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misadventure this morning, we're west of the hayward airport and we have the helicopter up over this one. odd calls coming up in noises in the back of a building and people not sure what was going office building on. we're in front of the restaurant. right next door is the compost tax services. a gentleman in there heard noises. heard them again. went to investigate and will he not gone out and found out what was going on, this might be been a little bit worse. >> for 45 minutes, i kept hearing this sound. and i'm like, what the heck is going on? >> reporter: it started when he had the noises -- when he hear the noise ask rs and -- noises and he walked around and checked things out. >> please get me out. i' i need to just get out. >> reporter: in came the

alameda county sheriff' department and fire department. above the stove report error from there the 30-minute job of removing the man. . >> i saw him. his body was full of grease and everything. so his shoulder was dislocated. >> reporter: we asked the rescuers whether or not the man said how he got there. >> he did not. >> reporter: he did not. now the sheriff's department is out here and we've spoken o them about the circumstances around a case like this. maybe it's a trespassing charge nor the moment -- for the moment. they are currently in the hospital said to be in good condition. he spent about two days, that's right, two days they presume stick in that duct work. so had the guy spent any more time in there, this might have turned out worse. thankfully, the neighbor went

checkingisn' absut so where did the aelss that me may have been burglarizing the place come from? >> reporter: well, apparently, the gentleman didn't have any business coming into this restaurant. he made his way through the roof and through the duct work. they asked him why were you here and he told the gentleman that found him in fact duct that he was trying to get some sleep. that's one possible story. but for the moment, i think the sheriff's department is happy that the guy is okay and not stuck in that duct any longer. >> no doubt. one of the most bizarre stories we've heard in quite some timement thank you. -- time. thank you. a woman was rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries after a head on crash this morning. the white honda was driving on stevens creek building right

before the crash. a third car was also involved and one other person was hospitalized. not clear if drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. and another woman died after a hit-and-run in hill neighborhood. it happened around 3:30 a.m. the driver is still on the run this afternoon. witnesses say the suspect's vehicle was a dark color and was last seen north of leavenworth. police are checking surveillance videos for clues. and one person died and another injured following a multivehicle crash early this morning in sonoma county. it happened near santa rosa. it is not clear yet what led to the crash. the cph is investigating -- chp is investigating. and damage and destruction from the wild fires causing problems. claims are already at $9 billion and that number is can wanted to rise. -- expected to rise. . .

>> $9.05 billion. we know the number will climb as people get more access to their former neighborhoods, as they aims a provide moreinforma insurer. >> the insurance industry is braces for payments in victims to last year's wild fires. that is a current record. somber anniversary. it was a celebratory atmosphere in san francisco. lawmakers and community leaders gagged to going to show you gathered -- gathered to honor the late mayor. he died one year ago today. >> reporter: we are not here to mourn him, we're here to celebrate him. ♪ [ music ] that's right, darling. it's incredible. >> reporter: the irony was obvious. unseish blic servant and preferre

over theelightnd would have blushed at this gathering. >> that's the kind of person he was. he didn't want the credit. he just wanted the results. report rrt he --. >> reporter: he grew up in public housing and rose through the ranks and died a year ago today of a massive heart attack while grocery shopping. he would hold meetings in public housing projects and staffers would clean up and talk business. >> he loved public servants and everything that we do fwr the count of season fran. he loved his staff and his staff loved him. >> reporter: he fought toim improve living conditions and the projects are becoming a reality. former mayor willy brown calling him an amazing human being. >> this city never ever would be what it is without the standard established by him who had as much pride as all of us

collectively have in the city. ♪ [ music ] i am unforgettable to you. two women caught on camera vandalizing a san francisco restaurant during santa con are under arrest. video showing one young woman smashing the glass door of a pakistan restaurant street on wednesday during a pub crawl. both appeared very intoxicated. the women turned themselves in after she seeing ems this -- seeing themselves on the news. and a federal sdruj judge -- judge sentenced michael cohen to three years in prison. he pleaded guilty to a slew of charges. . >> reporter: michael cohen

arrived with his family at the federal courthouse in manhattan wednesday morning and he was sentenced to three years in prison. at the hearing, president trump's former poern attorney cried and apologized. he told the judge he takes full responsibility and blamed his actions on a blind loyalty to prufrm. he -- president trump. he pleaded guilty to flien counts involving tax evasion, illegal hush money payments on mr. trump's behalf during the campaign and lying to congress. michael avenatti who represents stormy daniels who received a payout from michael cohen spoke after the sentencing. >> michael cohen is no hero. he is no patriot. his choice time and time again was to degrade my client. >> reporter: michael cohen once said he would take a bullet for

the president and was cooperating with investigators and that's one of the reasons his lausches -- lawyers asked for no jail time. the judge said he deserved a harsh punishment even thoue president trump accused mi cohen of lying and said he thinks he should serve a complete sentence. the suspect who opened fire in france at a popular christmas market. this is a photo identifying the gunman. he's a 29-year-old frenchman with a thick police record for climb krooim -- crimes including armed robbery and monitored as a suspected radical by the french intelligence services. more than 700 security officers are searching for the suspect. the attack left two dead and one brain dead and a dozen people injured in the city of strasbourg. take a look. the mayor of strasbourg had

flags lowered to half mars and closed the christmas market for people to pay respects. and today, british prime minister is fighting to keep her job. she maorffice for how she's bee handling the brexit deal. her fate will be deshled in a few hours. >> reporter: she's ready for the fight of her livment. >> i will contest that vote with everything i've got. survive the vote of no confidence triggered by members of her own political party. if she loses, he party will select a new leader and may be will be forced to step down as prime minute stesh. administer -- minister. >> a change of leadership will put the fufrp -- future at risk. >> reporter: the challenge throws britain's rocky path of e out of -- out of the european union in chaos.

