canceled fare. good evening, i'm juliette goodrich. an uber driver accused of threatening a passenger over a canceled fare. good evening to you. i'm juliette goodrich. brian is on assignment. some uber drivers are in the middle of a work stoppage. they kicked off a strike yesterday. uber drivers are demanding a 60% rate hike and a tipping option on thal. meanwhile the company is dealing with a serious complaint. kpix 5's mark kelly says a passenger is accusing a uber driver of threatening to rape and kill her. >> after a night out with friends this woman hailed an

uber. >> i was tired. i just wanted to get home. >> reporter: but she says the angry driver on the other end of the phone had a clear and terrifying threat waiting for her. >> i'm going to find you, i'm going to rape you, and i'm going to kill you. i've had people say weird things to me before, but this had a different tenor in a way that made me feel like it was a real threat. >> reporter: apparently the driver couldn't find her. she was waiting for him on that corner, but apparently he was lacking on that correspond. >> he was very angry and started swearing immediately. >> i said, i'm not comfortable, let's just cancel the ride. >> reporter: she says the driver eventually drove off, and uber released this statement saying in part, we want to offer our deep apologies to our rider. the driver's access to you know

hear been permanently removed. as for eve, she doesn't plan to sue. she just wants others to hear her cautionary tale. >> if you let them do that, you're just letting that person do that to someone else. >> eve did call 911 and police came but the driver had left. she filed a police report. police in south san francisco say a fight over a park space turned into what they're calling a terrorist threat. they say a man flashed a gun during an argument over a parking spot in the 1600 block of el camino real. the suspect took off when someone threatened to call police. officers are still looking for the man driving an older model black four door. a robbery in modesto turned deadly today. police officer jumped into action after he saw the suspect robbing a nearby store. several shots were fired near the gas station. the suspect was fatal ally wounded -- was fatally wounded.

it happened just after 5:30 a.m. near east briggsmore avenue and cross road. i-5 is opened again after tore rential mudslides buried cars in muck up to the roof. some 200 vehicles were stranded but incredibly, no injuries. it's expected to take weeks to clean up the areas hardest hit north of los angeles. the i-5 stretch called the grapevine wasn't the only highway impacted. highway 58 to the east near the city of mojave also saw some terrifying mudslides and remains closed. but now we're seeing some of the firsthand experiences of the drivers nearly washed away. reporter carter evans shows us one trucker's very close call. >> reporter: this driver's cell phone captures the sudden

terror as thursday's cloudburst turned a highway interest a swirling field of debris that trapped 20 vehicles. >> as you can see from the vehicles behind me they're buried, the windows are down, but they're buried up to the top of the doors. it had to be quite frightening. >> reporter: this family says there was no time to react. melissa says she just picked up her kids from school when the mountain gave way. >> we thought we were going to get buried alive in the mud. we just thought it was done. the mud was coming down so fast, and the car filled up so fast. >> it was terrifying, when the hill gave out and the road was just gone. >> reporter: authorities say more than 100 children were among those stuck on busy interstate 5 when the highway was blocked by mud. they continued searching through stuck vehicles friday to confirm everyone got out safely. >> there were vehicles pushed bey the mud flows up or under

18-wheelers up there. >> reporter: trucker john says the cars around him were no match for mud. >> reporter: did your truck float around at all? >> no. i watched the cars float bey. all them cars, they were back there, then they all floated by. >> one lady looked like she was driving down a lake. >> reporter: in the aftermath, some 300,000 cubic yards of debris will have to be cleared. that's enough to fill 30 dump trucks. >> if this is a preview of el nino, i want to be inside my house when el nino hits. >> it just kept raining and the mud just started coming towards us. >> oh my god! we're floating! >> oh my god! >> a woman in another car on highway 58 also captures the frightening minutes as they were lifting bey the rising river of mud and carried away.

>> it just started floating and banging into cars. >> we're in trouble now. we're gonna hit! >> i was not sure whether we were going to make it out of there. it looked like there were cars going to float over the wall. it was really horrifying. >> ray says when the rain stopped, they crawled out of their trapped car and began slogging through the muck. she says took hours to get to solid ground. >> oh my god! >> and a rescue captured on cell phone video. a man is seen pulling his girlfriend to safety from that same mud flow on highway 58. he says they climbed out of their car as the water began to rise but getting to safety through the slippery mud was a struggle. fortunately they both made it, and no injuries. well, rain here was a welcome sight. brian is watching the weather and hanging out with some pretty impressive hardware.

