Hopes for quiet and calm dashed as the rockets resume. Israel stopped its attacks for all of six hours, but hamas never accepted the terms of the ceasefire and never stopped firing. Israel says its been hit by 141 rockets since 9 00 a. M. This morning. Thats the equivalent of one every six minutes. Israel has now confirmed its first fatality in the conflict, but in gaza, the death toll much higher. More than 200 have been killed, and many civilians among them. Israel says its warning residents of northern gaza to leave their homes now for their own safety ahead of more strikes. We have reports from both sides. Wolf blitzer in jerusalem, ben wedeman in gaza city. And i want to begin with you, wolf. Wolf, obviously, the israels adhering to the ceasefire, for, as we said, all of six hours. And hamas, though never stopping firing. Is there any hope the ceasefire could hold at this point . Reporter theres hope, but its not looking good in the shortterm. The shortterm, it looks like there will be more military action on the part of the israels. The Israel Cabinet in emergency session, just wrapped up a meeting in tel aviv. Now the Prime Minister is back, i hear, in jerusalem. And they seem to be gearing up for some limited ground operations, going after certain tunnels, underground bunkers in northern gaza. Theyve distributed leaflets and told palestinians in northern gaza and elsewhere in gaza, as well, get ready and move out of these areas. I do anticipate, there will be some heightened military activity in the coming days. Although, behind the scenes, there are still efforts underway to try to convince hamas to go ahead and accept a ceasefire. I know the objections, the turks, the Palestinian Authority of president Mahmoud Abbas are all working behind the scenes to convince hamas to go along with a deal. They rejected it earlier today. Well see what happens in the next few days. Wolf blitzer, thank you. Wolf is live in jerusalem tonight. I want to go to ben wedeman in gaza city. You just heard wolf talking about the israel hopes for the ceasefire. Obviously, hamas used the words yesterday, that it was a joke. They never stopped firing their missiles. But now, you hear the israels saying, look, clear out of these parts of gaza to civilians, because there are going to be strikes. Are people doing that . Yes, some people are. We understand that, for instance, in one neighborhood, to the northeast of here, people got those phone calls, recorded calls in arabic, where the caller identifies himself as speaking on behalf of the Israel Defense forces, telling people they should get out. And we understand theyve already started to move towards gaza city, where that message told them they should go. Keep in mind, there are already 17,000 people who have left the northern part of gaza, staying in u. N. Schools, which are already very crowded. But, obviously, this is not a good sign about what could be happening in the hours or days ahead, erin. Ben, thank you very much. And an image that, i think, to bring home to many in the United States. You get those reverse phone calls when theres emergencies. Can you imagine get that phone call, a reverse phone call of missiles that are about to hit your home if you didnt leave. Joining me now, the state department spokesperson, jen psaki. Great to have you here. Secretary kerry, is he going to be going on the scene to help negotiate a ceasefire . Well, erin, secretary kerry has been engaged with the parties. That includes the egyptians, the qataris, a range of countries in the region, as well as the israelis on the ground, over the course of the last couple of days. Hes prepared to repack his suitcase, get some new shirts, and go back tomorrow if he can play a role in the diplomatic process here. We havent made the decision to do that yet. Hes going to be consulting with the president , with other officials in washington, and well see whats needed and whats appropriate, as the week commences. All right, but, obviously, that he would be ready to go at any second. The thing is, though, he spent nine months trying to work out a Peace Agreement between the israeli and palestinians which ended in a stalemate. And i want to play what you said back in april when those talks broke down. Here you are back then. The secretary agrees that the israelis and the palestinians have both taken unhelpful steps throughout this process. Its up to them to determine if theres a path forward. What youve said, obviously, they done a lot more unhelpful things since then, given the situation were in now. Why would u. S. No. Now be any more productive . First, let me say, what were seeing on the ground now, the danger on the ground, the violence on the ground, its a reminder why a Peace Process and why a twostate solution is necessary. And why the status quo is, in fact, not sustainable at all. The United States maintains a strong relationship with israel, maintains a strong relationship with a range of countries in the region. We have a stake in the stability in the region. S and just because the Peace Process didnt quite work out this time, it doesnt mean that we dont have strong relationships and a role to play here, to return to peace in the region. And are you optimistic that it would work . The former Vice President , dick