brexit is less than four months aa watch is -- away and the terms are uncertain. she faced all but certain defeat in parliament. putting someone else in her place could risk delayed or stopping brexit. >> they want us to secure a deal and we shouldn't risk handing control of the opposition over. >> reporter: in modern history, only 11 prime ministers have been removed from the position after a no confidence vote. she has just hours to ensure she won't be number 12. cbs news, london. and still ahead, college students combining sleep with texting. we'll explain this growing habit. plus, getting some lessons in adulting. the push to teach millennials the life skills they're lacking. and it's a beautiful sunny afternoon across the bay area.

we are tracking some chapg -- changes we're tracking two weather system. i'll let you know when the rain returns on futurecast coming up.

we have an important recall to tell women about this afternoon. retailers pulling kotex tom pans over -- tampons over complaints they can unravel in the body. these are the tampons. they're by the company careful kimberly clark. if you ve bought in i of these and -- any of these and you're suffering irritation or infection, call the doctor. california lawmakers levelling the playing field. starting in april, out of state online retailers have to collect and pay california sales tax even if they're not physically in the state. 27,000 companies will be affect affected and the state will collect about $1 billion a year. taking a look at wall street. tech companies rallying. the dow is up big about 280 points.

millennials lacking some life skills are signing up for classes to teach them how to be a grown-up. >> it's adulting school. apparently we need that. the school offers a number of classes geared toward teaching adults to be normal adults. the campus is in portland, maine, and offering online classes on how to sew a button, understand modern art, or tell someone they love them. >> i'm always surprised about people not knowing what i think are the simple things in terms of knife skills or flavors that may go together. >> like common sense? >> yeah. >> experts say millennials are behind because many have not left their childhood homes. bay area companies and volunteers step b you will to -- stepping up to help families in need. michelle griego has more on the food drive.

>> reporter: volunteers are busy here in the kitchen collective at redwood empire food bank making meals for the community and families in need. and this is not possible without community might bes like you and the generous donations from companies, including enterprise rent a car. and they're making a generous donation today. >> yes, the enter prize foundation is giving back to local food banks. this is the third year doing it. and we give $5,000 to the food bank eep year -- eep year -- each year. >> reporter: and why is it important to get involved? >> we put a survey out with the employees and one thing they wanted to do was fight hunger. this is the way to give back and listen to our employees and help the communities we serve. >> reporter: and david with the food bank joins me. this helps out. >> it does. there is no shortage of worthy causes.

the fact that enterprise choosing hunger is admirable and we appreciate the help they provided. >> reporter: and you have a big check. again, $5,000. if you would like to help, go to kpix.com/give. thank you. let's check the weather with mary. the fog is gone. . >> it's a beautiful day across the bay area and a really pretty view with the tower camera of the blue skies out there. the trans-america pyramid. is temperatures in the 50s and low 60s right now. -- 60s right now. concord, 60. oakland, 55. san francisco, 56. san jose, 57. santa rosa, 61. i want to talk about the sierra snow pack. it's at 93%. the northern sierra, 69%ment central, # 9%. -- 9 #%ment -- 99%.

south, 117% vrlt -- 11 1 #%ment -- 117%. and the ridge of high pressure in control over the next couple of days keeping -- days keeping up high and dry and that's sliding south and swing a couple of weather systems our way. futurecast, 4:00 p.m. clearskies. that sunshine. and tomorrow in the afternoon, stopping the clock at 4:00 p.m. on futurecast, you can see the sun as well. a pretty day for tomorrow. through friday, increasing clouds ahead of this weak front here. this is at noon. far north bay as we go through the rest of friday at 5:00, showers for the rest of the north bay. and then for the san francisco area. through friday night. >> the front -- night, the front weakens and dissipates and the south bay likely not

seeing a drop of rain with the weak front. sound r supd -- sunday, that's the stronger system, soaking rain possible on sunday and maybe strong winds as well. sunset, 4:51. daytime highs to w looking at temperatures a little bit above average for this time of year. 61 in oakland and free mant for a high. and -- freemont for a high. ski a few showers possible friday. dry saturday. the stronger weather system for sunday. we'll be right back. brap blap

welcome back. >> we have heard of take talk d talking -- talking and walking in your sleep. >> have you ever sent a text? a growing number of college students are texts in their sleep. story about the adulting class. >> and they don't remember doing it. 25% of students are gult of this habit -- glts of this thabt -- guilty of this habit. it's mostly just gibberish. you think? >> no response from me. we'll be right back.

today's tip of the day are melons. i love them. i don't know. i don't know why. i got to be honest with you. you look at it and maybe there's an animal that looks like this with a shell. let me tell you something. like at that. very popular in the asian community. these melons is out of this world. all you got to do is cut them in half, get a spoon, and dig in and enjoy. put it on a topping on a dessert. the flavor is incredible and they're great for us. whether you buy them, make sure they have the deep yellow color

all the way around and he have for their size. when you bring them home, store them on the counter, not the refrigerator. if someone knows about thim them, let me -- them, let me know. i'm tony tantillo. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. take a look. beautiful. >> that's it for us. >> thanks for joining us. have a great afternoon. this little home of mine,

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