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upton's family has now been notified. sotstandup dan sotnotified.has now been upton's family has nown notified.sot standup dan kerman/fremont 141 ( james ) police in the south bay say problems with the santa clara county court system is putting officers and the public in danger. back inthe superior court in santa clara county changed to a new court case management system. san jose police say there were issues with the software. now more than 25-hudred people with criminal warrants have not been ordered to court. police say that is putting officers and the community at risk. today ... members of the san jose police officer's association plan to call for the state auditor to conduct a full investigation. ( darya )still ahead... people may soon have to pay to drive down a san francisco landmark. details on a proposed fee for lombard street. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) a great start to the weekend today with temperatures outside boosting further than the rest of the week well up into the mid to upper 60's for much of the bay area. look forward to sunny and dry skies before an increase in c

police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... but dna testing over the years has proved unable to find a match in the database. sot det. jacob blass/fremont police :38but fremont police and its cold case unit continued to search ... then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab and they found a potential suspect.. russell guerrero.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant in chandler arizona where they collected items he used and found his dna and fingerprints were a match and he was arrested for murder... upton's family has now been notified.sotstandup dan kerman/fremont 131141/std (on cam) (ken) (on cam) (ken) in the east bay... and new tonight. giving back to service members one farm fresh mexican meal at a time. that is what one oakland restaurant is doing to help members of the coast guard who... as of tomorrow will have missed two pay c

where upton narrowly won reelection.called upton a champion in the fight against cancer, which of course claimed the life of his son, beau. he addressed the report that he infected showered praise upon upton and others. watch. >> there was a big article toda today, that fred upton -- i went out and spoke at an event, and he was there. i praise him. and he was in a race, but he praised him about the fight against cancer. he stepped up. he and three have a stepped up and helped us pass it. so i acknowledge that, and now -- i don't know what i am. >> kennedy: that's interesting. jessica, he hates cancer more than he hates republicans. i don't have a problem with that! c5 i feel pretty good about it, frankly. >> kennedy: so what's the problem? >> jessica: i don't think there's a problem. freely, there are a lot of false purity test being thrown around right now. most from the sanders camp. they're coming for kamala harris, elizabeth warren less than kamala harris. as more people come and it will become more aggressive. every

police opened a missing person's case back in disease of 1990 when 30-year-old jack upton didn't show up for work for several days. officers later found him dead at his apartment. upton's car was stolen from the complex, found late anywhere ban doned in a mall parking lot in southern california. blood from the car matched blood from the apartment. fast forward to april of 2018, new dna technology was unveiled. fremont police reached out to the same lab used than case, and new testing lead them to this man 52-year-old russell guerro living in tempe, arizona. police found a dna sample to match that up from the upton murder, arrested on tuesday and now fremont police are working with the almeda county share's office on his police s 20--o was at okduring deal. arrested in the killing and later identified as a member of the manner boys gang. he was 15 at the time. and under a new law that went into effect this month, senate bill 1391 he could avoid prison time something the mother calls unjust. >> he didn't just murder my daughter, a couple days before that went into a man's garage and rob

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upton's car was stolen from a complex. it was later found abandoned in a mall parking lot in southern california. blood from the car matched blood from the apartment, but the suspect was never found. fast forward to 2018 when new dna technology was unveiled. it led police to 52-year-old russell guerrero living in tempe, arizona. police conducted surveillance on him and got a dna sample that matched dna from the upton murder. >> this came to fruition by putting it all together and working with forensic genealogy type things such as the golden state killer which led us to our suspect. >> fremont pd reached out to the same lab used in the golden state killer case. they arrested guerrero on tuesday. now they're working with the alameda county sheriff's office on his extradition back to california in the next few weeks. the. >>> well, the 18-year-old accused of brutally beating an 88-year-old woman in san francisco has been denied bail. he faced a judge today, more than two weeks after san francisco police say he left an elderl

