it has potential to eradicate inherited diseases such as cystic fibrosis and breast cancer. big story stretching across news and sport: the football transfer of barcelona player, neymar, which stands to be a world record 222 million euro deal. the gulf news hints that the transfer could be more about politics and the 2022 qatar world cup. in business news, the dowjones soars past 22,000 for the first time. the coverage in the times highlights that shares in apple also hit a record high yesterday, defying wall street expectations on its quarterly results. dominating front pages in the uk, a hats off to prince philip. the duke retires after 65 years of service and more than 22,000 official engagements. the daily telegraph writes "prince philip is deserving of the nation's gratitude." and, it would've been a flight from hell, but a courageous ukranian pilot gets the front of the straits times. he's been awarded a medal of courage after safely landing a plane despite a smashed windscreen and low visibility following a freak storm in turkey last week. so let's begin. with us is h

it has potential to eradicate inherited diseases such as cystic fibrosis and breast cancer.ews and sport: the football transfer of barcelona player, neymar, which stands to be a world record 222 million euro deal. the gulf news hints that the transfer could be more about politics and the 2022 qatar world cup.

i talk a lot in the book about a couple of situations where cystic fibrosis that we would never see now because the treatments are so good. diabetes, we are making big advances. you need that perspective of children, development, compliance in kids that are so different than adults whether they are going to take their medicine or whether they are going to stick to a diet, the whole psychology of and if you don't have that team in place than the care and the outcomes are not going to be there. it really is that holistic approach and probably essential to that team is a great mother and probably father. it's father's day i will throw a father plug in there too. siblings, we forget about siblings but this is the kind of approach you need to really get the best out of kids. [applause] >> i did want to add in case you are thinking i'm going to be a millionaire and retire all the proceeds go to the charity that supports research of children that -- most of which will go to children's national but also worthy institutions so thank you all for being here and your support. spread the word. [appl

but what if they have the tools and technology to tackle other diseases like cystic fibrosis or huntington'sholism or mental illness? it is, it is geared towards severe disease or disability. it is not geared towards changing eye color or hair color. not meant for superficial gain and superficial benefits. it is meant to improve quality of one's life. maybe, baby charlie gard. could this have been something that could have allowed him to live a longer, healthy life. cheryl: i only have 10 seconds with you, really, really quick, what about many bring ontic research for adults -- embryonic research for adults, does this further research. >> it gives a lot of hope. a lot of research is down the path. it will take lots years and clinical trials. it definitely gives us hope that there is hope in the future. cheryl: doctor, thank you. >> my pleasure. cheryl: we'll be right back. tar, and it really shows. we've got auto insurance, homeowners insurance. had an accident with a vehicle, we called the police. usaa was there hands-on very quick very prompt. i feel like we're being handled as people that

we can change fibrosis, alzheimer's, cystic fibrosis could be a thing of the past.lor. >> who makes the decisions? >> no question. if we decide, all you have do is get on a plane and go to mexico or somewhere else. this is a small lab that does this. >> give me one example of might be possible in the next five years? >> in the next five years people with hiv, we can take out their immune cells and change it so the virus can't get in. all of a sudden hhiv patients >> can you think of how many lives you could have save? >> no question about it. the job is doing it right. >>> ahead, a factor like the opioid crisis and it's affecting the people that they're hiring. you're watching "cbs this morning." >> announcer: cbs "morning rounds"po snsored by cosentyx see cumin you tab. join the conversation. see me to know. i wanted to be clear. i wanted it to last. so i kept on fighting. i found something that worked. and keeps on working. now? they see me. see me. see if cosentyx could make a difference for you- cosentyx is proven to help people with mode