berkeley police say a man approached a 21-year-old woman from behind walking on aetna street near delight way. he pushed her to the ground and then assaulted her. he's described as latino in his mid 20s or early 30s and wearing a hooded sweatshirt and unshaven. police released is this photo of the man running away from the scene in an earlier sexual assault last month. they say they believe saturday's incident is linked to the other assaults in the area. >>> 4:21 is the time. well, the warriors were hit with a loss number six. >> not good. >> on the season. it was a rough one. up next we're going to tell you how losing to the lakers actually made nba history. >>> welcome back everybody. well, the warriors are back home at oracle arena tonight. thank goodness. >> yeah. >> after losing just their sixth game of the season. the lakers, yeah the lakers, they beat them yesterday 112- 95. and it was the biggest regular season upset in nba history according to espn. that's because the two teams had a .727 difference in win percentage. >> tonight -- just wasn't our night. and the big thing for us

aetna kovingtry. >> this is where my wife and i were discussing. where's it going? what options are we going to have if blue cross pulls out? >> frank: hundreds of thousands of north carolinians could lose their insurance. >> his question is the reason why i wrote washington d.c. and presented to the secretary of dhhs, the question, you know, what do with edo with the state if there are no companies offering affordable care act coverage. and i am awaiting a decision. >> frank: goodwin says washington is not paying for the losses as it promised. the affordable care act is creating chaos. >> remember we saw 30-33% premium increases last year and they say that that's not enough. happen. >> frank: north carolina is one of 22 states that resisted obamacare. close the federal exchange instead. despite that, more uninsured people are now getting healthcare. nearly 16 and 1/2 million. obamacare did nothing to help rising healthcare costs. >> my concern is nobody is expressing concern about the escalation and cost to the consumer. >> frank: wooten believes everyone should ha

his be insurance was through aetna. through two different doctors, gene was denied twice. the second denial said karen stated that gene wouldn't take illegal drugs or alcohol but karen says they did send that letter. >> i couldn't believe it. we actually called them, i never forget, my husband got on the phone and said to the representative who picked up he said you know you just put a nail in my coffin. >> the couple began a serious effort to unravel the situation and get approval for harvoni. gene's doctor who declined to speak to us, wrote a letter on september 2nd. said, the patient is cerotic, the patient must be started on this immediately. it would be malpractice to not approve of this treatment. on october 28th, an alternate review board upheld the -- an external review board upheld the denial. >> it's not something you can just fork over. >> i wish i could have. but i don't have that kind of money. because if i did, it was -- if my house was worth that much i would have done anything. this was my best friend, this is my husband. >> reporter: as gene got sicker kar

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normally comes around three b here are the lunch hour we are above that . 80b0 in leesburg and it 75 aetna summer beach. beach. we are going up from here and going up to 85b0 at 3:00. 86b0 by 4:00 and it's breezy conditions with a southwind picking up near 20 b 25 miles per hour. the fire threat will continue and dry brush is in place. there is wind and heat . we will talk about rain chances for the weekend. i know it's bad timing but we can use it. we will talk more about that, straightahead >> good point. it's been less than five months since the first bear hunt. one county is considering banning hunting season. seminole county commissioner sadie hunt did not release the amount of nuisance bears. out of 300 bears killed , only four of them were in sumner county. officials with the florida fish commission say overrides any county loss of a band would be in effect . the mayor is testing out his homemade showing how hard they have it to get to this country. th the first time out on the water started with one hiccup but he says nothing is going to stop him from planning his trip to cuba >> i

a cal student says she was attacked on aetna street near dwight way in berkeley. the woman says a man came up from behind, grabbed her and dragged her off the sidewalk. police say this latest attack might be connected to other assaults in berkeley over the past several weeks. police are looking for this man, caught on surveillance video. >>> san jose police have arrested a 21-year-old man in a deadly hit-and-run. this was aftermath early yesterday morning at camden and leigh avenue. police found a huge debris field and two smashed up cars. the driver of the truck was killed. the suv driver was eventually traced back to his home. 21-year-old xavier villareal was arrested and charged with felony dui. >>> still ahead, the presidential candidates battling it out on this super saturday and some surprising results. the race for delegates and what could be a big shift for the republicans. >> plus o.j. simpson back in the spotlight a knife found on his former property. why the person who discovered took so long to report it. it's being called "super saturday." five states

the most recent saturday dwight and aetna. early saturday morning after knight midnight police say a man grabbed a woman from behind, pushed her to the ground and sexually assaulted her. the victim fought back and the man took off running down the street. over the weekend berkeley police released again this surveillance video you are looking at of a possible suspect in these cases. they hope someone recognizes the man. the video was captured after one of the february sexual assaults. police believe this man may be sexted to the sexual assault this past saturday. in one assault the victim described the suspect as being indian, another african- american with dreadlocks and on saturday the man was described as being latino with dark hair, unshaven, in his 20s or 30s. i am hoping to get some clarification from berkeley police. we reached out to them early this morning to find out again why they thinkual f these may be linked. at this point police have said that they believe the same man is behind all four incidents. back to you. >

