air. sorry. the part that did not air is what you just saw. the ad, as you can see, ends with the family spotting a huge door in the wall and pushing it open. then it cuts to a man driving with tools and lumber in the back of his truck with a tag line that reads, the will to succeed is always welcome here. and joining me now is ali velshi, chief business correspondent for nbc news and anchor and executive producer of npr s latino. i ve got to ask you, you saw the anger building up on twitter particularly against that ad and the budweiser ad. when did these sort of basic american ideas of immigration and the will to succeed become a political statement against the american president? yeah, well, you know, when did we think this was going to
the ad, as you can see, ends with the family spotting a huge door in the wall and pushing it open. then it cuts to a man driving with tools and lumber in the back of his truck with a tag line that reads, the will to succeed is always welcome here. and joining me now is ali velshi, chief business correspondent for nbc news and anchor and executive producer of npr s latino. i ve got to ask you, you saw the anger building up on twitter particularly against that ad and the budweiser ad. when did these sort of basic american ideas of immigration and the will to succeed become a political statement against the american president? yeah, well, you know, when did we think this was going to happen because immigration is the story of america unless you were brought here as a slave. but i think that for me it felt very man nip pew la tif, especially if you put the ads back to back. particularly the ad of the young woman and her child. so i watched it during the
a missing persons report was even filed. inside this really strange and bizarre story, straight ahead. and power right in your wallet. a new iphone charger the size of a credit card saves you when you run out of juice. we ll show it to you in 20 minutes. newsroom begins right now. good morning, i m zoraid zoraida sambolin sitting in for carolyn costello. penn state faces the stunning blow from jerry sandusky. they face the penalties of the school s cover-ups in the scandal. the penalties are described as unprecedented. steve is in pennsylvania where they re holding the news conference. what can you tell us? we re meeting with the executive chairman of the ncaa followed by a question and answer session in indianapolis, and we re expected to hear penalties on penn state university. one source familiar with the case told cnn what we will hear, that penn state will be hit with fines in excess of $30 million. reports are also circulating that penn state university will lose
early start, i m ashleigh banfield. and i m zoraida sambolin. we are bringing you the news from a to z. it s 5:00 a.m. in the east. let s get started here. this was a good one, guys, if you missed it. the tarmac in arizona got hot. it wasn t about the weather. it was about the president and the governor. jan brewer and barack obama getting testy on the tarmac and brewer even pointed her finger, shaking it, wagging it at the president. what was this all about? why did they have an issue and have they resolved it? just five days left until the florida primary. there are four folks out there. we re talking gingrich and romney in a dead heat. can someone land a knockout blow at tonight s cnn debate? that s debate number 19. if you re counting. and we are. we are. also, this amazing story of the rescue of the these two aide workers in somalia. here are the graphics but boy is there a story behind these graphics. if you like blackhawks, you like rescue do we have