. >> reporter: she has some who are not eligible including no party affiliate or mpa, osceola county happens to have the largest percentage of mpa voters in the state and according to florida law, those voters are not allowed to select a presidential candidate that is republican or delegate. >> by law cannot give you a democratic ballot if you are registered republican or vice versa. >> some say they were not given the ballot they register for. my envelope. >> reporter: she voted democrat rather than provisional even though it should be republican. arrington -- eric and found errors made by poll workers. >> when they registered and 2008, his information was entered into the record incorrectly and we have documentation to show that. >> they are working to find out how many there are. >> reporter: i just spoke with a woman who tells me she never affiliation but what she got to the polls, that is how she was registered so she was not able to vote. i'm going through the interview now and i will have that coming up at 5:25 along with reaction from the election supervisor here in osceola c

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. >>> and another deadly plane craa, this time at an airport in mpa. two people died after this cessna twin engine plane c cashed yesterday. you can see the scorch ground and the tail of the cessna. this is all that's left of the plane after i i crashed and caught fire. airport officials say the plane was headed to pensacola. investigating. >>> it's's been a dry night across south florida. we kick off our saturday morning with rain chances in your forecast for the duration of the weekend. i think we have a niceindow this morning where we'll keep it dry, just mostly cloudy. live first alert doppler, the only live radar on the air here in south florida. over into collier and lee county, early morning owers. otherwise the two-county area and down through the keys, relatively quiet. we'll talk about the timing in a minute. let's look at the big picture. mess of wet weather in place here across at least the big bend area moving into the big bend area, also into the panhandle. most of the peninsula quiet and dry. we do have a line of showers developing from

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the mta staff and that contract change reduce the towing fee by $110 is about to be approved by the mpaommission, and once they approve that are 9.118 approval which contained that reduce the towing fee and at supervisor avalos indicated earlier, we want to do this sequentially so first mta commission and error sole and absolute authority under the charter acts and then we would act under section 9.118 of the charter to approve the contract that they disapproved with a revised lower towing fees. because i appreciate that expiration >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, i just need clarification because i was under the impression that-well, to check in with her city attorney. city attorney did not, from my understanding it would come to us and be and introduced to this and this in fact is not necessarily something we need to vote on anyway. so we should probably table it or get rid of it and when a new contract has amended his puppy force that's the one we would probably vote on?'s >> i understand with the mta board is voting on today is a change to the mta's administrative

the mta staff and that contract change reduce the towing fee by $110 is about to be approved by the mpaommission, and once they approve that are 9.118 approval which contained that reduce the towing fee and at supervisor avalos indicated earlier, we want to do this sequentially so first mta commission and error sole and absolute authority under the charter acts and then we would act under section 9.118 of the charter to approve the contract that they disapproved with a revised lower towing fees. because i appreciate that expiration >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, i just need clarification because i was under the impression that-well, to check in with her city attorney. city attorney did not, from my understanding it would come to us and be and introduced to this and this in fact is not necessarily something we need to vote on anyway. so we should probably table it or get rid of it and when a new contract has amended his puppy force that's the one we would probably vote on?'s >> i understand with the mta board is voting on today is a change to the mta's administrative

he received a dual llm in law and government and an mpa from american university in 2013. he received his jd from interamerican university of puerto rico's school of law. he is the executive director of the joint committee f the penal code and criminal laws reform and legal adviser to the judiciary committee for puerto rico's house of representatives. >> good morning, fellow students, professors, guests, and to all whom are watching online. as an alum of the program of law and government of american university's washington college of law and interamerican university of puerto rico, i am honored to be standing here before all of you to discuss a topic that is of great importance for my fellow puerto ricans. puerto rico's debt and political status. in light of the political and legal and economic impact that puerto rico will endure when the supreme court of the united states decides the cases. i personally want to express my gratitude to the program of law and government of american university's washington college of law to be able to ponder on the ideas. thank you for makin

the mta staff and that contract change reduce the towing fee by $110 is about to be approved by the mpaommission, and once they approve that are 9.118 approval which contained that reduce the towing fee and at supervisor avalos indicated earlier, we want to do this sequentially so first mta commission and error sole and absolute authority under the charter acts and then we would act under section 9.118 of the charter to approve the contract that they disapproved with a revised lower towing fees. because i appreciate that expiration >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, i just need clarification because i was under the impression that-well, to check in with her city attorney. city attorney did not, from my understanding it would come to us and be and introduced to this and this in fact is not necessarily something we need to vote on anyway. so we should probably table it or get rid of it and when a new contract has amended his puppy force that's the one we would probably vote on?'s >> i understand with the mta board is voting on today is a change to the mta's administrative

the mta staff and that contract change reduce the towing fee by $110 is about to be approved by the mpae they approve that are 9.118 approval which contained that reduce the towing fee and at supervisor avalos indicated earlier, we want to do this sequentially so first mta commission and error sole and absolute authority under the charter acts and then we would act under section 9.118 of the charter to approve the contract that they disapproved with a revised lower towing fees. because i appreciate that expiration >> thank you. seeing no other names on the roster, i just need clarification because i was under the impression that-well, to check in with her city attorney. city attorney did not, from my understanding it would come to us and be and introduced to this and this in fact is not necessarily something we need to vote on anyway. so we should probably table it or get rid of it and when a new contract has amended his puppy force that's the one we would probably vote on?'s >> i understand with the mta board is voting on today is a change to the mta's administrative fee for towing. th

he received a dual llm in law and government and an mpa from american university in 2013. he received his jd from interamerican university of puerto rico's school of law. he is the executive director of the joint committee for the penal code and criminal laws reform and legal adviser to the judiciary committee for puerto rico's house of representatives. >> good morning, fellow students, professors, guests, and to all whom are watching online. as an alum of the program of law and government of american university's washington college of law and interamerican university of puerto rico, i am honored to be standing here before all of you to discuss a topic that is of great importance for my fellow puerto ricans. puerto rico's debt and political status. in light of the political and legal and economic impact that puerto rico will endure when the supreme court of the united states decides the cases. i personally want to express my gratitude to the program of law and government of american university's washington college of law for being available to ponder on the ideas. thank yo