cheney, was on with jake tapper today here on cnn, and jake asked him whether he thinks a Peace Agreement is possible. And i dont want to quote him, i want you to hear what he said, because it was pretty direct. Here it is. I dont think you can negotiate a settlement with hamas. I think theyre absolutely sworn to fight to the death for the destruction of israel. Is that true . Well, the United States doesnt talk to hamas, but, other countries in the region do. And there are a range of countries, in the arab world, in the arab community, who are making a strong case, putting pressure on hamas. We remain engaged with them. You saw the proposal the egyptians put out there. That remains on the table. And so were hopeful we can return to a discussion about a ceasefire. Now, the spokesperson for hamas said last night, the ceasefire was a joke, and indeed, hamas never observed it. How do you negotiate with people who talk that way . They didnt even take a second to stop firing missiles last night . Were hopeful that the political wing of hamas can have some influence on the military wing. We know theres influence that many countries in the region can have here. The egyptians, obviously, have put forward a proposal that is a good faith proposal, that we think can be a basis for a discussion. I think its a reminder, Everybody Needs to remember here, including hamas, theyre putting the very people at risk in gaza that they say they want to keep safe. And thats ultimately whats at stake here, is the lives of civilians. And right, of course, israel said, look, when they want to strike a militant, they accused hamas of using human shields, putting women and children around those militants and forcing them to kill civilians. But i want to ask you about this. You have said again and again, israel has a right to defend itself. But 70 of the people that they have killed in gaza, that the palestinians have killed, have been zichcivilians. Sure, israelis warned them, leave your homes, because were going to bomb. But how can you call that inequity in terms of who is doinging defending themselves . I think its important to remember, when we say defending, were talking about the indiscriminate attacks and rocket launches that continued from hamas into israel, even after the ceasefire was proposed today. And you referenced this, israel held back for several hours, but they do have a right to defend their own people. They have certain Defense Systems and abilities to protect their own country. But, look, the reason we think that a ceasefire and a discussion of that is so important is because we do not want to see a single life lost, another life lost in gaza or anywhere in the region. And thats why this discussion is so urgent. Jen, thank you very much. Always good to speak with you. Great to see you. And outfront next, americas most famous undocumented immigrant, detained at the border. Why was he asking for it. And attorney general eric holder, under fire, guilty of race baiting. Take our poll at cnn. Com outfront. And the dating website that brought together a google executive and his alleged killer. The young woman who used it to hook up with rich, older men speak outfront. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, weve always been on the forefront of innovation. When the world called for speed. When the world called for stealth. Intelligence. Endurance. Affordability. Adaptability. 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Breaking news. Americas most famous undocumented immigrant, journalist Jose Antonio Vargas has just been released by Border Patrol agents. Vargas was a guest on this show last night. He was arrested this morning after attempting to board a plane along the border. The department of Homeland Security released a statement saying they encountered vargas at the airport and apprehended him after he stated he was in the country illegally. Mr. Vargas was transported to the mcallen Border Patrol station, where he was processed and provided with a notice to appear before an immigration judge. Now, vargas clearly wanted to be apprehended. He was at the border meeting with some of the tens of thousands of undocumented immigrants inside the country, but he has been in the u. S. For over 20 years. A lot of people say, did this goal of getting detained, was it worth it . Alima mouchado is outfront. Hes visited nearly 40 states in the past three years without any problem until now. This is Jose Antonio Vargas, at an airport in mcalan, texas, this morning. Moments later, this picture published by the huffington post, shows vargas detained by Border Patrol. Hes been on the border since last week, to see the crisis first hand and to visit a shelter helping many of the recent arrivals. But shortly after arriving in mcalan on thursday, vargas told cnn he was concerned about the significant Border Patrol presence in the area. He also expressed that concern on twitter, and in an essay published friday in politico magazine. Writing, quote, getting out of a border town in texas, by plane or by land, wont be easy. It might, in fact, be impossible. Then last night, he said this on outfront. What about your situation in particular . I mean, are you daring in a sense, jose antonio, to arrest you and to deport you . When i outed myself