he was released from custody without electronic monitoring wednesday much to prosecutors' dismay. >> the nature of the charges. >> reporter: vincent was charged with two felony counts of false imprisonment and attempted robbery and two misdemeanor counts of battery. he pleaded guilty to this judge who made the call to release him today. she said she hadn't seen the video before making the decision. she saw it on tv.

>> i was alarmed at the level of violence that i saw in the video. i was concerned about the conduct that i saw there. >> reporter: she says it altered her opinion on the public safety risk. here's the prosecution's response. >> added request to a video now. i will let you draw your own conclusion as to whether that was necessary. >> reporter: as for the defense? >> my concern is mr. vincent. and at that point, at this point, we will keep helping him and he will keep doing well. >> reporter: it is unclear at this point if the judge is willing or able to reverse her decision and send vincent back to jail. the next hearing in this case is set for monday. in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. it may seem a little cooler in the bay area today. but don't be fooled. meteorologist mary lee shows us where residents should be aware

of a heat advisory. >> in tin land locations of the north bay and the east bay. compared to the record heat, it is cooler by a few degrees. but definitely still dealing with the heat for parts of the east bay and the north bay with that heat advisory in effect until 8:00 p.m. so highs topping south of the 90s to 100 degrees for our north bay and east bay inland locations. it is the fourth day in a row for a spare the air alert. unhealthy for the east bay and the santa clara valley. moderate air quality for the rest of the bay area. so let's check out our 24-hour temperature change. temperatures are cooler compared to yesterday at this time. seven degrees cooler in concord. five degrees cool nor hayward. four degrees cooler in oakland. and we will continue on that cooling trend as we go through the weekend. i'll let you know how cool it will get coming up. back to you. >> all right mary. thank you. bart riders get ready for a mess in the east bay.

a masse track replacement project begins tomorrow between orinda and walnut creek stations. uchiway 24ar cotion on the ack mpory doo eabound lanes. on modrivouldexct delays of up to 30 minutes. bart will offer free buses to replace train service between orinda and walnut creek. the 50-year-old track on bart's busiest line is badly deteriorating. to rebuild it, crews need to narrow the road way to haul in a crane. >> we want to get the message out to motorists that it would be good to avoid this area. they have a couple of tools at their disposal. they can take a look at quick maps and see how traffic is flowing in realtime. >> bart rider cansic perfect delays of 40 minutes or more along the antioch to mill born line. california is leading a pack of states in court to

block new rules preventing many low income immigrants from receiving green cards. >> what they are doing is un- american. not everyone starts out life with millions gifted by daddy. in fact, many of america's greatest successes are true rags tries stories. >> the green card changes would pro vent immigrants who receive public assistance from becomiil administration targets programs that children and families across our state rely on. we will fight this unlawful rule. every step of the way. >> and the white house says that immigrants should be able to fend for themselves. the new rules are set to take effect in october. meanwhile, an update this afternoon. michigan congresswoman rashida talib has rejected israel's new offer to let her into the country on humanitarian grounds. >> they reversed their decision

to bar her from entering. nikole killion reports. >> reporter: congresswoman talib says she will not go to israel after all. israeli leadership allowed friday to for her to visit her grandmother in the west bank as long as she promised not to discuss a boycott of israel during her stay. something she had initially agreed to do. but, in a tweet this morning she said i have decided that visiting my grandmother under these oppressive conditions stands against everything i believe in. fighting against racism, oppression, and injustice. the israeli prime minister had banned tlaib and omar, both muslim, because of a support of israel over its treatment of palestinians. netanyahu was responding to pressure from president trump who suggested the prime minister should ban the democratic congresswomen. >> i think it would be a terrible thing frankly for israel to let these two people