they located him, deceased. >> upton had been beaten, stabbed and strangled. the victim's nissan 300zx was later found at a mall in ventura county. police say they found fingerprints and blood in the victim's apartment and car. but didn't know who it belonged to. fremont police detective, jacob black, investigates cold case homicides. he reached out to parabond nano labs in virginia. the dna technology used family trees and narrowed in on guerrero as a suspect. he had never before been on police radar. >> not at all. >> they frequently tailed him in arizona where he now lives. they watched him eat pizza. and took the fork and napkin he used. police say it was a mess to the 1990 crime scene. >> if you think about technology and dna and evidence processing. and more with labs trying different techniques. this is going to be the forefront of solving cold cases. >> the suspect is 53 now. back then, he was 25 and working in the semi conductor industry. police are not talking about a motive at this point. in fremont. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a bay area fisherman was sen

police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... when dna testing became available, they hoped to find a suspect but did not . sot det. jacob blass/fremont policebut fremont police continued to search ... and in 2016 the department case unit w the investigation. then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab... it was processed adn compared against existing genealogical dna profiles... and produced a potential suspect.. this man russell guerrero, now living in arizona.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant where they collected items he used and found his dna and fingerprints were a match and he was arrested for murder... upton's family has now been notified. sotstandup dan kerman/fremont 141 t 141 (vicki) (vicki) four men were arrested today for pretending to be police officers before robbing a home. (ken) police say that's after they went up

police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... but dna testing over the years has proved unable to find a match in the database. sot det. jacob blass/fremont police :38but fremont police and its cold case unit continued to search ... then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab and they found a potential suspect.. russell guerrero.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant in chandler arizona where they collected items he used and found his dna and fingerprints were a match and he was arrested for murder... upton's family has now been notified.sotstandup dan kerman/fremont 131141/std (grant) san francisco's mayor is ordering officials to take a closer look at seismic safety standards for high rise buildings. this step comes after an eye-opening report suggesting some skyscrapers may have hidden damage leftover from the 89 loma preita quake. kr

police found upton's missing car 350 miles away in thousand oakes. blood was also found inside, that matched the blood found in the home... when dna testing became available, they hoped to find a suspect but did not . sot det. jacob blass/fremont policebut fremont police continued to search ... and in 2016 the department created a cold case unit which continued the investigation. then last year the arrest of the golden state killer shed light on new dna technology. fremont police shipped their dna evidence to the same lab... it was processed adn compared against existing genealogical dna profiles... and produced a potential suspect.. this man russell guerrero, now living in arizona.sot fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant where they collected items he used and found his dna and fingerprints were a match and he was arrested for murder... upton's family has now been notified. sotstandup dan kerman/fremont 141 t 141 lawrence t 141kerman/fremonstandup dan sotstandup dan kerman/fremont 141 lawrence karnow: it was a spring-like day with

fremont police announced it solved a 30-year-old case, jack upton found beaten inside his home. russell anthony guerrero was arrested on tuesday in arizona. he had never been contacted or interviewed by police before. >> and i thought, god, i want to finally say you know, we got you. >> reporter: at the time, investigators had traced the victim's stolen 300 zx to a mall in thousand oaks and took blood samples from it that matched those at the crime scene. but new dna technology that faces family trees got a hit and arrest. >> i can't go into specifics about it who we went through, but it was along the same lines of genealogy. >> you're accountable for what you do. and especially now with the scientific innovations that we've got and the dna. i don't know how anyone thinks that they can get away with it, that it's per crime. there is no such thing as a perfect crime. >> reporter: is slirn certainly more difficult now. police are working with authorities to bring guerrero back to the bay area. live in fremont, robert handa. >>> the search is on for a driver who hit and killed a wo

upton went on to defeat his democratic opponent. yamiche and aaron blake are joining me here.hat else did biden have to say about this? >> hallie, it's interesting. as we think about a potential biden candidacy and look at this potentially very crowded field . a lot will be running to the le left, trying to emphasize their credentials. we'll have some candidates stake out the ground in the middle. what we saw today from joe biden is that if he runs for president, that's a very big if, he's not going to be running left or center, he's going to be running above it all. there's no better venue for that than here. this is an audience he spoke to to emphasize that at the time when there's so much dysfunction in washington, it's mayors that are responsible for making positive change happen. he used that larger frame to get past heat he's catching for democrats. he was talking to an event that included fred upton, a republican congressman, who he had a real bond with. let's hear how he talked about that to the mayors here. >> there's a big article today, fred upton, i went out and sp

