court oralreme argument in colorado department of state versus baca. it is the second case impacted by the high court's unanimous ruling that a state can require an elector to vote for the presidential candidate who won that state's popular vote or face penalties. this oral argument is one hour. >> we will hear argument next in case 19-518, the colorado department of state versus michael baca. i note at the outset that justice sotomayor is recused in this case. general weiser. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the constitution authorizes states to use their authority to remove a bribed elector, one who engages in a rebellion or one who would perpetrate a bait and switch on the people of their state by voting contrary to a binding pledge. by contrast, if a state wishes to treat electors as free agents rather than as proxy voters, it is free to do so. in short, states determine how to select electors and ensure that they meet the relative requirements and perform their duties as assigned. this means under green that states can

only a few hospitals in germany offer it as part of a routine cardiac work up that's one reason why bacafounded a center for women's heart health a move that raised eyebrows among some of his colleagues here for not happy on the scent of a fallen hats and when we founded the women's heart center year and a half ago many of my colleagues were amused. a highly respected senior cardiologist even said that focusing on women's hearts was frivolous. fallen. shows that there's still not enough awareness about these issues. that's despite the fact it's long been known that men and women are different when it comes to heart disease. about 80 percent of men who saw her heart attack experience typical symptoms such as acute chest pain that's true with only 60 percent of women. they're more likely to have a stomach ache noisier vomiting and extreme fatigue women are more likely to suffer from heart conditions that are not easy to identify using standard diagnostic procedures such as an e.c.g. or cardiac catheterization. and when they have a heart attack women are about 20 percent more likely to die

she no longer experiences the angina episodes as it was a huge relief 1st of all because professor bacawas able to tell me this is your diagnosis we can help you and you can live a long and healthy life with this because i finally knew i wasn't crazy these years i wasn't simply imagining it it was real. paris i was fortunate but proper medical treatment for women shouldn't just be a matter of luck. and many studies the reference model is actually a reference man he's white around 30 years old and weighs around 70 that's the default used to set many standards thermostats in offices and trains are setting men's preferences leaving women out in the cold or car safety based on male crash test dummies women drivers are nearly 20 percent more likely to die in an accident but in some fields at least change is underway. for police officers the proper protective gear can spell life or death this bavarian riot police unit needs a lot of protective equipment like bullet proof or ballistic vests before they commit to buying they spend months testing them to did christine and marina's turn as of use

president continued working on adjustment through the night they probably didn't get much sleep or baca what we heard from a german diplomatic source is that negotiations are at an important stays and that is actually worth continuing working because apparently there's a strong will to really find a solution here is what your leaders had to say yesterday after the meeting someone gets lost in summary one can say it is going quite well things are going in the right direction of course as you'd expect it's a tough struggle a tough negotiation with the movement in the right direction and that's the most important thing the speech text 7 of us if we're going through a series of stalemate there are many issues we are discussing. i'm inviting all leaders to converge towards a common aim 'd to approve the next generation you which is a plan for european recovery not just for the country's most affected by coronavirus but for all of europe. so the rain i guess they'd rather opposing views pretty much sum up the current situation of where we are in the negotiations. yeah there are still the civi

recovery fund is basically about i see that's very clear thank you for outlining that for us dr phillip baca on the vienna institute for international economic studies a scientist at oxford university sector out of virus vaccine being developed with the pharmaceutical giant astra zeneca is showing promise after its 1st human trials but they're not the only contenders working on a vaccine dozens of big and start up pharma firms are in the race astra zeneca seems to be pulling ahead of the competition its vaccine was given to more than a 1000 volunteers they are produce an immune response the potential vaccine is one of at least $100.00 being developed across the world for covert 19 at least $23.00 of them are already in human trials according to the world health organisation. these are just some of the companies participating in the race against the coronavirus among them global players like pfizer sun orphy and johnson and johnson but there are so many unfamiliar names on that list start ups that are at the forefront against kobe bryant teen britain is snapping up 30000000 doses from german

court oralreme argument in colorado department of state versus baca. it is the second case impacted by the high court's unanimous ruling that a state can require an elector to vote for the presidential candidate who won that state's popular vote or face penalties. this oral argument is one hour. >> we will hear argument next in case 19-518, the colorado department of state versus michael baca. i note at the outset that justice sotomayor is recused in this case. general weiser. >> thank you, mr. chief justice, and may it please the court. the constitution authorizes states to use their authority to remove a bribed elector, one who

