And an exhibition of their work is on display at the turner contemporary gallery, just down the road from here in margate. You can see it until the middle of january. Im at dreamland, where the awards ceremony is taking place and where we will reveal the name of the winner, and over the next 30 minutes, well be talking about the art and about the turner prize coming to margate with some very special guests. And none more special than the artist tracey emin. Sorry to disturb your evening. You were shortlisted for the turner prize in 1999, but more importantly, you grew up in margate. Can you give us a sense of how important it is that the price has come here . Its kind of really strange, because this used to be top spot, which was a ballroom at dreamland margate. So its strange to be back here again. But that is wonderful to see all these people. There are hundreds of people here celebrating art, celebrating the turner prize. It is fantastic. I would say to people, wherever art goes, co
Residential houses in rafah, where more than 1. 4 Million People have been forced to live, the zionists are also destroying the tents of the displaced people. British Deputy Foreign minister said that israel will not succeed in defeating hamas in rafah. Tonight i ask if hamas is turning over new leaves in rafah. We are also talking about the demonstrations in support of palestine in american universities, about the fact that the american authorities are seeking to legalize any confrontation and opposition to the zionist regime. We will return to see a selection of images of antizionist demonstrations in america. Shame on you, shame on you, shame on you, more than the student demonstrations in support of palestine in america, i talk with mr. Jeremy casemaro , an american political analyst and writer who the oklahomans of america are with us. Welcome mr. Kazam to this program. As a first question , i would like to ask that america is said to be seeking to legalize confrontation with the
[inaudible conversations] good afternoon, everyone. Welcome. Thank you so much for coming to this event. My name is i am the managing director of the hemispheric institute. And my colleague, hemi and bristol books are very proud to organize this book launch event for owes scar martinezs newly released and second book called the history of violence living and dieing in Central America. This work is hugely important for us at the institute but i think for public, englishspeaking public in United States, the circumstances of Central American refugee and migrants in their countries and in mexico and the United States are absolutely humanitarian crisis, with many, many dimensions. Oscars work and writing and Investigative Journalism is one of the key voices that is bringing the circumstances to light, and we are, again, honored and delighted to be able to host the launch of his book and have him here with us with some distinguished guests guest. Before continuing id like to hand it over to
Theres a murder or a body found here two, three times a week. Reporter in this neighborhood. In this neighborhood, yes. Since i been here in february, four bodies i know of. Reporter some time earlier the stolen fan pulled into this repair shop just steps from where the van was recovered. The owners told me two young males asked them to replace or repair the flat tire but they were turned away when they claimed to have no money to pay. Moments later police found the van right across the street abandoned. I wish they would turn themself in to be honest with you and get it over with. Face the fact like you do wrong, like you going to pay for it. Go ahead and get it over with the. Reporter rick witnesses on theodore street in southwest philadelphia told police they say three young males fleeing from dales home overnight sunday into monday morning. City hall has now of course posted the standard 20,000 in reward money for information leading to the capture of joseph dailys killers. Live in
The u. S. Used to be one of the back. I just spoke to the conference and the sentiment is universally negative, very worried and very frustrating in how they treat the companies in the way that the law is enforced around the western companies and chinese and native companies into the whole litany of complaints. The espionage i think was the number one thing that made it difficult for the u. S. Business community to support china and its taken a toll. We know Many Companies that personally suffered from this to the fact that she came in september and acknowledged openly that what theyre going to do some thing about this are stepisour steps in the right direction. We need a lot more dialogue and i am not privy to whats going on behind the scenes. I know theres a dialogue thats continuing. Its slow and painful and steady but thats the work at a for this kind of relationship so we should continue the dialogue on that and this should be a wakeup call to china that the part of america that h