on march 25th, another relate to a homicide that occurred last year in golden park, daniel hill, arrested in reno nevada, reno made some connections and inspectors went to reno and made the case and he is currently in custody and he'll be charged for both homicide. with regard to other crime in san francisco, violent crime is up, although i'm happy to report a modest 2 percent, we are down about 300 officers. i think the officers are doing terrific work and some other reports i'm about to tell you. about 2 weeks ago i participated in a public defenders criminal justice summit which was commemorating the gideon case that came out of florida that prompted the start of all public defenders office and everybody's entitlement to a legal defense and we talked a lot about the treatment of those that are intelligent and because of the begin gid yon case and the mayor's office adopting inebriate program trying to help those who are unable to care for themselves anyway we can into some sort of treatment and we have san francisco police officers down in san diego observing their treatment and brukd

dani danielle lee is on capitol hill. danielle?porter: janelle, a stunning number, 18% of 4-year-olds are in preschools, making it 24th in the country for enrollment. and the amount spent on each student dropped by more than $1,000 making it the highest decline in the country. educators call quality early funding as a gap and preschool funding decreased by $500,000 million last year. it's the most significant decline in a decade. >> it's a state of emergency. >> reporter: the report found that most states served less than a fourth of fourth graders. preschool enrollment gains also stalled and many programs saw a drop in quality. >> that's no way to create a world class education system and it's no way to put our students on a path for college and career readiness. >> reporter: arnie duncan said the report highlighted the needs for lawmakers to take president obama's suggestions for reform. he proposed $75 billion over ten years to provide high quality preschoolr0to 4-year-olds. >> i think we have a chance to change the course of ou

we are parents at daniel webster and petrillo hill. we are here to talk to you about supporting efforts to keep families in san francisco. it's well documented that one of the san francisco's greatest challenges is retaining middle-class families. the two reasons for family flight is affordable housing and public schools. i would like start by telling you the story of our school. back in 2005 the san francisco school district slated daniel webster for closure. at the time it was underenrolled and in the dire need of repair and of being isolated. a group of parents, their kids just babies, rallied the neighborhood and convinced the board of education to keep the school open. today it's a magnet for families of our attendance area. it started with incredible capable parents, now daniel webster has a pre-school onsite, and emersion program and requests on the rise. it's integrated portraya al of petrillo hill. what a san francisco family success story, we have demonstrated how a high quality, integrated public school can overcome family f

danielle nottingham, cbs news, capitol hill. >>> investigators looking into the ricin-laced letters sent to president obama and others have focused. charged have been dropped against a mississippi man paul curtis, and last night they searched the home of another man. no charges have been filed and dutschke has not been arrested. both men say they had nothing do with the letters or the deadly poison. >> when you've been charged with something you've never heard of in ricin or whatever -- i thought they said rice. i said i don't even eat rice. >> curtis said he would never threaten officials. curtis and dutschke know each other and attorneys say dutschke framed curtis. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" hackers target the "associated press" and apple sales fly. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you anne-marie. hackers attacked the "associated press's" twitter account. the tweets falsely reported explosions in the white house and that president obama had been injured. the news sent the dow plunging 143 points, but it quickly recovered

danielle nottingham has more from capitol hill. >> family members of sandy hook shooting victims moved through the halls of the capitol asking senators to pass tougher gun laws. 24-year-old, jillian soto lost her big sister, vicki, a first grade teacher. >> need senators to be on board. if they saw their child be murdered this way, they would feel very differently. >> the families will be here through thursday, one of their first stops was a meeting with democratic senators from their home state of connecticut. >> people said that connecticut couldn't pass the strongest gun violence law in the nation. but when the sandy hook families came to the state capital, things changed. >> it is shaping up to be a tougher battle here on capitol hill. senate majority leader plans to vote thursday on a gun bill that would include expanded background checks. more than a dozen republicans have already said they will block a vote on any gun control legislation. including idaho senator, james rish. >> americans have the right to bare arms, just as stated in the constitution and to do it without governm

kip hill, says his favorite anchor person is jeff daniels from newsroom. he does news the way it should be done. okay, kip hill. steven rich loves you jon stewart. come on out, steven. alexandria had the best answer i thought, because i asked everybody, who do you admire and what shows do you watch -- >> this is gayle king of cbs, giving some introductions there. she's presenting the scholarships to the recipients there and also talking a little bit about who these recipients admire most in the world of journalism. some make sense or some are pretty funny as well. it's good to see the college students have a good sense of humor. gayle king flanged by first lady michelle obama and ed henry, after all of this, he'll give the toast and president obama will come up and do his thing as well and conan o'brien and everyone will head to the after parties. >> as a comedian, the later this goes, the less energy the audience has once you go on. i performed at dinners many times, not this dinner but i'm available next year. the dinner starts 7:30, 8:00 and conan has th

