peter's square in vatican city where pope francis said mass. during the service, the pope paid tribute to those killed for their faith. back here at home in philadelphia archbishop charles chaput will celebrate mass at st. peter and paul. palm sunday marks jesus' entrance into jerusalem city where crowds greeted him by waving palms. it's also called passion sunday. >>> all right. if you're off to church or brunch or really anything this morning, you want to bundle up because we are seeing temperatures at or above freezing everywhere. we finally made it into the 30s. 30 in allentown. 29 in lancaster. 32 right at the freezing mark in philadelphia. 32 in dover. there's that northwesterly flow. we had windy conditions yesterday, and rate now we're looking at breezy conditions. still seeing windchills in the 20s because of this. winds right now at 14 miles per hour in philadelphia. future temperatures rz we go throughout time here, we're going to rise to near 4 degrees later on this afternoon. that will be our high for the day. so 57 is where we typ

. >>> pope francis has presided over palm sunday mass in vatican city. first meteorologist chris sowers and a check of the exclusive accuwether seven-day forecast. it is way too cold out there for this this time of the year. >> reporter: this is video shot yesterday evening snow was flying through parts of the area, do you believe this. we had this throughout the entire afternoon temperatures were very chilly with highs topping out in the upper 30s and low 40s throughout the area. we saw a little bit of light snow. let's go live on sky 6 looking live from temple university camera you can see we're clear it's a nice, quiet morning it's blustery and cold with temperatures in the 20s. we're sitting at 26 degrees here in philadelphia. 24 in trenton. allentown, 22. poconos 15 reading 23. atlantic city coming in at 26. you factor in the winds it feels like the teens out there this morning not feeling like spring feeling like the middle of february, satellite and radar, here's the good news all the clouds and yesterday's flurries pulling out to sea, we should s

we are looking at the live pictures from vatican city. for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a

>> well, again, short of in annexing the west field mall much like vatican city -- [laughter] as i said central folks were welcome at either the southern meeting or tenderloin meeting. again, there there will be still be discussions this is going to be still on television and there's going to be ongoing discussions and there's largely no residential there it's pretty much all commercial that we're talking about so i can't make them do something privately i mean we still have to police the west field mall right now it has police officers and again, as we said in all of our meetings this is just a question of who the officers report to. >> do you know if captain lazar has had a conversation of west field become part of central station? >> i don't. >> so maybe -- we have gotten feedback from other stations where a meeting wasn't held in their district and we can talk about some potential solutions there because i think in all of these conversations around procedural justice it's part of the process you go through and it is worthwhile to make sure we sit down and be sure we understand this

we are looking at the live pictures from vatican city. for christians palm sunday commemorates jesus christ's entry into jerusalem a week before his death and resurrection. >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera" u.n.i.c.e.f. executive director anthony lake. >> you see children everywhere who have not given up hope. if they haven't given up hope, what possible excuse can we have for giving up hope? >>> as the syrian war enters its fifth year he says critical efforts are needed to stop millions of children becoming a lost generation. >> every one of those numbers is an individual child. but these kids are losing their childhoods. >>> from syria and iraq, to the central african republic and south sudan - 2014 was the worst year for young people since world war ii. >> if you look at now the map of the world and imagine the countries in crisis, and tell me which one looks like it's going to get better. >> war aside, millions of children die every year from preventible causes. >> those kids dying every day are an abomination. >>> even some of th

that's all they can into donetsk is money and power and the faith, they are 900 or 800 men in vatican city- with celibate vows-- >> jon: the key there it s"country." if they weren't a country-- so if they were a part of the fiscal system of another country or something along those lines but by being a country they are almost like an offshore banking haven but without being offshore. >> exactly. they are an offshore bank in the heart of rome as i call them. it would be the equivalent, jon if times square was its own country. >> jon: oh. >> it's the same size. ( laughter ) >> jon: it was in the 70s. now it's-- now it's before it was man "m" and the own vibrant country, .2 the size of have the city. if you lived on 39th street and you were a new yorker, if upper able to take the money you had, a million dollars in a truck and move and had a friend inside of times square the own country, who would take it and deposit it into that bank-- >> jon: it would disappear. >> it disappears. no drug investigator. no prosecutor no tax authority. no one else can follow it. and that's the key. when you say

