live in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:02. rocky has the traffic report. >> good morning. we have an update along the altamont pass heavy, heavy commute coming out of tracy. cars driving at just about 11 miles per hour. 205 to the altamont pass will take you up to 45 minutes. along the pass into dublin we have a crash, a big rig crash to update you on. stay tuned for that. here's a look at your dublin interchange coming in the commute direction very slow altamont pass to 680 westbound will take you about 20 minutes. nimitz 238, 125 minutes. this is the good spot this morning. looking good in both directions. here's the bay bridge toll plaza, not quite there yet. but we'll update you on that as well coming up. and also, into the golden gate bridge, into san francisco, from san rafael and marin, that commute will take you about 15 to 20 minutes two lanes open. also a look at your peninsula drive times. 92 san mateo bridge to the 80 split northbound will take about 20 minutes. finally get some elbow room: on >>> it's stellar outs

sandra osborne is live at the old courthouse in san jose where judge persky will be working today. sandra. >>> reporter: this move, which was again the decision by the judge himself, not enough to satisfy protestors who want this judge off the bench. this very controversial decision to sentence the former stanford university swimmer brock turner to six months in jail, of course, shocking many around the nation. judge aaron persky asked to no longer handle criminal cases and instead move to the civil division. now, just so now, typically moves like that aren't made until january but another judge agreed to basically swap jobs with persky. a statement by the court says aaron persky believes the change will aid the public and the court by reducing the distractions that threaten to interfere with his ability to effectively discharge duties of his current criminal assignment. also going on to say he is very capable of handling civil cases. again, today, the very first day they'll be working at the old courthouse in san jose to try civil cases. protestors say that's not enough. they aren'

in san jose, sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> happening right now, rape survivors and victims advocates are gathering at the state capital to urge governor jerry brown to sign a new sex crimes bill. the assembly has already passed the measure to eliminate the statute of limitations to prosecute felony sex crimes. right now charges can only be filed within 10 years of the offense. a senator proposed the changes in the wake of the rape accusations against comedian bill cosby. and speaking of cosby, he is back in court right now facing his own charges of sexual misconduct flanked by lawyers and police. he shuffled into the courtroom just about an hour ago. cosby's lawyers are expected to ask the judge to throw out two key pieces of evidence in the case. he is charged with felony assault from a 2004 case involving a temple university employee. since then, dozens of other women have come forward with similac accusations. >>> -- similar allegations. >>> donald trump and hillary clinton are on the campaign trail today. trump's recent meeting with mexico's president is making headlines. >> the unit

san francisco, sandra osborne, kpix 5 >>> the heat was bad news for firefighters around that bay area added greene county a brush fire burned 10 acres near a boy scout camp outside of fairfax. it started at around 4:30 pm in your the camp and crews got a quick handle on it but they are monitoring the area in case of any flareups. >>> 11 acre brush fire sends smoke over dublin canyon road today. crews dropped a fire retardant from the area they used that on the ground to put out the flames. a bigger fire is burning out of control in central coast tonight. it is in a remote canyon on air force base, with 2200 acres of burning. the fire is burning on the south end of the base, with heavy brush providing fuel, ed winds are expected to increase overnight. nearly 800 firefighters are at the scene. and the wildfire has forced officials to scrub a satellite launch. and atlas five rocket was supposed to blast off today with a satellite designed to capture high-resolution images of the earth. >>> developing news, the fbi is working desire met four suspicious devices found near a train station i

sandra osborne, kpix 5. >>> coming up, tesla making changes after a deathly crash involving its autopilotystem. what the ceo announced today. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, sleep number beds adjust on both sides for your best sleep ever. don't miss the biggest sale of the year. all beds on sale with the queen c2 mattress only $599.99. final days! ends sunday. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. improve the safety and comfort level of the system. >>> tesla is rolling out an update to its autopilot feature. ceo elon musk says it will improve the safety and comfort level of the system. a man died earlier this year after the autopilot system failed to identify a truck turning in front of him. the update will rely more heavily on radar to identify objects. it will be available to drivers in one to two weeks. >>> it's costing more to fill up your tank. aaa found the average price of gas in the u.s. is up 4 cents over the past three weeks. the current average is $2.18 and we're paying much more in california. the state average is $2.72 and that's up a nickel from a week ago. >>> ju

but kpix 5's sandra osborn shows us some worshippers at one san francisco church chose to take a knee. >> reporter: dr. amos brown, the pastor of the third baptist church of san francisco, encouraged members to wear their number 7 colin kaepernick jerseys sunday morning. church members kneeling, showing solidarity with the quarterback and his silent protest of the national anthem asking for social justice. cornerback marcus peters of the chiefs also showing support for kaepernick and his cause. peters raised his fist during the national anthem which held more significance today, the 15th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. in san francisco fans watching season openers had mixed reactions. >> it's everyone's right to say what they want to say and it's freedom of speech. there's a part of me, i'm a 5th grade teacher and i teach american history so i'm very patriotic. >> there's a lot of struggle out there right now. a lot of people feel oppressed. him being the voice of it and other players coming out, showing them what they're made of, and him not being the only lone ranger out