14/07/2014 Newsround

Happy Monday morning, Ayshah here with your Newsround update.

Germany triumph in the World Cup with this last-minute goal.

The operation to re-float the Costa Concordia cruise ship begins.

Germany were crowned world champions for the fourth time last night,

The game went to extra time after 90 minutes without a single goal.

It was this strike from Mario Gotze that sealed the win for Germany.

It's the first time a European team have won a World Cup

Next, should the police be able to look

It's something they already do, and this week emergency laws that

will allow them to carrying on doing so are going through Parliament.

Politicians say it is needed to keep us safe but others think it's

Who you call and text, when you do it, where you are at the time.

The police and security services want access to this information.

They say they need the data to help keep everyone safe.

Previously, a European law had allowed them to do so.

But that was thrown out three months ago.

So now politicians are rushing through a new law,

This new law will mean the police and security services can

continue to look at our phone and internet records.

The Government says we don't need to worry.

It doesn't mean they can listen to all our calls or read our texts

They can only do that with special permission.

But they can see who we rang and when.

All three big political parties in Westminster - Conservative, Liberal

Democrats and Labour - agree the emergency law is the right thing.

They say it is essential to help protect everyone from crime

But groups are against the law, such as Big Brother Watch,

think our phone and internet records are private, and that police should

only keep an eye on people who are suspected of doing something wrong.

The argument is about how much the authorities need

to know about our lives in order to keep us all safe, and it's

The operation to re-float and tow away the wreckage of one of the

biggest ships to capsize, the Costa Concordia, began this morning. In

the final stage of the plan, engineers will pump water out of the

giant tanks and raise the main part of the ship. The Costa Concordia ran

into a reef and capsized off the island of Giglia in Italy in 2012.

4,000 passengers were on board at the time and 32 people died.

It's something we do everyday - crossing the road.

very careful when we do it, but accidents still happen and that's

why the Government have joined forces

with some top animators to let kids create their own characters to help

spread the word on road safety. Martin's been to a school in London

In 2012, almost 7000 pedestrians under the age of 16 were injured on

British roads and 20 lost their lives. Road safety is a concern and

the government along with the motor Organisation RAC want more done to

raise awareness. It is critical we give children the life skills to

keep them safe. Now they want children to create characters to

teach others how to stay safe. I have come to a London schools. These

children are working with award-winning animators to bring

their ideas to life. I will give it a go myself. I have done these so

kids know how to cross the road and not get run over. The message is to

be careful on the road. In my animation he was on his way home

from school and the ball ended up in the road and cars were speeding by

and crashed into each other. We want them to learn about road safety so

that when they play outside they do not get run over. Road safety said

that safety on the roads is improving.

Finally, a farmer in America got a very welcome surprise when his lost

phone turned up in the last place he would have expected. Kevin Whitney

thought the phone was gone for good when he dropped it in a pit at his

farm in Oklahoma. But nine months later he received a call from Japan.

The grain from the pit had been shipped there, the phone was found,

That's all from me, Newsround's back right here just before nine.