thousands of christians gathered in vatican city to join in the palm sunday mass led by pope francis.tiff began with a procession through saint peter's square to usher in holy week-- the week before easter. for christians, palm sunday commemorates jesus' procession into jerusalem--cheered on by crowds waving palm branches-- days before his death and resurrection. >> brian: both days this weekend featuring a record high temperatures. but learned when your weather is coming up and i'll have the details. >> grant: according to current and former intelligence officials.the national security agency considered abandoning its secret phone-recording program months before leaker edward snowden revealed the practice. after the leak.n-s-a leaders strongly defended the phone records program to congress and the public.without disclosing the internal debate. the proposal to kill the program was circulating among top managers.but had not yet reached the desk. of the n-s-a director. the behind-the-scenes concerns could be relevant as congress decides whether to renew or modify the collection of phone

. >>> and pope francis presides over palm sunday mass in vatican city. those stories, but first chris sowers is outside hey chris. >> reporter: the phillies home opener is weeks away and we don't have leaves on the trees and no flowers in the flower beds. it's 20 degrees in slatington, fleetwood 20. martins creek 20. tanersville 15. 22 in warrington. saint davids 22. chemplets -- chester and center city 25. buena, 22. woodbine 26. avalon 27. look at the windchills. looks like a balanced dream. 14 degrees -- a bad dream. 14 degrees. 11 in the poconos. trenton feels like 17. and it gets worse the farther north an west you go, it feels like 5 in upstate new york, 8 in buffalo, 15 in pittsburgh, old man winter hadn't gotten the memo. sunny skies clouds this afternoon. it will be better than yesterday, we'll lose the gusty breeze, we'll see a lot of sunshine out here today and temperatures will be a little bit milder. when you look at averages for this time of the year, that 47 should be around 57 degrees, so we're still about 10 degrees below average. i have

peter's basilica in the vatican city. in greece the world wildlife fund started this event to raise awareness about climate change. this year more than 7,000 buildings flipped off their lights. >> very cool. great thing to see there. we are waking up to a cold morning, ms. goff. >> a lot of us in our 20s. amelia segal, we need this warmup. >> we absolutely do. highs today near 50 degrees. tomorrow we make it into the 60s, so show improvement. here are your weather headlines. for this morning near record cold. dulles is at 22. the record to break there is 20. we'll come very close, maybe even breaking that record. some rain chances are in the forecast for this upcoming week nothing major. i'll be showing you those on the seven day. overall after today, looking at a stretch of warmer temperatures thursday and friday. if you're hoping for mild air, i think you'll like those days as far as the temperatures are concerned. here is the temperature in your neighborhood right now. 21 in gaithersburg dulles at 22 25 in bowie, 27 ov

. >>> tens of thousands of christians are in vatican city. you are looking at live pictures there.d up the celebration. this is the day when christians across the world commemorate the procession of jesus in jerusalem. five days before his death. people there were given a small olive and palm branches. it's symbols of peace. you can see pope francis there waving and greeting the crowd. right there in st. peter's square. >>> now, in singapore, countries spent the day honoring its founder and former prime minister. they held a two and a half hour funeral procession followed wii a service for lee kuan yew. a number of dignitaries attended including the prime minister of japan and india. let's turn to anna cornyn live in hong kong. i was amazed to see tens of thousands of people line the streets in the pouring rain to bid farewell to lee kuan yew. how do you think they will remember him? >> i think the outpouring of love, respect and admiration is something that singporians feel. tens of thousands line the 15 kilometers route from the house where his body has been lying in state to the

peter's basilica and vatican city and the acropolis in greece. wildlife fund started the event eight years ago to raise awareness about climate change. this year more than 7,000 buildings participated. >>> you have to see this video of a piano in a very unique place n the mountains in california. the person you see playing here was recording a music video. a five-person crew had to haul the piano up a narrow trail to a height of 160 feet for the shot. some hikers who passed by also took the chance and played the piano. very cool. >>> we have a scary video to show you of a little girl who slipped away from home and walked onto a city bus. take a look. this girl is only 4 years old. this is in philadelphia. it was 3:00 in the morning. the girl said she wanted a slushy and decided to take a bus to a 7-eleven to get one. the driver stopped the bus and waited for police to deliver the girl home safely. >> that is absolutely frightening. >> a lot of unanswered questions in that story. glad she's safe though. >>> 9:26 on this sunday morning. coming up r

