just signed a big name -- sir david attenborough. m.i.t. white people's morgan freeman and the last thing a gasel hears before being eaten by a lion. it's been announced attenborough will begin teaching geography and nature classes as part of the bbc's virtual learning program. this is amazing. can you imagine being a teacher with david attenborough? he sees the animal world a little differently now. >> and here we have the bat. look at him, acting all innocent like he didn't do shit. thanks to them, i can't even get the mail without dressing up like a broke-ass nine georgia that's right, you better stay in that cave, bitch! >> trevor: that's your ray of sunshine. let's jump straight into the headlines. lest kick it off with economic news. with travel worldwide ground to a halt, demand for oil has collapsed, which has now caused oil prices to plummet to their lowest levels in history. that's right. oil is cheaper than it has ever been. so the next time you go to the gas station, forget the gas tank, you can fill up the entire back seat of y

learning about the oceans with sir david attenborough, i am the oceans with sir david attenborough, iamands and south west england. you can expect some spots of rain before it leaves away. the sun will soon burn the cloud away. all of us will be looking at blue skies. there will be gusty winds. if you are taking exercise down the north sea coastline, these are the temperatures, pretty low. quite a long sea track. the wind picking up the and bringing it to our shores. although we had ten to 13 degrees as maximum temperatures, it will feel colder in the winter. temperatures a little bit higher, 16 in glasgow and 19 in cardiff. still some clear skies and brisk winds. it looks like a weather front is coming back across the channel islands and south—west england, bringing more cloud and rain. holding up uncharted glens of scotland, in the north—east and sheltered parts of england for a touch of frost. there will be ploughed in very similar places to where we had this morning, across wales, the pennines and southern scotland. that will lift rapidly and burn away. the rain across the south wes

and above all, david attenborough.some councils in england have limited attendance to as few as five mourners and others have closed graveyards to the public. yesterday, the communities secretary, robertjenrick, clarified that close family members must be allowed to attend funerals and cemeteries should be kept open so that people can "seek solace" at the graves of those they loved. joining us now is reverend sally hitchiner who is an associate vicar at st martin in the fields church in london. good morning to you. we know funerals are hard enough at the best of times, but quite clearly this is making it even more difficult. yes, it is incredibly difficult. i think grief is such a personal thing, but do not be able to go to the funerals of loved ones or not be able to visit the grave site at that point has been very traumatic for a lot of people. and actually, it is something that is really welcome, the opportunity for clarification because i don't think funeral directors or local councils knew what to do. so there was

i like david attenborough. try to learn something.things are going to lift us. captain tom, they should at least make him a major so he can be major tom, don't you? good luck with your show on thursday. and don't forget to send in your video. upload it to social media and peter kay will do the rest. brilliant, landscape not portrayed. what i like about lenny henry, the first thing he says is "how are you question ?". we are talking about the exclusive we have had on breakfast. we have been talking about captain tom who has raised more than £21 million for the nhs because he has teamed up with michael ball for a charity single. we spoke to michael ball earlier on and we were lucky to have been given the first play of the video. # you'll never walk alone #. # you'll never walk alone #. # you'll never walk alone #. just a brilliant man. and michael ball was so emotional talking about him. they have got a lovely friendship, and the money will be used for charity. that's all from us this morning. we are back tomorrow at 6am. goodbye. this

and as if his resume isn't already long enough, david at n attenborough adding geography teacher, teaching coronavirus lockdown. >>> for every burrito bought with the code 4 heroes, chipotle will donate another to a medical profession professional and take a listen to this. ♪ >> that is a california opera singer, who's been performing concerts from her porch using her voice to uplift neighbors and community. reminds me of the singing we saw in italy >> i thought you were going to say the singing done at home, sadly, not quite the case. so good in, that encouraging people almost to break social distancing, but not quite. they were still just about six feet apart, it looked like >>> looking ahead to tomorrow, big earnings, a preview of coca-cola. julia has a preview of netflix for us >> netflix shares are 3 1/2% today, and 35% this year on expectations the company will report a surge in subscriptions and lower churn. the key number to watch tomorrow is subscribers which analysts expect to be 1 million higher than what netflix forecasted last quarter earnings are expected to grow nearly 116%.