as we wrap up, mark alesia, the judge in this case, a fierce advocate for the women, judge rosemariequilina, cleared her docket to allow more than 150 women to testify. and also became very controversial when she said "i would allow some or many people to do to him what he did to others." can you speak about her and where this all leads? >> well, yes, she certainly has come under some criticism for how she conducted the sentencing hearing, but as someone who was there and knows some of the situation it was a where there was healing because of what she did, allowing all of these women to speak and to confront nassar, and i think that those two weeks catapulted this into people's consciousness. i mean, our reporting has been out there for quite some time and it took this woman after woman after woman, bravely giving, baring their souls and giving this searing testimony, to get people's attention. future, usahe gymnastics has to move forward with an entirely new board. they have lost a lot of their sponsors. one of the people we spoke to for our story yesterday said that even if the imp

. >> mark alesia, a name you ordinarily wouldn't know unless you're in indianapolis and reading the star impact. hundreds and hundreds of peep's lives affected by his dogged determination and the people he worked with and the other reporters that did this to get it right. >> absolutely. and the judge made so many powerful points yesterday. again, i told jean this, it was riveting tv. she allowed cameras in the courtroom which is also really valuable, to watch how justice plays out. >> a strong point made. yes, got the bad guy, but what about the system? we see that in a lot of these types of cases. how do you change the system? >> now is the moment. >>> cnn newsroom with poppy harlow and john berman will pick up after the break. if you don't see chris tomorrow, you know what happened. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one