[000:00:00;00] the wind starts in the 19 dw, the . this is dw, use live from berlin. potentially devastating storm threatens the world's biggest refugee camp. volunteers at cox's bizarre and bangladesh warn people there to take shelter or in the path of psych loaded low volta expected to make land fall on

sunday. also coming up at of sundays presidential elections in turkey will look at why millions of syrian refugees fear expulsion if president richard type air. the one is defeated, the hundreds of thousands of people are being evacuated from the medium or bangladesh border region. as authorities prepare for psych loan book, the giant storm is predicted to make a landfall at the area hosting the world's largest refugee camp. that's in the bank with us. district of costs is bizarre and neighboring me and mar many families from low lying villages in the rock. current state are all ready taken shelter out of monastery and the state capital sidway. world media or logical organization has one that floods and land slides are expected to reach. you and agencies have been

issuing warnings. let's have a blessed, a, as you know, because our costs, the world's biggest difference we can, or approximately 1000000 joking us who are leaving here. and they have been in displacement for many years. and they are exposed to quite a number of doctors. and they all completely depend on to measure the systems. and this platform comes with the time where all funding is also going down. i spoke earlier with journalists manual islamic can in dhaka and asked him about the challenges there were 100 refugees and congress bizarre are facing as well. thank you. yes. uh, as you know, the, the new uh, 1000000 people lives in the very tiny uh place and uh, uh, and they are leaving um, the final checks. uh and uh,

you'll see that uh they don't have any place to take so that if there is any big storm happens and especially with the stalls upcoming 70, give them to find out the tools to me, go over it. and now this site doing a multi is expected to the store and even like $150.00 pounds. uh so the people, uh, people usually stay home. you see the most of the people uh, mostly women. uh in this 1000000 people. and they do not have a new base to go and um and, and they are only dependent on the new to the and assistance the fluids, the medicine, etc. and so the most obvious in the community, especially when there is any plan it allow me to uh is, uh, is there. um and this is maybe this year. sorry,

this is maybe the biggest psych loan in 20 years. the last one killed the 3000 people. when you say these refugees have nowhere to go, is that i mean, factually the case. they literally cannot go anywhere to escape this cycle. now there's nowhere to go at all. so i would say yes, there's no these uh because obviously they cannot go to any what's coming in the base. they have to stay inside, pick them up and inside the cab, i would say that in many places i did defy as a land line trips and not a normal normal every season when there's a heavy day for the minus last lights happens and people get your end to something and but now you see the big storm coming up. and of course there might

have some big landfill falls, our last slide. so when i say there is no big song step to intersect, that is the only living $96.00. so i'm afraid i was talking to my colleagues in the visit this morning and that there have been there what else? especially since the way these people go, so they will take him to do it, asked to go to a safe place to high high land somewhere where they can stay safe when the storm is strong. he's understood well fingers crossed that it doesn't land there and spares the people in the region of my newest. i'm can. thanks so much for that insight. i think you're training president reloading. there's a lensky has arrived in the italian capital, rome a mid time. heavy security is 1st meeting will be with a tally. and president, surgeon with a relo is also expected to hold talks with prime minister,

georgia maloney and the poke. francis invited can city. this isn't let's, these 1st official visit to at least russia invaded ukraine in february. and for more on this, i'm joined now by journalist seem a group to in room. see what zalinski for over a year since the worst started has been asking western governments begging them to send more and more weapons. what can you expect from the italian government as well? you're absolutely right, and they come in. it's the cent weapons is one of the european countries that said weapons and money to key of since the start of this war and also has backed those west and sanctions. he's expected to probably us full support and the italian government is going to be pledging its continued support. which of course is interesting to note because the prime minister georgia below needs coalition pot there is that, uh for say to allow for the problem is just to bring the scone, i'm my to so many of the lead party. now these 2 leaders in the past,

so had shown their supports for russia and it's president vladimir putin. 7 but i think they want to stress now the continued support of the talent government weapons are likely to be a key beam or perhaps more support in terms of a defense system. and we think that mr. lensky may be reiterating because all those fight to jack something that he's been calling for for some time, but he will be meeting the tell in president sergio martha rella and find me this done. uh, the really we are looking. yeah, so we're looking at live pictures of that now, but please, please go ahead just for our viewers. yeah. yes, i mean that the foreign minister tell jani who met him at the rooms. trump, you know, apple said that there would be a renewed support for the ukrainian people and it's the wants to defend liberty and democracy security very tight here in rome. i heard of this is important meeting

the 1st since the sauce of that invasion and it just briefly. so let's get also meeting with a pope twice that. yes, exactly. i mean that also a very key meeting, the 1st face to face meeting since february 2020. the pope. since the start of invasion has spoken to mister zalinski over the phone twice already. but this is the 1st time face to face. and it's important because the pope has stressed very much that he's willing to be a mediator in this conflict. he sees himself this way. he's talked about a piece mission between these 2 countries being pushed by the vatican. and he has said in the past that he's willing to help as well. and the issue of the patry ation of ukrainian children that jesus has been taken to russia and russian control territory. the 86 year old pontiff saying that he wants to travel to both to keep and most count on this issue. and it's called weekly for the faithful to pray for ukraine. so it's very much and important between mr. the lensky himself saying that this visit to ukraine, he a to,