it happened saturday morning just after midnight on aetna between dwight and parker. police say a man grabbed a 21- year-old woman from behind, pushed her to the ground and sexually assaulted her. she was able to fight back and the man ran away. this was the fourth assault in less than a month, and police believe that the cases could be linked. >> definitely a wake-up call and definitely a major concern for me and my peers. >> it's scary. there's people texting you, and for awhile you're making sure you're walk home at the right hours. >> police are also hoping that surveillance video from one of the incidents in february will help with the investigation. they believe that the person in the surveillance video is the same man involved in all four cases. he is described as a man in his 20s or 30s with dark hair and an unshaven face. he was also wearing a dark hooded sweat shirt. >>> a player in an adult soccer league has been arrested for allegedly attacking a ref. police say on february 21st renee lopez alcosera attacked a referee after being ejected from the game. the

it happened sunday just before midnight near aetna and parker streets. police say the suspect grabbed the victim from behind then dragged her to the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her. it's the fourth attack near campus in just a few weeks. >> we believe at this point it could be just based on the style of attack and the area where these are occurring all within a few blocks of each other. >> surveillance video caught this man sprinting from the site of an earlier attack. he may be responsible for the recent assaults. >>> two people are in jail after a napa man decided to take the law into his own hands >>> reporter: a single bullet local in the back of a getaway car a sign this victim did not roll over. >> the resident fired several shots in the direction of the vehicle. he was trying to take care of himself. >> reporter: police say victim spotted the suspect from his house window breaking into one of his work trucks. the victim acted fast take the law into his own hands. >> the resident armed himself with a handgun, exited his residence and confronted

. >> reporter: heather, a woman walking on aetna street is the fourth victim, so now police are taking extra steps. mondays are -- meeting night at fraternities and sororities. so a good time to get the information from hand to hand and to the widest number of students. >> over the last three weeks, there have been four. >> reporter: there have been four assaults beginning on february 11. than 220 minutes apart on the 16th. the latest this past weekend. the victims all petite women, ages 19 to 21, walking at night , all but one attacked from behind. >> the description is similar enough that we believe they are related. we're treating it as that because that's the most dangerous situation. >> reporter: because he might escalate. >> nobody has been kidnapped or sustained major injuries but they have already been violent. >> reporter: and dangerous because he's a stranger to the win. most assaults on or near college campuses involve people who know each other. victims can identify suspects. >> there's a video would like people to take a look at. >> reporter: believed to be the perpetrator

it happened sunday near aetna and parker streets around midnight.say the suspect grabbed the victim from behind and dragged her to the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her. it is the fourth attack near campus in just a few weeks. >> we believe that this could be, just based on the style of attack and the area where these are occurring because it's all within a few blocks of each other. >> surveillance video caught this man sprinting from the site of an earlier attack. police think he may be responsible for this string of recent assaults. >>> on to campaign 2016, candidates are hoping to score more delegates today as voters head to the polls. the states up for grabs in primaries and caucuses are michigan, mississippi, hawaii and idaho. at least 150 republican delegates are on the line. meanwhile, hillary clinton's working hard to widen her lead over bernie sanders. the tone varied quite a bit as candidates made their cases to voters. >> ted cruz is really a liar! all right? he is really a liar! [ applause and cheers ] >> i want to tell people how we c

it happened sunday just before midnight near aetna and parker streets. police say the suspect grabbed the victim from behind then dragged her to the sidewalk and sexually assaulted her. it's the fourth attack near campus in just a few weeks. police believe the same man may have committed them all. >> we believe at this point could be based on the style of the attack and the area where they are occurring, because it's all within a few blocks of each other. >> surveillance video captured this man running from an earlier attack. police believe he may be responsible for the string of recent sexual assaults. >>> two people are in jail after a napa man took the law into his own hands. police say a man spotted two people walking around his work truck suspiciously and that's when jumped into action grabbing his gun and approached the suspect. he tried to make a citizens arrest even firing his gun but the two got away. police don't want people to handle robberies like that. >> protecting your property is absolutely within his right. i think at the conclusion, i w

you want like abbott labs or an hmo like aetna. >> you don't thing you get anything before the electione surprised to see an additional vote hike. you want to focus on the nonvoting members. rather what fisher is saying, dudley, as well as janet yellen. they're basically being quite dovish within their statements so we would stay on hold. i think the federal reserve has plenty of runway. and 2% in the top for inflation. it's actually footbai believe 2. they can allow that to run hot. we believe the general concern of that unhinging became quite disconcerting for the federal reserve. >> chad, great to see you. >>> here's what we're watching. the data at 8:30 a.m. and the federal reserve's preferred gauge of inflation. on consumer price we have seen them tick up at the core. and we'll see if this is reconfirmed by the data this morning could be key in whether we get the fed to start moving sooner than later. >> i'll agree. it's a data week. last week was more a fed speak week. twitter and facebook questions, quick answer to the poll, 49% of you think earnings could be the factor that gets