hi, brian. >> reporter: juliette, i'm sorry, i'm going to have to hold my hand up to my ear because it's kind of noisy out here. we're at home coming at spartan stadium. sb-50, the tour of all of the super bowl trophies gathered up bey bay area teams. eight trophies on display, five from the 49ers, three from the oakland raiders. and they're out here on display. tomorrow they're going to be at oktoberfest in campbell. you know, juliette, it's kind of a coincidence, we're also carrying the super bowl. did you know that? >> there's a countdown, too. did you know that? it's on. >> i had no idea. really? gosh, why don't you show us what it is. >> oh, the countdown to how

many days? >> reporter: yeah. >> i think we're at like -- anyone? where's our countdown. 102. something like that. >> reporter: we'll have that information for you later in the newscast. ladies and gentlemen, we'll be doing weather live from san jose. juliette is going to kill me when i get back to the station. >> you make it fun. brian, thanks. we're going to get that number for you. final call for boarding on u.s. airways what. this flight carried right out of the airline's hit. also, a look inside the bay area's scariest haunted house. why you have to sign a waiver to get in.

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today after a seri lving israelis. re the violence continues to escalate in israel. five palestinians were shot after a series of stabbings involving israelis. one of those stabbed was a police officer. >> reporter: the violence started early friday morning. dozens of palestinians set fire to joseph's tomb in the west bank, a sacred jewish site. by the afternoon palestinian protesters were in the streets throwing stones and molotov cocktails at israeli troops who were too far away to hit but

close enough to taunt. this scene in bethlehem was fueled by hamas' call for a day of rage following friday prayers. israelis fired 20 cannisters of gas, and it worked. hundreds fled in this direction as now the troops here move closer in. in all, israeli police say four palestinians were killed yesterday, three during protests, and this man, who officials say disguised himself as a news photographer, and then stabbed a police officer in hebron. the stabbings began three weeks ago, sparked by rumors israelis wanted to limit palestinian access to the reveered mosque. with each new attack comes renewed fear. >> even in my home i always close the door. maybe some terrorist will come and assassinate me. >> reporter: the second attack

targeted a civilian. he was armed and fired back and killed his attacker. >> hundreds of mourners gathered in turkey today to remember victims killed during a terrorist attack one week ago. more than 100 people died when two bombs exploded during a peace rally in the capital. the bombings are considered the worst terrorist attack in the country's history. well, it's the end of an era for u.s. airways. the airline has completed its final flight. an airbus jet landed in philadelphia this morning after take off from sfo. future flights will fly under american airlines, now that their merger is complete. u.s. airways be gab operating in 1939 out of pittsburgh, and this last flight fittingly named flight 1939. forget about heavy rain and mudslides. there's another slimy threat

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bay area. people have to sign a waiver just to get i on her it may be the scariest haunted house in the bay area. people have to actually sign a waiver just to get in. kpix 5's betty yu put on her brave face to show us what it's like inside. >> reporter: it's a very creepy kind of kink in the city. skimpy costumes in a down right spooky setting. the basement of the century old armory building. porn company kink.com and creators call this hell in the

armory. gnats not for the faint of heart and i would not wear nice shoes. >> reporter: it's believed to be the only erotic haunted house in california. so intense, visitors must sign a waiver. >> it's a highly erotic, there's a lot of nudity, but it's also a very dirty and hopefully disgusting ride as well. >> i think that people go through this almost as a challenge to themselves to say cain make it through. this. >> reporter: so i gave at shot with my photographer rachel. we had to wear masks for all the fog. it begins in this smoke-filled room with strobe lights. a walk down the stairs and a dark hallway, holding on to rachel. and then i turned around. so i had to call it quits about two minutes into this because i was scared out of my mind. but i'm told if you make it through, it lasts about 35 minutes. >> we had two people that left in the beginning.

>> i liked having a bag over my head and not knowing what was coming next and being led around. it pushed the boundaries of what you're used to. >> el nino is bringing more than just rain to california. highly venomous snake was spotted at oxnard beach. a surfer captured this picture of the yellow bellied sea snake. some scientists say el nino is to blame. warning signs are posted along the beach. wildlife officials say this is the first time in 30 years the exotic snake has been seen in california. all right, let's head out to brian. countdown to super bowl 112 days. until the big day. >> reporter: all right, i'm glad you got on top of that, ms. goodrich. >> yes, i did. >> reporter: we're out here at home coming. the san jose spartans taking on the aztecs, game time 7:30. we had some interesting weather to talk about.