who speak so badly about israel come in. and they have become amazingly the face of the democrats. >> reporter: former u.s. ambassador to israel dan shapiro says the president is playing politics. e ha the crat are an anti-israel party, an antisemiitic party. he is trying to get those ideas cemented into the public discourse. >> reporter: republican senators marco rubio and susan collins joined the protest of israel's decision as did apac who said the congresswomen should be allowed to visit. nikole killion, cbs news, the white house. >> apac calls the decision to bar the congresswomen from entry a mistake. we are following a developing story out of new york city. a bomb scare cleared out a subway station this morning. >> now the nypd is on the hunt for the man suspected of being behind this hoax. this was the scene at the downtown subway station as the

bomb squad surrounded that area. the entire block evacuated at the peak of morning rush hour. the bomb squad inspected e police were concerned they were pressure cooker bombs. officials now saying that the devices were not explosive and then turned out to be empty rice cookers. two were found at the subway station. and another on the street. the police say that they are connected. nypd also had this to say, saying this man was caught on camera placing them inside the subway station. >> because of the time, the timing and the placement and the items, we are carrying a hoax device. that's the investigative category. >> police scoured nearby stations in an abundance of caution, but nothing suspicious turned up. looking live from our exclusive sales force tower camera at the transamerica pyramid. san francisco skyline staple may soon be up for full sale for the first time ever according to the san francisco

business times. it reports the building's current owner sought an investor to take partial station in the building. now, two years later, they are open to a full sale. eris at le contingency. transamerica wants to retain naming and branding lights. the listing would include two buildings on sampson street as well. the deal would bring in 600 to $625 million. president trump setting his sights on buying the world's biggest island. a nascar legend and his family lucky to be alive. new details about the fiery crash prompting a federal investigation.

right now, authorities outside denver, colorado searching for two juveniles who may have started a 25-acre wild fire yesterday. more than 300 homes near the deerpark canyon fire were forced to evacuate. witnesses said they heard explosions in the area of the fire. and, two boys were seen running away. and the winds are working in the fire crews' favor. and the blaze is now 50% contained. president trump is reportedly eyeing a new and unusual real estate purchase. the wall street journal reports the white house council's office has inquired about the united states buying greenland from the danish government. according to the journal, the president has raised the issue with aides multiple times. greenland is home to the u.s. military's northern most base. the big draw is the island's early warning system that can detect intercontinental ballistic missiles. but the island's government says it is not going to happen. the prime minister issued a

statement today saying greenland is not for sale and cannot be sold but it is open for trade and cooperation with ore countries including the united states. r le. one of the biggest names in nascar is safe this morning. dale earnhardt jr. and his family miraculously walked away from this fiery plane crash. dramatic footage from the scene showing the nascar star and his family running away from this fiery wreck after the plane ran off the runway in tennessee yesterday afternoon. paramedics were also seen tending to earnhardt but he managed to escape uninjured along with two pilots, his wife, and their one-year-old daughter. >> according to some witness statements, just after it hit the ground, it started burning. >> were the planes coming from an area they would have been sitting? >> i'm sure they were. yes. >> officials say the plane hit a fence that wrapped around the aircraft, but did not block the

door leading out. the 44-year-old earnhardt is a third generation race car driver. he earned the titlnascar's most popular driver. a whopping 15 times before retiring back in 2017. the ntsb is now investigating the crash. new at noon, a texas teen is fighting for his life after being sucked into a drain at a water park. a day of fun turned into tragedy last weekend at the fun town water park outside of galveston. deputies said a teen opened a drain inside of a pool and got sucked in. >> my understanding, it may have been on a dare. he is a large 14-year-old. he is my size. 5' 11". and, he picked it up. and when he did that, he slipped into the intake. >> an employee shut the pipes off but the damage had already been done. the sheriff's office says the teen was able to escape. but he sustained serious injuries. deputies are still investigating. stunning new video out of florida showing a very hungry shark fighting ptn

