and they did the 80th tv special of frank sinatra's birthday, i came out and told the story, and then she would have died again, you know. >> seth: yeah. >> but it just was the most incredible thing. so this is like -- you know, to be doing this now on broadway after all these years. >> seth: wow, that's great. and this i love -- >> seth: well now, i've heard you go to the tkts booth in times square. >> i stop by there every once and a while, yeah. >> seth: and actually go and interact with people and try the convince them to come see the show. >> i just say, what are you going to see, you know? [ laughter ] >> seth: well, you can sound a little threatening. how do you say it? do you say like what are you going to see? or what are you gonna see? >> what are you gonna see? [ laughter ] >> seth: i would hate for you to go to the wrong show and then all of a sudden. >> don't make me say it again. no, but there was a family there, four -- two kids and their parents. i said, come see the show, it's family friendly. the guy says, what is it? i said, "honeymoon in vegas." he said, "that does

i remember it was snl, christmastime, frank sinatra singing silent night. neil: yeah. did you ever get threats. people said you went too far? >> the crew would go silent night. holy night. it's okay. round that virgin chick. he grew up to be famous. you know what he did. now i'm such a churchgoing guy. i'm so religious now. back then -- but honestly you can make fun of christians, you can make fun of that. you can make fun of your jewish friends. god forbid you make fun of -- neil: bill donohue said he certainly condone the violence. he said there's such a thing as discretion. i'm paraphrasing. don't go too far when you parody or satire someone. you start policing yourself for fear. he said we hustlerrized it. this newspaper in france went too far. >> you should be able to to do what you want. it's a free society. neil: it's satire. >> even in the koran muhammad never said blasphemy. these are misguided thugs really. it has nothing to do with ideology. that's what's upsetting. neil: what about the bill maher types that think this is something that tens of millions agre

one of the most famous essays ever trying to interview frank sinatra he wrote to a whole story about sinatra interviewing freaks sinatra and a lot of other journalists may have walked away to said there was no story i could not find it but instead he said frank sinatra had a cold and it was a whole story of not being able to interview him in the people around him were protecting him. >> let me introduce a third generation ironworker. [applause] , joe's grandfather is in the book, he worked on the verrazano bridge and also the new world trade center and you say the new one is a lot safer than the old one? >> i cannot speak of the original twin towers but everybody took a lot of pride to build that building everybody is proud to work on that. >> will reduce say i knew his grandfather he is one who helped it he is the grandson of a guy that i knew. i did not know him and tell this year. >> there was a wonderful line the new york skyline is like the family tree for iron workers because so many go into the same profession. and somebody else was quoted as saying he would become an iron wor

you mentioned frank sinatra used to come in here. this is his old booth. eric was the grandson of one of the owners, he took over in 1940 your grandfather. >> my grandfather john taxin he was a hulkser on dock street. he grabbed it. he purchased it. he made it into what it was, what it became which was old original bookbinders. >> if we can bomb back this way and show a picture of what it used to look like as the original bookbinders and we will make our way over to the food. it is sticking with the oyster house theme is that correct. i'm joined by executive chef greg. greg, can you tell us about the food that we have here. >> sure, we wanted to honor the food that was here at old original bookbinders so we took those classic oyster sal loon dishes and updated them and involved them slidely with help say's vision in mind. >> what do we have. >> here we have our take on lobster newberg, a whole steamed lobster with a little bit of toasted caver and lobster cream. >> looks delicious. >> i also know we have some cocktails that eric, we have like 202nd i don't

stars like frank sinatra and bob hope.hat leads to just three racetracks in new jersey. >> philadelphia city hall was the scene of a history making ceremony today. it was the first time they presided over the wedding on a non non nonamerican. >>> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with sheena parveen. >> another cold morning as you walk outside tomorrow and we'll stay cold all the way through the weekend. more cold days ahead as we go through the week. the coldest day will be this saturday morning. some areas could be in the single digits and we go into sunday and we start to see some changes. a little more rain for the second half of your weekend. as far as the bus stop forecast is concerns bundle the kids up we'll be in the 20s again. 26 around philadelphia, 24 if you're in the suburbs but we will be dry so that's always great news. the average high temperature is 40 for this time of year. we're not extremely below average. come saturday we're back in the mid 30s for a high temperature, and sunday we'll be in the low 4

