this is d. w. news live from berlin germany is under the cap beat serena williams to win the women's singles title at wimbledon cruised past williams in straight that to pick up her maiden wimbledon title is the first herman victory in the singles at the all england club in more than twenty years. also coming up belgium put two goals past england to claim third place at the world cup belgium started stronger and opened the scoring after just four minutes put england on the back foot and they added another goal late in the game. and

a bungled deportation from germany gets more complicated tunisia says it will not send back a man who allegedly worked as a sama bin laden's bodyguard german judges want him returned saying he shouldn't have been flown out in the first place. i'm irish waiter welcome to the program germany's undulate kerber has just beaten serena williams to win her first wimbledon title nic mechanic line from our sports department is here to break this down with us the curva has now won three grand slam titles how did she win this one it was a quick match is surprising actually just over an hour an hour and five minutes if you compare that to the men's and finals for just just an hour before that it's five hours long so very very short match mission six three six three and cab amazingly enough was only dropped one set this whole tournament was in the second round. otherwise winning every game in straight sets she's fine in the form that

she had in two thousand and sixteen where she won the australian open and the u.s. open reached the final of wimbledon losing to serina williams that day seven five six three. and asked her to turn it around today and lost the game she said she'd never been so nervous but obviously she's so so happy to have won this tournament and it's the biggest victory of of her career so you see how important wimbledon is to tennis players serino may have lost but this is still over mark about what she had never a woman who had a baby ten months ago absolutely incredible i mean this is the fourth woman to titan since coming back and she never got past last sixteen and here you have her in the final of wimbledon and obviously she's disappointed she said as the game she said this is for all the mothers out there you can you can achieve so much for you put your mindset is incredible september first of last year had thoughts of alexis olympia was born ten and a half months later she's in the final of wimbledon and it just goes to prove that this is the serena williams is just one of the best in the history of women's tennis well with that let's move on to some of the other big sports news of the day

because belgium has won third place at the world cup in russia knocking out england to nelson nick run us through that game we were expecting more goals in this game because it cannot bridge of three point nine goals but today we got the two belgium winning to nail the first goal coming in the fourth minute of that came from thomas . starts with a back up possible to the front and then this process listening with the fans on the left hand side and see him not to chop any hospital i mean you just want to go and make one and it was there was because chance of them both sides after this but the next goal wasn't until the eighty second minute and you have kept an even higher pool from having a point to hit who scored the second goal and when the games you know this is their best ever performance of world cup the last time they were in the skin the last of france to finish fourth now they finally finished and have that goal that bronze medal i posed of belgium is they came really close to reaching the final here what does the future. look like for them now this team is

a golden generation they got such talented players have you seen his day of course kevin the point to add it in has run into kaku fantastic players who are by themselves a good but as a team even better but what's important to balance they need to keep hold of about martinez their coach he has proved what he's coached clubs' he's not particularly good in the league but in cup competitions he's very good which is essentially what this is you need to win the one off games and with martinez in charge that he's really the best thing for those let's have a listen to what he had to say after the game you see in these will go up with these players you don't want to rely on the talent anymore wanted to rely on working as a team becoming our group of players that they would do anything you want your results responded to the minute percent were going to very good stuff around them but they wanted to make the country proud and they wanted to make every single belgium red devil fund extremely proud and that goes for them. england of course all disappointed but they surprised everyone by getting rather far further than they had before in the competition absolutely quite

a few didn't having that actually getting past the group stage let alone the semifinals of this because of this tournament and they've had fantastic performances along the way in the group stage they have that six one six one when it gets panama but since the group stage they kind of started a bit they haven't then played the same way and their problem has really been scoring from open play they scored nine goals from set pieces of the twelve this will this tournament and that's what they need to change in the future they need to find a proper goalscorer hurricane and scored six goals at this tournament but five of those from set pieces and that's been the difficulty really the captain hurricane had to say after the game though. today shows and some other game show that there's still room for improvement. we said that we don't know what we're going to finish talking yet was doing that ever since. but yeah i would describe it as i don't i want to get it out of i want to improve every every time with a girl i know. there's still one prize that an englishman could win is the golden boot hurricanes to lose pretty much means go six goals they need to play so you catch up now and i think these men who play in the final tomorrow both of them

on three goals with a score of course as to when they lost to score a hot chick in the final that was jefferson one hundred sixty six so it's not looking good for the next mechanic line from good of a sports thank you so much turning now to tunisia which says it will not send back a man who was wrongly deported from germany the tunisian national known as sammy was flown back to his home country despite a german court ruling that he could not be deported due to the human rights situation in tunisia it's feared the man who was allegedly osama bin laden's body guard could be subjected to torture as part of an investigation german judges say he must be returned for now his fate is in the hands of tunisian authorities. the chartered plane took off from port at seven am headed to tunis on board to new zealand identified only as a. i can confirm that sami a was returned to tunisia and handed over

