emma walker. a bobcat cheerleader since sher freshman year at central high. >> she was a really good cheerleader. some of them would just go through the motions but emma would put her own kind of sparkle into what she would do. >> fellow cheerleaders kelsey and lauren say their friend could be sassy, too. >> and she said i am kind a big deal. >> and i take it she said that with a hint of sarcasm. >> yes. >> people who didn't know her, they were like oh, she's super pretty cheerleader. oh, no. but then they would meet her and be she's the nicest person i ever met. >> her long time school friends. >> once you got to know her. wow, she's a down to earth person and really sweet. >> she had a smile that could light up the room. a big, beautiful smile. >> emma's parents jill and mark say that infectious smile was the hallmark of her playful personality. >> she likes to play jokes on me. grabbing my iphone, and taking selfies of herself. i have no idea. >> emma volunteered at an animal shelter. at school

but you could tell from emma walker's report that he expected it to come any minute. state is calling around to these places that still have a lot of votes outstanding saying, let's get about our business. so we're going to watch this. this is the game. there were some other places that could affect the margin. the biggest still outstanding vote is right here. again, you can walk around. you can go to gwinnette. every vote points. this is the biggest pool in terms of population. democrats may pull a little more. more competitive. as you move away from atlanta, even the suburbs get more competitive for the republicans. there is a new votes there. there is not much left down here in douglas. come back across fulton. democrats will get some here. some here. could be a couple hundred. could be more depending on what the turnout is in the end, but that helps. this is it right here. again, we know there are roughly 200,000 votes roughly to be counted. the fact that we know 171,000 of them are votes that were cast early and we know what has happened throughout our reporting