that was niall dickson talking to the bbc earlier.s of issuing the first batch of papers, where is the balance between reassuring the public that there are contingency plans in place thatis there are contingency plans in place that is alarming them when they think about some of the things that could be really quite problematic, next spring. i think the government through the brexit strategy is made very clear there won't be a food shortage and we will get the medicine that we need. they have been ultra—cautious on the medicine. people have you have contracts with the nhs will want to honour those contracts. the good news is that the government is not saying it wants to impose all sorts of barriers at our border and of course it is entirely in the government's control whether it makes it difficult to get medicines in through dover or not. but agencies are being urged for example to stockpile medicines. our health editor has been sounding out a lot of people in this field this morning who say actually stockpiling six weeks of medicines

they believe ter rans dickson was behind that dickson is considered armed and dangerous. >>> 11 young children kept under unimaginable conditions and where they were allegedly being trained to kill at a compound there. the father of one of the adults arrested is speaking out. he is accused of taking his own son from atlanta. police did find remains of a little boy but they have not been able to say whether it is his son. >> there is obviously something happening. >> court documents show he was training one of the children at least at the compound to commit school shootings. they saying that the army stopped discharging and those impacted say discharge orders were still in place. the program was created under president george w. bush. the first lady's parents are now american citizens because of the visa system. their attorney spoke after the event saying that her parents are just like any other immigrants. >>> capitalist spent more than $1.5 million to qualify to break california up into three states and put it on the november ballot. the state supreme court put a stop to it ruling th

captain dickson was never heard from again.ut just over a week ago, the defense department announced his remains had been found in austria and positively identified. he's the first of 27 missing tuskegee airmen to be identified. his daughter marla lawrence dickson andrews hopes to bury her father in arlington national cemetery. if you have a monumental american, you can tweet us, too. @v @velshiruhle. i appreciate you staying with me today. a lot more to cover this week. i'll see you again tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. right now andrea mitchell takes over for "andrea mitchell reports." >>> and right now -- digging in the dirt. in a stunning reversal, the president now admits his son and top campaign advisers met with the russians in trump tower back in 2016 for dirt on hillary clinton. >> well, the question is how would it be illegal? the real question is would a meeting of that nature constitute a violation, the meeting itself, constitute a violation of the law? what law constitute, rule or regulation has been violated? nobody

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the victim had lived in fear of that suspect because he sent dickson to prison for breaking into hisome. he is 18 years old and the other suspect is 16. union city police chief rebuked his son and apologized for his son's alleged actions. >>> and the fight over president trump's star on the hol lie wood walk of fame. >> yeah. we are seeing reports of fake stars. the move comes weeks after someone destroyed a real star with a pick ax. >>> a live look at golden gate park this morning in san francisco. today the largest music festival in the country kicks off. people who live near by say they are worried about the traffic and the noise. they say they donated more than $25 million. you can visit tonight at roadwood city in downtown. it starts for you at 5:00. >> it will be a good day to treat yourself. >> it will be hot out there. it cools down as we go throughout the forecast. san francisco at a comfortable 70 degrees. >>> we have a final look at your bridge times. >> yeah. we are seeing slowing. no heavy delays. westbound 84 looking at 11 minutes. it is heavy and backed up all the way

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joining us now to dig into the crisis, commerce bank global financial economist peter dickson.we see global markets this morning. meanwhile, what's in turkey itself, there seems to been confusion as to how to tackle this with the central bank's understanding a certain play week, the president pushing against it. >> that's at heart of the problem here. the president is advocating a la policy which nobody in the market buys into at all. the central bank is going with the president's demand. the international investors has taken flight. unless we see significant moves very quickly, this has all the hallmarks of a classic emerging market crisis which could see the lira tumble far further and of course spread over into other countries too. charles: earlier this year we saw italy, when there was an issue after the election there, and the bureaucrats tried to stop taking positions of power. that was stopped pretty quickly. we saw the damage this can have. let's talk about contagion, in turkey, particularly with respect to europe. how quickly could a major crisis in turkey spread? >> t

let's discuss this with niall dickson, who's the co—chair of the brexit health alliance, a lobby groupu ra nces what you heard so far? any reassurances for you ? what you heard so far? any reassurances for you?” what you heard so far? any reassurances for you? i think there is an element of reassurance, the government is clearly hoping for the best but has recognised it must plan for the worst. there is no doubt that, in the area for example the supply of medicines, it does represent a serious risk, we will be an unprecedented territory. but the guidance coming out today, admittedly at high level, but starting to say we will need six weeks of stockpiles of every medicine, that where medicines have a short shelf life, we will need to arrange the potential of having air freight transport to avoid any blockages which there may be at the border. all these seem sensible measures and our members from the pharmaceutical industries as well as the nhs had been working with the government to develop this. that said, that is quite a lot more detail both on the pharmaceutical side still to be work