sir david attenborough is someone who knew her majesty for many years, both personally and through hishe 1940s. when i first met the queen _ going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the queen in _ going right back to the 1940s. when i first met the queen in 1947, - going right back to the 1940s. when | first met the queen in 1947, i- going right back to the 19405. barren i first met the queen in 1947, i was serving in the navy and doing national service at greenwich. 0ne national service at greenwich. one of the teaching staff was a certain prince philip, and there were special evenings where you have a formal dinner, and he brought this beautiful princess on his arm. and i remember walking up smiling. she looked regal. but she also looked perfectly at home. this was her, where she should be. and i have never forgotten that. she liked the outdoors. i suppose it was the freedom. the absence of stuffiness. it is very difficult to be stuffy on a grass more. i remember one christmas broadcast, and it was my first broadcast. she was well aware this was the one time when she spoke one

the former president beat out basketball legend kareem abdul-jabbar, british broadcaster david attenborough. and actress lupita nyong'o. wow. so just another -- you know, another trophy. another award for the former president. >> we were talking about egots earlier. now he's halfway to an egot, because he already has grammy awards. >> he has a grammy, an emmy. >> so he needs a tony and an oscar. >> he has to go on broadway. >> he has to go on broadway and win an oscar. >> the oscar. i don't know if the former president is going on broadway anytime soon. again, never say never. >> by the way, he's not the first president to win this award, to win an emmy award. the first was actually eisenhower in 1956. >> wow! okay. did not know that. >>> all right. coming up, nasa's major headache. its biggest rocket ever is still on the launchpad, and it's not going anywhere anytime soon. >>> well, if you need something to do today, what about some shopping? you can find some last-minute tips on great labor day deals. that's coming up straight ahead on "world news now." >>> the much-anticipated launch of

sir david attenborough is still with me with robert hardman. said earlier because they want to express themselves. it is that magic mix of remembrance and an element of course of grief plus thanks and celebration for a long reign and maybe we have now entered the phase in this process where it is the thanks and celebration that possibly is taking over in the next few days. possibly is taking over in the next few da s. . . . possibly is taking over in the next few da s. . .,, ., possibly is taking over in the next few da s. . ., , possibly is taking over in the next fewda s. . .,, ~ few days. that has to be so. at the moment it — few days. that has to be so. at the moment it is _ few days. that has to be so. at the moment it is a _ few days. that has to be so. at the moment it is a moment _ few days. that has to be so. at the moment it is a moment of- few days. that has to be so. at the moment it is a moment of sadnessj few days. that has to be so. at the i moment it is a moment of sadness and thanksgiving. and solemnity. certainly solemnity. and

is probably why david attenborough has teamed up with the bbc once again for a new kind of nature show sighting of a silver haired-- who has just been made leader of his island kingdom, he is the alpha now, and is he not afraid to display. the rest of the tribe watches as the alpha performs a ceremonial task, the ritualistic marking of his territory on an incredibly large piece of paper. but wait, charles is displeased, a tus el over the positioning of a pen. he bears his teeth in an attempt to intimidate. a message has been sents. your new ruler isn't [bleep] around. (applause). >> trevor: all right, stay tuned because when we come back jennette mccurdy will be joining us on the show to tell us why she's glad her mom died. don't go away. oh ya, i mean each morning i gotta start with my quaker oatmeal. gotta “oat up” right? if you wanna be a champ, you gotta start like a champ! yes m'am. my coach, she runs me pretty hard. she's my neighbor. you need to touch both of them. okay, pick up the pace! you call yourself a manning? why are there tennis balls? does she know that you're retired?