three years ago, my goal is to say, im one of the 11 Million People. Im not asking for special treatment. Im not asking for them to be any double standard. The government is doing that. My fate is tied to everybody else in this exact same situation. Reporter in this cnn film documented, he shares his own journey as an undocumented immigrant who came to the u. S. From the philippines as a child. He has been providing constant updates about his whereabouts on social media. One of his last tweets, written moments before being detained reads, about to go through security at mcallen airport, i dont know whats going to happen. But some are questioning that. A columnist with the National Review wrote in part, he pushed it too far, trying to pass through a checkpoint without the necessary papers. Then and only then did authorities take action. The department of Homeland Security says vargas was detained after he told Border Patrol agents he was in the country illegally. He was processed and given a notice to appear before an immigration judge. Meanwhile, vargas sent out a statement shortly after his release, thanking his supporters. He has not yet said what his next move will be. Erin . Alina, thank you very much. I mean, pretty this is an interesting story. And it fired a lot of people up. The cofounder and ceo of John Paul Mitchell spirits is me now. Hes the son of immigrants and now one of the wealthiest people in the country. And obviously, you have links to texas here. So let me you just heard alina muchados reporting. This is happening in texas. Whats your reaction to what he di did . My parents were immigrants, they went through the process of ellis islands and are legal immigrants. They came in that way. All of a sudden, when somebody comes up and says, i am a very famous person, im going to tell you im a illegal immigrant, theyre making a big deal because of their position. Under the law, no person is different from another human being. Were a country of the people, for the people, all the people. Were supposed to be treated equally. So i think its very embarrassing for him and his statement to Say Something like that. Because im special, i won these great awards, im letting you know, yeah, try and deport me. Very, very silly and very stupid. I think it kicks back what hes trying to do many, many years. He should do a little kinder, a little nicer, and not go to the forefront saying, im better to somebody else, but im going to say it, try to kick me out. Its wrong. Heres what he said last night. I asked about this issue of the children. Theyre trying to do good for these children. And i asked him what the, what congress should do about these kids. And i wanted to play for you what he said. Here he is. Sure. I dare any congressional member, the president , to look in the eyes of these children and tell them that theyre going to be sent back. I dare them to look in the eyes of these children. Because once you see them, how can you send them back . America is not a country that turns its back on children. Thats not who we are as a country. And thats an argument some are making, keep them all. But is that possible . No, and heres what theyre not looking at. Let alone of the 4 billion they want to appropriate through congress. Its not 4 billion, its 500 billion. These children, we all love our kids, but when you open the door, youre looking at 350 million kids. Thats double the population of the United States. Who wouldnt want their kid to come here if they knew they had a better life and all of a sudden everythings taken care of. So youre making the point, if you allow all of them to come in, youre just going to have so many more. Oh, my god, we love the children, but if you send the children back, and at the other end, we have a big facility for them, and we feed those children there, let them go back with their mom, and let the government at the same time realize this. You want to send in 60,000 children from honduras, fine. Were going to deduct exactly what it costs us off the foreign aid we give you every single year. That, or the problem is, theyre a country well give you that aid to help the children, or you can have the aid for what you want. Exactly, exactly. And i think its very embarrassing, of all these children here, whats going to happen to them . Theyll get into gangs, some of them get into prostitution, a bunch of children running around without parents, thousands of them. You can adopt it. My question to that young man, and with all do respect, he won great awards and won a worldwide award. Would you like to take a hundred of those kids on yourself and take care of them, sir . Its a very key question. Now, what about the money, the 3. 7 billion . And you have to say, this president has been tough on immigration. I keep saying this. He has sent deportation record after record. He wants another 3. 7 billion. Should he get it . Well, its not 3. 