originally entitled dakar, this film finds hemsworth enlisted to kill a frankly staggering number ofasionally with his bare hands. turns out he's very good at it, although inevitably he's haunted by the ghosts of the past, in particular the memory of a child whose loss has left him with a death wish. can't you trust me? no. good. no. written by joe russo, co—helmer of avengers: infinity war and endgame, and directed by stunt specialist sam hargrave, the main selling point is some virtuoso action sequences against eyecatching backdrops. labyrinthine chases that appear to play out in single shots, following characters out of windows, down streets, into cars, all without obvious cuts. during these adrenaline—fuelled set pieces, you can just about forget about the emptiness of the story. just about. a touch of class is added to the cast and hemsworth makes a very good punch bag, even when fighting a gang of street kids that he dubs the goonies from hell. you can find extraction on netflix now. far more thoughtful is moffie, an arresting adaptation about of a biographical novel about comp

felix: el destino de mÁs de 800,000 beneficiarios del programa dakar se encuentra en manos de la corte habrÍa engaÑado al congreso y tendrÍa en su poder informaciÓn personal de los soÑadores como nos cuenta juan carlos gonzÁlez. juan: el hecho de que ice tenga los datos personales de los jÓvenes amparados por daca es preocupante. definitivamente nos casa -- causa un poco de alarma. la verdad es una realidad que yo siempre he pensado que era posible porque los estados unidos y el gobierno nunca cumplen las promesas que hacen. juan: de acuerdo con esta organizaciÓn de periodistas independientes, el gobierno de donald trump quebrantÓ la promesa hecha inicialmente por la administraciÓn obama de mantener en secreto los datos de los jÓvenes que se inscribieron en el programa de acciÓn diferida para los llegados en la infancia o daca. esto puede tener varias consecuencias segÚn la abogada delia franco. delia: si tiene daca y estÁ a punto de expirar se va a estar a la deriva y es otra seÑal que pueden tener para iniciar un procedimiento en su contra. >> otra posibilidad es que haya daÑos colat

el mandatario prohibiÓ prÁcticamente ayuda federal a beneficiarios de dakar y otros jÓvenes indocumentadosesidente trump para ayudar a los estudiantes de educaciÓn superior durante la pandemia. >> siempre hemos sido personas positivas. luchamos por un mejor y somos emprendedores. jaime: en el paramento de educaciÓn anunció la rÁpida distribuciÓn de un poco mÁs de $6,000,000,000 de asistencia a los estudiantes de colegios y universidades . la ley aprobada por el congreso establece que la ayuda solo es para ciudadanos estadounidenses y los extranjeros elegibles. >> condenamos la decisiÓn de este paÍs que voltea la espalda a los jÓvenes que estÁn tratando de sacar al paÍs de esta epidemia. muchos no solo estÁn preocupados por su educaciÓn. en muchos casos, son los Únicos que mantienen a sus familias. jaime: a pesar de su optimismo, gabriel tarancÓn no pudo ocultar que la pandemia estÁ complicando su meta de recibir un tÍtulo universitario. >> estamos concentrados preocupados sobre cÓmo le vamos a hacer. muchos inmigrantes serÁn transferidos este semestre o en el otro que viene y cÓmo vamos a

normally at babylon garment in dakar, the seamstresses gather together here at the beginning of their shifts. but now, only a handful of workers are allowed into maintain the building. nearly 20,000 employees are now on forced leave. the textile industry in bangladesh earns more than 30 billion euros in revenue a year and has helped the country emerge from the list of the world's poorest nations. the lockdown is not the only reason for the hope. >> if our customers do not start placing orders soon, we are going to have a big problem. if we are not allowed to manufacture and liver are wears, that is another problem. we paid our workers in march and we will pay them in april, but we have to take out loans to do it. >> people are starving. the government is distributing food, but there is not enough to go around. expeperts fearar the c coronavis could set emerging countries back 20 years. that is why the textile industry is appealing for help from the west stop -- from the west. >> definitely we ask them to reconsider thiss issue and they should take that total order and will pay, otherw