is probably why david attenborough has teamed up with the bbc once again for a new kind of nature showe we have a rare sighting of a silver haired-- who has just been made leader of his island kingdom, he is the alpha now, and is he not afraid to display. the rest of the tribe watches as the alpha performs a ceremonial task, the ritualistic marking of his territory on an incredibly large piece of paper. but wait, charles is displeased, a tus el over the positioning of a pen. he bears his teeth in an attempt to intimidate. a message has been sents. your new ruler isn't [bleep] around. (applause). >> trevor: all right, stay tuned because when we come back jennette mccurdy will be joining us on the show to tell us why she's glad her mom died. us why she's glad her mom died. don't go away. (celebrating) what did i miss? she took her first steps! can she do it again? i missed it? i stepped away from the bowl for two seconds. ohh! there it is. we're back on top! oh, what happened? oh, you missed it. probably shouldn't have left. tostitos. get to the good stuff. he knows. he knows chipotle's

but you think of him on a stage with david attenborough speaking to the world, who is going to be againsta matter of form. and, weirdly, everything we know about his opinions might actually conceivably stand him in goodstead. >> so you pointed out his approval ratings, let's be honest, are a lot below 50. the last one i saw it was at 18 or 20%, whereas william is at 60 or 70. do you think that kind of thing affects -- it must have an affect, to have this feeling that -- i think he's less popular than all three of william's children. >> yes, i think certainly charles felt that. he felt he was a sincere man whose really efforts didn't come across. and certainly, i think, he'll be thrilled by all this joyous reception, and particularly the joyous reception of camilla. it's always very important to him that she is queen when the eve of the queen -- >> camilla is very popular. >> you think how the queen made it clear on the eve of the 70 years of her excession that camilla would be queen. he has repeatedly referred to her in his speeches. i think she will be heartened by this enthusiasm. but i

. >> reporter: her quick wit also showed through during this interview with sir david attenborough aton when she points out she has a sun dial in the shade. >> a sun dial neatly parked in the shade. >> isn't it good? had we thought of that, plant it in the shade. it wasn't in the shade originally i'm sure. but maybe we could move it. >> reporter: a former bodyguard for the queen likes to tell the story about when the queen met an american couple while out on a hike. they didn't recognize her, and she had fun toying with them when they asked her if she had ever met the queen. >> she says, well, i haven't but dick here meets her regularly. he gets his camera, gives it to the queen and says can you take a picture of the two of us. i took a picture of them with the queen, and we never let on. he said to me, i'd love to be a fly on the wall when he shows those photographs to friends in america and hopefully someone tells him who i am. >> reporter: a sense of humor now silenced. perhaps paddington bear said it best. >> thank you for everything. >> that's very kind. >> randi kaye cnn. >>> co

president obama beat out fellow nominees kareem abdul jabbar, david attenborough and actress lupita nyongo. when humanity's. we were all concerned. i got to say i was nervous. um the way life is these days, you don't trust anyone. two inmates escaped from an east bay jail. what we're learning about the two men police are looking for also ahead, another pedestrian killed on the streets of san jose grim milestone for the city and what leaders are trying to do to keep people safe. plus never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95. it will definitely be cooler here on the beach and another day of extreme heat here in the bay area today , we could be breaking records. look at the crowds heading to beaches around our region. today is monday. september 5th. we're looking live at san francisco. right now. you can see the cruise ship there in the distance. exactly what businesses in the community need right now to replenish the reserves after what they've been through the last couple of years. right now, it's going to be pretty hot in san francisco later today, h

>>d i love piers morgan,nd david attenborough and all that stuff in g, you know, god bless her and allhat good stuff. >> but i'm named the best. stand don't stand in lines at rollercoasters. my bad sorry.br >> no disrespect, katie. know this is part of katie. their tradition, part ofpa their culturrt oe and sure, it's something that i would do, but i respect my friends on the other side. espect the pond to our very side. the queen has passed.. yeah.wa she was ans a historical figure and they're going to pay for their respects. so good for them. thei have qquestions about thes and other serviceser. o say >> they're figuring it out.i jut apparently, i was trying to say what she said. yeah , just maralal. what do you think about it?is martha maccallum stayed on line nineseven , eight , nine hours. you know, she was deeply respected, beloved, whether you like the monarchy or not, or y or the royalty or not. our the fact of the matter is that she's been part of our lives for seventy years. so you've got to give respect. and the fact that bekerman people feel soab deeply about their former s

