and lissa to look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. authorities in the southern indian state of telangana have sacked 48000 regional transport workers that after a strike they were staging continued beyond the 2 day deadline set by the regional government state ministers said it was unpardonable to take industrial action during festival season. the gap between the haves and the have nots in germany is bigger than ever before according to a new study that's despite a generally healthy economy and years of sustained economic growth the hog's booklet foundation's studies scuse me the foundation study shows that while high income groups have become wealthier through investment and business income the poorest 40 percent of households have slid backwards under. the british government has brought home the last of the 150000 holiday makers left stranded by the collapse of thomas cook the final rescue service was from florida to manchester the same route as the company's last overflight 2 weeks ago. it would be a 1st for any german city a measu

he have to compliment the government for lissa drudgery you all part of this government you are a representative of government and you're speaking as though it's a foreign entity what are you doing what have you done what we do is basically advice from government in terms of what are the new young. sponsibility it is provided for them ok i don't know what has been provided what i'm delighted is what is coming from. the discussion is to ensure that we work with government and we can bring out the example to see government hospital by that i mean dollars or $10000000.00 and this is about investment in terms of supporting young people alright let me come to will suffice here because you know we're hearing from the n.y.c. that they have plans because of things that might happen in the future but you know already doing something about it do you think your government has let you down. you know for members. but does not you know. does not work you think you know. almost every talk a i want to us as well who is another social analyst it sounds like the more we dig into this issue the more complex it app

a government i don't think anybody really prefers the idea of a minority government with the joint lissa porting from outside that's politically very sensitive i'm sure that blue and white will try to tempt some of those parties from the right wing bloc to peel off when it comes to now his own decision making my thinking is that he has 2 major demands that he seems to have really wanted. to achieve which is which are the conditions that he set when he was supposed to form the government one is to keep this big block of right wing parties together and the other is that he continue being prime minister preferably 1st if there is a rotation my thinking is that if he has to give up on one of those i imagine that he would be more likely to give up on the right wing bloc if he gets something that you know acceptable in his terms regarding how he can continue to be prime minister despite the fact that the legal challenges are closing in around him it's the kind of thing that the president himself ruben rivlin proposed.

faced 2 new lawsuits accusing priests of abusing minors at least one of them is an active ministry lissa's left all of our people you bewildered frustrated and angry our good and faithful priest demoralized and us bishops somber and contrite. i have also heard this chilling comment more than once cardinal dolan we've been so let down that we're beginning to lose trust in you bishops. that stings without your trust i don't have a lot left. so i would ask him. she lost my trust. what do you expect to do about that. i know you don't want this out there i know you doubt but have you asked for forgiveness so is your holy priest. and why the being there what he that's what. i what i say is because i know and he knows i wouldn't just. in the land of the free the cost of medication is killing people this particular pill is going to be anywhere from $800.00 to $1100.00 and citizens are desperate entire bus load of americans coming to walmart and came to the to buy insulin because this where they can afford it faultlines investigates the spiraling costs of prescription drugs in the usa i will have t

a government i don't think anybody really prefers the idea of a minority government with the joint lissa porting from outside that's politically very sensitive i'm sure that blue and white will try to tempt some of those parties from the right wing bloc to peel off when it comes to now his own decision making my thinking is that he has 2 major demands that he seems to have really wanted. to achieve which is which are the conditions that he set when he was supposed to form the government one is to keep this big block of right wing parties together and the other is that he continue being prime minister preferably 1st if there is a rotation my thinking is that if he has to give up on one of those i imagine that he would be more likely to give up on the right wing bloc if he gets something that you know acceptable in his terms regarding how he can continue to be prime minister despite the fact that the legal challenges are closing in around him it's the kind of thing that the president himself ruben rivlin proposed to the parties when it's on yahoo was supposed to have the mandate when netan

a government i don't think anybody really prefers the idea of a minority government with the joint lissa porting from outside that's politically very sensitive i'm sure that blue and white will try to tempt some of those parties from the right wing bloc to peel off when it comes to his own decision making my thinking is that he has 2 major demands that he seems to have really wanted. to achieve which is which are the conditions that he set when he was supposed to form the government one is to keep this big block of right wing parties together and the other is that he continue being prime minister preferably 1st if there is a rotation my thinking is that if he has to give up on one of those i imagine that he would be more likely to give up on the right wing bloc if he gets something that you know acceptable in his terms regarding how he can continue to be prime minister despite the fact that the legal challenges are closing in around him it's the kind of thing that the president himself ruben rivlin proposed to the parties when it's on yahoo was supposed to have the mandate when netanyahu

a government i don't think anybody really prefers the idea of a minority government with the joint lissa porting from outside that's politically very sensitive i'm sure that blue and white will try to tempt some of those parties from the right wing bloc to peel off when it comes to his own decision making my thinking is that he has 2 major demands that he seems to have really wanted. to achieve which is which are the conditions that he set when he was supposed to form the government one is to keep this big block of right wing parties together and the other is that he continue being prime minister preferably 1st if there is a rotation my thinking is that if he has to give up on one of those i imagine that he would be more likely to give up on the right wing bloc if he gets something that you know acceptable in his terms regarding how he can continue to be prime minister despite the fact that the legal challenges are closing in around him it's the kind of thing that the president himself ruben rivlin proposed to the parties when it's on yahoo was supposed to have the mandate when netanyahu

gloria borger, cnn chief political analyst and ryan lissa, politico's chief correspondent and cnn senior analyst. welcome to both of you and a lot to go through. gloria start with you, again to underscore to everyone keeping up, right? there's a lot. a lot happening. so many people, my takeaway from the reporting, so many people expressed concern about trump holding up these millions of dollars in funds, in aid to ukraine. you have republican senators, the pentagon, omb, former ambassador bill taylor and other diplomats. what do you think when you look at the totality of this? >> i think that donald trump was the one making the decisions. period. end of paragraph. that's it. in consultation, of course, perhaps with rudy giuliani, his personal attorney, and the person who was so involved in crafting this alternate ukraine policy, because he represented clients there and because he wanted to get the political payback the president thought he was due from ukraine to investigate his political enemies. there seems to be no other reason. the question that i have is, what pushed him? what pushe