peter's square in vatican city where pope francis held mass. during the service, the pope paid tribute to those killed for their faith. back here at home archbishop charles chaput will hold mass. palm sunday marks jesus' entry into jerusalem where christians say crowds greeted him by waving palms. it's also called passion sunday. >>> so a piano pops up on top of a hill. this morning we now know how it ended thereupon and the reason behind this musical surprise. >>> all right. the weekend is winter-like with temperatures right around 41 degrees yesterday. today, a little warmer than that. i think we'll top out right around 45. frigid this morning, temperatures in the 20s, windchills in the teens. we'll talk more about today's forecast and a big rebound near 60 degrees on monday. we'll talk about that, too, coming up. >>> the winter-like weather certainly didn't stop kite enthusiasts from flocking to a festival in the nation's capital this weekend. kitemakers and flyers from all over the world showcased their creations and skills in washington ye

. >>> and 150 homeless people have been treated to a private viewing of the sistine chapel in vatican cityest gesture by pope francis to recognize the poor. the pope recently had showers installed and public toilets for the homeless close to the square. >>> and that's the news from europe back to sami in doha. >>> thanks lauren supermarkets in venezuela are introducing sweeping new measures to try to combat food shortages. people have been assigned specific days to do their shopping. virginia lopez has more from the capitol caracas. >> reporter: private supermarkets have introduced a new system to try to curb food shortages and the hour-long queues. the idea is that venezuelans can limit their shopping to just one day according to their id. on a monday people's who's id ends with a one or two, would be allowed to buy the items that have gone scarce like milk sugar or four. the government is also planning on introducing fingerprint scanners. these fingerprint scanners would control what they have called speculative shopping or hoarding. the idea is to basically stop what has become a rampan

this morning in vatican city thousands of people packed st. peter's square where pope francis said palm sunday mass. during the service, he paid tribute to those killed for their faith. >>> this is some progress in the international tug-of-war over iran's nuclear capabilities. still ahead, where negotiators stand in meeting the fast-approaching deadline. >>> and welcome back on this sunday morning. we are off to a frigid start. we've been in the 20s all morning long and we finally made it to the 30-mark in some spots. here's a live look outside. we're looking at breezy conditions as well. you can see those flags flying around on top of the aramark building. a look at temperatures to the north and west we're still sitting in the 20s, a cold cold start for many. 27 in allentown. 27 in lancaster. 27 in pottstown. but finally making it to 30 degrees in philadelphia. 30 at millville, as well as atlantic city wildwood and dover, and 29 in wilmington. did we mention the winds? we have cold air temperatures along with that northwesterly flow. it's not

peters square in vatican city.ens of thousands oz have people gathering to watch the pontiff bless palms and olive branches. palm sunday day kicks off as3 week of religious celebrations that ends with easter next sunday. >> now to your fox 29 weather authority, hard to believe that easter is next sunday because it is so cold. >> yeah, temperatures well below normal for this time of the year. it is not supposed to be this cold. highs in the 40's all weekend and felt chillier with the win. >> we have sun so it is deceiving. >> it was deceiving. it looked like it should have been brighten and warmer but march is a tough month. never seems to get warm quickly enough. it is so hard, just dying for warm weather and it is a struggle week-by-week. we have a couple warm days and couple nice ones in the seven day forecast. weather looks to break this week finally. outside right now yes, we have had sunshine all day, clear skies, high pressure in place. it has been beautiful looking. toward our west we have a front moving in

