♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ . good morning. it's saturday and a historic day here in london as charles is officially pro claimed king and the nation mourns queen elizabeth. it's september 10th. this is "today." a new reign begins. the former prince charles officially declared king charles, iii this morning in an ancient ceremony held in private for centuries now televised worldwide for the first time ever. >> i am deeply aware of this

great inheritance and the duties and heavy responsibilities of sovereignty, which have now passed to me. >> the new king paying tribute to the beloved queen, the nation mourns. >> i know how deeply you, the entire nation, and i think i may say the whole world, sympathize with me in the irreparable loss we've all suffered. >> charles, the new king by proclamation. and heralded across the land. a new day today, saturday, september 10th, 2022. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," remembering queen elizabeth ii, with savannah guthrie live from london, and peter alexander and kristen welker live from washington d.c.

and hi, everybody. good morning, welcome to "today" from london. so glad to have you with us on a saturday morning, what an honor to be with you peter and kristen on what has already been a remarkable day in london. >> watching from a distance, it already is a historic day. king charles iii officially proclaimed king. >> it was remarkable to watch, an ancient ritual brought into the modern era for all to see. the king taking the oath in front of members of the accession council and his wife camilla and son william. >> the king has a busy day ahead. he'll be holding several audiences in a few hours with a new prime minister, liz trust, the cabinet and the dean of west minister. >> so a lot on his plate already. we want to turn to keir simmons here with me in london with more on today's history in the making

that we were all able to witness. it was pretty incredible. >> that's right, savannah what you and i have been watching this morning is the weaving together of the british constitution, royalty, religion, military and most important perhaps the people out on the streets of london behind me there. and never before have people been taken inside the walls of st. james' palace, to see the ceremony, a king ascending to the throne. tradition and change. what we've been watching is history happening, savannah. this morning, an ancient ceremony, the official proclamation, king charles fulfilling his destiny. and ushering in change. this is called the accession council and this is the first time it's been televised. alongside charles, camilla and william. >> i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been

set in upholding constitutional government and to seek the peace, harmony, and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. >> reporter: king charles, that title still sounds so new and unfamiliar. then commanding his first council with a personal declaration. >> my mother gave an example of life long love and service. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration, its dedication and its devotion. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hoar ray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> on friday a new british

monarch walked into buckingham palace and recorded his first message to the nation. >> i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect, and love as i have throughout my life. >> if these words sound familiar, they mirror vows his mother made. >> i can give you my heart and the devotion to these old islands and all the people of our nations. >> king charles with an emotional message to her. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this, thank you. >> then more signs of change. camilla, now the queen consult. and william the prince of wales, and kate the princess of wales, a title not held since diana.

>> with katherine beside him, our new prince and princess of wales will, i know, continue to inspire and lead our national conversations. >> and a brief mention of son harry and daughter-in-law meghan. >> i want to express my love for harry and meghan, as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> a moment the queen would have wanted. always striving to unite her family, as well as her country. a quick word about the thousands of people behind us in the streets of london, these are scenes that london has seen for more than 500 year, another queen elizabeth, not queen elizabeth ii, queen elizabeth i famously rode through these streets to see her people, even taking her flowers. why is that? because kings and queens of the past have always known they needed the consent of the

people. and that's what's most important for king charles right now to ensure he has the public support. >> we are really witnessing these ancient rituals, now with the modern incarnation,, but the substance so important. back to you guys. >> the outpouring of emotion we've seen behind you, is overwhelming. the large crowds. i've been moved by moms and daughters coming out in tribute to the late queen. what have you been seeing there, hearing from the british people over the course of the last few days at buckingham palace? >> peter and kristen, it's so touching. it's moms, daughters, grown men fully dressed up in the flag with tears in their eyes. it's overwhelming love, affection, and gratitude for this queen. the signs and the notes, what people are writing is so touching. i saw this morning it moved me to tears with the old scripture,

