships. the international boxing association said this was to do with failing to built —— this was failing to meet eligibility criteria. this built -- this was failing to meet eligibility criteria.— eligibility criteria. this was very uncomfortable _ eligibility criteria. this was very uncomfortable for _ eligibility criteria. this was very uncomfortable for the - eligibility criteria. this was very uncomfortable for the second i eligibility criteria. this was very uncomfortable for the second iti uncomfortable for the second it lasted and i know there is a lot of concern from women competitors about whether they are getting the balance right. they need to have the guidance and support to make those decisions correctly. the guidance and support to make those decisions correctly.— decisions correctly. the ioc hav

she is through to the quarter—finals of the women's 66 kilo category after her opponent, italy's angela carini. she tookjust one punch to the face and then walked to her corner where she was heard saying "it's not right". the italian boxer was in tears after the match. she told reporters it was the hardest punch she had ever taken and that she had stopped the fight to preserve her life. khelif is one of two athletes who was cleared to compete in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's world boxing championships forfailing to pass a gender eligibility test. again, here's lisa nandy responding to the story. i want to get your thoughts on the boxing match yesterday between italy and algeria, it has been billed as very controversial, over in 46 seconds, angela carini said she had to preserve her life so she had to stop the match and the italian pm giorgia meloni said it was not an even contest, what you think about that? it even contest, what you think about that? ., , ., even contest, what you think about that? . , ., . , , that? it was an incredibly uncomfortable _ that? it was an inc

angela carini said she had to preserve her life, that's why she stopped the match. wasn't an even contest. what do you think about that? well, it was an incredibly uncomfortable watch for the 46 seconds that it lasted and i know there is a lot of concern about women competitors, about whether we are getting the balance right in, notjust 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, for example, i understand that the biological facts are far more complicated than is being presented on social media and some of the speculation. but i think as sporting bodies try to get that balance between inclusion, fairness and safety, there is a role for government to make sure they have got the guidance and the framework and the support to make those decisions correctly. and it's something i will be talking to sporting bodies about over the coming weeks and months. the ioc spokesperson was asked for their response to lisa nandy�*s comments. here's what t

angela carini's abandonment of herfight in this ring earlier on today will send shock waves through thellowed 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 category of the competition. it just isn't right. so today, you saw that. algeria's olympic committee has condemned what it called unethical targeting and baseless attacks on khelif, who has lost nine times in a 50—fight career. but amid mounting concern, today's events will only intensify the scrutiny. team gb were in medals again today, but there was to be no third olympic gold for helen glover. she did manage a silver as part of the women's four, pipped at the line by the dutch. british rowers becky wilde and mathilda hodgkins—byrne claimed a bronze in the women's double sculls and there was a bronze for the men in t

the debate over the criteria for participation in women's sport continues after italian boxer angela carinist algeria's imane khelif inside 46 seconds. khelif is one of two boxers, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who fights later on friday, who have been cleared 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 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:

>> laura: her win comes after italy's angela carini forfeited her fight against imane khelif, saying before, during to me now is an ambassador for independent women's forum and former teammate of leah thomas. we found out late today that angela carini has told an italian newspaper that all this controversy makes me sad, i'm sorry for my opponent too. if the ioc said she can fight i respect that decision and she regrets not shaking her opponents hand. do the gender bullies usually win and make these female athletes bow down? >> it looks like they've certainly won in this instance. it's sad to see they have to walk back these statements. what's likely that her sponsors, her teammates, higher-ups are telling her if she speaks against the gender cult she's in the wrong and she feels like she was to apologize but she shouldn't. the people who are at fault are the ioc for allowing this to happen. the ioc needs to have hard rules to protect women's sports and time and time again they have chosen not to. >> laura: doesn't this require some u.s. leadership? we have an enormous amount of lever

yesterday the algerian boxer imane khelif beat her italian opponent in just 46 seconds after angela carini*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. today the italian apologised to imane khelif and said she felt sorry for her but the controversy had saddene

the debate over the criteria for participation in women's sport continues after italian boxer angela carini abandoned her olympic match against algeria's imane khelif inside 46 seconds. khelif is one of two boxers, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who fights later on friday, who have been cleared 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

over the criteria for participation in women's sport is in the spotlight, after italian boxer angela cariniainst algeria's imane khelif inside 46 seconds. khelif is one of two athletes, along with taiwan's lin yu—ting, who've been cleared to compete in the women's boxing in paris, having 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