7. Hes fooling everybody. Its 500 billion. Well, youre saying if all of the children in the world came. No, if you double and triple it. Once that okay is given, and we want to help children out. And it means that any kid that comes aboard all of a sudden gives the okay for more to come aboard. The next thing youre going to know, 10 billion for this, 20 billion, 50 billion. To keep sending them home. Which is what hes trying to do. He is trying to send them home. But it lets the other country know, well send them home, but deduct for what well give you for international contributions, what it cost us. Maybe that country will do something about taking care of their own people. Theyll want to stay there and help educate their people. Theyll want to stay there. The root of it all happens in that country, the answer is in that country, not in our nation that loves people. We have big hearts. But when you have too big a heart, sometimes people take advantage of you. John paul, thank you very much. 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Socalled sugar daddies, meaning, sugar babies on the website, seekingarrangement. Com. Im able to live the lifestyle i want without slaving for it. Im being taken care of by someone i truly care for and theyre caring for me. Reporter this is the same website that police say Alex Tichelman used to meet google executive, Forrest Hayes. Tichelman is accused in his murder and dubbed a highend Silicon Valley call girl. Police say she used the website to meet her clients. The company says tichelman was one of its users, but her profile raised no red flags. Seeking arrangement is in no way or form a prostitution or escorting service. We are a dating website. Reporter thats the intent of the website, insists the company. It was started in 2006, by a selfdescribed neverbeenkissed m. I. T. Nerd, brandon wade. The former Software Engineer explained the concept to outfront three years ago. A sugar baby is defined as a younger woman who usually wants to meet a wealthy man to take care of them. In this case, their sugar daddies. Reporter since then, wade has built a multidollar paytoplay empire with nearly 3 million members. Nearly half the women are college students, paying for the cost of their education. They are not a dating website. Reporter critics believe the website operates in a gray zone. The exchange of money between visitors is not clearly visible and the profiles dont necessarily solicit for sex. I dont think thatt iti imak legal in california or any other state where prostitution is illegal, i think it just makes it sticky to prosecute. Im not in it just for the allowance, but after all, we are all on this site for a reason. Reporter in just two years, bella has put 30,000 towards her college debt. She says shes only been intimate with two men, probably fewer partners than other women her age. What is the difference between you and someone whos a paid escort . An escort gets paid to leave. I get a part of their wealth to see them again. Reporter just like other dating websites, group people for instance, by religion, what bella is saying is that the only difference with this particular website is that its grouping people by financial needs and goals. Erin . That was fascinating. Kyung, thank you very much. Well post that one online. It was really amazing. So outfront, a major new terror concern tonight. Americans who want to attack the United States. And more fallout from attorney general eric holders comment about race. So, now, more people saying hes race baiting. Is he, though . Thats our outfront online poll of the day. Let us know what young at cnn. Com outfront. And weve all been there. Frustrated with your Cable Companys Customer Service . Yes, sounds familiar, right . This call, though, says it all. Help me understand why you cant just disconnect us. This is kathleen. Setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. Afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns. 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Officials tell cnn, not all European Countries are sharing the names of all of their suspect citizens. Weve got to make sure we partner with europe, so that we know whos coming back. Reporter alarms went off when a nigerian extremist opened fire at the Jewish Museum in brussels in may, after training with isis in syria. He traveled through several countries in europe before he was arrested in france. U. S. Officials said it was a wakeup call that borders can be readily crossed. And the worry even escalated further, when u. S. Intelligence learned that technology to make undetectable bombs that could get past u. S. Airport security potentially, that technology had actually been transferred, potentially, to operatives in syria and that is the concern with about 100 americans, perhaps, fighting in syria, could they get their hands on that technology and try to bring it back into the United States. Barbara, thank you. Well, the attorney general is under fire, still, for what he said about the president and race. And he spoke again today about discrimination. As it stands, our society is not yet color blind, nor should it be, given the disparities that still afflict and divide us. Its his comments that there is a racial animus directed at him and the president that continues to stroke criticism from the right. Heres karl rove on fox news today. This really is reprehensible conduct. Hes the attorney general. To suggest that if people criticize president obama, hes planting the seed that the reason youre criticizing president obama is not a legitimate discrimination over issues or conduct, its because youre a racist. The last possible defense of someone who is not willing to step up and have an argument on the basis of the facts and the equities of the issues, its someone who just wants to slander his political opponents and his political critics. And it is unacceptable in our country. A question beweve been aski our viewers to weigh in on all day is this, is attorney general eric holder race baiting . Here are the results. 