matthew 25, well done my good and faithful servant. and the crowd energy is so interesting. i shot this on my iphone, people are laying flowers, it's packed, shoulder to shoulder, but it's quiet. there's not jostling, it's not loud. and, in fact, there was a spirit of cooperation when this young man hoists himself at the top of the gates and people are handing him more and more bouquet, he's hanging on by one arm but throwing more flowers up there. the feeling is one of gratitude and love. >> one of so many incredible images, savannah there. i can't stop thinking about the fact that queen elizabeth, savannah was 25 years old, when she became the monarch. now you have king charles, who's 73. this is a moment he has quite literally been preparing for his entire life yet he even talked

about the heavy responsibility. talk about the weight that he now carries, savannah. >> he clearly feels it. it's astonishing, first her 70 year reign and he's the oldest monarch to take the throne, he's 73 years old and he's been waiting all his life. in contrast to queen elizabeth who was born not expecting to be heir to the throne only when her uncle abdicated did this responsibility fall to her. so you could prepare your whole life for this and when it happens, feel the obligation, the duty. and the pomp and circumstance we're seeing around him would certainly bring the responsibility home. it's for him, the family, and it's for the public to get used to this new era, a dawn of a new era. and in the early moments king charles is trying to sound the grace notes and walk the balance

of sovereignty and approachability and we saw that this morning with the statement he made after the royal proclamation at the palace and last night in the broadcast where he spoke so warmly, movingly and personally for his mother. so it's two things, grief for the monarch who reigned for seven decades. many may not have been alive or known another queen and now the new era here. >> i love the sovereign deck declarations of late happy memories. >> it is the dawn of a new era and the queen's body will be moved from balmoral to edinburg in the coming days. the queen passed away at her

beloved scottish estate. >> reporter: that's true. good morning from edinburg. we are expecting in the coming tomorrow for the hearse to leave balmoral castle and come behind me over these buildings, the royal mile from edinburg castle. on the ground, the security preps are up, there are gates, police, barricades going up. because they're expecting thousands of people to line the streets once the hearse leaves balmoral. that residence, many say was her favorite place of palaces and castles because she had such good memories there, a place to connect with the outdoors, her family. she would go with her horses and dogs. and former prime minister tony

blair has been sharing an amazing story, when you were a guest at balmoral, the royal family would serve you, there were no servants. prince philip would barbecue and queen elizabeth would serve you on your plate and they would clean up, not want you to do anything. i think it's those great memories why she loved that residence so much and wanted to spend her final days there. she spent her last duties as we mentioned, from balmoral we expect the hearse -- this hasn't been confirmed but we think it happens -- it leaves the coast of scotland and down to edinburg and then later to st. giles cathedral behind me the first place the public gets to see the coffin. >> thank you so much tom. we want to go back to savannah at buckingham palace who has more on the history and

the pomp and pageantry of the day. >> thank you. i'm joined by wilfred frost, an nbc news contributor, we've been witnessed this extraordinary ceremony, when you think about it going back to the 1700s and now televised for the world to see, brought into this moment. and it's important because the buy in of the public and the public adjusting to this new era is a key part of setting king charles up for success, is it not? >> absolutely. and, you know, steps like this are all part of that process. he has an impossible act to follow, impossible shoes to feel. and clearly, her majesty, queen elizabeth ii left the throne in a stronger position than she found it. i think for king charles it's trying to maintain that and do your best to do that. and essentially a sense of don't screw it up. his reign will be defined by the years ahead not so much these days. even though we just watched this

proclamation of the new king. i feel these ten days are actually more about looking backwards. they're more about her and a chance to remember her and mourn her. and that further cements in my mind that these ten days for him are about keeping it simple, don't make mistakes, definitely got to do the ceremonies and get it right but not trying to steal the thunder, in fact. >> the address last night broadcast was predominantly about his mother, anno imagine to her service and duty that she did for seven decades. those are hard shoes to fill. do you believe he'll change the monarchy here? there's talk of a slimmed down monarchy. >> i think so. it's something that she had begun. i think it's a misrepresentation with something he's going to start. sometimes particularly in the u.s. it's tra framed as if he