meanwhile, angela carini has told the italian media that she's sorry for not shaking the hand of algerian fighter imane khelif. their fight lasted just 46 seconds after carini pulled out saying she wanted to protect her life. khelif was cleared to compete in the women's boxing in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's women's world championships for failing to meet eligibility criteria. sport secretary lisa nandy said there were questions to be answered. it was incredibly uncomfortable to watch for the 46 seconds it lasted and i know there's a of concern about women competitors and about whether are getting the balance right in notjust boxing but other sports as well and the decision that successive governments have made and that these are complex decisions that these are complex decisions that should be made by sporting bodies, in this case i understand the biologicalfacts are bodies, in this case i understand the biological facts are far more complicated than is being presented on social media and in some of the speculation, but as sporting bodies try to get the balance betw

angela carini broke down in tears after she stopped the five to 46 seconds she said she had never beenrd 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 you inspired and unified? >> it is such a travesty for all of these athletes that work so hard to get to this moment. because things are completely out of their control the organizers who get whatever is below f minus for the preparation or lack there of. the applets of the true victims or to answer your question with the public watching at home just went escapism instead of watching this whole woke nonsense throne and their faces no one is inspired. so mobiles has been great the pool is been great and overshadows and that's the whole crime i heard the same question over and ov

it's angela carini, the olympic boxer. the italian boxer. effort to be knocked out after 46 seconds by someone who's a biological male. absolutely awful. i really feel for her. she deserves that award and a possible broken nose as well. >> yeah , bad. >> yeah, bad. >> yeah, bad. >> really bad. matthew, are you going to. yeah i say mine is stephen lawrence and his family. >> they're preparing to bring his body back after 31 years. he was buried in jamaica because they didn't believe he would be able to be at peace in britain. and now they feel he will be at peace in his home country. so an incredible thing to do and respect to to the his stephen's memory and his family's tireless work. most definitely. >> may god rest his soul. that poor lad. sean. who's your greatest briton? >> my greatest briton is the clink project that's in, hmp brixton, which they now serving afternoon tea. but what it is, it's a it's a project that helps people rehabilitate when they're in jail, which i think is really important. yes we want people to do, do, do their p

italian opponent angela carini gave up after 46 seconds. the scandalous fight is being discussed all over the world; the fight has already become the subject of a dispute between the italian prime minister miloni and the head of mok bach. at the meeting, she argued that we did not need such boxing, because the forces were obviously not equal, but bach saw the algerian boxer as exclusively a woman. we agreed to keep in touch in order to adopt the same scientific basis to make the situation more understandable, because heliw the woman has been participating in competitions at the international level for 6 years - thomas bach told the ansap agency. the result of a meeting with prime minister miloni in paris. the situation is not trivial. iman khililif really looks like in all his childhood photos girl. moreover, in algeria, where 98% of the population is muslim, gender reassignment surgery is prohibited. but when khiliv’s remarkable strength was noticed even in her teens, the school coach was right. there were victories, but also complaints fr

and that's what the angela carini was saying. on the case of khalife in as an individual, because i think we have to remember there's a person involved in all this. absolutely and remember caster semenya talking about how it felt. and i think, you know, it has it seems to be clear from what the ioc are saying that she is a woman and we have to just take that on trust. but look, there's no doubt that men have a significant physical advantage when it comes to competitive sport, not just boxing, where it's power and strength, but in terms of their bone density, in terms of their bone density, in terms of their bone density, in terms of muscle mass, in terms of that speed, power , explosive of that speed, power, explosive power, lung capacity even even with, yeah, lung capacity, red blood cell oxygen, take up all of that. even men who have transitioned. and i know we're not talking about trans now, but even men who have transitioned and have lower testosterone. the fact that they've been through male puberty gives them greater streng

many after italian boxer angela carini took very hard hits and gave up quickly declaring was unjust.apologizing about the abrupt exit. critics processed the decisions to include the 2 boxers. still defending the choice saying the athletes are women on their passports as well as criticizing the russian run iba for a lack of transparency. trace the next match of algerian caliph saturday kathy opponent is saying she's not afraid. will see. back to. >> trace: greg lived in london. thank you the spring fox news can trigger caitlyn jenner olympic icon who willie gold in the decathlon break in the world record at the time. it was believe me spee and a long time ago smack unbelievable , 1 of the great athletes in the history of this country. it's great to have you on here. so the issue at the boxer what do you think clearly taco transgender issues and we should know this is nothing to do with transgender issues at all. this is a female boxer who was born as a female and dealt the sand and now they are saying she doesn't deserve to be able to box. >> she suffers from hyper androgynous him, in