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the hamilton township horse track once entertained the who's who of hollywood with frank sinatra and bob hope making it a regular hangout. here's a view of the track. it opened in 1946 but over the years horse racing began to struggle. the last day of business is on friday of next week. that leaves just three racetracks in the garden state. >>> you still have a chance. nobody hit the mega millions jackpot last night. that means the jackpot now stands at $246 million. the next drawing is tuesday, january 13th. your other chance to be a multimillion their is with tonight's powerball drawing for $162 million. wouldn't it be nice? >>> the time right now is ten minutes after 5:00. a final farewell five weeks in the making. how a community came together last night to remember shane montgomery. >>> new developments this morning in the recovery of the airasia plane. how the efforts today could lead to more answers about what led to the tragedy. >>> and bill cosby faces protesters as he wraps up his tour of shows in canada. we'll show you what they did to greet him, next. we thought our cable

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this frank sinatra, and at least their camps got pretty big settlements.ow it shakes out. thank you very much. the bloomberg best bite only focus on one number that means a lot. -- byte. 674. -- >> 74. mark zuckerberg's resolution is that he will be writing a book every month. is taking up. >> what is "the end of our" at about? >> it has to do with our. connecting the world, giving people more power. zuckerberg said he had no idea this happen. he is overjoyed. >> and zuckerberg is going to consume these books at what? >> one every two weeks. >> what are you reading? >> right now i am reading marissa mayer's. >> i have been reading reviews of books on instagram. maybe i will get back to writing book reviews on instagram. short form interviews on longform media. is he reading them digitally? he boasts of writing his shareholder letter on his phone. >> he does everything on his phone. facebook messenger. >> i presume he at least say he has even if he does not. you can get the latest headlines at any time on your phone or bloomberg.com or bloomberg radio. you

i remember the ship to d.c., led zeppelin and frank sinatra were the big holdouts and they got some pretty by holding out. -- i remember the shift to cds. thank you very much. we focus on one number that means a whole lot and sarah friar joins us now with the bwest byte. >> the number is 74 which is the number ranking of the end of power on amazon.com. that is the book that mark zuckerberg picked as his first to read of the year. his new year's resolution was that he was going to read something new every couple of weeks and he has had the oprah effect on this. it is all sold out. >> will gail be in the book club with mark zuckerberg? what's the book about? >> it's about power has shifted from military and government to individuals which is part of mark zuckerberg's theory of connecting the world and giving people more power. we have the first interview with the author of the book who said he was completely surprised. he had no idea this would happen to him. he is overjoyed and cannot think of who to thank. >> will these sell at a fast pace? >> yes. >> what are you reading right now? >> i'm

i'd rather have frank sinatra, but, you know, frank isn't here. listen to it. >> this place sucks, man. it really does. >> don't like me enforcing the illegal immigration laws. think they've got me, they're going to make me go in a hole or make me resign. never going to happen. if they want to change the laws, don't make me the poster boy. go to washington and get the laws changed. i'm just doing my job enforcing the state and the federal laws. and that's my job. i hope they spent a lot of money here, especially those that came from another state. cut loose with the change and go to the restaurants and build up the economy. >> the rally lasted approximately four hours. it was peaceful, except for a group of three men and two women who were arrested for assaulting law enforcement officers. and as far as the sheriff is concerned, he says none of it has made him want to quit. >> i'm not ready to retire. when i do leave, i'm from massachusetts, i won't -- i don't ride a horse, so i'll just drive off into the sunset with a convertible and then you won'

with the digital media, it might be ac/dc, and then led zeppelin and frank sinatra were the big holdoutsut, they got some pretty sweet deals, or at least their camps did. we will continue to watch this and what the move to digital means. thank you very much. well, on "bloomberg west," we focus on one number that means a lot. the bwest byte. >> 74. which is the number ranking of the end of power on amazon.com and that is the book that mark zuckerberg picked as his first book to read of the year. he is going to read something new every couple of weeks, and he has already had sort of the oprah effect on this book. you cannot buy it anymore. >> is there going to be a book club with mark zuckerberg? >> it is about how power has shifted from military and government to individuals, which is, of course, part of mark zuckerberg's series of connecting the world and giving people more power, but we had the first interview with the author of the book who said it was completely surprised. he did not know this is going to happen, and he was overjoyed. >> and consuming these books at what pace? >> one