has a vendetta against members of his family, i don't think that's the case. i think the people look forward to a more streamlined royal family, fewer public titles, fewer people getting public money. that's driving any changes he does make in the modern age, a monarch has to be wanted by the people. >> it's a delicate balance the royals are asked to strike and asked is not the right word, they're born to do it. as he said in his statement, his mother fulfilled a -- it was a promise kept, a promise of destiny kept and he said she intended to keep it as well. thank you, i know you'll be with us as we continue on. but send it back to peter and kristen in washington. >> at 73 king charles is the oldest person ever to take the british throne and facing a public that's not always been so warm to him in the past. molly hunter has more on that

from london. molly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. he's been waiting to be heir longer than any other sovereign to be crowned king. he's been waiting for decades. but as we saw this morning he is making decisions already to do it slightly his own way. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> reporter: this morning king charles is the new, younger slightly more modern face of the british monarchy, which for many brits will take getting used to. >> everything is uncertain right now. >> it's unusual. you can tell there's something in the atmosphere that's happened. >> reporter: at 73, he's the oldest person ever to be named the sovereign and has been in training for decades. >> i hope and trust that in time i shall be able to offer my own contribution. >> what would you like to see from him? >> i hope they'll try and modernize the royalty.

>> and part of modernizing is slimming down. the taxpayer tolerance is waning. >> do you think it should continue the way it's going? >> not the way it's going. >> reporter: and bringing prince william into the fold as soon as possible may endear him. >> hopefully he can streamline the royal family, it's too large. >> be more inclusive, diverse, reach out to people, especially in this time of need. >> reporter: it's a moment of intense change, a new prime minister just day into her job, the uk headed into a cold winter, an energy crisis looming. the country is feeling anxious and nervous. and while queen elizabeth was widely beloved and accepted her eldest son has never enjoyed that popularity.

but for decades he's championed climate changes. >> time has run out. >> that's a message that resonates with young, modern britain. >> the queen is always impartial so see if charles takes a slightly more bolder stance on the issues than the queen has in the past. >> reporter: now, chris and peter from the people we spoke with, two ways that king charles iii can now harness the loyalty and support of the younger generation, more william and kate, bringing them up to the forefront and not letting go of his decades of work on climate change because that's an issue that resonates so deeply. >> a lot of questions to be seen and learned about his new traditions and what policies he embraces going forward. molly, thank you. president biden said he will head to london for the queen's funeral. monica alba is at the white

house with that coverage. the president has had high praise for the queen, like so many other leaders around the world. >> absolutely. good morning to you. although the white house hasn't shared formal travel plans, the president confirmed he will make the journey across the pond for the queen's state funeral. joining a long list of europe's royal families who also plan to attend. >> i don't know what the details are yet, but i will be going. i know him, i haven't spoken to him, i did not call him yet. >> a senior administration official tells me the president will offer his personal condolences to the new king at the appropriate time. preliminary plans are under way for who may join him as part of an official delegation that could travel to the funeral but no plans have been made as the white house awaits an invitation from the palace. now president biden was the last

of 13 sitting american presidents to meet the queen, most recently last summer when he reflected that the monarch's generosity reminded him of his own mother and the president ordered flags to half staff following the queen's passing as a mark of respect until the day of her internment. today, vice president harris visited the british embassy to offer sympathies and sign the queen's book of condolences, writing she led with strength, wisdom and grace. >> monica, thank you very much. some other news this morning, ukraine said its military has recaptured large areas of the country's east after sources surged forward in a surprise counter offensive friday. officials shared video appearing to show ukrainian soldiers in once russian occupied towns. president zelenskyy said troops have reclaimed more than 30

settlements near kharkiv, the country's second biggest city. we want to take a turn and get a check of the forecast. let's check in with somara theodore who has that. >> good morning we're talking tropics but the west coast. we have 10 million people impacted by a flood watch stretching from ewe ewe ma and palm springs. and the culprit, kay. you're looking at rain pushing through los angeles, san diego, yuma. it's a post tropical cyclone and the trajectory is going to continue to move out west. that's good news, it's moving out to sea but not before dumping a good amount of rain >> live look right now in san francisco. beautiful morning to wake up to. we are also finally going to get

