louisa mendoza. >> good afternoon to the panel ladies and gentlemen. my name is louisa mendoza, resident of san francisco for over 25 years. from south america via the caribbean. i am seeking a permanent appointment. also substituting in the board 1 as a hearing officer. real estate broker for over 15 years; practice real estate for 20 years when i began as a property manager. for 12 years i have been a certified mortgage broker; i do own and operate m&m financial services of which i also offer-- i do consult in insurance, as a licensed insurance agent. during my experience i have also done a lot of broker opinions for lending institutions, determining market values for property for the basis of the internal transactions. i have been a member of the san francisco board of realtors woman's council, now we are becoming again very active. i am also the president of the travelers club of san francisco. >> seeing that you already served on the board, if you could respond to the question that i asked of ms. lewis. >> i do believe that additional efforts can

louisa mendoza. >> good afternoon to the panel ladies and gentlemen. my name is louisa mendoza, resident of san francisco for over 25 years. from south america via the caribbean. i am seeking a permanent appointment. also substituting in the board 1 as a hearing officer. real estate broker for over 15 years; practice real estate for 20 years when i began as a property manager. for 12 years i have been a certified mortgage broker; i do own and operate m&m financial services of which i also offer-- i do consult in insurance, as a licensed insurance agent. during my experience i have also done a lot of broker opinions for lending institutions, determining market values

a 2.0 magnitude earthquake was reported a half a mile from the town of louisa.s been almost a year and a half since the east coast earthquake that struck the region. the 5.8 earthquake sent major damage to the county and shock waves up and down the seaboard. last night's tremor could still be an aftershock of the east coast quake. >> wow. even that long you can have an aftershock. >> 2.0. >>> 4:41. time for weather & traffic on the 1s. looking outside, scattered temperatures, varying degrees. cold some splaplaces, warmer in other spots. tom? >> a wide variety of temperatures. high clouds drifting over us. mostly clear over the mountains and in parts of southern maryland, northern neck, eastern shore, high clouds drifting over the metro area. temperatures generally in the mid 40s, montgomery, arlington, fairfax, prince george's, near 50 in washington. culpeper down to 34. hagerstown, 39. there are cold spots. fredericksburg down to 38. la plata in charles county, by 6:30, in the upper 30s. a partly cloudy sky. for the lunch hour, it's going to be in the upper 40s

live in pasadena, louisa hodge, back to you. >> thank you. so i guess it's cold down there. maybe 52? >> i like how they're sleep deprived. we know what that's like. >> just a bit. i'm feeling pretty good today, though, kicking off 2013! >> just wait. >> so far. we may hit the wall. >> exactly. >>> around the bay area today, couple of clouds floating across our skies this morning. it is a little chilly in some of the valleys now but should turn out to be a great day ahead as high pressure builds in. a partly cloudy start to the day with chilly temperatures, mostly sunny by the afternoon. but staying cool. i think the next best chance of rain will come over the weekend. high pressure building in overhead so the jet stream going to lift to the north. that will send these storms well to the north of the bay area. going to stay dry. not only today but over the next few days. then maybe we'll start to talk about rain in the latter part of the weekend. 50s into the central valley today, high country looking good a ton of snow up there. roads nice a

their motion is louisa mendoza for seat 1. daniel hershkowitz for seat 5. >> joyce lewis for seat 6. and robia crisp for seat 7. >> okay. six applicants. for me personally, it's hard when you have so many qualified applicants. i was impressed with mr. hershkowitz as well; i would like to point you for a seat not just because of your background but because of your enthusiasm. and making it easier for many of our homeowners. i would like to see you go forward and one of those seats as well. i was equally impressed by all the other candidates; it is nice to have female candidates. it's great to see so many women opposite the last committee. especially in real estate property here in san francisco. i was impressed by diana, daniel, joyce lewis, luisa mendoza. unfortunately i do not get to speak with -- a land-use attorney. typically we ask that candidates come before us but ms. crisp made a particular outreach to our office knowing that she could not be here today and i appreciate that. with the permanent alternate seats, i would

