tony soprano. '90s, actors no longer felt it was a come down to work in television. audiences started to look in television for what they had only found before in feature film. >> what did i ever do to you except deliver the south? >> you shouldn't have made me pick. >> network dramas became very innovative. they were really making a mark. >> once we started making the kinds of shows that we were making in the '90s you couldn't shut the door on them. >> get me out. >> some of my favorite shows of all-time aired in that decade and everybody was watching thel. there was still that communal sense from the earlier decades of tv but it was being applied to shows that were reaching higher and farther, and they were great. >> dammit, you know, i think parents need to spend less time worrying about their kids are watching on tv and more time -- >> totally, dude. quick, jump through the window. >>> unwelcome. in a scathing editorial the mayor of london says rolling out the red carpet for donald trump is un-

back to you guys >> thank you, di tony soprano, as we stick with real estate, tony soprano's house --ck please time is for sale. the current owners -- it's in north caldwell, new jersey, folks. they're asking $3.4 million. this according to the "new york times. the fictional mob boss's mansion is in north callwell 5600-square-foot footprint and 1 1/2-acre lot real estate sites like trulia and zillow estimate the house to be about 1.5 million i believe the owners of that house initially got $5,000 a day for ten days of filming. $50,000. then when the show became a hit, $25,000 a day. >> not too shabby. >> thank you for watching "power." >> "closing bell" right now. >>> welcome to "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost here at the stock exchange tech stocks getting slammed today as facebook and google face the threat of regulation. it's hitting the broader software and cloud space as well sales force down 5%. everything you need to know coming up. >>> i'm sara eisen we'll start with what's driving the action tech stocks falling on regulatory fears fed president bullard says a rit caught

. >> yeah, if you win the lottery, you can go to new jersey and buy the house that tony soprano calledans of "the sopranos" should be familiar with the house. it was featured weekly in the show's iconic open, and the listing price, $3.4 million. the current owners have lived there for more than 30 years. they say it's time to downsize. >> and, yes, the pool where tony fed ducks and smoked cigars is there. the house was used for multiple scenes during the early seasons, and later seasons they used a replica. and if you win that jackpot, this is chump change. >> yeah, you could buy a whole bunch of those. i won't do the math because that's not my finger. >>> finally, who has the best french fries in america? well, the new taste test is out. >> businessinsider.com looked at the top fast food chains and ranked the fries based on flavor, mouth feel and crispness and found shake shake's crinkle cut fries were best by far followed by arby's and burger king. >> also mcdonald's fries criticized as bland, sometimes mushy and dry. let us know what you think on facebook. mushy and dry. let us know

ashley: i bought tony soprano's house.lly? case closed. my time is up. neil it is yours. neil: they will not get that for this house? stuart: why? are they your neighbor? neil: that's i irrelevant. we have a lot of developments. whether the tony soprano house ever sells, but the president commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day. the significance of that, what is at stake if we forget the significance of this day with former defense secretary chuck hagel. he is coming up. the corner of wall and broad, this would make it three in a row. the dow is trying to break, you know what is a six-week losing streak. we have jackie deangelis, the catalyst for all of this, and

and i was terrified of getting injured so i was going to this physical therapist who was like if tony sopranout so i was basically working 18 hour days every day, and this seemed fake, and it really happened. i was on her tbefoow" was slate start shooting, lying on this woman's table, "kortney soprano", and my shoulder started to do this chipmunk on a trampoline thing, i was not meaning to do that, it's fine, it's fine. i got on the highway and it turned into like dad at a rage. like a muscle spasm, drunk aunt on a cruise ship. >> jimmy: really? >> it was the craziest thing. and i wasn't controlling it. i'm in traffic and people are like, and then i went home to like the place i was staying. i live in new york. i was shooting in l.a., okay, my dream's supposed to come true next week, but i think this will certainly go away. and i went to the hospital, and they were out of, like the first doctor that i saw, his face turned totally white. he was like, will you wait one moment? and he came back with ten medical students who are all like oh, my god! >> jimmy: they were videotaping? >> i'm happy t

nature as a circumstance specific and focuses on the offense conduct rather than the intended if tony soprano is prone to murderous rages at the drop of a hat but that doesn't mean it's always a crime of violence. >> murder by its nature? what does that phrase mean murder by its nature quick. >> then i would want to know if you're talking in the abstract or a particular murder. >> i am just repeating this language. >> that is not how we interpret the offense it is the conduct and whether that conduct by its nature through this goes back to the justice gorsuch example you don't mean it that way because then section a is incoherent spirit that is the exact interpretation the court gave if i could explain that they were faced with a statute of misdemeanor crime of domestic violence. i'm paraphrasing only slightly but it was in offense that is a misdemeanor that has an element committed by a domestic companion the court interpreted even though the offense misdemeanor applied to the whole thing and they took a categorical approach to have a circumstance specific approach i don't think the fact it

. >>> janai, i'm not sure if you're looking for a place to live, but tony soprano's home is for sale. >> how about that? the new jersey house that served as the figts al mob boss' house in the iconic hbo series is on the market. but look, it will cost you. >> of course. the 5,600 square foot, four bedroom, four and a half bath property, going for $3.4 million. the owners say they don't need it anymore since their now adult son moved out years ago. >> okay. not too bad. the interior of the home appeared in the pilot, the exteriors were used every season. so if you drive by -- do you think people -- it's one of those houses that folks get out and take pictures by? >> i think so. "the sopranos," iconic, new jersey, big connection there, i'd think you would have gawkers for sure in your driveway. >> if you're up for that, have at it. >> and you have the money. >>> coming up, the growing danger on the road. counterfeit bicycle helmets. >> but first, eight more hikers disfather in the himalayas. two of them americans. >>> this half hour, president '. who's got the time to chase around down

. >> i thought if he had not passed away, that might have been tony soprano. there is no defense. normal privilege social security don't apply anyway when they're engaged in an inquiry of the highest significance. it was called a grand inquest. i respect her as a woman, a politician, a leader, i think he is makes the constitution wrong he here. he is is assuming that launching the investigation, if he is not investigated for impeachment offenses, but he is is assuming that launching the inquiry puts you on a collision course with the stone wall represented by mcconnell and the gop in the senate, it doesn't, if the senate continues to shirk their duty, they can say that after a full and fair hearing we find that donald trump has committed the following offenses, high crimes and misdemeanors. it is possible to acquit him. they should decide before they have the inquiry, but the likelihood is he would be convicted. his forehead would be marked with the stamp of i. i think it is a silly prospect to say that he would be strengthenned. he would claim vindication. he could always claim v

. >>> and the new york times reports that the house that america's favorite tv mobster, tony soprano calls home is on the market. it was featured in the opening credit of hbo's "sopranos" seen in the pilot episode were seen in the kitchen. the home in new jersey is listed at a starting price of $3.4 million. >> can't afford it but i would like to go to the open house. >> let's take us on a tour and take the brochure. >> we are thrilled to announce starting on june 22nd, jeff glor will be joining us on saturday as a co-host. jeff will continue to great work he has done over 12 dwreeyears e network telling stories and doing important investigative work for our show across cbs news. he gets the beverages on saturday. >> i know. that i am upset about it. >> it is such a great choice, i am excited about this and for you guys as well. i am most excited that they'll give me a chance to sleep in on a saturday morning after seven years. >> you can toast us from your bed. >> i will remember it is thursday here. >> i will remember. >> it is about 22 after the hour. a look at the weather for you