some relief from the heat in through the afternoon. currently, temperatures are in the 60s throughout the bay area. we're starting out fairly mild. take a look at your hourly forecast. by 3:00, daytime highs around san francisco and the peninsula will be in the 70s. meanwhile, further in through the interior, still warmer spots. upper 80s in tracey, livermore, and morgan hill. and that's your local forecast, back to you both. >> somara, thank you. and savannah who is in london fells us king charles is back at buckingham palace, he is there greeting more people just hours after his official accession. officially proclaimed king of england. still to come, gadi schwartz with a look at whether the queen's death can fill the rift

between prince william and harry. >> reporter: could shared grief over his beloved grandmother bring him closer to his father, the king, and his brother william? we'll take a look. the look at the new queen consort, camilla, who is she, how will she embrace thisole r how will she embrace thisole r yo ghu miret alknady thow roat p tp 27 aaxesegnd resulat slines portinbett fg to undal reut sol tionseo th on me honelessriss c owso hl wil nthatevew renuebe nt spe? ne usw houning its a in8 ll 5ticoun in includerg: pntmanesu tipporouve h,sing ny ties hommu comesniti, t ojeckeroom y orsupp htiveotelts uni d annsintemeive ntalthheal a andtiddicreon tnta.

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area say they hope firefighters can keep their stamina as they protect homes from turning to ash. >> our hearts are totally with the residents here. we, ourselves, want to make sure we are tracking the news and have an escape plan in case it comes to that. >> air quality is now a big concern. early in the day yesterday, the skies were orange on the eastern shore of lake tahoe. in southern california, firefighters in riverside county are getting some much-needed help by the rain. the rain has slowed the spread of the deadly fairview fire, burning near hemet. containment jumped from 5% to 40%. two people trapped in a car were killed when the fire first started monday. the fire has burned 28,000 acres so far. 13 structures have been destroyed. we'll check in with meteorologist vianey arana now. >> one thing about the fires is all of the smoke, which the air quality concerns and air quality adviser will be in place today which is different from the

spare the air alerts. we could see pockets of unhealthy air quality or smoke throughout the bay area. we have some relief in the form of a decrease in temperatures after such an intense heat wave with record-breaking highs. current daytime highs right now in the 60s in san jose. 65 degrees. we're starting kind of mild. by 3:00, we're going to bump up into the 80s. even though we're getting some relief from the heat, it is still going to be hot in inland areas. even heading through tomorrow, we're going to wake up to 60s and 70s. notice by 12:00 in the 80s. eventually, we will still get some 90s in through the far inland interior. we're also monitoring, of course, the conditions on satellite radar. we have that impact down through southern california. we'll talk about how it'll impact us coming up. >> vianey, see you at 7:00. also coming up at 7:00 on "today in the bay," taking to the skies. the world's largest free hot balloon festival is back.

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♪♪ we are back now on this saturday morning, september 10, 2022 with a live look at buckingham palace. the crowds have been growing since the news of thursday of queen elizabeth's death. and savannah guthrie is there covering all of it. and savannah king charles now at buckingham palace. talk about what is the mood there with the throngs of people gathered outside? >> we felt a little buzz in the

crowd as the royal motorcade made its way back to buckingham palace and now the royal standard is flying. a sign that the king is in residence. it's the only flag you'll see not at half mast. it's a new era. but there's a feeling not of sorrow. it's mourning, it's grief, but it's really more adulation and affection for a long-life lived. >> thank you so much. more about the queen and her life. king charles on friday mentioned his son harry and his wife meghan. a first sign many say may help bring the brothers and their father close together once again. gadi schwartz is in los angeles this morning with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. watching so many of those clips of the royal family and the queen, it seems like just yesterday that prince harry and prince william were inseparable. and in the grief and mourning, some are holding out hope for

reconciliation for a prince that decided to step away from royalty. from a king's somber speech. >> i want also to express my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> reporter: a moment of royal affection from a father to his son harry. >> when king charles mentioned harry and meghan in his speech, it was monumental. it was a big olive branch. >> reporter: for so much of their lives, prince harry, prince william, and their father charles lived side by side. while there was warmth in the picture of the fairy tale weddings, the brothers grew apart and a rift was growing between prince harry and his family. the british tabloids attacking prince harry's wife, meghan markle, the couple stepping away