filmed strolling through the gardens of buckingham palace with her fellow nonagenarian, sir david attenborough..for conservation. and it's called the queen's canopy. well, that'll be marvellous. a wonderful legacy. she did it so marvellously that it was a conversational exchange. i i was going to say, a sundial neatly planted in the shade. _ isn't it good? yes. he laughs. amazed to hear myself saying i thought the sundial- was perhaps not well placed, bearing in mind it was underl the shade of a tree. that's pretty cheeky, really. but she laughed. had we thought of that, that it was planted in the shade? it wasn't in the shade originally, i'm sure, but... he laughs. ..maybe we could move it. the final years were a masterclass in dedication to duty. no matter what occurred, the queen maintained her diplomatic composure throughout public crisis and difficulties closer to home. good evening. prince andrew, who's been engulfed in controversy, has announced that he will not undertake any royal duties for the foreseeable future. in 2019, the queen's second son, the duke of york, stepped back from pu

sir david attenborough hasjoined sarah there in balmoral. a technical hitch, she wanted i address -- the broadcaster. if therej was a technical hitch, she wanted to know what it was, and if there was a funny side, she wanted to know the joke. but you could neverforget you are in the presence of someone who had willingly accepted enormous responsibilities and dedicated her life to serving the nation. that you are, in short, in the presence of royalty. the whole nation is bereaved. and one wonders what counsel sir david attenborough would be able to offer to the new king. we know that he has causes like sustainability and farming and climate change and the environment and so on. very close to his heart. how much of that will be expressed in the way that he rules? sir david attenborough there with his reflections on the queen. the king and to the queen consort are back in london. we saw them on a walkabout outside buckingham palace. let's cross back to our home editor mark easton who's at buckingham palace. the king always relaxed working in li

david attenborough and danyang former president has two grammy awards. 7 49 your time.long this heat wave is going to last. and i guess it's getting longer right as we wait. yes, we're not going to see temperatures really begin to fall off. it looks like until about wednesday. and for some. the advisories now extend through wednesday afternoon giving you a look outside our doors where from the coast and around the bay. very enjoyable weather. it has been a little bit warm for the east asia as well as the peninsula. but san francisco enjoying seventies these days and look there and a little bit of haze that we do have again. spare the air day in place. let's talk about these advisories first, and then we'll take a look at your numbers, the excessive heat warning that was in place until tuesday evening, now in place until wednesday evening, and it does include our north bay hills and valleys are east bay hills and valleys santa clara and valley as well as areas over santa cruz. and as we get in a little bit closer, the shade of yellow is a heat advisory for our east bay.

of hosting her majesty twice in recent years, once for the prize in 2019, which she gave to david attenborough, but in between 19, we gave the queen elizabeth academy of intentional affairs, and one of the big challenges for institutions in london was being able to make sure that we were well connected to young people around the world. engaging them in what london has to offer or britain has to offer as a place of independent thinking, which is what it is about. her majesty gave her name to the creation of a new academy, and she became -- she met with the academy fellows, and all over the world. i think what we wanted to do, we had an academy named in her honor. we were not going to have a patron it -- of institution for several years. it was wonderful to connect in that way, but also, we could attract the brightest and most driven changemakers around the world. her example is a draw. it was the most important part of this. >> in her example, there was the commonwealth red there was a commonwealth of the early 50's and 60's and 70's. what is charles commonwealth look like? >> it will be differ

former president obama beat out fellow nominees kareem abdul jabbar, david attenborough and actress lupitaum the way life is these days, you don't trust anyone. two inmates escaped from an east bay jail. what we're learning about the two men police are looking for also ahead, another pedestrian killed on the streets of san jose grim milestone for the city and what leaders are trying to do to keep people safe. plus never in recent memory never really experienced it going anything above 90 or 95. it will definitely be cooler here on the beach and another day of extreme heat here in the bay area today , we could be breaking records. look at the crowds heading to beaches around our region. today is monday. september 5th. we're looking live at san francisco. right now. you can