it happened in fremont back in 1990. 30-year-old jack upton didn't show up for work at safeway for a couple days. police later fou >>> dna technology may have just solved a cold case murder. >> police later found this employee of safeway dead in his apartment. his car was stolen and found in southern california. blood samples were taken from both scenes and in april of 2018 new dna technology was unveiled in the golden state killer case. fremont pd reached out to the same lab and it led them to the suspect, 52-year-old russell guerrero living in tempe, arizona. ro... >> it's been happening such a long time ago and when we come back and reintroduce ourselves to the person involved, now it's a little tricky to deal with, but it was fine. he was living a regular, normal life. >> police conducted surveillance on guerrero and got a dna sample that matched dna from the upton murder. the next step, getting him extradited back to california. vening. but as >>> new at 6:00 an unusual number of pythons are slithering around the peninsula this evening, but as kpix5's don ford explains, these co

upton's support for a landmark medical research law, mr.en called him a champion in the fight against cancer, and one of the finest guys i've ever worked with. the question is with the party moving to the left, does it become a crime in the primary to have said with nice things, to have worked with republicans? is that how you get at joe biden? >> i don't think that's going to kill him with actual voters, is what i would say. i would say he probably is more to the center than elizabeth warren or senator harris, so i do think he probably is. as far as where the democraticie electric r -- electorate is, biden says maybe i can unify the world in a way that senator warren can't. i don't think that will work in the primary and that may be why he's not sure about running or not. >> and for the activists in iowa or florida, they're looking for the liberal candidate. when there are so many people out there, do you want to turn to biden or do you want to look at the 30 or 40 other people out there who might better fit your needs? >> if you just look

fred upton barely won. will herd barely won. for this apology tour vice president biden and senator gillibrand had a conservative record to go through because the base is hungry for leftward populous ideas and wants diverse representation that looks like rising coalition, minorities, obama coalition. >> it's fascinating, the democratic party of the '90s versus today. two different there's. >> definitely, mike, thank you very much. great show. we'll be right back. great show we'll be right back. (clapping) every day, visionaries are creating the future. ( ♪ ) so, every day, we put our latest technology and vast expertise to work. ( ♪ ) the united states postal service makes more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, affordably and on-time. (ringing) ( ♪ ) the future only happens with people who really know how to deliver it. the future only happens we know that when you're >> tspending time with thelass grandkids... ♪ music >> tech: ...every minute counts. and you don't have time for a cracked windshield

thank you very much, miss upton. any other public comment? hearing none, public comment's now closed. please call the next line item. >> clerk: item three, discussion and possible action to adopt revised department general order 3.01, written communication system, or take other action, if necessary. discussion and action. >> i think we have gotten our way through 3.01. we've revised it. the cal d.o.j. has reviewed it. i think they had some input. we rerevised it. it includes a matrix where we're laying out a five-year plan largely organized by the department in -- in groupings that make sense because they're related, and we've got our work cut out for us every year. we've got, i don't know, 125 or so d.g.o.s, and we've broken them up into groups. we have to cover those within the next five years, and we're on our way. so with that, i would hope we can have a motion and pass this and get this -- >> commissioner mazzucco: commissioner dejesus? >> commissioner dejesus: i'd like to officer a friendly amendment. i think it's great work, but the ve

jack upton was beaten to death inside his home in fremont in 1990. had dna evidence from the stolen car but not until went to -- th match. >> similar to the golden state killer state. along the same lines, genealogy. >> reported missing by workers at safeway where upton was a manager. police declined to discuss motive behind the killing. said the suspect will be extradited back to bay area soon. >>> driver hit and killed a woman last night. releasing surveillance video. white van hit a woman, in crosswalk at downtown san jose, driver took off, never stopped. victim died. third pedestrian death in san jose this year. >>> nhl all-star game this weekend in san jose, busy time for sjc. today sent a message of support to furloughed tsa workers. protection from eviction, 30-day moratorium for eviction for workers unable to pay their rent. also a short-term no-interest loan program for what the city called vital workers. said right thing to do to protect them from the quote political dysfunction in washington. >>> block the sale of two bankrupt hospitals. c

andive five republicans as original cosponsors, congressman king, jackson leepatrick, mcbath,callie, upton, and chris smith. we know the people are behind us. americans support expanded background checks, and they supported because they know this is the first line of defense and keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and those who may be a danger to themselves or others. today we are taking a bold, first step. we are going to honor with action all those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, children, all those who miss their families each day. we honor our colleague, gabby giffords. she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. so hr 8 is in her honor and all those lives that have been forever changed by gun violence. andfight is just starting, the voices and strength of the public will carry us through this. and together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman, making this a very different day. so many times after a tragedy, and it happens every day across america, we will go to the floor an