and moving to california. then opening up to oprah winfrey with shocking allegations about royal conversations about their son's skin tone. >> that conversation i'm never going to share. at that time it was awkward, i was shocked. >> reporter: queen elizabeth maintaining a warm relationship with her grandson until the end. on thursday, harry rushing to balmoral, without megan, arriving an hour after the announcement of his grandmother's passing. >> they're going to be spending time together with the events going forward and that could open up the opportunity to have heart to heart conversations. >> reporter: as the line of recession comes forward, prince harry is fifth in line to the throne while his children become prince and princess, titles they hope could bring the family back into the fold. >> reporter: prince harry and meghan were already in europe

for an event but neither went to balmoral castle when the immediate family gathered. now the question is whether harry and meghan will attend the funeral with their children in the united states still. there is a chance that meghan could return to care for them and possibly stay in the united states or return with them to be there as the queen is laid to rest. if she does, it'll be the first time most of the royal family meets lillibet, who is now 1 years old. >> sadly the passing of prince philip couldn't bring the family back together perhaps the passing of the queen will. we want to get back to savannah guthrie outside of the palace. >> reporter: we have daisy mcandrew with us. there's always that hope everyone is rooting, particularly for these brothers who had to lean on each other in grief as young boys to somehow mend fences. is there any sign of that, hope

of that in the near term? >> savannah to answer your question, there is no sign of it but there is a lot of hope. i can tell you on on behalf of everybody in this country they're all willing the brothers to put their differences aside and come together. to answer the questions in the film, i think it's unthinkable that meghan wouldn't be at the state funeral of the queen next week, i'm certain she will be. but the question is whether the children will be there, whether lillibet and archie, who as we now know hold the titles prince and princesses, the famous interview they did with oprah winfrey seemed to be suggesting they would never hold the title prince and princess. now i think we know they will be. >> adding to the tensions is the news that harry is expected to write a memoir, whether it's a

tell all or dishes on the royal family it's certainly a point of tension. there's also a rift with king charles and it seems quite striking he reached out that olive branch in his first statement to the nation saying he expressed his love to harry and meghan. that was significant, was it not? >> yes, it was very significant. i think it took some people by surprise, pleasantly by surprise, i should say. there have been other olive branchs as well. we know there were open invitations from the now king to come and stay with them. that wasn't taken up. there is concern about the memoir, there was a hope that charles and william will get an advance copy to see what harry will be saying about them in the memoir, we've heard that will not be happening so everyone is waiting to see what will be said

about the royal family in the memoir. >> daisy, thank you so much. peter and kristen, 36 minutes after the hour. we're starting to get a little drizzle. here in london the weather changes on a dime, whether the sun is shining and blazing upon you in one minute you can guarantee it'll be raining five minutes later. but guaranteed this crowd is here to honor the queen. >> that crowd is not going anywhere despite the weather. great conversation. i think so many people looking for those olive branchs you were talking about. >> perhaps the chance for another rainbow today we'll see. >> well put, peter. speaking of those rain drops in london, somara theodore is looking at temperatures across this country. >> temperatures 55 degrees in denver today. as we head throughout the remainder of the weekend, we're going to be seeing these cool temperatures sticking around

from wichita upper 70s. right here in washington d.c. we'll cap out in the upper 70s. we're going to be comfortably warm as we head through the top of the week, monday, here's a great live look at san francisco. current temperatures right now out the door, you know, not too bad. we've got 50s and 60s on the map, which means we're mild to start. but we are expected to be warm, especially by 12:00. however, notice by 3:00, we don't see any triple digits in the forecast for today. this is fantastic, after such a hot week throughout the bay area. heading into sunday, expect similar conditions. lots of sunshine with a ton of and that's the weather in your neighborhood. peter, kristen, back to you. >> somara, thank you so much. just ahead a look back at the queen's enduring legacy as the

