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>> the reality is charlie can't see, can't hear, can't move, can't cry, he can't swallow. >> his parents fought the european court of human rights after british courts ruled against them. >> permission to appeal must be refused. >> his parents who have raised $1.7 million towards his case, lost another bid, this time to take him to the u.s. for experimental therapy after judges ruled continued treatment would cause significant harm to charlie. their lawyer responded. >> they are facing every parent's worst nightmare. struggling to understand why the court has not given the chance of treatment ...

We do business where you do business. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> bret: president trump and pope francis attempted to help a british child. the story is in the international spotlight and with that, all of the international politics around it. benjamin hall has the story from london. >> 11-month-old charlie gard born with a rare genetic disease. his brain is damaged and he is currently on life support. doctors and lawyers, against the wishes of his parents, who want to spend as much time with them as possible, have said it's time to switch it off and let him die. >> the reality is charlie can't see, can't ...

>> the reality is charlie can't see, can't hear, can't move, can't cry, he can't swallow. >> his parents fought the european court of human rights after british courts ruled against them. >> permission to appeal must be refused. >> his parents who have raised $1.7 million towards his case, lost another bid, this time to take him to the u.s. for experimental therapy after judges ruled continued treatment would cause significant harm to charlie. their lawyer responded. >> they are facing every parent's worst nightmare. struggling to understand why the court has not given the chance of treatment ...

Can't cry, he can't swallow. >> his parents fought to the european court of human rights after british courts ruled against them. >> mission to appeal. >> his parents who have raised $1.7 million towards his case, lost another bid, this time to take them to the u.s. for experimental therapy after judges ruled continued treatment would cause significant harm to charlie. their lawyer responded. >> they are facing every parent's worst nightmare. struggling to understand why the court has not given the chance of treatment in america. the medical evidence is complex and the treatment offered potent...