. >>> and thousands gathered in vatican city to join in palm sunday day mass, led by pope frances. today it is sunday march 29th good morning i'm todd quinones, nicole brewer is off this morning. we will begin with a look at weather which brings us to meteorologist carol erickson. good morning to you. >> nice to see you, todd. we have a coal morning just in your honor. >> thank you. >> below freezing. but at the least it is dry out there. we will take that. we have wind chill which makes it feel colder but we have a week you will will's like temperatures more than you do this morning. 25 degrees as we take a look from the palmyra cove nature park across the the delaware to philadelphia. so a very cold start to the the day-to-day. the it is quiet though. if you like quiet weather in the morning you will definitely have that going for us. you can be expecting to find as we look at storm scan three not much going on right now. not much in the way of clouds. that is one of the reasons we are finding that these temperatures dropped to the level that they are because we have clear skies

vatican. the pope announced he would be coming to the city of brotherly love. it will be held the last full week of september. he'll visit at the end of the week the weekend of september 25th, and nbc 10 will cover the whole thing for you and we have a huge section on our website on www.nbc10.com. >>> just how many irish eyes are smiling where you live? >> apparently quite a few. our area features three of the top ten of the irish americans in the u.s. according to truvia website, more than 20% of the city's popular. camden comes in at number seven with 14. 8%. philadelphia is right behind at 14.2% and wilmington is in tenth with 13 7 of it claiming irish descent. cape county -- cape may county is the most irish with 21% -- 21.8% of its population of irish ancestry. delaware county close second. 21.1%. gloucester and bucks tie for third with 17.8%. >>> and a delaware mom is taking on a rare disease one shamrock shirt at a time. jennifer randolph began her feeling lucky t-shirt some years ago. her son jack has a rare autism-related condition and a couple of year

cities. >> the vatican is saying two medocunts written by michelangelo held in ransom. >> they started tossing bags of mann out marijuana out the window. >> all that -- >> psyched, really psyched. >> -- and all that matters -- he>> t fund-raiser races money for the -- >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> if this is the way she's going to run her operation, i don't think she is going to be president. >> i was born 67 years ago and i have planned on being president ever since. there will be no mistake in my rise to the top, if i decide to run. who knows. >> announcer: this morning's "eye opener" is presented by toyota. let's go places. captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." norah o'donnell is on assignment. she will join us later from tokyo. jeff glor is with us. after a weekend where america's commemorated 50 rights of a civil rights struggle we're waking up this morning with a reminder that racism still exists. a 90-second video shows outrage. they appear to be chanting a racist song. >> they suspended their university of oklahoma chapter indefinitely. michelle miller with the

city's most needy population. and the archbishop of the ukrainian catholic church is asking the vatican to put his cathedral on the list when the pope visits philadelphia in september. also, a local bio tech start up created by pen graduates competed in the south by southwest competition and received some significant accolade. check in one two three, four times a day, "kyw news radio 1060" on your a.m. dial. coming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we are continuing to follow breaking news, two people hurt including a philadelphia firefighter after an overnight row home blaze. >> and a driveway disaster, when a stroller ends up pinned under an s.u.v. the quick thinking heroes who saved the baby inside. we're back at the top of the hour. stay with us. >>> we're following breaking news right now. a firefighter rushed to the hospital while battling a row home fire in north philadelphia. we are live at the scene with the latest on how he's doing right now. >>> also, this morning, a big boost in theights to become philadelphia's mayor. the key endorsement one candidate is receiving today. >>> good morning, it i

vatican. >> pope francis has been very clear about what the church is called to do. he talked about it not being a city on a field but a field hospital on the front line. >> reporter: back to you. >> the . >> the catholic church does run more than a dozen programs to help the homeless. >>> the governor want as billion dollars to deal with the water. this includes money for water supply projects. how bad is it? up in the sierra right now, sugar bowl is now closed. as you can tell, there isn't a whole lot of snow up in the mountains right now. sierra tahoe, homewood, mountain resort are also done for the season. >>> another big discrimination lawsuit in silicon valley tonight. this time against facebook. a former employee is suing for sex and race discrimination. she started working at facebook in 20010. she was fired in 2013. according to the lawsuit, she was asked why doesn't she just stay home and take of her child instead of having a career? she was admonished for taking one personal day a month to volunteer at her child's school which was permitted under company policy and was ordered to organize pa