peacekeepers die in mali than anywhere else in the world so we call reports the force in dakar in senegal thank you. well still ahead here on the al-jazeera news a house fire in the largest refugee camp in greece has been linked to virus safety measures. and in sports find out how south africa's rugby world cup winning counting is helping the families against curve it $92.00 stay with us. at the still available picture throughout much of the arabian peninsula the last year as this town has been streaming in and it has produced wanted to showers and thunderstorms but still the streets are flooded in some areas a sign of the capital of yemen and there is more rain in the full cost him now through monday we will see more rain developing through will central western as a saudi it could be thunderstorms of course and that will ratchet extend its way further towards the east pushing on towards castle and again more their shots and thunderstorms across much of yemen and radius the repeat on cheese over the rain a little bit heavier to the east just indy's all southern areas possibly of iraq and

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qaida or 147 seats up for grabs in the national assembly nicholas haq is following developments from dakar in neighboring senegal. the prime minister has come out and said that he was happy that the mountains took part in this election and yet there's only been 8 percent of the electorate according to the election commission that has come out to vote even worse than the 1st round of this election where there is a historic low of 10 percent of the voters that came out clearly people are scared of 2 things the global pandemic the coronavirus that's also affecting mali but also the threat of armed groups such as the al qaeda affiliates in the south of the slum loosely mean and in the greater so hard to groups that have called on this election to be boycotted and so what we've seen is that a few people came out to vote and that has gone in the hands of the ruling party who has claimed victory in key areas in including the north of the country were armed groups are active at the heart of this is the reason why this parliamentary election is taking place in the 1st part of this was part of the p

of emergency was declared on march the 21st when the course hockey is monitoring developments from dakar in senegal he says the protest comes from a deep distrust of the government. these riots took place in a suburb of john called hugo it's a popular neighborhood where there's lots of markets and it seems that the population there don't trust the government that the health center in their neighborhood would protect them in fact they believe that that would in thank them and that would spread the virus even more and this comes at a time and the number of cases in ivory coast is spiraling there's over $300.00 cases that we know of including the m.p. the representative and the defense minister you can hum it like a yoko so but this crisis is revealing is the level of distrust there is between the population and their health service comes on the heels of a message on social media spread by the famous ivorian football player. who condemned these 2 french scientists who had suggested that a vaccine on coronavirus would be tested on africans and that had led to a lot of governments including t

coronavirus testing the cost about a dollar and gives results within minutes nicholas hack reports not from dakar. senegal is doing what most countries count testing everyone symptoms are not entering a health center for the novel coronavirus it has no shortage of testing kit thanks to this lab at the best researchers are developing a one dollar quick diagnose ticket originally made to test for dengue fever patients drop blood or saliva on to the devices and wait for a blood line to appear like a pregnancy test explains researcher i do sound tests there is no need for a highly equipped lab it's a simple test that can be done anywhere the idea is to record lea produce $2.00 to $4000000.00 kids. not just for us but for african countries so that we can detect and isolate patients quickly the sick are administered a cheap anti malarial drug called chloroquine commonly found in sub-saharan africa where malaria is endemic while the world health organization cautions the use of it to cardboard scientists says it's an affordable treatment for poor african countries dealing with the outbreak. in these cle

i'm committed al this is al jazeera live from dakar also coming up the numbers still rapidly rising with the tally of deaths across the u.s. now passing 30000. and inside look from a hospital in new york city the epi center of the u.s. is battle against the coronavirus pandemic. and hundreds of french statements from an aircraft carrier test positive for the covered one take.