like david attenborough, if you enjoy broadcasting and want to do it, people will ask you to do it.the change from the 70 years of elizabeth to charles. a lot of pressure on charles to do it differently and find other ways of doing it. ithink differently and find other ways of doing it. i think the issue of how monarchy works and its role is fascinating. ! monarchy works and its role is fascinating-— monarchy works and its role is fascinatina. ., ., ., fascinating. i might do that. how different do _ fascinating. i might do that. how different do you _ fascinating. i might do that. how different do you think— fascinating. i might do that. how different do you think the - fascinating. i might do that. how different do you think the reign l fascinating. i might do that. howl different do you think the reign of charles will be?— charles will be? difficult to tell. peo - le no charles will be? difficult to tell. peeple go on — charles will be? difficult to tell. people go on about _ charles will be? difficult to tell. people go on about him - charles will be? difficult to tell. people g

to quote sir david attenborough, it is notjust a scientific issue, it is a communication one. night. we will be swimming into 20 knots of wind which will make it difficult to eat bananas! ., , ., , , ., bananas! how will you rest, if you are swimming _ bananas! how will you rest, if you are swimming nonstop _ bananas! how will you rest, if you are swimming nonstop for- bananas! how will you rest, if you are swimming nonstop for three i bananas! how will you rest, if you - are swimming nonstop for three days? i can't touch land, nobody can touch me, and it is constant swimming. during the day, it is quite nice. even this morning it will be amazing, but at night it is almost like trying to eat in a washing machine blindfolded. that is the best way i can describe it. itruihat best way i can describe it. what will kee- best way i can describe it. what will keep you — best way i can describe it. what will keep you going _ best way i can describe it. what will keep you going in _ best way i can describe it. what will keep you going in your - best way i can describe it. what will kee

of— 2010, sustainability festival, very much of the prince of wales's list of enthusiasms, david attenborough, boris johnson also. that's very— mayor of london, boris johnson also. that's very much of the seat, used for a lot of official functions over the years. for a lot of official functions over the years-— the years. always used for these official functions _ the years. always used for these official functions and _ the years. always used for these official functions and always - official functions and always very busy _ official functions and always very busy the — official functions and always very busy. the duke of edinburgh award scheme _ busy. the duke of edinburgh award scheme often had their ceremony is there _ scheme often had their ceremony is there etc. _ scheme often had their ceremony is there etc, etc. the scheme often had their ceremony is there etc. etc-— there etc, etc. the band of the coldstream — there etc, etc. the band of the coldstream guards _ there etc, etc. the band of the coldstream guards there. - there etc, etc. the band of the coldstream guards there. the | th

because the likes of david attenborough is how many people in this country shape their own thoughts aboutore than 7 billion human beings are having on the planet. it's very— beings are having on the planet. it's very difficult for us to appreciate the scale of what is happening to our world but i have seen _ happening to our world but i have seen a _ happening to our world but i have seen a changing while i have been on these _ seen a changing while i have been on these journeys and trying to capture that and _ these journeys and trying to capture that and show people back in blighty is tricky. _ that and show people back in blighty is tricky. a _ that and show people back in blighty is tricky, a challenge but it's such an amazing — is tricky, a challenge but it's such an amazing responsibility and privilege so we take it super seriously— privilege so we take it super seriously and we think about every word _ seriously and we think about every word and _ seriously and we think about every word and we are absolutely trying to convey— word and we are absolutely trying to convey as _ word an

sir david attenborough has returned to our tv screens with 'frozen planet ii'. 11 years after its predecessorerent things to learn about how to work in that environment. you couldn't put anything — environment. you couldn't put anything on the ground, because if you did _ anything on the ground, because if you did not — anything on the ground, because if you did not have your head torch on, and you _ you did not have your head torch on, and you move, you lost your item and you were _ and you move, you lost your item and you were trying to keep pace with the pumas— you were trying to keep pace with the pumas but it was brilliant on the pumas but it was brilliant on the thermal technology was able to reveal— the thermal technology was able to reveal the — the thermal technology was able to reveal the whole landscape so we could _ reveal the whole landscape so we could go — reveal the whole landscape so we could go up on a hill with the camera — could go up on a hill with the camera and scan around and look for the heat _ camera and scan around and look for the heat signatures which is why it lo