roxanne pallett. roxanne pallett has apologised for saying that ryan thomas punched her repeatedly.he problem" by not stepping in sooner when roxanne pallett claimed he had "aggressively" punched her in the ribs. lucy also told us how it felt for ryan's friends and family watching the incident from outside of the house. we know him very well. we know he is such a lovable guy. he wouldn't hurt a fly. it's just been really hard. mainly because we all know the truth. nothing happened. but for him to go through, thinking everybody on the outside might think he is a woman beater, and watching him break down, i think it was saturday night, oh, i haven't slept much, as you can tell, it's been really hard. and stressful for his family? his mum and his brothers who he is very close to are in bits. he has a daughter. she hasn't seen it. but we don't want people saying things like this and her hearing it. it's been a really tough few days. is this damaging for ryan? i think it could have been. if there had not been a camera, it would have been damaging if it had been somewhere where there wasn

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it comes after this incident featuring another cbb contestant roxanne pallet.

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talking about this too is how do we kind of cod fie atonement, how do we get to the next level and roxanne gave amazing op-ed for the times and we should codify those. >> can you summarize them? >> everybody deserves a second chance. they are getting a second chance. when you talk to victims most of them don't want punitive justice for their abusers, they want restorative justice. >> right. >> how do you achieve that? >> i feel that way as well but i think, you know, it's important to take into account and/or acknowledge the crime to transcend that abuse and most of the cases that we are seeing happen -- >> are incapable of understanding the issue. >> that's why they should volunteer their time to the organization. >> somebody has to make them. >> exactly, help charlie rose to go work right now for a rape crisis center. >> yes, bring attention. organizations that need attention. >> a lot of them get golden parachutes so you're still keeping them in power, take away their money and see how they feel. >> but then some of them don't have as much money. >> you look at roger ailes. les moonves

. >> i am roxanne blank. please hear us out today. i missed school, i missed a huge exam, we all missed work. no disrespect at all. i am sorry. i hate we have been here all day. please hear us out. we can't keep affording to miss work. we are working people. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i am with the committee. i would like you to continue with this meeting. i want to add you make a motion to move the land use and transportation committee for october 2 at 1:30 p.m. and move to following date as well if you are moving this hearing. it is not fair to have us here twice for that as well. i ask a motion to move the land use and transportation forward a week. i believe it is on monday. i think you should move that as women. >> for the record the item used in land used needs to be heard in land use. >> it is the same topic. >> sir, they are not the same. thank you. next speaker, please. >> i am the general manager. we have lost a whole day of work today. cannot afford to lose work today. we would like to finish today if that is po

and nikki, it has had such a big impact particularly on her, roxanne, and with everybody, you know, onthese critics? well, i mean, she's had no choice but to just face it full on and that interview that she did with emma last night, emma asked all the right questions and, you know, we got to hear those a nswe rs you know, we got to hear those answers that we've been waiting for. imean, answers that we've been waiting for. i mean, she's just answers that we've been waiting for. i mean, she'sjust got answers that we've been waiting for. i mean, she's just got to face the public now and deal with the consequences. she was potentially gonna rule and another colleague's career, his life, and she didn't give it a second thought so now she has to pay the price. thank you very much, and, linda, you are here later to talk about mobile phones in schools. that is something that has got you going this morning, and what about this one, to reality tv shows put ratings before the duty of care to co ntesta nts ? put ratings before the duty of care to contestants? plenty to discuss this morning. time n

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i'm roxanne garza with new america. and i have a question related to teaching and learning. so i would like to just hear your thoughts on how professional development needs to change specifically for school leaders in order to implement this and really be able to support the collaborative professional learning that all of you are speaking to. >> how long do you have? seriously, i will say that i think that from my perspective, educator programs need to change. they're locked into an old paradigm that is about sort of the factory floor of a classroom. and i think we have to help educators identify early warning signals of what's going on in a child's life so they can help find a referral for that student. i don't expect. i want them to understand the early signals so they can turn to their guidance counselors and social workers and understand why i'm acting out in class. i think the key. the relationship that we have with our own teachers when we were young, i think that's still building role models. to me those are the two things. the early warnings system, needs identificat

talking about this too is how do we kind of cod fie atonement, how do we get to the next level and roxanne gave amazing op-ed for the times and we should codify those. >> can you summarize them? >> everybody deserves a second chance. they are getting a second chance. when you talk to victims most of them don't want punitive justice for their abusers, they want restorative justice. >> right. >> how do you achieve that? >> i feel that way as well but i think, you know, it's important to take into account and/or acknowledge the crime to transcend that abuse and most of the cases that we are seeing happen -- >> are incapable of understanding the issue. >> that's why they should volunteer their time to the organization. >> somebody has to make them. >> exactly, help charlie rose to go work right now for a rape crisis center. >> yes, bring attention. organizations that need attention. >> a lot of them get golden parachutes so you're still keeping them in power, take away their money and see how they feel. >> but then some of them don't have as much money. >> you look at roger ailes. les moonves

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