>> tom foley. nobody else. >> a year and a half after tom foley's conviction, both sides file back into the courthouse to one again determine tom's fate. >> circuit court is now in session. >> as before, the state opened its case with the crime scene analysts. >> why is it that you found? >> yellow dunham's bag. >> located in the bag was three shells. these are phone records -- >> norris also showed the jury the records from around the time dar was killed. >> there were no phone calls that either came in or left. >> your wife doesn't show up somewhere, why not call home and see, have you left yet? where are you? we're waiting for you. >> that's what i would do. >> according to detective carbon, tom did not bother calling dar at home because he knew dar was already dead. then members of dar's stepped forward to testify that tom and dar's marriage was troubled, and that tom wanted out. >> he told me that his wife is a very controlling, and that it was wearing on him. and he did not necessarily want t

everyone knows tom foley is currently on a break. these are big high profile names in refereeing. clubs in the game — we've gotjust under 2000 clubs in the game. we've got lots of pitches happening — the game. we've got lots of pitches happening at every level all across country _ happening at every level all across country and also from and a great game _ country and also from and a great game. while the cases involving tom and wayne _ game. while the cases involving tom and wayne have highlighted the issues _ and wayne have highlighted the issues in — and wayne have highlighted the issues in professional referees a lot is— issues in professional referees a lot is aimed at the community game. the people _ lot is aimed at the community game. the people that give up their time to do— the people that give up their time to do this — the people that give up their time to do this. but wayne and tom have done _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is _ to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise — to do this. but wayne and tom have done is raise it, the profile of some — done is

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tom: michael foley is on the shortlist to become the next governor.- should be understand that we are going to migrate back to the lower levels of your gdp? >> it is pretty unclear right now, given the shocks from the pandemic and how they have affected things. my view is that our star is higher. i do not want to argue that it is a long-term estimate, but i think the economy is in a healthy position and will take higher rate to bring inflation down. inflation is not going to stay as high as it was, but getting it down will take more work and i do not think it will happen quickly. i think the fed will be disappointing, relative to the speed at which risk -- rate cuts are priced into the market. jonathan: what have we learned in the last 10 months about what data points are relevant and which are irrelevant? i'm looking at a manufacturing guy coming out. how useful is that? >> we were reminded that forecasting is hard but in this environment, we should learn that there is a whole set of is happening in this economy that are unusual. but as you noted, ev

tom: swiss francs have just not broken through. jane foleylking about this. was just one indicator. crazy stuff like hungarian mortgages. it's just a general litmus test of where we are going. you slide through zurich on a grand high. jonathan: when they rip the floor way you saw this aggressive move into the swiss francs, where below those levels. that is real swiss francs that the central bank was fighting against for years. and now, here it is. tom: you and lisa are going to davos, i would suggest the broader debate is whether europe with the germanic decline that we see, you wonder if it will be davos/europe versus the usual asia, china. jonathan: you mention europe let's talk about it. is the breakdown of the german model, you get security from the united states, energy from russia. so much of that stuff is been threatened or broken down completely. the united states role in international security is a question again. who might be in the white house at the end of the year? the liberal elite gathering in davos, there will be real exciteme

tom: we are going to move on from college football to the excitement of foreign-exchange. jane foleyd of foreign-exchange strategy at rabobank. where is the movement in the next 90 days for a foreign-exchange pair? jane: euro-dollar has been exciting today. what about the swiss franc? it was back to the stress levels it has seen since the amazing dates of what years ago when the s&p stepped away from maintaining that 120 floor. there is some action here. it is disappointing that euro-dollar is not as broad as we anticipated. tom: i am triangular links was every day, euro-swiss, dollar-swiss. what do you suggest the s&p will do if we break through strong swiss franc? jane: that is an important question and one not being asked enough. we are in danger of looking at switzerland the same way we are looking at the rest of europe. i think it is important to remove for switzerland like japan that they have had issues with disinflation. right now it is in the sweet spot. they're going to be nervous about going back to sync too much disinflation and i think the swiss franc does continue on th