closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc good morning i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm k ask. an earthquake hit solano county. >> 3.5 quake hit this morning at 9:13 two miles south of vallejo. >> here's what it looked like on our seismograph. magnitude 3.5 quake hit the same area after 6:00 yesterday evening. you can see where any quake that hits our area is centered by following it on our special quake tracker site on abc7 news/quake tracker. firefighters raced to save one of san jose's oldest existing hopes in kelly park but the fire moved too fast. the sad ending to a piece of san jose history.

>> reporter: this quickly became a two alarm fire which meant there were 50 firefighters here battling this blaze. is essentially all but smoldering now. crews rushed to kelly park this morning to find a 1912 home engulfed in flames. since it was boarded up, not in use, firefighters didn't risk going into the burning building to fight the blaze. >> we had fire in the front out sight and active fire in the attic on the top part with an abandoned building there's no reason to put our firefighters at risk. have collapse hazards early on we determined to make it exterior firefighting-only. >> reporter: they did go into that defensive mode of firefighting. the kelly house is located on

the 172 acre kelly park home of the happy hallow zoo. the director says because of the fast response and the wind direction the 150 animals were never in danger. a piece of history is gone. the kelly family was one of san jose's early pioneers. there were deems of renovating this kelly a -- were dreams of renovating this kelly into a learning center. now the park director hopes some of the historical items, documents and photos and items stored in the home can be salvaged. as to the cause, that is under investigation. the fire captain says there is no reason to believe with someone was in the house. because of the sudden nature of this fire, it is being considered suspicious. karina rusk, abc7 news. investigators will be getting high-tech help today in their search for human remains at the bottom of a

san joaquin county well. they plan to send a camera into the well to search for bones and other evidence. investigators found at least 1,000 bone fragments in one well. they plan to search a second well and are asking for documentation about other wells on the profit. crews began the search last week after receiving information from a convicted serial killer. hundreds of bay area nursing students are finding out this morning all their hard work nay be for naught. the state has -- may be for naught. state has closed down the two institutions. >> reporter: we with were inside the room during the meeting 150 students and representatives of the school. these vocational students are asking the question after all this time and money, how come we can't seen sit for our license exams? more than 100 came today to

find out the school no longer exists, it went out of business this morning. >> there's ultrasound and mri programs. >> unlawfully ran every one of you knows that if you go to our website we've clearly mentioned -- [ unintelligible ] >> wait. that is the truth. >> reporter: what happened? >> there are a couple of things. they are advertising themselves as accredited, they are not. running a couple of programs illegally, mri and ultrasound program not approved by the state. >> reporter: she is on the verge of tears she says she only three days from graduation and suddenly out $8,000. >> we don't have any accreditations, basically we are offered something that is not going to be completed.

>> reporter: some students who spent years here are out $40,000. there may be some help for them. >> we want everybody to apply to the recovery fund. if they have a federal student loan we'll help them through that process. >> reporter: big question now is, will another vocational school take these students in and give them standing so they can take those licensing exams? as for the time they lost the depth of consumer affairs says there -- the department of consumer affairs says there is nothing they can do about that. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. six thousand patients are getting alerts their personal health information may have been compromised. the st. joseph system says due to a security setting oversight patient data could have been accessed between early last year and last month. this is not financially sensitive information but medical, like blood pressure, lab results. affected hospitals include santa rosa memorial and petaluma valley memorial.

security precautions are being put in place for president obama's visit to san francisco. he lands around 1 p.m. for major fundraising for his reelect campaign. it exciting for his -- it is exciting for his supporters. >> reporter: here's your warning, he will be here at the mark hopkins hotel 2:00 for his first event. getting him here from sfo means a motorcade and a lot of street closures so they can make sure the president gets here safely. the president isn't due here for another couple of hours. the barricades are up and warnings are out. >> we got an e-mail yesterday saying the street would be closed because a special guest was coming. then we learned that special guest was obama, we excited. >> reporter: secret service agents arrived early this morning. guests were told to expect crowds trying to catch a glimpse. >> they said there's something

coming to the hotel. certain times of the day today and tomorrow that are going to be a little chaotic getting in and out. >> reporter: locals say that is part of the problem. the excitement of having him here also causes some headaches. >> i think it is great to have the president. last time it locked up traffic for five or six blocks it was hard to get parked. >> reporter: fifth between mission and folsom will be shutdown this afternoon for sure. other rolling closures as the motorcade moves from south of market to fundraisers on nob hill and pacific heights. david will be letting his employees leave early to escape the gridlock. >> i joked to my colleagues that he's here to promote business but no business can happen while he's here. >> reporter: the president has a fundraiser at 2:00, private dinner at a home on broadway and an event for 2500 people at the nob hill masonic center. some say it will be an inconvenience but they will

take it in stride. >> we'll make due. i'll probably be standing on the curb watching. maybe i'm part of the problem. >> reporter: he will not be going out to dinner tonight with his wife like they do every night so plans are changing. this is one of a few stops on the west coast. the president is expected to raise eight million dollars on this total trip. all of his events in san francisco are sold out. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. this morning bart official announced their plan to help people get around the westbound bay bridge closure this weekend. the upper deck will be closed 8:00 tomorrow night giving workers time to reconfigure the westbound approach on the oakland side. bart officials believe their trains are the best way to go. >> there's not many alternatives. the either you take the richmond bridge and golden gate bridge into san francisco or else you go south on the nimitz and take the san mateo bridge. both are going to be time-consuming for people. we think those two s are going

to be very conjested. -- >> bart will run 24 hours beginning friday into tuesday morning. after midnight bart will run every hour at 14 of the 44 stations. you can become a traffic spotter by downloading our exclusive waze app for iphones or androids, it is free and could come in handy during this bridge closure period. for information, visit abc7news.com/waze. still ahead, important warning about arsenic that may be hiding in your baby's formula and energy bars. >> looking to be health question skip the turkey sandwich. no more king size. changes about to come to some of mission's most popular