italian angela carini, live, live i mean, i couldn’t hold back my tears at all right in the ring, especiallygreat passion of french president emmanuel macron for boxing, but as it turned out, communication with the country gives him no less joy. into the women's categories, and it's not about discrimination against someone, it's about protecting the rights of athletes who should be able to compete in the early stages, it's also a safety issue, i think it's necessary consider the consequences and not discriminate, it was not a fair battle. well , transgender in general, these lgbt people are banned, thank god, finally in russia, this is not about equality, it’s about the right of certain people to the fact that everything is permissible, in fact, of uncertain people. well , apparently, overseas , by the way, what’s surprising is that valentina gomez, an american and candidate for secretary of state from the republicans from missouri, expressed her indignation: before, if a man hit a woman, he was sent to prison, now they give you a gold medal at the olympic games for this, these are the worst

seconds that shocked the world of women's boxing. 1/8 finals of the olympic tournament, italian angela cariniears, kneeling in the center of the ring , screaming in pain and resentment. two crushing blows to the face and refusal to continue the fight. contrary to tradition, karinya refuses. the world's media writes about men in women's boxing. the international olympic committee just shrugs it off. there are no problems with transgender participation in the paris olympics. and not a word about the fact that biological men are going to steal women's medals. the issue of transgender boxers fighting in women's matches concerns real people, and we are talking about the lives of real people. they competed continue to compete in women's competitions. they have lost and won against other women for many years. years. and by the way, this is not a transgender problem. in this case, it is established that they are women who have been participating in competitions for many years. at the games in paris, the new moc concept for transgender athletes came into force. it suggests that no athlete should be ex

in the end, the italian angela carini almost screamed in tears, i have never been beaten so hard, and the other defeated opponents, two suspicious boxers, showed xx with their hands as a sign that they have female chromosomes. the version that khilif and yutin are probably also women, but with features, the so-called intersexuals, against the background of the torn few people have been accepted into women's sports for transgender people, and the gender issue has become even more acute in world politics. who wants men to compete in women's sports? i would like to congratulate the young woman who made the transition from a man to a boxer, you saw, he won, she won a gold medal, and what about that beautiful italian boxer, she didn't understand what was going on in the ring, it's not good, what madness, and kamala harris wants men to play women's sports, they drive people crazy, and in the american shot putter raven saunders, who considers herself a non-binary minority, that is, with her gender, as if she has not decided and demands to be called not she, but they, also competed in the wom

italian angela carini finishes the 1/8 finals of the olympic tournament in in tears, kneeling in the crushing blows to the face and refusal to continue the fight. contrary to tradition, karinya refuses to shake hands with her rival, but... is it a rival? algeria's iman khililif was disqualified from the world championships last year. gender tests showed he was a man. taiwan's lin yuiting failed the test, but she is also competing among women in paris. two genetic tests, the second was completely deep, showed 100% that these are men, so there is no such doubt. we have sent documents to the international olympic committee more than once. accused the organizers of dishonest refereeing in the fight of italian aziz abes. shame on you, this is robbery, we thought we could protect the boxers and avoid the infamy of the past. the fight, which was dominated by obes and lost on a miserable verdict, shows that nothing has changed. the eggs of tolerance, new ethics and professional sports placed in one basket were broken at the tokyo olympics 3 years ago back. it was then that a transgender weig

before, a more dramatic and short-lived battle was fought by iman hililif from algeria, italian angela carinihan 46 seconds against an opponent with a male chromosome, lost as expected, and began to cry from outrageous injustice, announce it completely the next day. boom, who are we to judge, we are athletes, we are not judges, for me this is not a defeat, i leave with my head held high and now i say goodbye to boxing. the international olympic movement is being significantly devalued and, unfortunately, is becoming a victim of these pseudo-liberal manifestations that... sometimes border on perversions, here it is worth regretting, we would still prefer to see the good old international olympic committee with the good old classical worldview, olympic and the ideas of olympism, in which russian athletes also occupied an important place, but unfortunately these times have already passed, we didn’t watch the fight, and to be honest, there is no special desire. the international olympic committee said instead of condemning. that he will study the safety of transgender people at these games, and t