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castle in scotland with a look at that. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. the world is a dramatically different place than it was when the queen was born or crowned. but her defining traits, talents was to maintain that comforting consistent presence while the world changed. balaning tradition with progress. in her 70 years on the throne, queen elizabeth ii ushered her nation through unprecedented change. becoming queen in 1952 when the world saw the royals in black and white. >> the tragic news reached princess and elizabeth when she was in kenya. >> reporter: a moment reimagined in the netflix series the crowned. >> sympathy to her majesty the queen and the royal family. >> reporter: it took hours for the news to reach the new queen. the official announcement of her

own death this week, rocketed around the world in an instant. on television and online. when elizabeth was crowned queen, winston churchill was in charge, the country largely run by white men but the sun was setting on the british empire and rising on a new world one where a woman was head of state, commander in chief and a fully trained wartime mechanic. >> the young princess who never set foot in a london bus and was only once in the subway now drives a truck in the red cross. >> she was a working mother leaving her children for long tours abroad. under her reign the royal rules of succession changed, allowing a first born girl to succeed the throne before a boy. and she poke about ways to allow

girls and women to play their full part in society. the queen's final event before her death, welcoming britain's third female prime minister, liz trust. >> she remained determined to carry out her duties, even at the age of 96. >> reporter: the country she helped change, now led by her son, a king, into a new era. the queen never called herself a feminist but in so many ways she acted like one. back in 2003 before women were allowed to drive in saudi arabia, she hosted the then saudi king here in balmoral and insisted on getting him behind the wheel of her land recover land rover, and taking him on a tour othe estate. >> she got him there safely that's the important part.

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that. i'll talk about the impacts and how this may bring shower activity, even here for a chance of lightning heading into the sunday forecast. you'll feel the monsoonal moisture. though in the 80s, it'll feel humid around the bay area. >> thank you. coming up "today in the bay," we have a blood shortage around the nation. we're here to help. we'll have a live report from our bay area proud blood drive. how you can help today. we'll have that plus all your top stories and vianey's full forecast at 7:00. hope to see you then. right now, we'll send you back right now, we'll send you back to "today."th oie chetce b weenro p ap 267?nd 2 s t'reget , propea26 mo ns ny moneto h fixesomels,snes e nocenformentrs ove noand po suporrt f dvdisageantaibd tr ke yis! pr op 2ne7 ges raterehund ds ilof mslion wa toprrds tiiories nlikeouew h using inits n 58all nt cou

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>> reporter: as the king honors his mother, queen elizabeth and vows to uphold the oath with his wife, queen consort camilla and heir, prince william by his side. an ancient monarchy adapting to a new era. today, saturday, september 10th, 2022. good morning, everybody, welcome back to "today," saturday morning a special day, i'm here in london, peter and kristen back in washington d.c. it's wonderful to be with you both on a historic day here in the uk. i know back home in america, people are watching. >> people are watching and mourning here as well, savannah it's been wonderful to watch your coverage all morning long as king charles was officially proclaimed king charles iii. >> he was king as soon as his mother queen elizabeth passed away on thursday. but with the ceremony this morning it now becomes official. >> and the king is not wasting any time. he's getting to work. he'll be holding audiences with

the new prime minister and cabinet a little bit later, about an hour or so from now. keir simmons is also here in london with me on more on today's historic event and we got to see how it all happens inside that accession council. good morning. >> reporter: we did, savannah. we'll say this on many days to come, but this is an historic day, the british newspapers this morning that yesterday were emblazened with pictures of the queen now full of pictures of the new king. the daily mail saying tearful charles' tribute to his darling mama. the daily mirror looking at the pledge to his people. our new king's pledge to the nation, royalty, respect, and love. this morning, an ancient ceremony. the official proclamation, king charles, fulfilling his destiny and ushering in change. this is called the accession council, and this is the first

time it's been televised. alongside charles, camilla and william. >> i shall strive to follow the inspiring example i have been set in upholding constitutional government and seek the peace and prosperity of the peoples of these islands. >> reporter: king charles, that title still sounds so new and unfamiliar, then commanding his first council with a very personal declaration. >> my mother gave an example of life-long love and of selfless service. my mother's reign was unequalled in its duration. its dedication and its devotion. >> god save the king. >> god save the king. >> three cheers for his majesty the king. hip hip -- >> hooray. >> hip hip. >> hooray. >> hip hip --