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and frank sinatra came to atlanta for a concert to benefit the children. on stage, that's wayne's father, homer williams, with the black newspaper "atlanta world." >> how come you got no tuxedo on there on the stage looking like that there? >> backstage with sammy davis jr. in a photo which made the front page, that's future mayor kasim reed. >> i remember that. that's so cool meeting frank sinatra. >> as a young child, reed would help the volunteers searching atlanta's woods every saturday. >> we literally would walk through wooded areas chaperoned and we would walk for a period of time until about an hour before nightfall. >> but now a new twist in the murders. patrick baltazar, the 20th victim, would be the last child to turn up in a wooded area. a day or two later an official would tell reporters fibers and dog hairs were being collected from the victim's clothing. the next child to die would be found in a river wearing nothing but underpants. fewer clues now for larry peterson. >> we're talking maybe a dozen or dozens of fibers as opposed to hundreds

to come out of the rat pack was when dean martin said this about the rat pack's fearless leader frank sinatrae just live in it. if dean was working in tech or finance today he might say the same thing about apple. in the spotlight tonight it's apple's world, and we just live in it. yesterday, apple reported the largest quarterly profit of any public company in history. apple earned $74.6 billion in revenue last quarter and $18 billion in profit. the company sold 74.5 million iphones, or an average of 34,000 iphones every hour of every day in the quarter. in total apple sold over a billion devices in the past quarter alone. on a conference call yesterday the ceo revealed that the apple watch would ship in april. about the watch, cook said my expectations are very high. i'm using it every day and i can't live without it. joining me now is tim lee. also joining us, the executive editor of the tech website we code, kara swisher. nbc universal holds a minor stake in recode, but i don't. so this is going to be a perfectly share discussion. karen, the numbers i just read are stunning. but there's so

they put frank sinatra in that -- they don't know who he is. >> we're talked about it. it's a huge move. actually i think it's over 100 million followers he has on all of his social media. neil: well they passed me up and i have about 100. >> they're an iconic brand, and they're -- neil: they lost. okay. i'm telling you calvin. hello. >> it should be neil. neil: but i digress. >> i think you have 5 billion followers around the world. neil: maybe they're right. especially for a young audience. >> justin bieber is so 1992. this is a fad. it will go away. no one will care. by the way, why doesn't he get a calvin klein tattoo so he knows what it is. >> he actually looks good. i have children. not because i actually follow this kid. there's the whole thing with celina gomez. neil: on to issue two. i have heard on tightening your belt. i am vomiting. rob. that is just for stupid -- a lot of this stuff is headlining the show. >> some of it is ridiculous. it creates competition. it has these technology companies go head-to-head. the vcr, the xbox, all these technologies were fo

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revelers from around the world wore pink hats and frank sinatra 's song new york new york blader across>>> police found a body in chester at 1:00 a.m. police were investigating a shooting on the 2100 block of west 11th street. that shooting victim was taken to the hospital in a private car. no word on the condition or if the shootings were connected. the mother of the man who was killed said the 22-year-old had two children and fiance. >> turned his life around and tried to help a lot of people. let me tell you something whoever took my son's life, you don't have to worry about me coming after you you better worry about god. >> the victim's mother said her son was out celebrating the new year. >> an investigation is now underway into the deadly police shooting of a man in bridgeton new jersey, tuesday night. 36-year-old jeremy reid of millville was a passenger in a car that was pulled over for a routine traffic stop. we don't know why police opened fire but reid was killed. a handgun was found but gave no details beyond that. the officers were placed on administrative leave while the in

the track in may's landing opened up in july of 1946 among those in attendance on opening day frank sinatra a and bob hope. last day for business will be january 16. >>> new jersey governor chris christie is nou not bowing to critics. heeds haided to lambeau field to cheer on his dallas cowboys and wearing his lucky sweater. he took slack from the eagles and giants fans with unabashed display of cowboy support. you you see him here in the private box joyping in a group hugch the governor doesn't want to break the team 5-0 streak so he'll once again attend. the governor will pay for tickets and travel himself. >>> well it seems like everyone is discovering something we all know. philadelphia say hot spot. "new york times" has named philadelphia mopping top 5 places to go in 2015 actually number three on the list. only mill app, italy and cuba are more exciting and philadelphia was chosen because of urban feet furdz, dilworth park schuylkill banks, boardwalk and beer gardens. >> a dog with expensive taste swal owes a ring worth 23,000. and remember the woman that turned down 975 million check