seconds that shocked the world of women's boxing. 1/8 finals of the olympic tournament, italian angela cariniears, kneeling in the center of the ring screaming in pain and resentment. two crushing blows to the face and refusal to continue the fight, contrary to tradition, karinya refuses to shake hands with her opponent, but is it her opponent? algeria's iman khelif was disqualified from the world championships last year, tests gender identity was shown, this is a man. taiwan's linking failed the test, but she is also competing among women in paris. two genetic tests, the second was completely in-depth. 100% showed that these are men, so there are no such doubts, we have sent documents to the international olympic committee more than once, the world media writes about men in women’s boxing, the international olympic committee only brushes it off, there are no problems with the participation of transgender people in the paris olympics, and not a word about the fact that biological the men are going to steal the women's medals. the issue of transgender actors fighting in women's matches concern

the day before, the fight between imanhilif from algeria and the italian angela carini was more dramaticlived, who could not survive more than 46 seconds against an opponent with a male chromosome, lost as expected, burst into tears from the outrageous injustice, and the next day completely announced the end of her career. i asked myself who was in front of me, but it’s not for me to decide. i'm also sorry. there is a media boom around us, who are we to judge, we are athletes, we are not judges, for me this is not defeat, i leave with my head held high, and now i say goodbye to... with boxing , the international olympic movement is significantly devalued, unfortunately it becomes a victim of these pseudo-liberal manifestations, which sometimes border on perversions, but here it is worth regretting, we would prefer everything - still see the good old international olympic committee with the good old classical worldview, the olympic and the ideas of olympism, in which russians also occupied an important place... instead of condemnation, the olympic committee stated that it would study the

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the day before, a more dramatic and short-lived fight at imankilif from algeria, italian angela carini, who could not survive more than 46 seconds against an opponent with a male chromosome, lost as expected, burst into tears from the outrageous injustice, and the next day completely announced her retirement. i asked myself who was in front of me, but it’s not for me to decide. i also feel sorry for the media boom around us. who are we, what? judge, we are athletes, we are not judges, for me this is not a defeat, i leave with my head held high, and now i say goodbye to boxing. the international olympic movement is being significantly devalued and, unfortunately, is becoming a victim of these pseudo-liberal manifestations, which sometimes border on perversion. it’s worth regretting here, we would still prefer to see the good old international olympic committee with the old ones. good classical worldview, olympic and ideas of olympism, in which there is an important place russian athletes were also occupied, but unfortunately those times are already over, they didn’t watch the fight, and

fighter banned by the iba forfailing an unspecified gender test, won herfirst bout when opponent, angela carini 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 guidance and the framework and the support to make those decisions correctly. there is little information about what tests the iba carried out to decide the fighters were not eligable for women's boxing. the ioc, which is organising the boxing competition because the iba is suspended over governace issues, has said the tests were arbitrary and that the fighters meet their rules. the algerian boxer was born female, was registered female, lived her life as a female, boxed as a female, has a female passport. this is not a transgender case. scientifically, this is not a man fi

and the italian boxer angela carini, she has since apologized for her treatment of relief after their>> i want to bring in jamil hill. >> she's a contributing writer for the atlantic and the host of jemele hill is unbothered podcast, jamil. so good to see you. i have been seeing this headline and following it for days now, thinking about all that's been taking place and all the speculation, people jumped the gun on this before knowing the full story. why were they so quick to come out against her? >> it's really simple the reality is that people in this country, certain people, certain groups of people, the conservative right being at the top of the list are weaponizing trans women and trans community and using that as part of their ongoing culture wars. and this young lady unfortunately was the victim of what is a gross american mentality is not adapted by all mentality, but we're talking about that there is certainly a huge issue with transphobia and our country. and if people understood for two minutes what the dynamics of this was, it for should have got out of hand in this regard

there was widespread outrage when italian boxer angela carini abandoned her match with khalife afternds, saying she had to preserve her life. but the international olympic committee has strongly defended the athletes, pointing out they have always competed as women. so to discuss this controversy , i'm discuss this controversy, i'm delighted now to be joined by the director of sport at fair play for women, fiona mckinnon. welcome to the show . welcome to the show. >> thank you. fiona, i'd like you to clarify it for us. >> there has been an eligibility test which was conducted by the international boxing association. these two athletes were disqualified from the world boxing championships. is that right? >> this is what the iba have said. and they have apparently written to the ioc and told them all about it. but there's a row here between the international boxing association and the ioc , boxing association and the ioc, nothing to do with gender. and it goes back to governance issues and accusations of corruption. so what we're seeing here is the politics of boxing has has led to the