>> hooray. >> reporter: on friday he was greeted by thousands as for the first time in 70 years a new british monarch walked into dupe -- buckingham palace and recorded his first message to his nation. >> i shall endeavor to serve you with loyalty, respect and love as i have throughout my love. >> reporter: if these words sound family they mirror the vows his mother made. >> i can give you my heart and the devotion to these people and the brotherhood of our nations. >> reporter: king charles with an emotional message to her. >> to my darling mama, as you begin your last, great journey, to join my dear late papa, i want simply to say this, thank you. >> reporter: then more signs of change. camilla, who he called his darling wife, now the queen consort. appointing william the new

prince of wales and kate now the princess of wales, a title not held since diana. william's mother now walking in the footsteps of his princess wales will continue to lead our conversations. >> reporter: and a brief mention of son harry and daughter-in-law meghan. >> i want to express also my love for harry and meghan as they continue to build their lives overseas. >> a moment the queen would have wanted always striving to unite her family as well as her country. the king now back in buckingham palace, meeting with the prime minister behind us thousands of people still on the streets, you can imagine that he will want to get back out onto the streets to speak to his people again. and savannah we all hope at some point we'll see the new prince and princess of wales, kate and

william out talking to the crowds, too. perhaps with the king. savannah. >> we shall see. keir simmons, we're in place if it happens. kristen, back to you and peter. >> you are, savannah. that would be extraordinary indeed. we know there's an official ten days of mourning under way. what else can we expect to see over the next week? >> we know the broad stroke of it right now. and it should be mentioned this planning it's called operation london bridge, has been in the works for decades. more than a decade. and we will get more information from the palace we expect in the next day or so with the specifics. but the broad strokes are this. the queen died at her beloved castle in balmoral. she will be moved to edinburg, scotland so people can pay their respects and in the coming days, probably the next week, we'll see the queen travel, it's

expected by train to buckingham palace. there will be a royal family procession to westminister abbey. and all of these events culminate with the state funeral for queen elizabeth. there hasn't been a state funeral here since winston churchill, that's expected in nine, ten days time. but again we await official word from the palace on exactly how these next few days will unfold. but as mentioned, a busy day for the king already. he will be meeting with the archbishop of canterbury, the prime minister, the opposition leader and the dean of westminister here at buckingham palace. we'll keep an eye on things. >> all these opportunities to see what type of monarch king charles aspires to be. we'll say good-bye to you for now. we'll see you again on "today" from london on monday morning. that's your cue to get a nap, i trust. >> we hope you can. thank you for your incredible

coverage. we have other news this morning to tell you about. family and friends of eliza fletcher are gathering in memphis this morning for her funeral at the same church he married her husband eight years ago. the 34-year-old kindergarten teacher was abducted during a predawn run, thousands of runners in cities across the u.s. gathered in honor of fletcher, they decided to finish eliza's run, many wearing pink tops and purple shorts in her honor. a suspect is under arrest for fletcher's murder. some grand slam dreams dashed last night at the u.s. open. for fans hoping to see an american in the finals in 24 year. frances tiafoe lost in a crueling four plus hour match to carlos alcaraz. frances tiafoe had many bright moments including saving match point to push to a fifth set.

the women's final this afternoon, the number one ranked women, iga swiantek takes on ons jabeur. >> something tells me that frances tiafoe is just getting going. >> yes. >> with that it is time for a weekend morning boost. let's bring in our friend joe fryer. good morning. >> good morning. let's keep the sports theme going. astro's pitcher jose arcidi he stepped up to the plate last night after the victory over the angels and this time his wife was pitching. yeah, it's a girl. that's his wife with the perfect pitch for the gender reveal. some of jose's teammates looking on and cheering for the couple's

first child on the way. afterward the pitcher said he was nervous about possibly missing the ball. their baby girl is expected to arrive in january. that's a home run, grand slam, insert every baseball metaphor for that one. >> i'm glad she didn't throw a split finger or something. >> they really raised the bar in the gender reveal. thanks, joe. still ahead, king charles iii and prince william not the only ones taking on new titles and duties. how their wives will be making a how their wives will be making a name within the monarchy for meet google pixel 6a. a smarter phone for a smarter price. powered by the google tensor chip. so your camera can see in the dark with night sight. fix your photos with magic eraser. photograph all skin tones accurately with real tone. and last up to 72 hours with extreme battery saver.

