johnny depp took time to visit a children's hospital in queensland australia. and disney has announced han solo will be getting his own movie. the spinoff is set for memorial day 2018 release. the film will tell the story of solo's life before he met luke skywalker. >>> and there was outrage on the internet when paula dean's social media manager posted a picture on her for and twitter accounts. it shows pal laula and her son bobby dressed as lucy and ricky ricardo. many found the dark make up used on bobby dean offensive. the social media manager has been fired and paula apologized to all who were offended. >> sorry ted cruise looks like our talent won't be needed. harry shearer settled a dispute with fox and will be returning. >>> and trevor noah replaced john stuart onjon stewart in september. >> welcome to the daily show. i'm jon stewart. there's trouble in the midwest. >> it's the mideast. >> i thought the daily show was a euphemism for once a week. >> i love this guy. we're looking forward to the daily show coming up. >> without jon stewart, though i don't

australia saw a record snowfall today. snow. look at this. this is what people woke up to this morning. green queenslandcknamed the sun shine state. winter in australia lasts from june to august. two inches of snow fell last night. that's the most the area has seen since 2017. >> a weekend traffic alert impacting a busy road in our >>> right now the four marines and another person killed at two tennessee military centers are on the way to virginia. >> the gunman was never on a terrorist watch list but the fbi says this is an act of domestic terrorism. dave wagner is following the latest developments. >> reporter: well i can tell you that 24 hours after that rampage yesterday these are still active crime scenes. we also have new details about the gunman who took a long trip to the middle east last year. >> we will ask you to take a moment of silence to remember those fallen. >> reporter: today chattanooga and the nation are mourning for the four killed and at least three others injured. >> this is your community. this is where we live. and something happened here that should never happen. >> reporter: th

australia. the el niÑo effect is serious. tom: we decided to put a small contingent of marines on the tip of queensland. ke on page four of some international relations article. what is the significance of our relationship with australia, and then with the foreign policy or regional policy, of china? how does that triangulation fit? don: the u.s. and australia have a very long history of having a love-hate relationship. the aussies have followed the americans into every conflict we have ever been in. at the same time, big trading partners. but at the same time, they want their own identity. the conflict between asia and australia goes back to the second world war. it is a very complex situation. i think that -- tom: can you buy the mining shares this morning? don: no. tom: done gimbal, thank you for coming in this morning. -- don gimbal, thank you for coming in this morning. we are going to look at latin america next as we look at commodities. katia porzecanski is with us. we will look at latin currency as well. we will bring you up to speed on the latest ipo. i am getting in touch with my karma. candlel

i was looking at queensland, brazil, norway, which part of the operation are delivering ahead is agile -- ahead of schedule? helge: core assets in australia two in the facility and australia. we delivered that a few weeks back. and in brazil also going according to plan. those are the key reasons on the guiding for 2015. anna: we spent a lot of time talking to big oil companies about how they managed to offset some of the weaknesses in oil price by being more diverse of five and integrating refining and operations. how does a business like bg managed to take action to make itself more efficient at a time when oil prices are falling? heklglge: we have two core businesses. the attack the cost efficiency base very out of a couple years back. you can see our numbers are lower than the comparable quarter last year. we also initiated a significant efficiency program that started in 2014 and went year-round in 2015. we are delivering the u.s. dollar savings program for 2015. the idea behind these programs is not only to weather the current storm, but is to come out as a stronger company once we have a better development. anna: can you update us

australia it is a snow day. even in the winter down under, they don't get a lot of snow but in queensland today they got severalhes. >> that is where mandy drury's family is heading shortly. >> really? >> yes they are. >> pack the snow boots. >> they're heading down there. >>> the market turmoil being caused by developmentments ins in greece and china has not dampened the appetite for international shares. >> there is a bit of a lag. we know the developments have only happened in greece and china for the last couple of weeks but arguably they've been around for a while. morning star has fund flow data. last month, june $22 billion of floats went into internationally oriented stock funds. $17 billion of that went into index funds and a lot of them had a particular focus on what's happening here with europe. that's a big one. meanwhile, $16 billion worth of withdrawals happened through u.s. actively managed type funds. $6 billion though still went to u.s. index funds. that kind of gives you an idea of where people are moving their money at least for the month of june. our friends at cnbc pro took that morning sta

queensland. the snow is due to a low pressure system that moves a cold air mass there. brendan: most dramatically, the mother of our line producer who lives in australiacancel her cliffside walks the cousin is too cold in australia. -- because it is too cold and australia. tom: amazing. pluto, and snow and australia. coming up -- this book has a terrific buzz been we are going to look at the los angeles dodgers and the money it takes to keep mr. kershaw on the pitcher's mound for the doctors. good morning. ♪ tom: good morning everyone. i cannot concentrate. we are going to talk about the l.a. doctors. first, though, top headlines. here is vonnie quinn. vonnie: the broken bone in the neck of george h.w. bush will be allowed to heal on its own. he was hurt in a fall at his summer home in maine. he is hospitalized in fair condition and is wearing in the brace. a spokesman said he never lost consciousness and suffered no mental impairment. he is 91. criticism of deutsche bank by german regulators. they say management failed to address or stop the attempted rigging of key interest rates. the regulator also doubted that two key lieutenants of former co-ceo