so what happens to the $146 million he was ordered to pay in the defamation case against georgia election workers. we ll dig deeper coming up. plus, the supreme court face ing a nearly unprecedented test of its integrity and reputation. the political and legal challenges posed by the colorado case and others now piling up on the justices doorstep. can the court and the country emerge unscathed? and the terrifying images out of prague where a mass shooting has left 15 people dead, two dozen hurt. students climbing out onto a fourth story ledge of a university building as they try to escape the gunman. a lot going on just in the last couple of hours. we begin with that breaking news. rudy giuliani filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy in new york. he s listing debts up to $500 million, assets up to 10 million. this comes one day after a federal judge ruled giuliani has to immediately pay that $148 million that he owes to two former georgia election workers. nbc s ken dilanian i
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we are in it now, the final full day of campaigning in the last hours of this election, as we come on the air, with our nbc news team, all across the country, covering it all this hour, live, we ve got reports from our campaign correspondents, with the candidates talking to voters, and breaking new reporting on the races that are going to decide the balance of power in washington. a balance of power that tens of millions of people are already weighing in on. you ve got some 40 million ballots already cast, right? sure, election day is tomorrow, but a lot of people are not waiting. this comes after lawsuits are already coming in over absentee and mail-in votes and a potential first for congress, the new faces who could be headed to washington, and why there s never been anybody like them in congress before, we ve got a look at that later on in the show. i m hallie jackson with you now from our election headquarters in new york city, we ve got our nbc news team set up across th
bat, but is a fast bowler to stay fit and keep that pace and to keep the drive and the enthusiasm, all those warm ups every single day he has played the game, and to stay as driven as he has done is incredible. obviously him anjimmy anderson go together, and they have formed a formidable partnership for england and the pace bowling department, and we will never see the like of the two together again but in a way it s unfair on stuart broad to include jimmy anderson and the conversation because he is an individual on his own, 602 test wickets, he has power to add to that tomorrow and he is going out at the top of the game, to keep that pace up and keep the enthusiasm up, and he seems to relish in this battle, this english australian rivalry that has been going on for so many years. it seems to bring out the best in him, it fires up thejuices, it is
and i m like runoff? runoff? are you talking about runoff? no, we are winning this. we re not talking about a runoff. we are winning this. when we leave tomorrow night we are leaving as winners. i didn t hear go dogs there. is senator warnock right that if there is high voter turnout he wins georgia? i would think yes, right? that was the model that the democrats are looking for. they are trying to get enthusiasm up, obviously they pump up enthusiasm, they get the vote out, and he will squeak it by. but i do not think he gets the 50%, so does he win, i do not know if he winds. unfortunately, herschel it s gonna be a runoff. i heard scott jennings talk about earlier in the night that this third party candidate who had been running, the republicans kind of micro targeted him away and nibble down the percentage of he was taking, so that herschel may