two other people moved on including rocky peter and hunter larson from malibu who sang frank sinatra'sife." >> ♪ ♪ >> wow, nice voice there. starting next week, more than 200 ticketholders will begin the elimination process to find out who will be the next american idol. >> as we've been talking about it's been a very dry january. but december was going off for rainfall. as we started january 1, this is the city right. here's the percents of average. as of january 1 we're at 110 percent of average. 115percent still in san francisco as of today. 124percent of average in san jose. it is good news. we did the story about the snow pack. that is bad news. hopefully we'll get something going on here. we have long range model tees up. we're going to show you what it means maybe a break in this dry pattern down the road. plenty of coastal fog. it's pulling into the coast. we have the wind coming from this direction. here you've got the valley fog creeping into the mix as well. dense fog advisory down here around modesto. so those two fogs the coastal fog which is induction fog or radiation fog

when all the other entertainers from sammy davis junior to frank sinatra to dean martin came to the north side. atlantic city never slept. >> reporter: hunter brings exhibits to schools and opens his doors to students scholars and tourists. if you go to 6abc.com/art of aging, you'll find more inspiring stories of orderly adults making a difference. lisa thomas-laurey channel 6 "action news." did you know enamel is your teeth's first line of defense? but daily eating and drinking can leave enamel rough and weak. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste its unique formula replenishes weak spots with natural calcium... ...and gently polishes... ...for strong, healthy enamel. strengthen the enamel that protects your teeth. introducing new colgate enamel health toothpaste. replenish and polish for healthy enamel. colgate. #1 brand recommended by dentists. >> here's what's happening in and around the delaware and lehigh valleys this weekend, calling all brides, the brides against breast cancer, a nationwide tour of gowns is in town. the wedding gown sale is on sale on the industrial hig

♪ it's up to you, new york, new york ♪ >> got to have a little frank sinatra. resolution? send it to us on facebook twitter or e-mail and we will share them throughout the show. >>> protesters in new york using the new year's celebration to have their voices heard. nearly 100 people marching from union square to midtown expecting to continue their demonstration in times square along with new year's revelers. but police not allowing them to enter. it was already packed with people. >>> embattled new york mayor bill de blasio trying to make good with the nypd. with the mayor announcing a proposal to name two streets in brooklyn after officers wenjian liu and rafael ramos who were shot to death in their police cruiser on december 20th. it may not be enough though. another banner look at that, bashing de blasio, flown above the hudson river urging him to apologize to the nypd. >>> extreme weather now, talk about a new year's surprise. it's a rare sight, real snow in southern california? more than 180 drivers had to be rescued after getting trapped on a highway. jus

frank sinatra asked if you get here. you mind yourself because i'm in charge. nancy was smart enough to reach out to the guy making fun of her president. i never made fun of him. i'm a huge reagan fan. now i'm a huge conservative. you won't see that today. neil: i think a lot of them bring -- the guys that do impressions of them, like richard nixon rich little. >> dana carvy. that got to be a great relationship. they don't like it, i don't think (?) but they better embrace it. >> yeah, keep it close like that. reagan was genuinely funny. neil: but you left out of that story, shoot him on the way out. [laughter] >> sinatra. had to be the old man -- ronald reagan -- neil: sinatra loved you. >> he used to call me the vice chairman of the board. neil: no one was better doing it. >> we still go out on the road and do it. great respect. here you have former democrats who turned out to be the great conservatives. that left, you know, an indelible print on my mind. neil: fair and balanced comical critic. >> you should be funny. make fun of everyone. whether it's john k