but louisa hodge says the crash has him calling for change. >> reporter: chp officers say they pulled over justin bieber's ferrari on the 405 south of getty center for speeding. justin bieber was not in the car. investigators say just before 6:00 a photographer pulled along sepulveda pass to take photos. it didn't appear he looked both ways before walking into oncoming traffic according to police. >> he verbally ordered him to return to the vehicle. he had to order him twice. he seemed reluctant to go back but eventually he did. >> reporter: it was then investigators say the paparazzo was hit by an suv. the driver stopped to help but the victim was taken to the hospital and died. entertainment website tmz says the victim is 29-year-old chris ga rare ra and a close friend told them guerrera was sure bieber was smoking pot white driving earlier in the day. tmz says rapper little twist was borrowing bieber's car when it was pulled over. a day later a makeshift memorial was set up along sepulveda boulevard with flowers across and a picture of the victim. it reads, rest in peace. you were

for a quake in one side of the creep zone that that's probably enough. >> reporter: in pasadena, louisa hodge. >> the san andreas fault is long overdue for a major quake. the southern section has been quiet for about 300 years. >>> a bay area community shows its spirit after a heartless theft. the outpouring of donations to replace a stolen veterans plaque. >> the oscar nominations are out. but tonight, hollywood is buzzing over who got snubbed. look, if you have copd like me you know it can be hard to breathe, and how that feels. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva helps control my copd symptoms by keeping my airways open for 24 hours. plus, it reduces copd flare-ups. spiriva is the only once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that does both. spiriva handihaler tiotropium bromide inhalation powder does not replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva. discuss all medicines you take, even eye drops. stop taking spiriva and seek

. >> cbs reporter louisa hodge is live in pasadena with fans out there.in blankets and fire pits. looks like fun. >> reporter: the parade starts at 8:00 but 42 floats are lined up here. this is sort of the event before the event if you will. check the crowds. thousands of people came out this morning at the crack of down just to take a look at all of these floats up close and personal. you can see the detail on some of these floats. the judges announced the winners. the coveted sweepstakes trophy went to dole with fiesta parade floats but a san francisco- based company or oakland-based company, i should say, kaiser permanente, that float also took a prize. and to tell us about that is bill caswell. now, tell us about this theme that you won? >> it's exciting. we have been part of the tournament for over eight-year and to get an award is a great honor. the theme depicts the fulfillment of all the aspects of the seuss theme. patients of kaiser permanente with great stories and the colors and the flowers and the fruit and all the healthy things that we stand

the epicenter was just about a half mile from the town of louisa.has been almost a year and a half since the east coast quake struck that region. the 5.8-magnitude quake caused major damage and sent shock waves up the east coast. >>> 6:34. how did a one of a kind original painting worth tens of thousands of dollars end up at a goodwill store in virginia? this old oil painting of a woman drinking tea was donated to a goodwill location in manassas this week. store employees say they often find gems in the hundreds of bins they go through. but something about this painting was different. >> i didn't know how much at that time but i said, we have some money here. >> yeah, you do. right now goodwill has no way to prove who donated the artwork. the store plans to auction it on their web site. proceeds will be used to help train future employees. >> wonderful. how fore-- fortuitous for goodwill. you need a garage. >>> the local leader who says maybe it's time to talk about renaming the redskins. >>> plus, which player compared the field at fedex field to w

this was his mother louisa. >> i pray to god, please, take me, take me. leave my son. but it's too late. it's too late. >> reporter: seau's family donated his brawn for analysis because they say his suicide was linked to head injuries suffered on the field. the report identifies brain abnormalities. >> in some cases they have exhibited behaviors such as impulsivity, irritability, aggression, memory loss and suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: seau is the fifth player to commit suicide who was later found to have cte. 4,000 players have filed suit against the nfl for brain related injuries. the nfl has changed the rules to discourage blows to the head and has given a grant to the national institute of health to study injuries in athletes. >> we need to better understand it, better diagnostic capabilities, ways to assess this before somebody passes away or diagnose it. >> reporter: seau's family issued a statement saying they were saddened that he suffered from that such a deliberating condition. . >>> changes are coming for some of america's most popular sleeping pills. tur