upton's family has been notified. (2-shot)( darya )in national news this morning ...usands of federal emplyees are missing their second paycheck today ... as the government shutdown enters day 35.(james) the senate failed to pass to two bls to reopen the government. john lorince has the latest from washington, d.c. the shutdown stalemate rolls on.rep. nancy pelosi/d-majority leader"stay tuned. we're optimistic about everything but sometimes you're disappointed. so we'll just wait and see."the senate failed to pass two separate proposals to end the government shutdown thursday. sen. mitt romney/r-utah"now it's going to be up to republican leadership and democratic leadership to come together and begin to negotiate."a bipartisan group of senators are considering alternative plans to re-open the government.one proposal under discussion is approving a three-week continuing resolution to fund the government.president trump told reporters he would support that ....but only if includes a "large down payment" for a border barrier. president trump/no font needed "one of the id

>> reporter: russell guerrero is behind bars 28 years after fremont police found the body of jack upton is his own -- in his own apartment. dna technology and genealogy. >> knocked it out of the park, it was a success.>> reporter: in december 1990, jack upton was a manager at the safety -- at the safeway, he was dependable, and showed up on time. >> he didn't show up for two days, one of his coworkers call us, and said he is missing.>> reporter: officers went to the apartment, police came back the next day. >> when they got into the apartment, they found him deceased. >> reporter: beaten, stabbed, strangled, the victims car was found at a mall in ventura county, police found fingerprints and blood in the car but did not know who it belonged to. >> reporter: investigating cold case homicides, reaching out to labs in virginia, the dna technology company us never unt company. >> reporter: they secretly tell him in arizona, they watched him eat pizza, and took the fork in napkin to tested for dna, it was a match to the 1990 crime scene. >> if you think about technology, dna, and evidence pr

upton's family has been notified. ( darya ) happening today...dreds of thousands of federal workers are missing their 2nd paycheck as the government shutdown stretches into its 35th day. the senate had two chances to end the shutdown yesterday... but failed to reach an agreement. kron 4's washington correspondent mark meredith is in d-c with the latest. the senate voted down two bills that could have ended the government shutdown. lawmakers were split over the two proposals.the first ...backed by the president, most gop senators, and w-v democrat joe manchin ....would have spent five billion dollars on the border wall."a vote for the president's plan is an endorsement of government by extortion." senate democratic leader chuck schumer supported the second bill...which would have re- opened the government for two weeks...and provided time to debate border security...and while both bills failed...president trump appeared satisified with the outcome...for now."so we did very well the republicans held except for two" an associated press poll shows 60

congresswoman sheila jackson lee, congressman brian mast, congresswoman robin kelly, congressman fred upton, congresswoman lucy mcbath, and congressman chris smith. we know the people are behind us over 90% of americans support expanding background checks. they supported because they know that this is the first line of defense in keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and those who may be a danger to themselves or others. today, we are going to take a bold first step. are going to honor with action all of those lives that have been lost. we honor those mothers, fathers, and children and all of their loved ones who miss their families each day. comingr our colleague gabby gifford, and she stood up as a powerful voice on this issue. and itt is in her honor, is an honor of all of those lives forever changed by gun violence. know that our fight is just starting, and the voices and the strength of the public will carry us through this. together, we are going to deliver for the american people. [applause] speaker pelosi: thank you very much, mr. chairman. for making this a different day. so m

upton was a manager at a safe way store in fremont. he stopped showing up for work one day.aten and stabbed and strangled in his own apartment. decades later, detectives used family tree from a dna technology company to try to solve the case. and they narrowed down and focused on guerrero as a suspect. he's now living in arizona. in october, fremont police followed him in arizona. and they picked up his dna from a fork and a napkin. >> if you think about technology and dna and evidence processing and you see a lot more with labs trying different techniques. this is what is going to be the forefront of solving cold cases. >> now, guerrero is in the maricopa county jail in arizona. he is waiting to be extradited back here to the bay area. >>> police in mountain view are look for a man they say groped two women. we have a surveillance photo of the man they're looking for. he's described as being in his 20s, about 5'6" tall, with a thin, muscular build. the surveillance video came from a walgreens where the man is accused of stealing tobacco product. he groped a woman and a seco

