Irma Gonzalez was one of six women inducted into the San Diego County Women's Hall of Fame earlier this month. She was the first Mexican-American woman to serve as a federal judge in the United States.

First Person: High-School Robotics Leader

GUEST:

Grace Engleman, team captain, ROARbots

Grace Engleman, 16, was the only girl on her high school’s freshman robotics team. So when a group of her classmates wanted to form an all-girls team last summer, she was the natural choice to lead.

First Person: "There's Life After Breast Cancer"

GUEST:

Sheri Hendrix, breast cancer survivor

Breast cancer runs in Sheri Hendrix’s family. But because her mom didn’t have it and she was under the age of 45, doctors told her she could put off getting a mammogram. Now, she’s glad she didn’t.

First Person: Graduating High School At 83

GUEST:

Norm Johnson, Korean War veteran

Norm Johnson served as a military bodyguard to General Douglas MacArthur and danced with Elvis Presley in "Jailhouse Rock." But the one accomplishment he's been waiting decades for? Graduating high school.

First Person: Working With San Diego's Homeless Population

Paul DeLessio, director of coordinated services, St. Vincent de Paul Village

Paul DeLessio has been working with San Diego's homeless population for the last 16 years.

First Person: Syrian Sisters Dedicated To Music

GUESTS:

Carla Chehadeh, San Diego Youth Symphony

Christine Chehadeh, San Diego Youth Symphony