city 90 seconds with a new world record. it descended from a height of 2700 feet. wow. >>> landing in the vaticanpope francis says his days are numbered. he told reporters that he will only be around for three or four years. really? went on to say the lord has placed him in this position for a short time and nothing more. hmmm. >>> when the eyes of texas are upon you, it is high time to unveil your fire-breathing drone. engineering company, chaotic moon rigged up this flame-spitting beauty at the austin south by southwest festival. if you're not a pyromaniac though it can also shoot silly string and even spray graffiti. what could possibly go wrong with that thing? i'm going to get one for my kids. the tech world's best and brightest pouring into south by south es. 33,000 entrepreneurs and instresstores be investors expected for week-long event. fox news's jo ling kent with one of youtube's biggest stars. take it away. >> hi, melissa. that's right. i'm joined in exclusive with a exclusive interview, michelle phan. youtube star. >> hi. >> 70 1/2 million followers on youtube. you're here at south b

vatican. >>> protesters hit the streets in ferguson over the weekend. they say more change need to be made in the city and they promise not to stop. coming up we will show you the tense moment with police before a demonstration ended at the police station. >>> plus the first candidate for g.o.p. makes it official overnight. senator ted cruz says he wants to be your next president. we will show you his early morning call out to conservatives, next. >>> it is 31 degrees but colder then that when it comes to wind chills. sue has your roller coaster ride of the forecast coming up, straight ahead. >>> good morning, welcome back at 4:13. just 31 degrees. sue serio, you have to move around just to warm up. >> cold in here but real hi cold outside. colder then you wish it would be on the first monday of spring but you know how change of the season is around here. it isn't reliable. we have an area of precipitation not too far to our south down off the coast of north carolina but the good news is it will stay there. we do not have any rain or anything in the forecast for a while. not until really wednesday nig

vatican. this will be the pontiff's first visit to the u.s. as pope. he also has stops planned for philadelphia and new york city> some business groups are balking at a religious freedom law in indiana that they say discriminates against gay and lesbians. it bans state and local laws that quote, substantially burden people's ability to follow their religious beliefs. opponents say it could allow business owners to refuse service to gay and lesbian customers based on religion. a similar bill was vetoed last year. governor mark pence says it does not allow discrimination. >>> somebody could make 25 grand off a gold heist. the fbi is offering that reward to find out who made off with millions in gold bars. armored truck drivers stopped along i-95 in north carolina on their way north florida. two men with guns claimed to be the police forced the drivers into the woods, tied them up, then the guys unloaded the gold from the truck and put it into their van. they had to leave some of the silver bars because they ran out of room. the drivers were not injured. >>> a community grieving for a virginia mother and daughter.

vatican. >> pope francis has been very clear about what the church is called to do. he talks about us being, um, not a cityhill or something but a field hospital out there in the front lines. >> reporter: in san francisco, andria borba, kpix 5. >> the catholic church says it runs more than a dozen programs to help san francisco's large homeless population. >>> 6:39 your time. dozens of california wineries are now facing a lawsuit accused of putting customers in danger. >> and why the drive to (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. thanks again my friends. for everything for all your help. through all life's milestones our trusted advisors are with you every step of the way. congratulations! thanks for helping me plan for my retirement. you should come celebrate with us. i'd be honored. plan for your goals with advisors you know and tru

vatican correspondent from the national catholic reporter. >>> now the ukrainian military said two soldiers have been killed in rebel attacks in the last day. gunfire continues to be heard around the government-held city of mariupol in february. observers on the grouped are trying to insure that heavy weapons are withdrawn from both sides: thousands of people in georgia have been protesting on the streets of tblisi calling for the government to resign. protesters accuse the government of failing to deal with georgia's economic problems. >>> now the victory in january's collections was a long awaited try triumph. they suffered defeat in a civil war and years of persecution. many were forced out of greece and found safety over the border of what was then yugoslavia. >> throwing light on what village's very unusually past. the register shows the birth and marriages from the late 1940s and early '50s. here many of the names are greek. >> a civil war raged in greece in the late 1940s. the government supported by western powers defeated the communists. many of whom took refuge next door in yugoslavia, where they were offered a safe haven. dmitri's father was one of those left-wing greeks who fled, and who c

