subsequent trials of steven hayes and joshua komisarjevsky. page was a really or to be criminal and had been arrested twenty something times. she had been in jail the last time literally for stealing purses and out of cars. joshua was a different story she was a burglar he wanted to break into people's houses at night. used to use night goggles when he broke into people's houses and sometimes you literally would watch people. at the tire to sentencing the judge had called him a calculated predator. in two thousand and seven after serving three years of a five year sentence for burglary steven hayes was granted parole. he actually told people in a halfway house many years i mean is that a given to many times you have been i'm not in prison. as for komisarjevsky he was four years into his nine year sentence before he was released on parole. because of a tragic bureaucratic oversight the parole board never received his original trial transcript. scripts are expensive and the state didn't want to pay it out all these transcripts for every single p

subsequent trials of steven hayes and joshua komisarjevsky. page was a really or to be criminal and had been arrested twenty something times. he had been in jail the last time literally for stealing purses and out of cars. joshua was a different story she was a burglar he wanted to break into people's houses at night while they were used to use night goggles when he broke into people's houses and sometimes you literally would watch people. at the tire to sentencing the judge had called him a calculated predator. in two thousand and seven after serving three years of a five year sentence for burglary steven hayes was granted parole. he actually told people in a halfway house ninety years i mean is that a given to many times he had been a not in prison. as for komisarjevsky he was four years into his nine year sentence before he was released on parole. because of a tragic bureaucratic oversight the parole board never received his original trial transcript. scripts are expensive and the state didn't want to pay it out all these transcripts for ev

subsequent trials of steven hayes and joshua komisarjevsky. paige was never really or to be criminal and had been arrested twenty something times. she had been in jail the last time literally for stealing purses and out of cars. joshua was a different story she was a burglar he wanted to break into people's houses at night. used to use night goggles when he broke into people's houses and sometimes you literally would watch people. at the tire to sentencing the judge had called him a. predator. in two thousand and seven after serving three years of a five year sentence for burglary steven hayes was granted parole. he actually told people in a halfway house for years i mean is it a given the. times he had been on prison. as for komisarjevsky he was four years into his nine year sentence before he was released on parole. because of a tragic bureaucratic oversight the parole board never received his original trial transcript. scripts are expensive and the state didn't want to pay it out all these transcripts for every single parolee going to the b

steven hayes, thank you. we have much more on the supreme court pick and secretary mike pompeo's trip to north korea with ari fletcher who is joining us live at 10:30. >> the race against time continues in thailand. rescue teams fighting to save a soccer team trapped inside a cave. they are draining water from inside the cave but those efforts may be washed away as another storm is headed to the cave area. one of the other rescue possibilities having these young soccer players swim out. >> zero visibility. so it's a challenge. >> the children are aware of the cave, they know the cave and been in the cave very often. >> greg palkot live in london. when we talked yesterday we were trying to figure out what they were going to do, what the rescue plan was. do they have one yet? >> they are still trying to figure that out. it is a race against time. it is a race against water. efforts made to save the young soccer team and their coach stuck in that cave in northern thailand. the latest forecast from the weather se

stevens creek. >>> and starting today, a busy street in san francisco has one less place to make a left turn. left turns from van ness avenue onto hayesou know what that's worth? ♪ still flat. here. try this. and... ♪ ooh, heaven -- nailed it. >>> good morning. 8:57. it's been quiet but we are tracking slowdowns now. take a look at 880 in that southbound direction. an accident near month due. that's keeping your ride very slow and heavy and backing up towards dixon landing road at this point. this is a crash that has at least one lane blocked. emergency crews are on scene. and right now our travel times are starting to climb from 237 to 280 about 17 minutes. so give yourself some time through that stretch. 880 heading northbound in the yellow now, as well. 28 minutes from 238 on up towards the maze. slow and go. that's been the name of the game along 880 this time around. but the bay bridge toll plaza still no metering lights, still no delays, still no backup. an easy drive heading into san francisco. let's check in with emily on the forecast. >>> well, still no delays on your roadways, still no beautiful blue skies here in the bay ar