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another health warning. high levels of arsenic this time not in juice, but in baby formula. katie marzullo joins us with more what is the source? >> reporter: the study points to one particular ingredient organic brown rice syrup. not only adding arsenic to formula but cereal bars and energy shots: organic brown rice syrup is a popular and healthier substitute for high fructose corn syrup.

organic isn't always the better choice. there is such a thing as organic arsenic. dartmouth university researchers say babies are ingesting arsenic in their formula. >> baby formula is the main source of new for many children during the first year. that's a period war you -- where you want to avoid poisonings. >> reporter: total standard is 10 parts better billion of the of the 17 formulas tested two had high levels, one showed 60 parts per billion. the study is not naming brands only the offending formulas are made with organic brown rice syrup. >> as a parent, you want to make sure you are reading the label if you are using an organic formula, you want to look to see is the first ingredient organic brown rice syrup, if it is, i would use a different formula. >> reporter: cereal bars show arsenic levels from 23 to 128 parts per billion.

bars without the intkwraoedient contain 8 to 27 parts. energy shots, 84 to 171 parts per billion. consumer admits are worried about the big pick -- picture. >> we need to look at standards in general in terms of toxins like arsenic. >> reporter: in november the fda launched an investigation into fruit juice after consumer reports found trace levels of arsenic in apple and grape juice. in north carolina a grandmother is asking how a school district decided her grandchild's turkey and cheese sandwich was less nutritious than chicken nuggets. the officials determined the lunch of a sandwich, potato chips, apple didn't meet the guidelines, it was missing milk. >> we are not the lunch bag police. if we observe that a child who has brought their lunch is

missing one of the key components of the healthy meal, we simply say, if it is milk, here's some milk, you may have it or not. >> the grandmother says the officials forced to take the girl take chicken nuggets instead. time to downsize some of america's favorite can -- candy bars. mars says all bars will slim down to 250 calories by the end of next year. twix and m & m's are already under 250 calories. recipes will not change just the size. >> i like the fun size the little ones. i wonder if they are going to change the price? >> good question. >> that's what i was thinking.

free, check out this a lot of sun, beautiful picture of al traz this morning, temperatures running -- of alcatraz, this morning temperatures running -- a hollywood directorédá(z wo will be flying in one of nba sensation jeremy lin's closest confidant so he can experience lin-sanity for himself in new york. new technology safety regulators want

regulators are urging car makers to design a system that automatically disable any distracts dashboard technology when a vehicle is moving. proposed guidelines as part of an effort to combat distracted driving. in recent years automakers have been putting in several gadgets into new cars. officials worry that technology is taking drivers' attention from the road. electronic warning systems that alert drivers would be exempt from the disabling rebel . >> nice morning for a drive. -- mike nicco is here with the conditions. >> distracted by the scenery several trees are blooming,

also leading to allergist tree pollen is high so is the -- mold. we start in the sierra, more on the way as a couple of storms will blow through california over the next four to five days won't bring much rain won't bring that much snow fresh powder to ski on if you are heading up that way this weekend. beautiful pictures from vollmer peak towards the golden gate bridge into the blue pacific ocean. let's look at temperatures we talked about 5 to 10° warmer than yesterday mid to upper 50s you see that in the green. yellows, in the low 60s. monterey bay monterey and inland salinas 60. santa cruz watson mid to upper 50s. today high clouds sunshine and warmer temperatures without those stiff breezes of yesterday. chance of showers friday night again sunday night light but

in there. looks like all of us will be breezy and slightly cooler during the weekend. by the time we get to 2:00 the high happens this time of year oakland, san francisco four degrees warmer. fremont when you get to 65 today, eight degrees warmer than yesterday one of the warmer temperatures, low to mid 60s santa rosa and cloverdale 68 and 67. monterey bay mid 60s around the bay and mid 60s as you head inland. high clouds mixing with that deep blue sky. around the state mid low to mid 60s through the central valley 41 tahoe. a little rain and mountain snow around southern california pulling away interest san diego and palm springs now temperatures there will top out in the upper 60s. back home, mid 30s to near 40 inland upper 30s to low 40s around the bay shore san francisco and half moon bay mid 40s. watching that low pull away,

and high pressure move in at least for today in the better part of tomorrow storm track well to the north this storm is going to breakthrough this omega block looks like the greek letter, and push the storm into our neighborhoods as with we head towards tomorrow. 7:00 tonight all clear mainly clear overnight tomorrow increasing clouds slightly cooler because of that you can see 7:00 spotty light rain developing along the coast also in the north bay best chance for measureable rain overnight. here we are midnight saturday, by 8:00 saturday morning it is already gone then we'll see pretty much a mix of clouds and sun for saturday temperatures going down into the mid 50s along the coast low 60s for the rest of us sunday the coolest day everybody in the mid to upper 50s. monday we start to see a slight warming trend next week almost as warm as it is today. bay area's own nba

sensation jeremy lin has received another honor today gracing the latest "time" magazine cover. this sunday watching him play against the mavericks will be his palo alto high school coach, a friend of a friend of lin's set him up courtside near the likes of spike lee, a huge lin fan. two former teammates will also make the trip. spike lee is getting a lin high school jersey to wear for this friday's game. you can see the knicks vs. mavericks right here 9:30 sunday morning. dallas and new york, good one. >> what about that tweet? >> spike lee told me his lovely wife tanya will also be there. it is like winning the lottery with spike

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