to rome. he has read to read that this is important for ukraine to achieve its victory. so it's, it'll be interesting to see what comes out of these key meetings today. but i've seen a group to enroll him for us. thanks so much. turkey is preparing to head to the pools on sunday and crucial parliamentary and presidential elections that could mark the end of richard type air. the ones rule. pull, show the main opposition that candidate come all calista or lou is slightly ahead. the promise to release imprisoned opposition figures and restore media freedoms and was boosted by the surprise withdrawal of another candidate. on thursday. the close race could end more than 2 decades of air to one's rule 1st as prime minister. then as president more of the 64000000 turks are eligible to vote, but the outcome doesn't just affect them. good. also have serious implications for more than 3 and a half 1000000 syrian refugees living in turkey who are not allowed to cast ballots

. dw spoke to some of them living in the turkish coastal city of mer. seeing many fear that for them, a change in power could spell disaster under the scorching sun, serial number 2, a kareem work 7 days a week on this construction site to earn a living and provide for his family back in syria. during his lunch break, i'll do a kareen follows news about tricky selection of both that may just i just future. but what she has no say in a dual korean has been living and we're seeing for 8 years under temporary protection, he's worried about the election outcome as much as the best thing that i know 50. and i'm afraid of being devoted to that because your position has threatened to the board savings them to come to bar is going to have the notion as most of the should on anyone complimentary because what are you doing? i'm here, my family is far away. manella neither one of them. i haven't seen my own son, you know, food you. how do you,

how i sort of situation to be coming to play my shift was unable to answer. many syrians who plugged their country civil war live and work in mercy. many on the same precarious situation, is abdul karim? almost all of them are worried about the election. and it has a lot of that to on the set of tell us i shouldn't when the teams could get all your heart for all the ease uh, hold on and you can learn on phones and on the use of the product. so what did you say the 2 reasons, one is gonna be on the bus. and so i love about another. go on the stage and nothing solid around 3500000 syrian refugees live in turkey. most of them with only temporary guest status that can be revoked at any time and lead to deportation. present are the ones challenger camacho, this darling, who has promised to deport syrian refugees within 2 years. if he comes to power, the one himself has called for what he termed a voluntary repatriation of half

a 1000000 syrians. their fate has become a political issue in turkey's presidential election campaign. time for sports now. this week ukrainian athletes are boycotting the world pseudo championships in color because the sport is allowing russians and the russians to compete under a neutral flag. following ukraine's boy caught the international judo federation, bard 8 members of russia squad, who were believed to be active soldiers. now it's fear that similar chaos could occur across various sports at next year's parents olympics. the ukranian athletes have won their fair share of titles and the sport of judo. some in the prime of their careers are now putting principles the head of any potential prize by staying on the sidelines during the judo world championships and cutoff. yeah, there was an interesting, i understand that this was the chance to win a medal that it was a lot at the moment. i'm very upset by the fact that we're missing the world

championships and kind of tough for me, but i totally support the decision. ukraine's position is clear, they want all russian and bella rosie an athlete banned from international sporting events, neutral flags, or not bigger, until then ukraine will refrain from every competition that welcomes those athletes . it's just that there's no way them boycotting. if you participate in competitions with them, if we talk to them, if we meet them on matters on race tracks and swimming pools in the world to be convinced that everything is fine, the war is not going on. but the will is happening every day. people die every day . there's lots of destruction. next year's games in paris could see athletes from russia, and bella roost, compete as neutral there. and where with this lead ukrainian athletes presumably on the sidelines, once more standing on principles. and in the end, the,

the los angeles lakers have ended the golden state warriors championship reign with a 122 to one. 0, one victory in game 6 of their 2nd round playoff series. so from find the bron james led the way for los angeles with 30 points 9 rebounds and 9 assist encouraged score. 32 points. the warriors who were chasing the 5th championship and 9 seasons . the lakers will face the denver nuggets in the western conference finals starting on tuesday night, getting it done. mama and in the women's and the brittany grinder has played for the 1st time since being detained in russian. back in february 2022 brittany rider played for the phoenix mercury against the los angeles sparks and a preseason game. far sooner than expected, reiner at 2 time olympic gold medalist was detained for nearly 10 months in russia on drug charges. she was released later in

a high profile prisoner exchange with united states last year. your of course watching dw use life from berlin. our tech show shift is public thanks with the look at how artificial intelligence is creating pop songs, using superstar voices without their consent. after the break, um they spicer for me and the entire news team here in berlin. thanks for watching the name of the system. the way it is someplace. power and key, more people than ever on the move world wide and such are based on life. i suggested