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rehabilitate the image of queen camilla. it's because of those behind the scenes efforts we can call her queen. once known as the other woman, camilla is now the queen, kind of. the new king's darling wife has become the queen consort. >> i know she will bring to the demands of her new role the steadfast devotion to duty on which i have come to rely so much. >> reporter: a fairy tale ending to a story that was often anything but. the king and queen have known each other since their 20s but many fault them for breaking up the royal marriage to princess diana. >> there were three of us in the marriage, so it was a bit crowded. >> reporter: but the royal family worked hard to restore camilla's reputation and earlier this year the late queen gave her blessing for camilla's future role. writing it's my insere wish that

when that time comes camilla will be known as queen consort as she continues her service. and she appeared with the royal family next to charles at the jubilee. a recent poll found more than half of britains thought she should be named queen but what is a queen consort? the job is like that of a first lady. a queen consort supports her spouse, appearing in public, and supporting charities. queen elizabeth's husband was also a consort. >> get on with it and that's what i intend to do. >> reporter: but camilla isn't the only one emerging.

kate will be called the princess of wales now, a title once held by williams' much loved mother princess diana. a monarchy that's defined women for royal generations. we saw her just this morning, standing beside her husband, the new king, as that accession council proclaimed him the new sovereign. she was among the political figures, the senior political figures who signed that proclamation. >> there will be so many eyes on the new queen consort as well. thank you for that report. we want to check our forecast across the united states now. there has been a lot of weather in some places that don't see it very often, right, somara? >> exactly. talking flooding coast-to-coast. and southern california's flooding today is coming from post tropical storm kay. that's bringing heavy rain to areas like los angeles, yuma, parts of las vegas.

and in the east coast, heavy rain moving through parts of the carolinas down into the florida panhandle there. that's going to impact 4 million people. we have a flood watch stretching from panama city to sarasota. look at the influx of moisture, seeing the deep reds, oranges and yellows, denoting the >> we're starting now with a pretty foggy san francisco. we've got the influence of the marine layer around the coastline. we're going to be enjoying cooler weather today, especially along the coastline and through the peninsula. right now, temperatures are in the 60s out the door. here's a closer look at your daytime highs. we're going to be seeing cooler weather with temperatures in the 80s for the interior. low 90s. no triple digits today. we're watching out for storms thanks to kay down through southern california. >> and that's the forecast in

your neighborhood. >> somara, thank you very much. joe is back with a look at what's ahead in pop start. >> coming up, new tributes for the queen. ho

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time now for pop start. >> hey, there. so this morning we are remembering the queen of course. her death has had an impact across the globe that includes the world of entertainment as well. netflix's hit drama "the crown" announced a pause in production as a remark of respect. shooting will be suspended on the day of her majesty's funeral. the show runner said friday, quote, "the crown" is a love letter to her. netflix has planned for the queen's death saying back during production of season one they

would stop for a respectable time if she died during the crown's run. we have seen the queen portrayed by many talented actresses but she has tried her acting a few times. the writer behind her cameos told bbc news that the queen had brilliant comedic timing and could have been an actor herself. there was the time she appeared with daniel craig in a sketch she actually improvised her line, good evening, mr. bond. and she sat down with tea and sandwiches with the beloved jubilee. >> would you like a marmalade sandwich? i always keep one for emergencies. >> so do i. i keep mine in here. >> he said he was impressed with

the queen's acting abilities because, of course, paddington was not actually there. he said she was absolutely glowing in that moment. paddington actually took to twitter after the news broke tweeting, thank you, ma'am, for everything. peter, kristen, i have to tell you, i was there for the jubilee when that video played and everyone went nuts when they saw the queen showing off her acting chops. >> one of the great moments and her family talks about the sense of humor that she had as one of her best qualities. >> i love the director saying your majesty please speak to the empty chair. >> exactly. and she nailed it. musicians are paying their respects as well. that includes harry styles he took a moment during his madison square garden residency to honor her. >> join me in a round of applause for 70 years of service.

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