question is what kind of impact this will have on the american public new poll here today issued by reuters ipsos saying that 2 thirds of the americans are watching the hearings 40 for prince 44 percent are supportive and 40 percent are opposing an impeachment of president trump so you can see america remains divided and it will certainly be interesting to follow and see whether that big shift in momentum the democrats are hoping for will come it was just the 2nd day of the impeachment hearings today with many more to come all right oliver stone in washington keep watching that for us thanks very much bolivia's ousted president abel morales has said he would like to return to the country as soon as possible resigned under pressure on sunday he went into exile in mexico after weeks of protests prompted by fraud allegations following his election bolivia's interim leader said on friday that the former president will face possible legal charges for election fraud if he returns home a caretaker government is now preparing to stage fresh elections in the country. earlier i spoke to our correspondent y

there's a reuters ipsos poll out that hayes former mayor michael bloomberg and 4%.in single digits but he's on the debate stage. what's the significance here? nearly half of the responders to the poll recognize him. >> it's name recognition at this point. while we know michael bloomberg has championed causes out of the office of mayor of new york such as climate change, we know there are many issues that will be important to the democratic primary. voters are unfamiliar with his stances which could impact their view with them. definitely this is name recognition. remember, congresswoman tulsi gabbert or businessman andrew yang, gabbert, while she's been on the national stage for a couple of years, she's still not a household name. bloomberg is. there's "bloomberg news" and bloomberg meade yachl he already has that going for him. once he starts rolling out particular policy platforms, that could change. >>> let's talk about former governor of massachusetts, patrick duvall. he's not going to be on the debate stage. the threshold for the december debate is 4% -- i've g

some of the latest polling on whether bang mines are changing --m reuters-if so spoke reuters-ipsos pollver the weekend. reuters and if sauce -- ipsos with their poll on friday. 44% of u.s. adults said trump should be impeached. a similar poll that ran early in supportedound 45% impeachment, 42% opposed it. the poll found 68% of americans said they were following the hearings, that includes 28% who said they were listening and hearing live on broadcast. 25% said they had not paid any attention to the proceedings in congress and on whether bang people are paying attention, the headline of the front page of the new york times, house hearings roll-on, but many tune out, that is the headline in the print edition today. overwhelmed by fact, fiction, and spin, many people are numb and disoriented, struggling to discern what is really an ac of slant and fake news. many americans have the opposite experience and turn to sources they trust that tell them exactly what they already believed to be true. we are talking about that topic and asking whether bang -- whether you have changed your minds. w