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>> so greenhouse one. >> greenhouse one. yes. welcome to paradise. >> behind closed doors and under tight security, we enter what the stan his call the garden of eden. >> there's nothing like this in the world. this plant's 21% cbd and less than 1% thc. >> it took years of cross breeding plants to get to this point. >> instead of breeding up the thc we've bred down the thc and bred up the cbd. people said you're crazy. who's going to smoke that? >> so why grow it, then? well, the stanleys also believed in cbd's potential to treat many diseases. and they had seen it change lives before. meet 19...

The verge of a comeback. researchers are trying to save the all but extinct american chestnut tree. >> we lost 4 billion of the american chestnut trees. we were all too young to remember them. they were the dominant tree in the eastern forest. >> more than 100 years ago, american chestnut trees that accounted for up to 60% of the forest the in the east were wiped out by a blight introduced from china. healthy, american chestnut trees like this one not only provided food to the earliest pioneers, but wood for homes and furniture. a nonprofit group called the american chestnut foundation is cros...

When they resisted the macho images. maybe kids are better off looking up to heros of the space program. today space workers finished up vital repairs on a broken cooling system. look at the cute cubs. actually, they're at the center of a controversy. they're ligers. a cross breeding of a male lion and a female tiger. the mom and dad cats grew up together and had these cubs yesterday. but it's illegal to cross breed rare and protected animals like these. i am way beyond my time limit. we're way passed. but they're cute. right? yeah. that's our show for this monday. i'm chris jansing. "the dyla...

Had genetic modification, but it's been done more slowly by cross breeding. >> well, no. these new techniques that allow to you move genetic materialu to between organisms that couldn't happen before. that's the technology we were talking about. not an extension of what we've been conventionally doing. >> i would think it's more precise than cross breeding, which was just they made it ands you see what you got. m >> well, it's more precise in the sense of you can move one or a few genes, but the big problem is you have no control overfe where you're inserting thato genetic material. if you can...