i still think your frank sinatra impression was the best. frank didn't seem to mind. >> thank god he liked it. >> we know now the three dead suspects were all islamic radicals. the former arkansas governor says it's time everyone call them that. good to have you. we have not collectively called them that. we called them terrorists, radical terrorists. we have not, islamic radical terrorists. what do you make of that? >> when eric holder goes to paris today, i wonder if he's going to try to suggest that what happened at charlie hebdo was actually workplace violence. this is a government of our own that has had a very difficult time coming to grips with the fact that we are at war with islamic terrorists. when you employ the word jihad you are employing a religious word direct from the koran. am i saying every muslim in the world is a jihadist and terrorist? of course i'm not. but we need more people to be straightforward and honest and say that you have to know your enemy, you have to understand what his end game is and in the case of islamic

the first impression i did was frank sinatra singing "america the beautiful." [ cheers and applause ] it, of course. >> okay, wait, wait. ♪ hey beautiful ♪ for spacious skies for amber waves of grain ♪ ♪ for purple mountain majesty above the tutti-frutti plains ♪ ♪ america hey america ♪ god shed his grace on thee and kind of sort of care ♪ never mind. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's great. were you nervous? were you scared to go up there? >> when i did -- high anxiety, i was doing high anxiety. after, i got a note from sinatra saying -- he said, i sent the note to jackie who used to run the casino at the sands. he said, if i ever get sick, put mel brooks in there. >> jimmy: that's a great compliment. >> yeah. but he said, no comedy. >> jimmy: well, you've got a beautiful voice. you do quite a bit of singing in the one-man show. >> i do, on my hbo special on january 31st. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that night. it is a real treat to have you here. it really is. i thank you so much for coming. >> i'd like to thank you. but i'm not sure, you know, for what you pay me and f

the hamilton township horse track once entertained the who's who of hollywood with frank sinatra and bob hope making it a regular hangout. it opened in 1946 but over the years horse racing has been struggling and so has the track. the last day of business is next friday. that leaves just three racetracks in the garden state. >>> you still have a chance a chance that's the whole point, right? nobody hit the mega millions jackpot last night and that means the jackpot stands at $246 million. next drawing is on tuesday january 13th. your other chance to be a multil millionaire is tonight. somebody is going to win. >>> next recovering pieces of airasia flight 8501 and quite possibly one step closer to what caused the plane to go down. >>> plus it's a case of mistaken identity that lands a soldier in the hospital. what he was trying to do for his wife when she opened fire on him. >>> this morning overseas search crews have lifted the tail section of the airasia plane that crashed into the java sea. we just got this video of the operation about an hour ago. here's why this is significant. i

the hamilton township horse track once entertained the who's who of hollywood with stars like frank sinatra bob hope making it a regular hangout. here's a view of the track from sky skyforce 10. it opened in 1946. last day of business is on friday. that leaves just three racetracks in the garden state. >>> let's talk about gas prices. with the gas prices dropping there's a new push in washington to raise the federal gas tax. we found gas as low as $1.85 and $1.87 a gallon in gloucester county. they are some of the lowest gas prices we've seen in years. on capitol hill some lawmakers want to use this opportunity to raise the federal gas tax and pay for the country's crumbling roads and infrastructure. what are the chances it will happen? >> people will talk about raising the gas tax for a long time but it's never happened. i don't think it will this time. >> we don't necessarily worry about an increased in tax right now but for the first time in years there appears there may be some movement or at least a conversation on the issue. >>> president obama wants everybody to go to college. he's i

frank sinatra came.s internalized by the culture and people thought and meditated what they had been through and incorporated that. >> that's why we all have a role to play. all of us have a role to play to welcome them home. separating the war from the warrior. we got to jump but i want to thank you so much for your service and for coming here on "taking the hill." >> thank you for having me on. this was great. >> thank you for the great book, too. >>> when we come back, who's making good on their promise of hiring our nation's veterans. you're watching msnbc "taking the hill." don't settle for 4g lte coverage that's smaller or less reliable when only one network is america's largest and most reliable 4g lte network: verizon. with xlte, our 4g lte bandwidth has doubled in over 400 cities. and now, save without settling. get 2 lines with 10gb of data for just $110... or 4 lines for just $140. and get a $150 bill credit for each smartphone you switch. hurry! offers end january 31st. only on verizon. [meow

frank sinatra owned one of these. dean martin owned one of these.hese were one of most exclusive cars in america. >> how much does this cost. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars but one of the best examples in the world. >> rm group the largest by sales last year. can you hold the title in 2015. >> we certainly expect to. the market is strong. a lot of new interested parties looking at classic cars than ever before. >> you were off to a great start. 27 million yesterday. perhaps better tonight. >> thanks. >> as i go to the continental, they have a ferrari coming up three, four hours, it will set the place on fire. could go for $12.5 million. a rare racer we were talking about it all morning. in scottsdale they are talking about it. the 2015 collection auction season is off to a grand start. liz: revving its engines. david: adam shapiro, you have a lovely beat. congratulations. look forward to more of that. liz: this week alone wall street was surprised by surge in swiss franc and plunge in copper of all things. what could be next unexpected black sw

