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They showed it on tv, 10, 12, 14 hours they should have pulled back from the interview. it's a matter of controversy which of course doesn't hurt nbc's ratings at all. >> it was strange to see bode miller showing that emotion. he's a brash guy. it's unyush to see him crying. >> reporter: absolutely. he's pretty stoic. that's why it took three or four questions for her to get that emotion out of him. but his brother's death affected him. his younger brother was a snowboarder and had talked about trying to be in this olympics as a competitor along with bode. they talked about it for a while. thi...

As opposed to thc. so children with serious seizure problems get the resin very high in cbd and very low in thc and it's really helping them. you can get pot that doesn't make you high. >> you can get pot that you don't have to smoke. [ overlapping speakers ] >> if somebody's suffering and needs the part that makes them get high and they're suffering why shouldn't they. but the fact is -- >> children though i'm saying. >> the use of it medically is very limited. the medical use thing. it's very limited, trust me. >> i don't think it's limited at all. >> it's limited, trust me. >> i don't like ...

>> to answer your question, you can and in fact they are generating marijuana strains very heavily what they call cannabinoids. as opposed to thc. so children with serious seizure problems get the resin very high in cbd and very low in thc and it's really helping them. you can get pot that doesn't make you high. >> you can get pot that you don't have to smoke. [ overlapping speakers ] >> if somebody's suffering and needs the part that makes them get high and they're suffering why shouldn't they. but the fact is -- >> children though i'm saying. >> the use of it medically is very limited. the m...

Nbc chief medical editor dr. nancy snyderman is here with more on that. dr. nancy, when we look at this, good morning to you, we see these everywhere. >> we do see them everywhere. and here's sort of the kacaveat. they are marketed absolutely with youth in mind. mostly -- i think 40% of the market is age 19 and under. and they're marketed as energy drinks and sort of supplements, nutritional supplements. but the reality is they're a combination of sweet stuff with calories and caffeine and then a laundry list of other additives. and that list that he showed is really what pediatricians are say...