which left more than 50 soldiers dead nicholas has more from dakar in neighboring senegal. you know when it was made on national television the president of chad and then seeing that no charge in troops will be deployed outside of chad and this comes just after the president led on the ground in the offensive against books in the lake chad area days ago he announced that he was frustrated with his counterpart the nigerian president. and the nigerians troop inability to tackle boko haram in the region china is the 2nd largest contributor troops in the un peacekeeping stabilizing force in mali where armed groups such as al-qaeda affiliates. in the greater sahara are stepping up their operation and so the country in the sahara region is at a tipping point france is struggling it has launched several aerial operation 83 in the last week to try to stem the violence but the announcement that chad is pulling out its troops doesn't bode well for the good for the region and there is fear that there could be more violence as chargin troops return home. tensions between poland and rus

and meanwhile in moscow multiple russian artists including ballet dancer svetlana dakar rova and sergei a pollutant performed at an empty bolshoi theater as part of an event held in support of health care workers in the country and it aired on state television. and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the brand new portable t.v. apple bailed on smartphones through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or streams to your t.v. by bellowing the portable t.v. up on apple t.v. and online t.v. can also find our coronavirus tracker on the portable t.v. app to get the latest news and information about the spread of the virus and as always check it out on you tube dot com bust r.t. see you next time. she manatee is on the edge of the precipice thanks to continuing destruction of the natural wild. she just seemed to. recede could losing much and i think if you. let them having. that then you. got that over. there. only dealing in the. same. shit and see that. human activity has brought us to the brink of the world's 6th major extinction event and t

there i'm convinced this is al jazeera live from dakar also coming up. the slowdown in deaths in spain and italy are the few bright spots across europe and some countries gradually start to reopen. brazil's president joins a rally against isolation measures put in place by state governments. a grim economic fallout of the new coronavirus pandemic for the 1st time in history u.s. oil prices have crashed below 0 dollars into negative territory that's because there's more oil in the market because of low demand and producers are running out of storage lockdowns around the world in response to the coronavirus have produced a massive slump and demand for energy u.s. president donald trump says a collapse in prices is short term and suggested that it could even be a positive thing for america. based on the record low price of oil that you've been seeing. at a level that's very interesting to a lot of people we're filling up our national petroleum reserves through dziedzic you know the strategic reserves and we're looking to put as much as 75000000000 barrels i

reports from dakar.senegal is doing what most countries count testing everyone symptoms are not entering a health center for the novel coronavirus it has no shortage of testing kit thanks to this lab at the best researchers are developing a one dollar quick diagnose ticket originally made to test for dengue fever patients drop blood or saliva onto the devices and wait for a blood line to appear like a pregnancy test explains researcher i do sell tests there is no need for a highly equipped it's a simple test that can be done anywhere the idea is to rip at least produce $2.00 to $4000000.00 kits not just for us but for african countries so that we can detect and isolate patients quickly the sick are administered a cheap anti malarial drug called chloroquine commonly found in sub-saharan africa where malaria is endemic while the world health organization cautions the use of it to cardboard scientists says it's an affordable treatment for poor african countries dealing with the outbreak. in its clearing is

from dakar. south africa's president says he will gradually ease a nationwide lock time starting early next month settled on the floor as a says some violence of the economy will be allowed to reopen and has called on people to start wearing masks outdoors he says strict quarantine restrictions will be lifted slowly to reduce the risk of a spike in infections beyond thursday the 30th of april we should begin a gradual and phased recovery of economic activity we will implement what we call a risk adjusted strategy through which we take a deliberate and cautious approach to the easy of current lockdown restrictions from johannesburg pharma to miller explains what these measures will mean for south africans. the president to use the sadrist to outline 5 key phases of a lock down or a reopening of economic activity and an easing of restrictions and moving from level 5 with south africa is now which is you know at the end of that spectrum the the harshest restrictions so far south africa would move to