fred upton won reelection, a republican and people were mad about that. if we are going to post an era, joe biden in here to make a difference? >> donna: i think so, he has relationships all across the country. look, joe biden know him and a familiar name but more importantly relationships like hillary clinton over the years with key democratic constituency. 73% approval rating among black voters. so i would not count him out. i would not count out jay insl inslee, hicken looper from colorado. we have an opportunity that democratic party for all these candidates and remember the vote in new hampshire to kick the tire and go beyond the stump speech and really get into the vision. and what do they offer the american people? >> dana: i saw the group of democrats for the first time with republicans and dark money, right? [laughter] >> dana: but now they have caught up. is that good advantage for democrats? >> donna: welcome i think you will find like we saw in 2016, you will find a lot of small donors who will probably gravitate toward some of these new candi

upton was a manager at a safe way store in fremont. and he stopped showing up for work.partment. decades later, detectives used family trees from a dna technology company to try to solve the case. they narrowed down on guerrero as a suspect and found he's now living in arizona. in october, fremont police followed him in arizona and captured his dna from a fork and napkin he had just used. >>> if you think about technology and dna and evidence processing and you see a lot more with labs trying different techniques. this is what is going to be the forefront of solving cold cases. >>> guerrero is in the maricopa county jail in arizona, awaiting extradition to the bay area. >>> time now, 6:39. a san francisco man accused of assaulting a security guard at his apartment building, will file a civil lawsuit, after being acquitted of all charges. last november, sean huddleston said he forgot his keys and locked out of his apartment complex. he asked the security guard himself. but instead, he said the security guard accused him of not belonging there. huddleston says his security

he had never been contacted by police before in question, this case. 30-year-old jack upton was beaten to death in his b.a.r.t. 1990. it wasn't until the investigators went to the lab that they got a match. >> very similar to the golden state killer case was like. it was along the same place. >> police declined to discuss the possible motive. >>> the search continues for a driver who hit and killed a woman in the south bay overnight. that white van highlighted in this video hit a woman this morning while she was in san jose. it happened at 10th and santa clara. police stay woman was found dead. it is the third pedestrian death this year. mountain view with one swung. a man connected to two gropings. they've been grabbed. and on grant road in el camino real. in each case, he's been missing his shirt. >> the team was honored tonight at a pep rally in city hall. the team won its third straight state championship this month. with a student population of just over 300, they easily defeated southern california powerhou powerhouse. he praised the team and said he wants to set one thing straig

the chair of the committee, greg walden, the immediate past chairman, fred upton, the senior members likeshimkus of illinois, who has worked so hard on yucca ountain, the other side of the aisle, bobby rush, from chicago, former black panther and i, have a bill that's passed the house and standing in the senate to reform the strategic petroleum reserve. this afternoon, mr. speaker, on kathy oor, congresswoman castor of florida and i passed a bill, called the improve act but ithin it are the ace kids act, passed the bill 400-11 and if the senate can pass it this week or next week, and i think they will, it will trands form how we provide health care for the poor thoves poor children who are already medicaid eligible. it's been a privilege to serve the great house of representatives for the great people of texas. the sixth district. for the last 34 years. and i consider it the highest honor of my life to to have had he title of united states >> mr. speaker, this evening i say good-bye to the house of representatives after 20 years of service. thank you to the people of queens, to the b

police say in 1990 this morn, 30-year-old jack upton was killeded inside his parmtd and there was evidence there and in his car and then found 350 miles away in thousand oaks down near l.a. that case went cold for nearly 28 years. last year fremont police reached to the same lab that helped solve that golden state killer case. the dna was processed and compared and led to 52-year-old russell guerrero. he was never contacted in connection with the homicide and found in arizona and arrested after detectives got a dna sample from him. he faces murder charges here. >>> president trump's former personal lawyer is being subpoenaed to testify before congress. yesterday we broke that michael cohen announced that he was refusing to speak before the house oversight and reform committee on february 7th. he said he was quote, threatened by the president and rudy giuliani. the committee said that it wanted him to do so in february before cohen will report to federal prison. cohen has been in central -- has been a central figure in the special counsel robert mueller's investigation into the russian inte