by the way, juliette goodrich, ladies and gentlemen, will be standing bey to give us current temperatures in a moment, but the first thing we're going to check out is the kpix 5 hi-def doppler. wade few sprinkles in the north bay around novato and a little bit fell elsewhere but it didn't amount to too much. now current temperatures around the bay area, juliette, take it away. >> right now unconcord 71 degrees, in oakland you're seeing 70 degrees, livermore a nice cool 71 degrees. san francisco checking in at 66, san jose 69, and 72 degrees in santa rosa. back to you. >> reporter: juliette, you are so good at that. i'm amazed at your poise in reading those numbers. it's very nice. in the pacific we've got a

double barreled low pressure system. you see that low? that is forecast move further south by tomorrow morning so while there's another low off the coast, we're looking for things to remain unsettled through sunday because when that low pressure passes overhead, there's always the chance thundershowers or two, or just a shower could be triggered, but then high pressure builds in bey monday. it is going to be clearing up, and it will be very nice for monday, but some sun, some clouds, and maybe a sprinkle or two. plenty of clouds, some sprinkles, partly cloudy skies with a 20% chance of maybe a shower or two. more sunshine coming in, and it will be warmer on monday. a warm spell for the bay area. heading out of the bay, lake tahoe and yosemite both stand a chance of showers with redding at 75 degrees. 75 for fresno and 67 at monterey. overnight lows, temperatures near 60 degrees, and for tomorrow, santa rosa 71, napa 7

2, 73 degrees for fairfield. by the way, we're here with the sb50 tour. the 50th anniversary of the super bowl. it moves to campbell tomorrow. after the chance of a shower or two tomorrow, we're going to go with mostly sunny skies in the coming week. things will be warming into the mid-80s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we'll be back at 6:30 to update the weather conditions and see how the spartans prepare for their big home coming game. in the meantime, because to juliette. >> we're going to sent over to vern with the shocker of all shockers. >> i was like this, when i saw it. you would not believe the end of this football game. oh, you haven't seen it? well, it brought reactions like this.

right to ann a college football up top. if you didn't see it, you won't believe it. let's take you right to ann arbor, michigan. battle of the great lakes. jim harbaugh. a little excited to face number 7, michigan state. second half, stuffed, but he kept pushing. he gets in. michigan led by 10, 17-7, in the battle for the old paul bunyan trophy. fourth quarter, nine minutes

left. the maze and blue leading, and here's l.j. scott cutting the lead to two. last play of the game, 10 seconds left, all they have to do is punt it away, but no, loose ball. jackson picked it up, andy got into the end zone for a touchdown. that's how michigan state won the game as time ran out, and on the play, poor fellow, watch jackson. dislocated his hip in all the excitement. memphis tennessee, hey, i'll have what this fellow in the middle is having. lacked good. ole miss 13th ranked for a reason. score, 4-0. memphis offense didn't wake up. thinking touchdown, getting it. frazier, huge day.

memphis shocked 13th-ranked ole miss. tigers now 6-0. first win over a ranked opponent since 1996. quickly to golf. rise.com open. rory mcilroy, 8th hole, second shot as i lower my voice. gimme the spin back! all the way to the pin. mcilroy one under. and then the story of brendan steele. he hit the bottom of the cup. one-shot lead over two players into the final round. we got josh donaldson in toronto. an a.l. c. lead. didn't look comfortable with it at kansas city. 6th inning. here's how they got a third run. troy tulowitzki got to the

drop. david price had his stuff, retired 18 in a row after giving up a single. and then the 7th inning. royals alex gordon. he slaps a double. brought in the go ahead. the royals scored five runs in the inning, but knocked price out of the game. incredibly, kansas city won the game 6-3. they get a 2-0 series lead. game three mop day in toronto. and now for something really different. going on this weekend, 400 athletes from 40 countries armed in a packed south bay ballroom. >> you've got to move fast, but also the other thing which is very important, you've got to be thinking. >> coach greg is talking about fencing. the highest ranked on the planet compete this weekend in san jose. one of eight stops leading to the world championships and the real olympic games. no one knows the game better

than allen. the u.s. olympic coach in 2008. >> you need to be able to move, explode, lunge. >> there's a lot of stuff. it's really fast action. make a lot of disaingsz very short situation. >> boom, all right! >> you get the touch. >> there's also certain physical characteristics. big, tall, fast. in an ideal world, you want someone like lebron james. huge and fast. fence, and go. there you go. you perried it, blocked him. fence. and the attack is good. left touch. my coaching held up. >> mean with the blade. >> is that the first time you've done that. >> maybe a time or two.

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today we're gonna talk about trucks. works for me. which truck brand do you think offers best in class hd towing? ford. i would say the ram. ok, lets move to the second door. best v8 horsepower. the ram. i say ford on the v8. chevy. what about this year's motortrend truck of the year? chevy. what do you think? the ford. there's no reason why they shouldn't be. let's see how you did. oohh! that's the chevy silverado hd, the chevy silverado, and the chevy colorado. no way?! chevy, chevy, chevy. wow. that's a clean sweep.

>> quijano: more rain threatens a california disaster area. a major trucking route could remain buried by mud for days. tracking potential problems in the sky. the government takes new steps to regulate drones. the upstream battle to city of endangered salmon from extreme heat and drought. and the so-called little pink pill for women hit pharmacies today. what you need to know about the new drug to increase sexual desire. >> i have no libido, no sexual thoughts. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> quijano: good evening. i'm elaine quijano with a western edition of the broadcast. there are flash flood watches across the