68 of you say yes. 32 say no. Joining me again outfront, our legal analyst, sunny hostin, ben anthony and craig ferguson, and a new voice, paul begala. Paul, youre new. Let me start with you. What do you think about what karl rove had to say. That when your backs against the wall and you dont want to have a fight, you say, if you pick a fight with me, youre a racist . As we say in texas, karls an expert on reprehensible behavior, so ill let him speak for himself. The person who knows this best is not mr. Rove, but our president. Heres what he has said about this. He did an interview with the new yorker back in jan, and a terrific interview, one of the best interviews president obama has given. But heres what he said on this topic. He says, theres no doubt that just really dislike me because they just dont like the idea of a black president. But the flip side, there are some black folks and maybe some white folks who really like me and give me the benefit of the doubt precisely because im a black president. And i think thats right. Its a doubleedged sword. In the main, most of the people who oppose him oppose him on issues and principle and theyre very good people. But theres also a strain of racism in america. To deny that is to deny reality. Sunny, its interesting that it goes both ways. Look at the approval of the president , in the 40s. But when you look at it among black americans, its 93 . Thats if its racism the other way, isnt that racism pro . I dont think its racism, but i think that people certainly, we see it in the Business World that people promote those that look like themselves. Theyre more comfortable, sometimes, with those that look like themselves. We see that all across the board. But i do think that his point is a valid one. In that racism does exist, okay . It exists and that is the bottom line. And so to suggest that it doesnt exist, and to suggest that our attorney general is, you know, reprehensible for having commented, i think, in a very measured way, and pointed out the reality that it does exist, is just its naive, its ridiculous. Go ahead, ben . To suggest that someone that disagrees with your political opinion is disagreeing with you and that theyre a racist is also just as extreme and unfair to those. I should be able to disagree, and anyone, should be able to disagree with this president , without having to be labeled. Because the goings gotten tough for eric holder, that somehow im a racist. Now, when i criticize bill clinton, i wasnt a racist. When i criticized any other democrat, if i criticized john kerry, hillary clinton, im not a racist. But hes throwing down the race card and making people somehow be nervous or angst, and oh, my gosh, you come after me or my policies, im going to say that maybe you dont like me because of the color of my skin, and thats why its not right. Craig, isnt there something in between here . I mean, you dont want to hide behind race, but there are people who hide behind policy, because they dont like that hes black. Well, let me just send out a memo. We have racism in america, okay . We all know it. Everybody on this panel knows it. The issue, though, is not that it exists, the question is whether or not it permeates enough throughout society that it doesnt allow the attorney general or the president to do their job. And i think the comments that paul begala made about what the president said in that article are spoton. That, yeah, there is an element we all acknowledge theres an element in our society, a fringe element, that is racist. That they dont like certain people, because of their ethnicity, their gender, or their race. Its made america great, and the reason we have an africanamerican president , and also an africanamerican attorney general, is that its not the predominant theory well, youre saying because its fringe. Youre emphasis is on the word fringe, as opposed to it being a more mass problem on the right but our attorney general of the political side of the ledger. Our attorney general didnt say it was a driver, he said, it was, in part a driver. And i think that is accurate. Whether or not it be a fringe, whether or not it be part of a fringe. The bottom line is that i think that everyone understands that some of the attitudes and some of the resistance that the attorney general has received and that the president has received is in part because of racial animus. From who . That is just accurate. But from whom . Has racism allowed them not to do their job. Hes been reelected hes been reelected once, reelected another time. Hes serving the maximum amount of years that a president can serve. And eric holder has been in that job with quite a few screwups and never had to worry about losing his job over some of the controversy around him. But now you see the mirp administration, hes now pulling back in this racial issue, when the people around him, in congress, in