. >> osgood: cbs news anchor walter cronkite had a front row seat when frank sinatra recorded that poignantear for blue blooded girls of independent means. >> osgood: speaking of very good years ervin drake was inducted into the songwriters hall of fame in 1983. >> "the new york times" quotes him assaying, i had a feeling i never would have been in the furniture man's hall of fame. ervin drake was 95. >> osgood: now bob schieffer in washington for a look at what is ahead on "face the nation". good morning bob. >> good morning charles. we will be talking to british prime minister david cameron about the threat of terror. >> osgood: thank you bob we will be watching. and next week, here on sunday morning -- >> stop the saw blade from going into -- ah! >> osgood: it is magic. >> he is okay, he is okay. >> osgood: penn & teller. >> takes it to a whole new level. sunday morning's moment of nature is sponsored by viking river cruises. >> >> osgood: we leave you this sunday in the cedars north of northern oklahoma where cardinals seek settler from the snow. >> seek shelter from the snow. >> i am c

. >> they used to spend the time going to see frank sinatra and playing grabs.ow you go to the nightclub, take a selfie, put it up on facebook and then see a show. >> in 2013 it accounted for just try to increase the odds that they're gamen't. slot machines are being rebranded with new movie and tv titles david chang is chief marketing officer for gamblit. are used to playing games for free on their phones so gambling is not the draw. >> the guam is a game in and of itself. >>ive keeps says mill lebials don't like slot machines. >> why are they zwent slot machines? >> older people. >> older people. >> reporter: vegas is betting the house that this younger generation will continue to flock to sin city. for "cbs this morning," ben tracy, las vegas. >> so las vegas is changing. >> yeah, it's changing. >> you do what you have to do. >> itz really does seem like they're trying to offer something to everybody. >> that one thing always stays true. you know what happens in vegas. >> stays in vegas. >>> us what what does it take to move an entire football team with their

. >> it went from las vegas going to see frank sinatra, playing the craps, and now you go to a nightclubking a selfie putting it up on intragram and you being the show. >> in 2013 it accounted for just 37%. so the industry is now trying to increase the odds that millennials will gamble. slot machines are being rebranded with popular tv and movie titles. and what was once video poker now looks more like a video game. so it's a video game that you can bet on essentially? >> yeah. >> david chang is chief marketing officer for gamblit, a gambling company focused on millennial millennials. he said young people are used to playing games for free on their phones so gambling is not the draw. >> the game is entertaining of itself. the gambling part of it is part of the entertainment but not the main focus of the entertainment. >> reporter: everyone keeps saying millennials don't like slot machines. what do they have against slot machines? >> slot machines are really really, really great entertainment experiences for a different demographic. >> older people. >> older people. >> reporter: vegas is

. >> oh, yeah chas pavorotti was one of them, i had dinner with frank sinatra we sent cannoli's down to him when he was in the business of singing a at the casinos and just multitude, chas was here two weeks ago. >> he came down. >> yeah, he came a down, he wanted a cannoli. we sent to it him. he came down to tell me it was best one in his life. he is from brooklyn where the cannolis are fantastic. >> new york is always bragging. we have some off best stuff here. with the cream puffs right here i will make cream puffs next hour but what are different flavors of cream puffs and what do we have right here. >> this is filled with our home cooked vanilla italian cream. when we get the shell we fill witt italian cream. it is nice and fresh of course. we call this a grand cannoli a larger version of our cannoli. we slice the top fill witt check late and little bit of the gold dust on top. we will make one very similar to this but we put a cream, vanilla, whipped cream mixture. very light, delicate. we dust that with real gold dust. very, very simple, very easy but it shimmers. it is beauti