these are two of the people that jason barbeau left behind, his wife and sister. they still can't believe he died from having the flu. >> i can't wrap my head around it. it's been a treacherous three weeks. >> reporter: they say he wasn't feeling well on christmas. at 44 years old and in good health he thought he could ride it out. >> fever, feeling like the typical flu that everybody gets that lasts a couple of days. and so, you know, he was in bed with the flu. as far as he knew the fever and feeling altogether bad. >> reporter: his wife says she finally convinced him to see a doctor who detected pneumonia, gave him antibiotics and sent him home. four days later he went to the hospital. he seemed to be getting worse. >> he started coughing. he had a coughing fit and was turning blue. and the nurses are running in trying to intubate him. >> reporter: barbeau, who worked in i.t. went into a medically-induced coma eight days after first feeling sick. he would never regain consciousness. he was transferred here to california pacific medical center where he stayed on

these are two of the people jason barbeau left behind, his wife and sister. they still can't believe he died from having the flu. >> i can't wrap my head around it. it's been a treacherous three weeks. >> reporter: they say he wasn't feeling well on christmas. at 44 years old and in good health he thought he could ride it out. >> fever, feeling like the typical flu that everybody gets that lasts a couple of days. and so, you know, he was in bed with the flu. as far as he knew the fever and feeling altogether bad. >> reporter: his wife says she finally convinced him to see a doctor who detected pneumonia, gave him antibiotics and certainty him home. four days later he went to the hospital. he seemed to be getting worse. >> he started coughing. he had a coughing fit and was turning blue. and the nurses are running in trying to intubate him. >> reporter: barbeau, who worked in i.t. went into a medically-induced coma eight days after first feeling sick. he would never regain consciousness. he was transferred here to california pacific medical center where he stay

these are two of the people jason barbeau left behind, his wife and sister. they still can't believe he died from having the flu. >> i can't wrap my head around it. it's been a treacherous

jason barbeau died after being on five support for three weeks. barbeau first felt sick on christmas. a doctor first prescribed antibiotics, his lungs eventually collapsed and he never regained consciousness. >>> an elementary schoolteacher faces accusations of one of his students in the mission district. you're looking at the picture of that teacher, andres tobar. the administration claims that tobar was seen holding a child over -- he said he was just rough housing with the student. >>> nine women stepped into the spotlight and appeared on camera for the first time today, all of them are accusing star oakland cef charlie holloway of sexual harassment. >> we have experienced harassment. inequality and oppression. >> reporter: all of these women spoke of what they called disgusting and lewd comments being the norm at charlie halloway's three oakland restaurants. >> in charlie's restaurants, to survive was to avoid him. we would escape to other rooms when he entered the restaurant. every female new of his >> reporter: the women demanded that hallow

.>> reporter: these are two other people jason barbeau left behind. his wife and sister. they cannot believe he died from having the flu.>> i haven't wrap my head around it yet. it has been a treacherous three weeks.>> reporter: he was home on christmas day but wasn't feeling well. at 44 years old and perfect health he thought he could ride it out.>> feeling like the typical flu that everyone gets the last a couple days. he was in bed with the flu. as far as he knew. with a fever. he had been feeling altogether bad.>> reporter: his wife convinced him to see a doctor who detected pneumonia gave him antibiotics and send them home. four days later he went to the hospital.>> he had a coughing fit. he was turning blue.>> reporter: he worked in it and went into a medically induced, eight days after first feeling sick. he would never regain consciousness. he was transferred to california medical center where he remained on life support for three weeks. the damage it did to his lungs was too much to overcome. his family removed him from life support yesterday. at no time while he

.>> reporter: these are two of the people jason barbeau left behind. his wife and sister. they still cannot believe he died from having the flu. >> we haven't wrapped our heads around it yet. it is been a treacherous three weeks.>> reporter: he wasn't feeling well. at 44 years old in an otherwise perfect health he thought he could ride it out.>> he wasn't feeling well. feverish. feeling like the typical flu everyone gets that last a couple days. he was in bed with the flu. as far as he knew. with a fever and just feeling altogether bad.>> reporter: his wife convinced him to see a doctor who detected pneumonia and gave him antibiotics and send them home. four days later he went to the hospital getting worse.>> he started coughing. he had a coughing fit and was turning blue.>> reporter: he worked in it and he went into a medically induced coma eight days after feeling sick. he would never regain consciousness. he was transferred to california pacific medical center where he remained on life support for three weeks. the damage it did to his lungs was too much to overcome. his

his name is jason barbeau and he grew up in san mateo and lived in foster city with his wife.l sick on christmas day. his wife said she convinced him to see a doctor and he was diagnosed with pneumonia. his health rapidly declined and he was placed in a medically induced coma. 's family said never regained consciousness. he was taken off life support thursday night. >> i'm in disbelief, just like everybody else. you read these stories every day and it became more real. >> a gofundme page has raised more than $11,000 to pay for his funeral and medical bills. >> in politics, president donald trump said in washington that the latest trip to the world economic forum in switzerland was successful. the business executives, the u.s. is open for business. >> i'm here to deliver a simple message. there has never been a better time to hire, build, invest and grow in the u.s. >> analysts said the speech was reserved and meant to calm other nations. he has important decisions to make in the month ahead regarding the future of nafta, the restrictions on chinese products and he told the for