the house and in senate, and those that he has had to work, hes been able to do his job without having to deal with race in this job. And to bring it up is not playing in the big game, on the big stage with the United States of america. So to guest that theyve been able to do their job without race being an issue is very naive and intellectually dishonest. Its intellectually dishonest. What policy should they not have been able to implement. Are you kidding me . Hold on, hold on, hold on. One second. Sunny, can you answer that question. Was there a single policy that you would say the president was turned down on, not able to do because of race specifically . He hasnt been able to do anything. Congress has shut down every single thing. What about Health Care Reform . Really, you dont think race hasnt played any part in that so are you suggesting race hasnt played any part. Ben, reply. When george bush couldnt get anything done the last two years of his presidency, he couldnt get things done because the country had turned and congress had turned. But this president doesnt get things done, and youre like, everybodys a racist. Are you suggesting it has played no part whatsoever . Hold on. Art of this hold on, ben. Part of this issue, sunny, you talked about yesterday. Take our country back. Is that, in and of itself, something with racial undertones . You made the argument as to why it could be depends on the context. Right. Rush limbaugh talked about this segment, we talked about this last night on this program, he talked about it on his show. And he went on very specifically on this issue of take our country back, responding to you, sunny. You said i was the star of his show today. So here is rush limbaugh. This is about liberalism taking our country back means regaining our freedom. Taking our country back means getting control of government and shrinking it. And getting it more and more out of our lives. Taking our country back means returning to the principles and the traditions of the founding. It has nothing to do with taking it back from a black president. The only relevance about obamas race is how it allows him to proceed without criticism. Everybodys afraid to criticize him, because people like you are going to run around and say its all racist, when race has nothing to do with this. Are people afraid to criticize him, in some cases, sunny, because theyre afraid that theyll be recalled racist . Look, i think that rush limbaugh, i almost dont want to respond to give him this platform. But the bottom line is, he, himself, has made race an issue when talking about president obama. Hes called president obama in 2007, halfricanamerican. In 2008, he said that he was a rookie whose only chance of winning was that he was black. In 2009, he described obamas entire economic plan as reparations. Hes called president obama an angry black guy. Hes called him an affirmative action candidate. So for rush limbaugh, of all people, to say that race is not a part of this discussion and this narrative is laughable its laughable, mr. Limbaugh. Paul . Yeah, i think these things are best done the way sunny just did, with specifics. Let me give you one. Actually, i would like to ask the other panelists, because i think they have a really Great Variety of experiences here. When the former governor of alaska, the Vice President candidate of the republican party, sarah palin, said that the president was shucking and jiving about benghazi, colin powell, a conservative, a fourstar general, a Bush Administration cabinet member went on meet the press and said that was racial. Im curious whether the panel agrees with mr. Powell. Ill give you a final word. Let me ask the question of paul begala. Answer his first, and then we are tight on time. Well, well, what i want to know is, was it racist when the Senate Majority leader, harry reid, said that the president , because, you know, he has a chance to win, because he dont speak with a negro dialect . Was that racist . No. By the way, neither is take it back. I wrote a whole look attacking george w. Bush called take it back, our country, our future. Thats not what i asked you. All right, all right, all right. Unfortunately no, its not at all. I want to answer pauls question. Yes, paul, that was racist. That was a racist comment. And i agree with general powell. All right. Im happy to agree. I will hit pause there. Well have you all back again, because this conversation has a lot longer to go. Night after night, we will continue to do this. And still to come, the phone conversation everybodys talking about. Did a comcast employee cross the line when he tried to keep one customers business. This is a call from hell. And what is it like to travel 100 miles an hour in a hot tub . Actually, that would be hot. Well, jeanne moos has the story. So nice, so nice sweet, sweet, st. Thomas nice so nice, so nice st. Croix full of pure vibes so nice, so nice st. John a real paradise so nice, so nice proud to be from the Virgin Islands and the whole place nice [ female announcer ] to experience your Virgin Islands nice, book one of our summer packages today. Virgin islands nice, is caused by people looking for parking. In a city thats remarkable that so much energy is, is wasted. 