. >>> aetna expects to complete its acquisition of humana in the second half of this year. >>> the stock everyone is still talking about this morning, valeant. hedge funds losing an estimated $5.3 billion. shares plunging more than 50% after valeant said it risked defaulting on its $30 billion of debt. among the biggest losers, bill ackman and jeffrey ubban. smaller hedge funds could go under as well. we'll have much more on this extraordinary story with cnbc's meg terrell later this hour. >> the hedge fund story is unreal. ackman giving up almost $800 million in one day from his stake. paulson, less than half a billion. >> massive credibility questions. >> and how did it all go wrong? meg will join us, as wilfred said. but we start with politics here. hillary clinton is a giant leap closer to securing the democratic nomination. on the gop side, more confusion after donald trump wins four states. we have a great panel of experts to weigh in this morning. we've got sara fagan with us, who's a cnbc contributor. but first, though, we want to go to tracie potts in washington to review some o

the first of the and aetna life on call the sc is set out to pay about a camera and better software. this event is let us look un. there in getting that has with the apple watch and possibly a new band for the watch. course when you talk about double the top computers. as i had their three. the cases the federal government the apple has not changed his mind. they refuse to help the government. apple ceo will not want to answer questions. we'll be streaming this press, five on kron 4 web site. there's a lot going on. but so the camera here to show you. apple stories are not just stories several local there also. also we reporters from all sorts of countries and nationwide. >> mark: will step back with you later. you couldn't find information of this press coverage on our web site @ kron 4 backup. we'll also treating the new products lawful covered on our website and face page. >> darya: mystery has fired a missile and several under short- range credentials and the waters. this is off scopes. any >> reporter: south korean military is trying to find out what the projectiles were. south

, based on our objection, provides this service through the exchanges, through title x, through an aetnar policy, we in fact, objecting none of these things. but if we did, i think we would lose under the second half of the analysis. justice kagan: if a person had a sincere religious believe, and it was a form of complicity come of the would control, and you would have to go to the second art of the analysis very which is to say, is there a compelling interest? has the government response been narrowly tailored? essentially, the difference between objecting to objecting, and your clients position, is not a difference at all, with respect to the burden analysis. mr. clement: i do think my clients objection is distinguishable from the hypothetical. it is not objecting to objecting. one way to understand this, if there were in fact two forms, one was an opt out form and another an authorization form, my clients would have no objection to signing the opt out form. but they would have a problem with the authorization form. justice kagan: what i'm saying, i understand the factual distinction y

. >> your deal was announced, aetna and humana was also announced.e. we had a major candidate for president, hillary clinton, come out some time ago, last fall, and said she has serious concerns about these deals. do you feel at this point judging from what you -- the feedback you've gotten from your regulatory regime that you're confident you'll get this through? >> we are confident. very confident. we went through a significant discernment process prior to announcing the transaction, which demonstrated this transaction has great merit. we believe that going into the review at a very granular level, it will be proven to be just that, a beneficial combination for the marketplace. >> what is the reason? if you can give me the bumper sticker reason as to why that makes sense, why the hospitals, for example, should not be concerned or their patients should not be concerned. >> affordable, access and quality. we know we can deliver to the marketplace. with providers, it's about creating value. we're both interested in that we're dedicated to that. i beli

customers -- companies like aetna, the container store, they get this.y they are increasing the pay and the extended benefits to their workers. stephanie: they can do that times of global -- of a bull market. but as equity valuations go down, and those employees think about making their employees feel good when they simply need to make money? martin: in the long-term, yes. i haven't met a ceo yet to simply -- whose mission is to simply maximize corporate earnings. they want to build a company that's going to be around in 10, 20, plus years. i get that we are into short-term earnings. i get that. what they are trying to do -- maybe the market won't let them. the difference between what they want to do and what they are forced to do. those are two different things. martin: what we can do is give the market forces to support that. what we want to provide as the incentives and rewards for leaders in that space. so we are celebrating corporate justness in the hope that consumers, employees, investors start to shift resources towards the better performers. and

aetna reaffirming its 2016 operating outlook.umana. >>> when we come back we'll be talking the economy, trade and jobs with our special guest dan senor. and in the next hour dick gephardt will be here to talk politics and the state of the nation. we do have some key economic data headed your way. cpi and housing start numbers will be a likely focus for investors especially the cpi. "squawk box" will be right back. contested. >>> welcome back. let us get back with our special guest dan senor. and steven rattner. before the show we chatted on this topic which is aside from the macro we need to protect jobs and bring back jobs in america are you surprised by the lack of real dialogue about the u.s. economy in this campaign? >> yeah. i think it's pretty shocking when you go through one of these debates, we went through the gotcha, the personal kind of beat up on each other questions and the last debate we had substantive questions. but few of them are what your going to do bring back jobs. >> we know people are underemployed. manufac