city was appointed in 2001 give john paul the second. he retired in twine, but continued to work with the diocese while serving in a term number of offices for the vatican>> we're back with our round table. the united states ambassador to south korea was attacked this morning by a man who was angered by joint military exercises. it happened not far from the u.s. embassy. there is graphic footage coming. >> panic. just minutes after suffering a four-inch slash to his face. >> i need an ambulance. >> and a second cut to his arm is put into a car. moments earlier, the ambassador that served with the ney sales walks from the room where his assailant was wrestled to the ground. mark lippert place setting still splattered with blood. later the ambassador to south korea was leaving the hospital bandaged. i'm okay, he says. >> he got about 80 stitches. president obama called him to wish him well. he was previously chief of staff on the national security council. secretary jon kerry spoke about lippert today. >>> well ben rhodes also spoke today about his friend and former colleague. she a tough guy, i suspect he will be back on his feet as soon as possible. and

city will be the battle. the groups have specified targets it would like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect destinations like the vaticanm. recently though no islamic group is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination, but it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris and even minnesota's mall of america. >>> to australia. the cafe that was the scene of a deadly siege three months ago is back in business. hundreds began lining up at sun rise for the reopening of the cafe in sydney. mike baird met with staff before the doors opened there. in september, a gunman took 17 people hostage. he was killed by police but not before he killed one hostage. a second hostage then died later in that gun battle. >>> now to northern iraq. kurdish peshmerga fighters are reporting progress in their campaign against isis forces. our ben wedeman has a first hand look for us. >> reporter: this village looks peaceful enough. less than two weeks ago, it was under isis control. 8-year-old mustafa seems uncomfortable talking to strangers. perhaps a lingering echo of isis or an aware

vatican. they were there to urge the pope to come to philadelphia. eight months later, they learned their lobbying was successful when the pope announced he would be coming to the city of brotherly love. instituted world meeting of families will be held the last full week of september. pope francis will visit philadelphia at the end of the week the weekend of september 25th. over six months away. nbc10 will be there to bring it all to you. >>> nova nation is celebrating today. >> wildcats still riding high after grabbing one of the top spots in the ncaa basketball tournament. their first opponent another team from our area. nbc10's tim furlong live on the villanova campus this afternoon. >> of course villanova has been here before, but never gets old. >> reporter: it has me thinking back to the team that won the title in the '80s. it will be awesome this week. to think they're playing lafayette college, whose coach played here at nova. thursday night is going to be an absolute ton of fun. with all due to want are the student giving villanova campus tours, they wanted to here about hoops. >> once in a lifetime opportunity. >> reporter: if that guy can score tickets t

city will be the battle. the groups have already specified targets they had like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect landmark tourist destinations like the vatican and coliseum. recently though no islamic group is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination. but still, it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris and even minnesota's mall of america. >> threats like those may be behind the new numbers in our cnn/orc poll. we asked whether isis poses a serious threat to the united states. you see the breakdown. 56% say very serious, 24% say fairly serious. that's 80% total. 80% who say it's a pretty serious threat. as you can see, that number has been steadily growing since september. let's bring back our panel. paul cruckshank retired lieutenant colonel rick francona and cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mudd. why are these tourist attractions so important to these isis and other al qaeda-related terror organizations? >> this isn't about tourists or museums, it's about money. you go back to earlier what we were talking about, mid-'90s, one of the predecessors to al qaeda attacks luxor, egypt, the

city will be the battle. the groups have already specified targets it would like to hit. in rome 500 police have been added to protect landmark tourist destinations like the vatican and coliseumly though no islamic route is known to have targeted a heavily guarded tourist destination. but still, it has threatened places like the white house, london's big ben, the eiffel tower in paris, and even minnesota's mall of america. miguel marquez, cnn, new york. >>> and "outfront" next a woman answering a craigslist ad brutally stabbed, her child pulled from her womb. questions tonight about the attacker's motive and the safety of a site so many americans use craigslist. the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest ...baddest ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest, ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz we do things one way or we don't do them at all. the 2015 c-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz financial services. before larry instantly transferred money from his bank of america savings account to his merrill edge retirement account. before he opened his first hot