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Because were not doing that. So please proceed to disconnect our service. Okay, so you dont want a good service . You dont want something that works . No, i guess i dont want something that works. All right, after some back and forth, it finally sounds like ryan is about to get his wish. But, wait. Well just bypass all this information, ill go ahead and disconnect your service, okay . Fantastic, thank you. Its really a shame to see you go to something that cant give you what we can . If that winds up being the case, well call you back and well reconnect. I mean, youre not going to get joe is with me. Because the call went on for a two minutes so total 18 minutes. Look, you got to give the Customer Service rep for being diehard supporter for comcast. Comcast is forced to respond and here is what they said. The way our accept remembertive communicated with them is unacceptab unacceptable. Were investigating the situation and will take quick action. Joe is out front. Okay, it took 18 minutes for the guy to get his service, at the end it was put through the 1,000 100,000, erin. 100,000, i dont want to shortchange it comcast. Have you ever heard of anything like this . I would imagine in your single days you had break ups like this, what am i doing wrong . Except this is a Cable Company, right . Look, what you can do and what i do, you ever call a Customer Service they say for quality assurance, this call is being recorded. Thats funny, im recording this call, too, and they laugh but thats a good way to do this and ryan block is the rosa parks of customers of trailblazer because by making this sort of threat and comcast, this huge company that has to respond, now, they are afraid that everybody is going to follow his lead and record these conversations and it goes viral on youtube and boy, thats the best weapon customers can have. You know, what is incredible is that ryan block, the customer had been with comcast for nine years. Now, i mean, im not going to pick on comcast, because i know time warner isnt timewarner cable, Cable Companies are all uniformly hated but nine years is a long time to be with one Cable Company and the remember s representative says why are you going to leave . He says its none of your business. He says it is his business. Is everybody going to leave cable . Not totally. The living room experience is a living room experience. The world cup last week for instance, the final, 1. 8 Million People watched it on the app. You can watch things on netflix obviously with house of cards, orange is the new black, the living room is the living room and the tv is the tv. What does comcast need to do, they are buying timewarner. When you look at the two Biggest Companies in the world, timewarner and comcast are the two worst. Like times a number by zero. They are not compelled improve anything. They dont compete. They are like gangs. The bloods and crips, they control land and homes and people. So if you want to leave, when i lived somewhere i couldnt get direct tv because i rented, i couldnt use verizon fios, if youre not compelled by competition to improve your Customer Service, they dont have to do anything, but if they want to avoid calls like this going viral, they will probably try to improve it to a certain extent. 18 minutes. Thank you. Thank you. The ultimate carpool. Jeanne moos has the story after this. Shes still the one for you. And cialis for daily use helps you be Ready Anytime the moment is right. Cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. Tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. Do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. Do not drink alcohol in excess. Side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. 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There is something about combining these two great passions driving and hot tubbing. They gutted the cab, reinforced it and installed a fiberglass tub that seats five plus the driver, the engine propels the car and heats the tub to over 10 2 degrees. The Pool Equipment is in the trunk, the pump, the filter, the overflow tank, so where is the gas pedal . The brakes . Not under water. T the trot l came from marine equipment. What happens if you slam on the brakes . I wouldnt recommend doing that. He thinks it would splash to the windshield and shoot back in the face. You almost need like a mask and snorkel. I was joking but he was not. Wonder if we should equipped the helmet with a snorkel. It shouldnt be hard to set the record for fastest hot tub because currently, nobody holds the record but duncan and phil built the car themselves, they raised over 11,000 on kick starter to buy the expenses. The car has regular automobile insurance. You need Flood Insurance . I hadnt thought of that. Time to get sloshed, dwi driving while inindated. Wonder what the ticket would be for that. Thanks for watching. Good evening, thanks for the joining us, breaking news, new concerns about domestic terrorism and developments in the story we brought you exclusi exclusively. Theme park employees spending off time on camera in child sex stings. The people who keep coming north and take thing train even knowing their destination could be death, youll meet a mother and child who survived that socalled train of death, barely