i had another one "the da vin three code" i like this one and i wanted to do it, dan brown wanted toell it to us, but he wanted anthony involved, anthony as great a writer as he was, he couldn't crack it for the screen. as he said it, it was like one of those scenes out of the movie, you see the fortune moving away from you, how many millions of copies we would have done in that movie, could have made art movies for the rest of our lives and still never run out of money. so those were two that got away. tavis: is there something you have made that in any way you had thoughts, second thought rerks visited? are you happy with the complete filmography? >> i probably blocked it out but there's got to be a whole bunch of movies that i wish i had a second chance or i wish never came to light of tai. i'm just mentally blocked i think. tavis: we're meeting for the first time but the thing that's always turned me on about you is i love people who are counted out and come back. i don't know how many times you've been counted out. a few years ago, reading a major article in a major new york pub

dan brown. we go up through the centuries with that kind of constant reference back to what jerusalem , so much so that when christopher columbus makes his move to the west, it isn't the abc's after. he is after a new more efficient and safer route to jerusalem. we secular americans don't emphasize his agenda of columbus is, but is chronicles are full of it, his wish to bring europe to jerusalem. as the ottoman empire lost its way and opulence in the 18th, and 18th centuries, the noble sanctuary in the center of jerusalem remains the touchstone of the islamic conscience and distillate defining note of the islamic conscience. and 110 years after columbus when those parents settled in new england or came to new england, what was it that they said they were doing? they were found in a city on a hill, jerusalem and the settlement that they found it after that sermon when they got off the boat was sailing, not boston. another word for jerusalem. the centers of sailor moved on. what if they go? the ch

. >> dan customerren, kron4 news. >>> governor jerry brown has negotiated a contract with a union thatld prove costly to taxpayers. it removes the cap, and now lets prison guards take unlimited vacation time that must be paid out when they retire. the cap was lifted because the state can't adequately staff its prisons if it gives their guards all its time off. last year, $100 million was paid out in unused vacation time to prison guards. kate thompson. >> the city is moving ahead with plans to outsource its fire department in an effort to save money. doing so could save the city as much as 1 to $2 million annually. right now, the city council is considering four proposals for doing just that. action is expected by the end of april and the new department could be up and running by october. in san carlos, kron4 news. >>> in another big story, there are long lines at this mcdonalds in bay shore as eager job-seekers showed up in hopes of trying to get a position. it was all part of a one-day hiring event, sponsored by mcdonalds throughout the country. in total, the chain plans to hire 50,0

brown. on the "newshour" tonight: the president said he didn't have time for what he termed the "silliness" of questions about his citizenship. we talk with dan balz of the "washington post" about the so-called "birther" issue raised by republicans including donald trump. >> lehrer: then, we assess the first-ever regularly scheduled news conference by a federal reserve chairman. >> brown: kwame holman has the tale of two cities in one within the nation's capital. that's sometimes the interests of the residents of the district of columbia clash with those of the congress. and that's what happened in a battle this week. >> lehrer: and ray suarez examines a major security breach involving the personal data of millions of sony playstation users. that's all ahead on tonight's "newshour." major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> i mean, where would we be without small businesses? >> we need small businesses. >> they're the ones that help drive growth. >> like electricians, mechanics, carpenters. >> they strengthen our communities. >> every year, chevron spen

dan customerren, kron4 news. >>> solar power back in the spotlight as part of the solution to california's ongoing energy sneez. governor jerry brownhelp dedicate a new solar panel manufacturing facility as well as to sign into law a new standard for renewable energy. it manditates that 33% of california's energy needs come from sustainable sources bike solar, wind and geothermal by 2020. >>> new details tonight about the murder of a san francisco teenager. another teen, a 15-year-old boy, is now charged with that crime. 16-year-old andy zeng was found on sunday in a home in the silver terrace neighborhood. the death was initially reported as a suicide but the medical examiner quickly determined the death was suspicious. investigators say traces of fire accelerant were discovered near the body. three other teens face charges of conspiracy in connection with the murder. a fifth teenage suspect remains at large. investigators say the crime is not gang related and that zeng knew the suspects. >>> three kayakers are safe tonight after their kayaks overturned in the san francisco bay. this is video as the men were taken ashore by rescue

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brown are not garter knights. no reason why they should be there. and they're not friends. >> so i shouldn't be offended if i wasn't invited or dan wasn't invited back in new york. >> no. >> dickie, we'll see much more of you this week. to new york for the other headlines this morning. john berman is in for ron claiborne. good morning, john. >> thanks, good morning, everyone. >>> the obama administration is urging yemen to move swiftly on a tentative deal to transfer power. yemen's embattled president agreed to step down in 30 days and hand power to his deputy in exchange for immunity from prosecution. president saleh has been a key ally in battling al qaeda. >>> syrian secret police reportedly raided homes of secret protesters saturday night aftered bloodiest attack in that uprising. security forces opened fire on thousands in funeral processions saturday killing at least 11. more than 120 people have been killed in the last two days. >>> nfl star brandon marshall has been released from the hospital after being stabbed with a kitchen knife. police say the miami dolphins receiver was stabbed by his wife who was arrested and charged with battery. she