for his catch. >> he just took it out of my hand! >> wow. the man had just hooked a massive fish when this hammerhead shark swooped in and grabbed it. that shark tried to take off but was still on the fishing line. the captain said the shark was about 14 feet long and proceeded to circle the boat and then patiently waiting for the captain to unhook that fish. once he cut the line, the shark swam away with his meal in his jaws, he worked for it. >> he stole it. 50 years ago, a ground breaking festival melded music with counterculture to become the defining moment of a generation. [ music ] >> ♪ in my darkest hour >> the three-day woodstock festival drew 400,000 people to a rain-soaked farm in up state new york. arlo guthrie recereturned hafidd this morning it was about much

more than music. >> woodstock is about energy. how these people were able to coexist with unity and harmony. that's en at the original woodstock site now listed on the national register of historic places. let's get a check of our forecast now. another hot one. but, a little bit of a dip in the temperatures, mary. >> that's right. relief is coming for sure. so, we are still looking at hot temperatures inland with the heat advisory in effect for the north bay and east bay inland locations. until 8:00 p.m. today. we are starting to see cooler temperatures. several degrees cooler at least compared to yesterday. that is some improvement for us. though it is still hot. livermore right now, you are at 96. san jose, 92. concord at 88. so, a little bit cooler for you this afternoon. oakland, 76. we are looking at francisco. 87 for santa rosa. so, especially along the coast and parts of the bay, getting a

bit of some relief from the heat. this area of low pressure up to our north, that is going to slide into british columbia into the pacific northwest. and, that will usher in a stronger marine influence. temperatures will be dropping to below average as we head into the weekend. you can see the sun as we head into tomorrow morning. low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay right through the golden gate gap. that's the start of on shore flow kicking in for us. and it really gets going for saturday and for sunday. so, quite breezy with westerly to southwesterly winds. cooler sunday as the low pressure system will be just off the oregon coast, our sunset at 8:01. so daytime highs for today. looking at hot conditions. fairfield, livermore, in82 oak mid 70s for san francisco, a

little bit cooler compared to our record heat yesterday and the day before. cooler weather and a lot more comfortable. check tout weekend ahead. so sunday will be the coolest day out of the weekend. temperatures slowly warming up by next week. but, nothing like what we just saw. and it will be so refreshing this weekend especially on sunday. >> yeah. sunday looks great. >> yeah. >> thanks mary. >> sure. up next, the university taking its fight against climate change to the menu. >> and special back to school coverage continues monday. historic alameda high school gets a makeover. kpix5's jackie ward gives us a tour starting monday at 4:30.

taking a bite out of climate change, one u.k. university has decided to ban beef. burgers, burritos, anything else with beef will be off the menu at gold smith's university of london when classes start in september. it's a decision the student union made with school staff to try to reduce carbon emissions. and the reaction is definitely mixed. >> i don't like people just

getting like, banning it outright. food is a big part of the culture here. >> i want to see what we are doing and do the same. >> this school is not the first to take the initiative. cambridge began cutting back on beef and land in 2016. campus is moving hard into the boozey seltzer market. four will have three times more than other hard seltzers like white claw that bubbled up this summer. it is known for pushing things to the limit. it stopped caffeinating its canned malt drinks after they were banned in several states. the increase in frequency in severe events pose a real threat to your home's power. power outages are growing. and lasting longer than ever before. when the power goes out, you have no lights.

no refrigeration. no heating or air-conditioning. your sub pump won't work. your daily electronics are rendered useless. what if the power is out for days or weeks? are you prepared?

today, these grapes are grongr umed in a great flavor, a great texture. and these are seedless making them even better. let's talk about when you buy them, they should be nice and red all the way around. very important. now, these grapes are very plump. which is great. what you want to do is make sure the stem is nice and green. never wash them before you store them. always wash them before you enjoy them. red moscatos. the flavor profile is out of this world. they are available just for a little while. in a few weeks they will be

gone. enjoy them. i'm tony, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. you can now pick out a car the same way you buy a candy bar. vehicles are now available in vending machines. we'll have that story and much more coming up at 5:00. i wish they cost as much as a candy bar. >> no way. that vending machine will be really big. especially for an suv. >> very true. >> tune in for that story. >> all right, see you later, have a great weekend. >> yes.

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