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Convicted sexual predator will now be facing significant prison time. this is a big day for the me too movement. >> it is a big day. yodit, three to ten. >> can you hear me? >> go ahead. >> i'm not surprised at all. he chose not to say anything, which of course the judge shouldn't consider, but you can't consider something someone never says. but during the break i'm scrolling through twitter and i'm looking at people actually saying and applauding the sentence and in the same breath wanting to defend kavanaugh. it a defining moment when you have someone like cosby going to prison and someone ...

Like a medical facility for the aged. physically there's a concern for his health. >> do you think they would put him in population? >> there's a designation, 10-k, 10-9, a protective unit. the last thing they would want is for him to be shanked in the department so they probably would isolate him somewhere. at least for me and someone who practices in the criminal justice system, it's an interesting message if he doesn't let him stay out on bail. like i said, i was surprised -- >> you think it's interesting if he sends him straight to prison. >> do you think think he will be? >> no, i don't. ...

Decisions. i can understand. it's one of the reason i don't want to be a judge, to determine how long someone is going to have to go away and balance the interests of that family. the defendant's got a family, the defendant's has a circle, a family who loves him. you're impacting them as well as the victims. and you have someone talking from 1974. she's go all of these emotions as well. it's a horrible situation. >> we're going to keep this conversation rolling. bill cosby has been sentenced three to ten years in state prison. will he head straight to prison? that's the decision we're waiting ...

Pennsylvania. let me bring in some lawyers. let me just begin, initially i thought that prosecutors were asking for 30 years. now it's five to ten. why the change? >> well, it's probably because they're looking at what the judge has probably done in other cases with other defendants who were similarly situated. you do have bill cosby, who is 81. a lot of factors such as his age and disability and maybe even his fame that could put into question or at risk his safety in prison. and so being realistic and not shooting so high knowing this wouldn't get that -- they want to go with a penalty range...