the epicenter just about a half mile from the town of louisa.nd a half since the east coast earthquake struck that region. the 5.8-magnitude quake caused major damage in louisa county and sent shockwaves up the east coast. scientists say last night's tremor could still be an aftershock of the east coast quake. >>> look closely at president obama when he take the oath of office during his second inauguration. you'll notice he'll have his hand on two bibles. one was used by abraham lincoln, the other by martin luther king jr. that is extra significance for this inauguration because it's taking place on the federal holiday honoring the civil rights leader. the president used the lincoln bible when he was sworn in four years ago. he'll use his wife's family bible for a private swearing-in at the white house the day before the public ceremony. >>> you can see relics from the first presidential inauguration now at mt. vernon. george washington's estate is displaying items from that historic event in honor of president obama's inauguration. you'll be a

. >>> it's happened again in louisa county, virginia. an earthquake. around 6:30, a 2.0 magnitude quake shook the county. it was the epicenter of the huge quake we all felt in august 2011 2011. >>> boston, massachusetts has declared a public health emergency all because of this amazing flu that's sweeping the country. this year's flu season started earlier and is hitting harder than it has been in recent years and that's putting a strain on the health care system. >> it's not just massachusetts. 44 states are reporting widespread flu. nationwide the number of people going to the hospital with flu symptoms has doubled in the past month. >> reporter: the flu hasn't been this bad in boston in years. more than 700 cases have been confirmed so far and statewide 18 people have died. city health officials are preparing for it to get worse. >> in the last two weeks alone, we've doubled our number. so if we continue at this rate to see you in cases, we'll have an explosion of flu in the city of boston. so we really need to get ahead of this at this point in tim

this was his mother louisa. >> but i pray to god, please, take me! take me, leave my son! but it's too late, too late. >> reporter: seau's family donated his brain for analysis because they suspected his suicide was linked to head injuries suffered on the field. today's report identifies brain abnormallities consistented with what is known as chronic, traumatic encephalopathy or cte which is caused by repetitive trauma to the brain. dr. russell lonz other oversaw the study. >> individuals that have been found to have cte in the past in some cases have exhibited behaviors such as impulsivity, irritability, aggression, memory loss and suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: seau is the fifth former nfl player to commit suicide, who was later found to have cf-- cte. more than 4,000 players have filed suit against the nfl for brain related injuries. the nfl has changed rules to discourage blows to the head. it has given a 30 million dollar research grant to the national institutes of health that study medical conditions prominent in athletes. >> we need to better understand this. we n

aneth quake that measured a magnitude 2.0 hit louisa county around 2:30. this is the same area where the big august 2011 quake was centered. that's the tremor that damaged the national cathedral and the washington monument. >>> 5:07. more problems with the new jumbo jetliner. that story is coming up. >> plus, the space telescope captures new photos of what is being called the doomsday asteroid. >> ahead in sports, we'll take a look at the predicted rehabilitation time for rg3. oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover in hollywood. go to facebook.com/progresso to enter. >>> just about 10 after 5:00 on this thursday morning. it's chilly out there but not anything we can't handle. 30s and 40s for most of us. you'll need the jacket but maybe the middle weight jacket, not so much the heavy one. temperatures will get back into the upper 40s and low 50s with more sunshine this m

inches in charlottesville and we have reports there of moderate snow, snow in roanoke now and in louisa, too. temperatures are still above freezing, 39 in reston, fairfax, 40 in springfield, 39 in bethesda and andrews and even 39 down in waldorf. the big picture, we'll zoom in. here's our the system. you can see the moisture ducking to the south and it looks like it's precipitating or raining in the grain into philadelphia and new york. that is not. it's evaporating before reaching the ground. there's nothing really here reaching the ground in northwest. colder air waiting in the wings will roll in tonight behind the system. we are a little concerned of some slick spots developing late tonight, tomorrow morning as temperatures fall to freezing or below across the board. here's our little radar. you can see pockets of snow showing up to the west and southwest of town and that is the case. we'll show you the latest radar. now we're seeing some prince changing into snow and sleet. leonardtown across 95 and charlottesville back into harrisonburg and pretty good snows where 29 hit 64, they p