the quarterfinals at the tokyo games three years ago, landed two punches on her italian opponent angela carini the fight after just 46 seconds, her coach saying that she had damaged her nose. she refused to shake hands or acknowledge khelif after the fight and broke down in tears. translation: could have been the match of my — translation: could have been the match of my life. _ translation: could have been the match of my life. but _ translation: could have been the match of my life. but i _ translation: could have been the match of my life. but i need - translation: could have been the match of my life. but i need to - match of my life. but i need to protect my life as well. i could not bear the pain. protect my life as well. i could not bearthe pain. i protect my life as well. i could not bear the pain. i was not scared. i'm not scared of the rain. i'm not scared of getting hurt. but this time, there is a limit to everything, and i put a limit at this match. i'm here forthe i'm here for the gold cup i'm here forthe_ i'm here for the gold cup i'm here for the gold, and i fight everybody. khe

her way through to the last eight — in the women's 66 kilo category after her opponent, italy's angela carini face and walked to her corner where she was heard saying "its not right". the italian boxer was in tears after the bout — she told reporters it was the hardest punch she had ever taken — and that she had stopped the fight to preserve her life. khelif — along with taiwan's lin yu—ting — were cleared to compete in paris, despite being disqualified from last year's world boxing championships forfailing gender eligibility 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

you may remember olympic women's boxer angela carini tapping out after just 40s against algerian opponent imani khalaf. news of kahleah failing a gender eligibility test at the world championships last year created an online uproar. musk and rowling were among the most critical rowling, accused of being a man who, quote, enjoyed the distress of a woman he's just punched in the head. musk reshared a tweet saying men don't belong in women's sports. they're just two names in a larger criminal complaint, the suit also filed against x, which under french law allows authorities to investigate anyone associated with the platform. still ahead, a $20 billion bond designed to fund new housing in the bay area is being pulled from the november ballot. the reason you won't be able to vote on it and as affordable housing remains a major issue in the bay area. prices on homes continue to soar. the staggering numbers next. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. as back to school continues. we're looking all good tomorrow morning. lots of sunshine, 64 by eight. a m. by 11 a.m. we're at 78. more details on

i mean, the scenes we saw angela carini, the scenes we saw angela carini, the italian boxer, yesterday you know, on the mat after facing a male in the ring. this has become global news. people are horrified by it. totally understandably, and i hope it will be the breaking point for this awful ideology , and that this awful ideology, and that the ioc will change course and return to sex testing and fairness for female athletes. >> let me say it's been the deepest privilege to have you on the show. my profound thanks to british olympian mara yamauchi. thank you, mara . bold and brave thank you, mara. bold and brave words and i think important words. of course, there is a flip side to this. many would argue that the ioc simply want to accommodate people who identify by a different gender. i know it's complex. there is a grey area regarding this person's biology, but my last guest there, mara yamauchi, very clear that that particular boxer is a biological male. why are we even debating this? it's strange, isn't it? because the woke were telling us during the pandemic to follow the science.

italian angela carini stayed in the ring for only 46 seconds in a fight with transgender imam khelifm algeria and refused to continue the fight. at the previous world cup, khalif was disqualified due to the presence of male xy chromosomes. italian prime minister george maloni even expressed her protest. sitora turdibekova, a boxer from... uzbekistan, faced a similar situation. she lost either to the athlete or to the athlete from taiwan lin yuting. the former man simply stated how he felt a woman this was enough for the international olympic committee to allow the athlete to compete. like algeria's iman khelif, lin yutin failed the gender test at the '23 world cup. but an employee of the paris swimming pool became the favorite of social networks. american swimmer... emma weber lost her cap during performances. a man in colored swimming trunks tried to save the situation. to the applause of the audience, he plunged into the pool and took out a cap. the beauty of the deed was complemented only by beautiful swimming trunks. the espresso tv channel and the vesna charitable fund opened a

i mean, the scenes we saw angela carini, the scenes we saw angela carini, the italian boxer, yesterday you know, on the mat after facing a male in the ring. this has become global news. people are horrified by it. totally understandably, and i hope it will be the breaking point for this awful ideology , and that this awful ideology, and that the ioc will change course and return to sex testing and fairness for female athletes. >> let me say it's been the deepest privilege to have you on the show. my profound thanks to british olympian mara yamauchi. thank you, mara . bold and brave thank you, mara. bold and brave words and i think important words. of course, there is a flip side to this. many would argue that the ioc simply want to accommodate people who identify by a different gender. i know it's complex. there is a grey area regarding this person's biology, but my last guest there, mara yamauchi, very clear that that particular boxer is a biological male. why are we even debating this? it's strange, isn't it? because the woke were telling us during the pandemic to follow the science.