to tunisian authorities he was accompanied by four german police officers on the flight. that sammy and i had lived in germany for over twenty is most recently in the city of boom where he was accused of radical islamist preaching the social democrat politician said you have been following his case for gays. deputation was long overdue he said dangerous islamists who also served as a sama bin laden's bodyguards is responsible for the radicalization of many young people in poor home in the surrounding area and that's why i'm glad that to petition has been carried out. on thursday night a court overturned the deportation order because sami a faces the threat of torture in his native tunisia the ruling reached the authorities too late something i was already on board the plane his lawyer filed a complaint and now another court has issued its ruling. the court decision shows

the deportation to be grossly illegal and infringing on basic principles of the rule of law. some e.a. could be flown back to germany at taxpayers' expense but immigration officials are likely to appeal that decision and authorities into new c.n.i. want to conduct their own investigation into some alleged terrorist activities. or some of the other stories making news around the world palestinian officials say two people are dead after israel launched dozens of air strikes against targets in gaza the military said it was responding to a barrage of rockets fired by hamas militants from the territory where many of which were intercepted by the iron dome defense system airstrikes follow a week of violent clashes along israel's border with the palestinian enclave. heavy rains and thunderstorms are causing chaos across china state media reported that hundreds of rivers around the country have flooded blocking roads and railways

destroying bridges and forcing thousands of residents to evacuate several deaths have been attributed to the flooding as well authorities say more downpours are expected over the weekend. security forces in somalia have shot dead three extremists after car bombs exploded in the capital mogadishu police say the blasts were part of a planned by islamist group al-shabaab to attack the presidential palace the group has frequently targeted high profile buildings in the city. eritrean president i say where he has arrived in ethiopia to meet prime minister abi ahmed less than a week ago the two men also met in eritrea and agreed to end their quote state of war and normalize relations after two decades eritrea had been a province of ethiopia before it broke away in one thousand nine hundred three a subsequent conflict killed more than eighty thousand people. it's the first visit

by walky in twenty two years the speed of the rapprochement has been stunning it began when our the us made became prime minister of ethiopia just three months ago . he's moved fast to initiate reforms at home and to reach out to eritrea. desirous of war he has been its president since one thousand nine hundred three when eritreans voted in a referendum for independence after three decades as a province of ethiopia and protracted guerrilla campaigns to liberate the country relations where mission be good but soon soured war broke out in one thousand nine hundred eight over a border dispute and the issue of ethiopia's access to eritrea as ports eighty thousand people were killed before it ended in two thousand since then there'd been an uneasy standoff then everything changed suddenly last week in the eritrean capital as mara a four hour be announced the restoration of diplomatic and trade ties flights

between the countries are about to resume embassies will reopen any day if e.o.p. will implement a u.n. ruling and see territory at the border. what to the people of the two countries stand to gain peace perhaps a boost to the economy and perhaps a greater readiness on the part of eritrea to embrace human rights and new freedoms . a ceremony has been held here in berlin to remember the chinese dissident and nobel laureate loucheux ball one year after his death the democracy activists died of liver cancer while serving an eleven year prison sentence his wife who had been under house arrest for years was allowed to leave china this week and arrived in berlin a few days ago but she was unfortunately too sick to attend the memorial service. the get some of the church is located in the eastern part of her land. it was once a refuge and meeting place for the east german opposition. on friday evening

chinese dissidents were commemorated including the nobel peace prize winner lucy albo who died after a long imprisonment. and. the chinese will continue shabbos legacy. his love for democracy and freedom. we will fight for a democratic and humane china and the book. earlier this week chinese authorities allowed lucy elbow's widow lucy to travel to germany after years of house arrest but she was unable to attend the ceremony because of poor health. to. be a man a former critic of the east german government china's granting permission to use to leave the country is typical for a dictatorship or. a less well known person such as this woman is

sacrificed like a chess figure moved around for this is not an occasion for exuberance but it's also not an occasion for annoyance for afford it. and she says most of seeing. this woman to fight against a communist dictatorship the romanian german heritage. she sees louisiana's release as an encouraging signal to home does he not want to manage it but we hope china will change its mind about human rights and individuality that the individual no longer belongs to the state but may have his or her own opinion can think and feel and that would also benefit the chinese state. many regard the late in the u.c. albo as one of the most courageous fighters for freedom and human rights in china. the huge iceberg that broke off a glacier has run aground directly in front of

a small village in greenland the iceberg is six kilometers wide and one hundred meters high authorities say it could flood the village if parts of it break off and crash into the sea a number of houses near the coast have been evacuated and scientists say extreme iceberg events will become more frequent which in turn will increase the chance of tsunamis. and just a reminder of the top stories we're following for you tunisia says it will not send back a man to germany who was wrongly deported the tunisian national allegedly worked as a summer been lawns bodyguard german judges want him returned saying he shouldn't have been flown home in the first place. and belgium beat england to win the third place at the world cup in russia he quote red devils took an early lead scoring just poor story after just four minutes they added another late goal in the second half to win the match to now. and germany is

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