hill. says his favorite anchor person is jeff daniels from newsroom. he said he does news the way it should be done. okay, kip hill. steven rich loves you jon stewart. come on out, steven. alexandria had the best answer. who do you admire, what shows do you watch and who is the favorite and who inspires you. she thought for a couple minutes and said nobody really, i want to chart my own course and i love that answer. come on out, alexandria. >> steven rich. in addition to jon stewart said brian sontana. a special shout out to paul rudd and you know what that means. rena admires robin roberts. come on out. from university of california at berkeley, angela hart loves you ryan lizza. she was excited to meet you and last but certainly not least, is jabrilingram who says he loves shanae simpson of channel 7 and i hope you are in the room. come on up. please have a round of applause for all of the scholarship winners. and while you are still standing come on out, brianna, little, come on out. [ applause ] brianna said don't forget me. >> congratulations. i'm

it ties in with the daniel webster concept of keeping the parents happy of the tech boom who will find this a culturally vivid and challenging and beautiful hill. where they can see international opera and classical music. because this stuff does happen here really high-quality arts. thank you. >> good evening, i am lance burton. i will read this, i am happy that you have chosen to share your budget plans. this is a community that needs more than just jobs, we are advancing the momentum towards careers. the industrial age has passed. the waterfront that sustained our community in the 40s and 50s is gone. construction is merely a hopeful opportunity. in this building we are preparing competent and reliable and productive citizens to run their own businesses and skills and launch their creative talents on to the global stage. our mission is to build on our innate work ethic. we see the work-based knowledge and opportunities that are here. but we refuse to allow our southeast community to be left behind from opportunities and wealth in san francisco now. we recognize that environmental complications have impacted the maturation of some of our you

cbs reporter danielle nottingham on the deal putting air traffic controllers back in the tower. >> reporter: lawmakers left capitol hill for a week-long break. many headed to the airport just minutes after passing a bill that is expected to end the flight delays seen this week. the measure allows the transportation department to move about $250 million within the agency and put air traffic controllers back on the job full time. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: it flew through congress with bipartisan support. >> i have been against the sequester. >> reporter: but democrats and republicans continue to blame each other for the across-the- board budget cuts that led to controller cutbacks in the first place. >> we're here today because this administration has decided to put politics over passengers. >> speaker boehner said the sequestration bill included 98% of what republicans wanted. >> reporter: the air traffic controllers union is applauding the deal. when controllers were forced to begin missing work this week without pay, it triggered thousands of delays. >> have a good flight. >> reporter: daniel trapp says lawm

cbs reporter danielle nottingham on the deal putting air traffic controllers back to work. >> reporter: lawmakers left capitol hillng break. many headed to the airport just minutes after passing a bill that is expected to end the flight delays seen this week. the measure allows the transportation department to move about $250 million within the agency and put air traffic controllers back on the job full time. >> i have been against the sequester. >> reporter: but democrats and republicans continue to blame each other for the across-the- board budget cuts that led to controller cutbacks in the first place. >> we're here today because this administration has decided to put politics over passengers. >> speaker boehner said the sequestration bill included 98% of what republicans wanted. >> reporter: the air traffic controllers union is applauding the deal. when controllers were forced to begin missing work this week without pay, it triggered thousands of delays. >> have a good flight. >> reporter: daniel trapp says lawmakers should have found a budget compromise months ago and never let it come to this. >> watching it

hill says his favorite anchor person is jeff daniels from "newsroom." all right, kip.hen rich loves you, john stuart. [applause] come on up, stephen -- jon stewart. [applause] come on up, stephen. balkan had the best response. i asked, who does -- who inspires you? she said, nobody really. i want to chart my own course. i love that answer. come on up, alexandria. stephen rich in addition to jon ryan fontana, a special shout out to paul read. come on up, rena. from university of california at berkeley, angela hart, she loves you ryan wasn't. she was very excited to meet you backstage -- ryan lizza. she was very excited to meet you backstage. last but not least is jibril ingram who loves fashion a cynne simpson. could we please have a round of applause for all of the scholarship recipients. [applause] why -- while you are still standing, come on up miss p, miss little. -- come on up, miss little. >> breanna said, don't forget me. [applause] >> i'm not going to be able to match them up with all those journalists, and i've got some juices with candy crowley. we will match

ferrell says his favorite anchor person is jeff daniels from "news room." [ laughter ] >> he said he does news the way it should be done. okay, kip hillt. come on out, steven. alexandria bakka had the best answer i thought. i asked everyone who do you admire? what shows do you watch? who's the favorite? who inspires you? alexandria thought, nobody, really. i want to chart my own course. i love that answer. come on out, alexandria. >> steven rich in addition to jon stewart said brian fontana, special shout out to you, paul rudd. you'll know what that means. i notice you do. from northwestern, brena admires robin roberts. come on out, brena. from the university of california berkeley angela hart loves you, ryan lizza. she was very excited to meet you backstage. and last but certainly not least is jabrin ingram who says he loves shanet simpson of channel 11. may we please have a final round of applause for all the scholarship winners? [ applause ] >> and while you're still standing come on out, brianna little. come on out. [ applause ] >> all right. gail king along with the first lady of the united states giving some awards to scholarshi