. >> we will tell bary that you said that. >> hopefully he will watch that and sorry bary. >> so, with cincode mayo coming up i don't remember it being a big issue are we doing any special announcements or the best practices to our permit holder? >> well, i know that there is a couple of events or permitting daytime on that weekend, before and i think that it is... >> it is on a tuesday. >> or a monday or a tuesday. >> yeah. >> so, all right, we don't expect it to be overly, dramatic, and i mean that we have the usual suspects of the, you know, parties in the mexican restaurant and but, if i hear of anything. and out of the ordinary, and i am sure that inspector burke will be on the scene. >> all right, any other commissioner comments? >> just want to say that i do believe that i am very thrilled that the city is really doing well. and that we have a lot of businesses and our unemployment rate is super low. and i am really glad that i own my house. but, with that comes a lot of challenges to entertainment. and the denser the population, brings two different kinds of people and it bring

the center in bari, migrants are held before repatriation.uman rights organizations have, found there is no access to recreation, have limited free tom of speech. life here can be alienating and migrants have to resort to danger alternatives to basic needs of boiling water. >> i can't sleep, i have insomnia. i'm dying here, this is my child and i'm locked in here. what kinds of law is this? >> conditions here is pretty bad, it's dirty and every time i take a showers, i fear i'll catch hepatitis. now a chaks le class action leda lawyer. >> haven't committed any crime that requires incarceration. >> the judge ordered restructuring within 90 days, or face closure. the deadline was monday. >> for the director of this center it told us that conditions in here have somehow improved, migrants can be detaindz for up to 18 months and their fee dom of movement is somehow limited. while this is not officially a prison but it certainly looks like one. the judge who ordered the, have to decide whether to shut down the sher, an unprecedented ruling that ma

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. >> my name is bary, and i have not been here in a while. and >> i wanted to... >> hi. >> i want to congratulate you on getting the president of the commission, and the big shoes to fill because i felt that i was really impressed with your predecessor who did a wonderful job but i am here and i got incensed enough before i go to the pass over tonight and to speak on two subjects and i had one but a second one came up as a result of reading something on facebook. and the first one is about a club called infusion lounge and part of the place of entertainment permit involves having a security plan and how they handle the club and in the pictures and but it is not their job to control the transportation issues and the parking issues that do not directly impact the club and i just want to say that for coming to listening to my whining and she is very good at what they does. and she gives good direction on how to handle things and so i am here today, because i think that it is important to give the directions to the staff on how to handle without

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. >> reporter: raisa bari was diagnosed at 36 weeks of her pregnancy. >> i found out about my high blood pressure at the doctor's visit. he sent me straight to the hospital. there was no waiting. >> reporter: she was put on bed rest and closely monitored. it was preeclampsia. when a woman's blood pressure is abnormally high, it could be organ failure, seizure, preterm delivery, even death. you may remember it as the subject of tragedy in "downtown abbey". still today it affects approximately 160,000 deliveries every year in the u.s. today's recommendation for women at risk of preeclampsia, a simple, low-dose aspirin daily. we don't know why it works but it points to reducing inflammation and increasing blood flow to the placenta. the report finding aspirin cut the risk of preeclampsia by as much as 24% without significant complications for mom or baby. for raisa, the nerve-racking pregnancy resulted in a beautiful baby. >> this is sophia. >> reporter: the healthy, happy outcome that today's recommendations hope to replicate. dr. jennifer ashton, abc news, new york. >>> tonight one americ

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i'm ready to take a chance again as bari manilow says. >> an airfield in eastern ukraine is now under the control of that country's military as the government in kiev pushes back against pro-russian militants who seized official buildings in roughly one dozen cities there. talks are scheduled tomorrow between the russian and ukraine an governments with the united states and european union also involved. joining us from eastern ukraine nbc news correspondent jim maceda. what's the latest there? >> reporter: hi there. today the situation remains fairly quiet really with both sides. the ukrainian military on one side. the ukrainian militants saying they want closer ties with russia on the other. both digging in and tightening their hold on areas they control. we all kind of jumped with reports of a russian-flag waving column of apc being greeted with cheers in slovyansk, another one of the occupied towns. it turns out these were ukraine an forces who switched allegian allegiances. and nearby in the area where the airfield is, this time carrying the ukrainian flag they were clearly on a s