nueve medallas olimpicas olimpicas en total y andrade cuatro polemica en el ring, la italiana angela carinide su rival, calif fue descalificada del campeonato mundial del 2023 despues de fallar una prueba de genero y su presencia en los juegos y ha convertido en todo un tema y los medallistas olimpicos de ping pong de china, corea del norte y corea del sur ofrecieron esta imagen. >> hicieron un selfie juntos en el podio celebrando la victoria pese a las tensiones entre los gobiernos. >> mientras paris se sigue vistiendo de gala olimpica, regreso con ustedes al estudio pablo aguabella, telemundo d deportes. >> pablo, muchisimas gracias por este informe. >> por cierto, vamos a echarle un vistazo al medallero olimpico de estados unidos, sigue en la cima con 37 preseas. >> le sigue el pais anzidion, francia y despues esta china, que sigue acumulando la mayor parte de las medallas doradas gran bretana y despues australia. >> asi van estos olimpicos en paris y nosotros pues le damos las gracias por habernos a acompanado, gracias por su confianza y sintonia, y lo vamos a dejar con la isla desafio

angela carini.nd so the background to this is that the background to this is that the iba, who are governing boxing , refused the rights of boxing, refused the rights of angela carini. sorry, i mean, de—man khalife and another boxer, chinese boxer called lin yuting to compete at the world championships last year because they failed the gender tests. and so , again, this is nothing and so, again, this is nothing to do with what we're talking about here. but the iba were told they aren't governing boxing at the olympics because they were just due to government governance issues. they weren't scoring bouts correctly. there were other failures. and so there's nothing to do with what they with this. but they were told they weren't in charge of boxing at the olympics. it fell within the remit of the boxing unit at paris. their rules are much more much less stringent. and so that's why. and eamonn khalife has found her way into into the ring and she could of caused a lot of damage yesterday. >> and she did

khelif progressed in the competition yesterday after her opponent angela carini withdrew, saying sheelif and lin yuting 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 incredibly uncomfortable to watch for the 46 seconds it lasted it was an incredibly uncomfortable to watch for the 46 seconds it lasted, and i know there's a concern about women competitors, about whether we're getting the balance right in notjust boxing but other sports as well. and 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 the biological facts are far more complicated than is being presented on social media and in some of the speculation. but i think as sporting bodies try to get the balance between inclusion, fairness and safety, there is a role for government to make sure they've got the guidance and framework and

fighter banned by the iba forfailing an unspecified gender test, won herfirst bout when opponent, angela cariniamid 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 guidance and the framework and the support to make those decisions correctly. there is little information about what tests the iba carried out to decide the fighters were not eligable for women's boxing. the ioc, which is organising the boxing competition because the iba is suspended over governace issues, has said the tests were arbitrary and that the fighters meet their rules. the algerian boxer was born female, was registered female, lived her life as a female, boxed as a female, has a female passport. this is not a transgender case. scientifically, this is not a man fighting a woman. tomorrow in this ring, khelif will fight again against a hungarian opponent and

i'm here is a monthly fee to tell you the opponent angela carini. so quits up to 46 seconds, intense but a suspected broken nose convenience as it was on a political statement and had no problem. a fighting leaf was blocked from competing at the world championships in 2023 due to alleged elevated levels of testosterone. algeria as team condemned what it caused lies, i'm ethical targeting of its athlete, but it's been has more from power the amount of how he is in this phone line up to being disqualified from the 2023 world championships. failing to meet international books and associates and rules to prevent athletes with an x y chromosome, that's a males chromosome from competing in women's events. she was, however, allowed to compete in the olympics. now her opponent angela coline was no match. that's at least speed and long reach. on up to 46 seconds you received a powerful punch to the nose and she abandoned the game was very, very unusual in olympic boxing. now, some sports allow limited levels of testosterone for athletes and women. women's.

khelif progressed in the competition yesterday after her opponent angela carini withdrew saying she hadlife. 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 speculation. i think that as sporting bodies try to strike a balance between safety, inclusion... i think there is a framework that they had to make these decisions correctly and i will be speaking to these sporting bodies over the comi