months but they really imposed a blockade a day later libya's national all corporation blame taftanaz baca the united arab emirates for ordering the move the u.a.e. says although oil production should resume it wants what it calls safeguards in place to ensure revenues aren't used to fuel the conflict mahmoud has more from tripoli no sooner had the national oil corporation and i was lifting the force measured on the oil crescent than half that a spokesman and i said continuation of the oil. sitting a number of conditions as a prerequisite to open the oil crescent area the conditions include opening a new account in a 3rd country to receive the oil revenues and to get an equitable distribution of the oil revenues on all libyans and he also demanded that the accounts at the central bank of libya must be if you were to find out where did. we're spent over the past years now the government of national accord officials say that those conditions are incapacitating and it instead they say that they cannot proceed in a negotiations with have to unless and until the oil christians area oil and inst

stock market as it relates to the coin poloroid and the man on the street and they lunchbox guy joe baca down it's apparent you know there's a huge. disparity here right stock markets are all time high and we are and the beginning of a depression while we work through this before us charlie started this many times. already and that was going to respond but we had a reagan coalition that she 1000 i crush you thought security done extremely well let's go back to our record levels of. assets that would stroll into people's lives destroy the many is. what happened at the time was. with her views of attention on a system i don't know maybe that was caught on time should. it not disobeying the problems that made problems a little a lot bigger a lot of the same so i'm out looking not so sure with a cause greater ability to whistle on than. because for various reasons which been documented already and i just i started say to take a picture not necessary when i was working in banking but whatever site 1st the banks collapsed you know it's always the people that were never responsible for any of t

met scrambling for a solution while the president's spokesman but a chief in defense minister ahmed baca yuko are among the favorites the 81 year old ouattara could be asked to run for a 3rd term. for the loss of body is like starting all over again but we have to stay strong and leave strong we are very devastated because i'm a do was a man of honor he died in the line of duty so we must be like him and stand strong because there is also the sense of responsibility that requires us to make thousands of ivorians count on president our son or daughter what has until july 28th to decide whether to be a candidate his opponents including former president going to be day also a candidate to the presidency accuses want to or failing to address political grievances that law. to the 2011 civil war when former president laurent gbagbo refused to concede defeat 3000 people died in tens of thousands were displaced as politicians fought for power. there is fueling a sense of instability months before a much anticipated election which is now getting many oborne ians worried nicholas hark al jazeera.

scrambling for a solution while the president's spokesman better chief and defense minister ahmed baca yuko are among the favorites the 81 year old ouattara could be asked to run for a 3rd term. the loss of amadou don't call it is like starting all over again but we have to stay strong and leave strong we are very devastated because i'm a do was a man of honor he died in the line of duty so we must be like him and stand strong because there is also the sense of responsibility that requires us to make thousands of ivorians count on president our son or daughter what has until july 28th to decide whether to be a candidate his opponents including former president clinton b.j. also a candidate to the presidency accuses want to earth failing to address political grievances that led to the 2011 civil war when former president laurent gbagbo refused to concede defeat 3000 people died and tens of thousands were displaced as politicians fought for power. that is fueling a sense of instability months before a much anticipated election which is now getting many ivorians worried nicholas hawk al-j

baca: it is a moving situation, very volatile depending on how the pandemic pans out.e pandemic, we do see asian banks, including singapore banks, holding strong capitalization. we see the saving increase but it remains to be seen the extent of the damage. haslinda: what about indian banks? stress tests show they are on thin ice. the outlook on the asset quality is not looking good. sure -- in april, we changed the outlook on all azor -- asia-pacific banking systems to negative, india included. the broad trend is similar across asia. the negative outlook really reflects the pen -- the effects of the pandemic. we see operating environments becoming more challenging. for indian banks particularly in terms of the asset quality, these banks have been under stress from their corporate loan book for many years and with the pandemic ongoing, we do see retail also come under stress. at the same time, these banks have sizable exposures to the loan bank financial institutions and with the solvency pressure going on that particular sector, we do see the risk of contagion there. q

this ruling also applies to a similar case, colorado department of state versus baca.