00:00And with just one day to go before Brazil's general election, the candidates are out on the streets holding their
00:06final public rallies.
00:07Our correspondent Brian Muir has more details.
00:11Today is the last day in which candidates can stage public rallies.
00:18And across Brazil, all of the gubernatorial candidates, senatorial candidates, congressional candidates are on the streets.
00:25Here in Brazil, a crowd of tens of thousands of people has come out to see what could possibly be
00:31the last campaign rally of President Lula's career.
00:35He says he believes that he can win in the first round.
00:39To do that, he would need 50% of the votes plus one.
00:43Now, Flávio Bolsonaro is also saying he thinks he can win in the first round.
00:47So it's up in the air. But if neither candidate wins, what that means is that there'll be a second
00:53round election on October 28th.
00:56Not just for the two leading presidential candidates, but in all 26 states plus the federal district where gubernatorial elections
01:04are going on tomorrow.
01:05There will be runoff elections for them as well.
01:08So there's been a lot of talk about U.S. interference.
01:12Brazil's federal police announced today that they're opening an investigation over what they believe might be a possible false flag
01:19operation by the U.S. government to undermine confidence in Brazil's electoral system.
01:24But for now, the mood is optimistic here on the streets of Sao Paulo.
01:29For the thousands of people who've come out to see Lula da Silva, gubernatorial candidate Fernando Haddad, and senatorial candidates
01:37Marina Silva and Simone Tebet parade down the street.
01:40They believe their candidates will win tomorrow, October 4th, Brazil's national day of elections.
01:49We go now to Venezuela.
