the sun hasn t come up and they are talking about their future. alberto and his wife, keisha, moved from virginia to georgia. this will be their first presidential election as state residents. it is people like them that are changing the historically red state to purple. he is a conservative. he didn t vote for president barack obama in 2008 or 2012. nor does he support democratic candidate, hillary clinton but he says he is voting for her anyway. if it wasn t for the candidate running now, i probably would have voted nor the other candidate. reporter: you would have voted republican? more nan likely. reporter: what is it about her it is hard for you to totally help her? the e-mails and benghazi, you take all that into account. the e-mails and security. they are just direct breaches and violations of what they teach you even as a lower enlisted guy in the military. try it. it is good. you smell it.
the mosketa s are a house divided. while husband roberto usually votes republican and relies on his christian values says he can t bear to vote for trump. his wife, keisha, has always voted democrat. her vote is guided by what she wants the future to look like for her 5-year-old son, solomon. i am very concerned about him in the future. a minority male. that s something that s just always on my mind. reporter: solomon might not yet understand the importance of his parents or the effect their votes could have in georgia. he knows this much. which color are you voting for? blue. a lot of people may be thinking like that 5-year-old solomon there. they might vote blue this upcoming election. that might change the demographics entirely in the state of georgia. i talked to them off camera. they said immigration reform is a big thing. the on going tension between the united states and russia and
votes republican and relies on his christian value, he says he can t bare to vote for trump, especially after what he said about latinos. his wife keisha has always voted democrat. her vote, she says, is guided by what she wants the future to look like for her 5-year-old son solomon. i m very concerned about him in the future. a minority that s something that s always on my mind. solomon might not yet understand the importance of his parents or the effect their votes could have in georgia but he knows this much which color are you voting for? blue. they say their house is complicated. she thinks she is more conservative than her husband though he votes traditionally along republican lines. both agree there s nothing donald trump can say at this point that will change their minds about him. thank you. and listen, coming up, nfl, drawing renewed rage after its
barack obama in 2008 or 2012 nor does he support democratic candidate hillary clinton, but he says he is voting for her any way. if it wasn t for the candidate that s running now, i probably would have voted for that other candidate than clinton. you would have voted republican. more than likely. what is it about her that s it s hard for you to totally accept her. the e-mails, benghazi stuff. being a military guy, you take all that into account. the e-mails, the security and all that. it s just like direct breeches and direct violations of the simple things they teach you even as a lower enlisted guy in the military. try it. it s good. smell it. it smells good. they are a house divided, while husband alberto usually votes republican and relies on his christian values, he says he can t bare to vote for trump, especially after what he said about latinos. his wife keisha has always voted democrat. her vote is guided by what she wants the future to look like for her 5-year-
they ll say if he did nothing wrong why is he apologizing. the credibility of his mother, of course she wants to protect her daughter. that s a powerful witness to call. it was clear from the district attorney s news conference earlier today that they have talked to other alleged victims in total, we have a 52 alleged victims. and several of them underage. normally other alleged victims are inadmissible because they re prejudiceal. can you never the less convince a judge there s a pattern of conduct here and thus, some of them should testify? in this case it will be too pr prejudiceal. that going to be considered to be too prejudiceal towards the defendant in order to give him a fair trial. i don t see that happening in this case. keisha, thank you very much.