nicholas hark is monitoring developments from dakar in senegal and joins us now live what more do we know about these riots. well these riots took place in a suburb called hugo it's a popular neighborhood where there's lots of markets and it seems that the population there don't trust the governments that the health center in their neighborhood would protect them in fact they believe that that would in fact and and that would spread the virus even more and this comes at a time as the number of cases in ivory coast is spiraling there's over $300.00 cases that we know of including. the representative in the defense minister and you could go how many yoko so but this crisis is revealing is the level of distrust there is between the population and their health service if it comes on the heels of a message on social media spread by the famous ivorian football player d.j. who condemned these 2 french scientists that had suggested that a vaccine on coronavirus would be tested on africans and that had led to a lot of governments including the government in ivory coast to make a public announ

hello again i'm the star of the a tale and this is al jazeera live from dakar also coming up a rush tothe shops in turkey ahead of a lockdown taking effect across the country. cameroon launches nationwide testing officials brace for a surge and confirm.

but a lack of testing means those numbers likely to be much higher the time to chandra has more from dakar on the conditions workers will return to. the prime minister has a stimulus package of $588000000.00 now this was promised some time back many of the work has been protesting for the last several days many haven't been paid for months some are on the brink of starvation. to join some of the factories that. factories are opening all across the country is in a limited way. because they're under pressure from international buyers to fulfill their obligation many buyers on the other hand have cancelled their order resulting in billions of dollars of loss another factor of main concern for the garment workers are their safety and of course their salary as you just mentioned garments owner of a short they'll get paid and it's guaranteed by the government and i spoke to one of the activists and leader for the garment workers she said the main concern is safety and of course their salary as well because many of them work in close compartment $3400.00 workers in each floor they live in a dense

elections in mali let's get more on this from a nicholas hytner who's following developments from dakar in neighboring senegal nick given the fact that the country is facing a possible pandemic and also the main opposition leader has been kidnapped how significant is it that this vote is actually going to head a toll. i mean this is taking really everybody by surprise especially molly ivins who according to the latest numbers that we've had from the election commission have not come out on mass to vote only 8 percent of the electorate compare this to what happened 2 weeks ago in the 1st round where outside of the capital the government said 80 percent of the electorate came out to vote in the north of the region in the center of the region where armed groups are active where the government says the ruling party won most of the votes of course those numbers are contested by the opposition now the government is going ahead with this election because it was part of a peace agreement signed with armed groups in 2015 that a parliamentary election would take place then an amendment to the con

alone conveyed l this is the news hour live from dakar coming up in the next 60 minutes long lines and traffic jams in china as thousands are allowed to leave the city for the 1st time in months. they called it wrong to call it. president donald trump's latest target is the world health organization as criticism mounts over his response to the coronavirus pandemic. ethiopia declares a state of emergency and warns of grave legal measures against anyone who undermines the fight against the pandemic. arrested after being on the run for 25 years a bangladeshi military captain is to be executed of the assassination of the country's founding leader. and the how much now have all the sporting kidding football's governing body say they'll step in if clubs and players can almost solve the pay dispute issues caused by the coronavirus ban that. now the 3 months after it was sealed off from the wall to hand has opened its doors again tens of thousands of people have been allowed to leave the chinese city which was once the epicenter of the coronavirus solid break but it remains under close watch w

, defence contractors, scientists from porton down and something called the engineer and logistics dakart for how we might link into the civilian community to bring forward skills and industrial support. the scales have been about planning, lodge traditions, medics, engineers and it —based people. and the road has been very much about catalysing, designing and supporting. i will single out one individual to give you an example of the sort of backgrounds we are talking about. a young major has been mobilised from the reserve. he has really stepped up the reserve. he has really stepped up to the plate. his daytime job the reserve. he has really stepped up to the plate. his daytimejob is a logistics expert who runs google's transport network across europe, north africa and the middle east. he has been part of the supply team that has been working on how we distribute ppe. he has designed a portal in partnership with ebay which will in due course manage individual customers. and he designed a bulk supply chain for distribute in a ppe to all of the nhs regions and trusts. despite all of this,