is normal in la liga. the competition thinks it s normal, the federation does too and the opponents encourage it . the game was paused in the second half as he tried to point out the supporters who were abusing him to match officials. we understand that two people have been identified and are expected to be given permanent stadium bans by valencia. the la liga presidentjavier tebas defended their record tackling racism and responded to viniciusjunior saying before you criticise and slander la liga you need to inform yourself properly, spanishjournalist juan castro was at the game. it s probably true that they are not doing enough. it s the tenth or ninth against him in terms of racist behaviour and that s because la liga is not doing enough things. probably the next step is to suspend him for one match because the match wasn t stopped but suspended. maybe if the match had been suspended, may be that would make another effect in this racist people. there were huge celebrat
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into a series of franchises are more or less influenced by the inspirational ideology of al qaeda. but in the control of their local commanders. for example, you have one franchise in north africa, one in mali, one in the northern arabian peninsula. you have al qaeda in iraq. you have al qaeda in syria. then of course, you have al qaeda sleeper cells that we have seen pop up in europe, australia, and god forgive in n god for bid in canada and united states. the residual legacy of bin laden still seems to be able to attract these young arabs who want to be a member of al qaeda, aattracted to what is essentially this death cult of al qaeda. we have not a great deal of success to turn that off. host: we have this map of the middle east that we want to put back up. ambassador ginsberg, what kind of military presence does the united states have in this area? guest: if you go to iraq after the islamic state was able to take the city of mosul, the second largest city of iraq and s
the camera is shaking around it is breezy. the temperatures and san francisco out the door satellite and radar we see showers activity. expect a overcast day. san francisco checking in with the high of 63. we ll see temperatures in the 60s. into the weekend and looking nice seasonal weather no complaints. and into next week the temperatures will cool. clouds will increase and the possibility for showers. it looks like a chance as we head into the middle of next week. i will monitor that for you. as we look at traffic, if you have to leave on the early thanksgiving this morning nothing will slow you down a live lee look at the toll plaza. it is problem free and looking good on the ride. no problem into hayward and out to foster city. and traffic both of the approaches. we re not seeing slow downs or highway 101. thank you. now to the developing news this morning, investigators are working to identify a body that was found in san jose. that s when someone alerted offici