tonight, mike schuh reports a hopkins researcher istrying to protect an unlikely group of targets. >>orter: at an event for thousands of city students to choose their high school next year, amidst this hubbub, stands a man with an enviable education and mission to help these kids. >> ted abraham, umm a cardiologist at johns hopkins. there are conditions in children that could predispose them to not just heart disease later in life which is what we're doing today, looking for high cholesterol, diabetes and things they were born with that could cause them it tie suddenly. >> reporter: that's when these people come many. the kids' blood it tested, pressure checked. >> i'm not too worried about my heart. >> i want to check it out. >> heart problems run in my family so i want to make sure everything is okay. when they find problems it's due to genetics or social economic issues. >> we're hoping to give them the access to health care and give them the knowledge. >> reporter: mike schuh, wjz "eyewitness news." >> that hopkins group is already planning for next year's heart screening. >>> wra