the majority of abnormalities show up on the ecg and other tests are sometimes needed. abnormalitieswe are going to put you on a exercise treadmill test, your heart has electrodes to monitor the electrical events in your heart. you can see this from exercise? yes, we also monitoring the extent to which your heart works, your maximum heart rate and other things like blood pressure. it is the dynamic response as well as the electrical activity of the heart and exercise full stop off you go. i've got a feeling this is going to get a lot harder. into stage three. it's now starting to feel hard. i'm at the point where you would feel like you would need to naturally run so like you would need to naturally run so i'm trying tojudge like you would need to naturally run so i'm trying to judge whether i should break into a jog but we have been going for nearly ten minutes and still a long way to go. my heart rate reaches maximum. here we go. well done. and a few minutes later... well done. and a few minutes later. . . and well done. and a few minutes later... and stop it. thank goodness thatis

at home, that he is able to be with us here in atlantic city, he is only able to do that because of ecg offering advice to parents in a similar position. and kaci has arranged to meet her. nothing else that we've tried has given herenough improvement to keep her safe, so how can we not take that chance? right, i think that's why for us ect was not a hard decision. so many people asked us about when we sentjonah to kennedy krieger when he was nine, and when we ended up getting ect later, wasn't that such a hard, hard decision, and for me, it was, no, it was the only decision. we went into it very enthusiastically because it provided some hope that we would be able to provide something which might actually work, after all these failed attempts. many are far less enthusiastic. this hard—hitting campaign video is made by the citizens commission on human rights, a group founded by the church of scientology, who oppose most psychiatric treatment. some human rights organisations call for a total ban, especially for children. leading the fight against ect is dr peter breggin, who has long campa

and one statement that came out of our work, we engaged boston consulting group, ecg, and they've been very expensively ii might add talking to us about the future of hbcus and how tmcf should play in this space. .. looking at the world. we are hopeful but not optimistic. i hope that set the tone for this discussion because too often we come to these decisions and have a rock 'n roll event talking about what is great and what we do and what we have done but to do this right you have to sit down and really look at what you are doing. you have to be critical, not destructively critical but constructively critical. that is the way we are going to ensure that hbc yous are around, not just surviving the thriving 100 years from now so we can consider sending our children's one of these institutions. they won't be around if we are not prepared to have those discussions was the initial work found hbc yous were 8% so that means 92% of us are making decisions to send our children to majority institutions. you have to ask as much as you love mcdonald's, why are you in the burger king drive-in lot

ecgs which is a byproduct of ethanol, they now put a terrorist on that that's dramatically reduced ourexports of that. i've seen areas where we made progress and i've also seen areas where we've lost ground. i think we just have to be vigilant and going after those things where we think they're being unfair and i think there has been some good things that xi jinping has done to crackdown on corruption within his own party and government. some people say part of that is getting rid of his enemies but i think some of it has really been about addressing the severe problem they do have with corruption. >> governor, my time will expire and there's no shortage of human rights abuses, you mentioned your catholic faith that i have as well, to an 85 -year-old catholic bishop who has disappeared and we presume in prison by the government there. what i hope is a commitment that on publicly or privately that these are issues that you will raise with the government of china. whether an american or some other case, because this is important to the human rights community feel there ambassador of chin