there's a big article today, fred upton, i went out and spoke at an event and he was there and i praised him. and he was in a race, but i praised him about the fight against cancer. his vote and his ability to join me, and there's a cures act that was passed, and it was turns out over a $.5 billion to fight cancer. 8.5 billion dollars to fight cancer. and it mattered. saved people's lives. he stepped up. he and three other republicans stepped up and helped us pass it. and so i acknowledged that. anyway. the point of in the matter is that at your level, where the rubber meets the road, i don't find a lot of distinction between the problems republican governors or mayors face, and democratic mayors face. we have different philosophies. but we want to get things done. and at the time when this god awful recession hit, it wasn't just your infrastructure was in shambles, it wasn't all the things that you know and the impacts on employment in your cities and the like. but your schools were shutting down. remember? remember you couldn't pay your teachers. remember, there were thousands of schoo

in december of 1990 the body of 30-year-old fremont resident jack upton was was found in his tyson lanelice say fingerprints and blood from a suspect were collected from the home. fast forward to today ... and fremont police shipped the d-n- a to the same lab that helped arrest the suspected golden state killer. the lab results pointed to russell guerrero ... who was living in arizona. ( james ) fremont police tracked guerrero to an italian restaurant where they collected items he used and found his d-n-a and fingerprints were a match.the victim's family has been notified. ( darya ) in the east bay... fremont police caused a stir a couple weeks ago when they added two pickup trucks to their fleet of squad cars. now they're adding another unconventional vehicle. this 20-14 tesla model s. fremont pd saying it was the only electric vehicle to meet certain specifications for law enforcement. this is what the vehicle looked like b

roundup, making light of the new york times report that he was paid $200,000 to praise congressman fred uptonn locked in a tight midterm race. biden had this to say at the us conference of mayors. >> one of my problems if i were to run for president, i like republicans. bless me father, for i have sinned. shannon: elizabeth warren is proposing what she called an ultra millionaire tax. in addition to paying income tax, $50 million in assets taxed at another 2% and those with more than $1 billion would see another 3% in taxation. according to a brand-new fox news paul most favor raising tax rates on millionaires. 7 in 10 says they are concerned about the amount they pay in taxes. what to do with a lifetime supply of peanut butter. during the government shutdown, illegal immigrant makes his first court appearance facing new charges in connection with four murders in nevada. the president said this bolstered his argument for border wall. the power panel next. shannon: and illegal immigrants suspected of killing four people in reno, nevada, making his first court appearance tonight facing more cha

according to the great lady, $500,000 to a group linked to congressman fred upton weeks before the midtermns. for democrats trying the white house it seems like a big part of the process so far has been apologizing to the progressive wing of the party for past moderate positions. we go inside the 2020 apology tour. >> the current president rarely apologizes. >> somebody said to me mister trump, would you apologize? i said yes, i will apologize to pocahontas. >> democrats in the challenge and i kicking off campaign season by saying sorry. >> i know we haven't always gotten things right. i apologize. >> reporter: most democratic primary voters are the most progressive, contenders whose records clash with progressive priorities have signaled they changed like joe biden who supported the 1994 crime bill progressives claim for the mass incarceration of majority -- minorities. >> this goes not just of voting rights but the criminal justice system. i haven't always been right. >> reporter: record includes state and senate judiciary committee chairman who says, not objecting to the way colleague s

. >> he is behind bars 28 years after police found the body of jack upton in his own apartment. the cold eighth -- case was cracked. >> it was a success >> in december, he was a manager at a safeway. coworkers said he was dependable and always showed up on time. >> one day he did not show up and then the next day he did show up. one of the coworkers called us up and said he was missing. >> police went to his apartment and it was clear. police went back the next day. >> when they went inside the apartment they saw he had been beaten, stabbed and strangled. his car was later found at a mall. police said they found fingerprints and blood in his apartment and car but did not know who it belonged to. the investigator reached out to many medical dna labs. they narrowed end on guerrero as a suspect. >> he was never on their radar. >> last october, police tell tim in arizona where he now lives. date took the fork and map and he was using and tested for dna. it was a match to the 1990 crime scene. >> if you think about technology and evidence processing, you can see more with the labs tr