a couch potato app, with this one. it is a why this company boro. it is an aptlyjust sit still and every time you move, you lose points. —— burrow. hopefully people do not take this seriously, orjust do not take this seriously, orjust do the opposite, it never, ever win. although there are monetary incentives to winning. we will have to see. interesting points. thank you very much, and thank you for being with us. will be back soon. see you later. —— we will. hello there. things are looking cooler and fresher now for the rest of this week, particularly across northern and western areas, with a mixture of sunshine and showers. some of the showers will continue to be quite heavy as well, maybe with the risk of thunder. the reason for the cooler air, an area of low pressure has driven out the heat into the near continent, introducing something cooler and fresher off the atlantic, and we'll maintain a west or south—westerly airflow. now, early on thursday, we will see further showers returning to western scotland and north

well, if you would rather not move at all, then maybe the couch potato app is the one for you. anti—step tracker rewards you for the amount of time you spend lying down. as more inactivity is tracked, your on screen potato avatar will grow bigger and bigger and pass higher and higher levels of laziness. i cannot quite see how that works but we will delve into that at the moment. with me now is priya lakhani, who's founder and ceo of century tech — a uk based education technology platform. let's get straight into this with the times. the us imposing, planning these

your content producer in today's day and age well welcome to the boom town because there are couch potatoesin them there ills in fact as tech crunch points out us adults are spending nearly six hours a day watching just video six hours are you still wondering why netflix is now spending eight billion this year on seven hundred hours of programming when we're watching six on average a day before you start spouting off about how it must be those darn millennialist balls for our eyes and for all of our eyes to the viewing screen glued society we live in today the report actually points out that older generations generally spend the most time with media adults thirty five to forty nine spend over eleven hours a day on it while adults fifty to sixty four years old do so at nearly a thirteen hour clip. get off my t.v. you crazy baby boomers but as are eleven hours a day in front of the to the screen the radio or the smartphone too much are we so distracted by the digital worlds of facebook ok cupid twitter and twitch that we have now lost our sense of self and cognitive thinking here in the real

it's a tournament for gamers playing the popular fee for football video game of the image of couch potatoes in front of the console is no longer gone it's now a multi-million dollar industry gamers train as much if not more than real for bowlers and they even have doping tests is more. this is what it's all about a trophy fit for a major tournament the prize money isn't but even the winner picks up two hundred fifty thousand dollars gaming is now big business no longer the preserve of teenagers bedrooms. more than twenty million people competed globally in the fee for world cup but only these look if you made it to london for the three day grand final it's all very serious players keep in shape in the gym there are even doping tests to make sure gamers aren't using medication to lower their heart rates during the stress of a game is a good measure live thing everyone should be on a level playing field this was definitely something they don't really even really think makes a big difference than a video game but if you. buy into a competition you never you know he goes up and we shoot out. th

ican tell you this, my friend's son, he's a couch potato, walking around with his ipad watching his favouritee, the spent a week were none of them could go near the tv or the ipad. he was out on the tv or the ipad. he was out on the boat, running the speedboat, it amazed me. he can be very hyperactive and he was on one of the small boats, fishing for one hour, sitting quietly and catching fish. i can sitting quietly and catching fish. i ca n swear sitting quietly and catching fish. i can swear by doing that. maybe even get him cycling, which leads to the sunday times, the idea of making cycling helmets compulsory, says the tour de france winner.|j cycling helmets compulsory, says the tour de france winner. i love cycling but i will not cycle on the roads in london. that is a terrible thing and! roads in london. that is a terrible thing and i am sure that lots of cycling people who would be outraged by that but it is true. it is very dangerous. when i read the people that have lost lives as a result of cycling, particularly in the city, it saddens me. i think why wouldn't you want to wear a he

your content producer in today's day and age well welcome to the boom town because there are couch potatoes in them there ills in fact as tech crunch points out us adults are spending nearly six hours a day watching just video six hours are you still wondering why netflix is now spending eight billion this year on seven hundred hours of programming when we're watching six on average a day before you start spouting off about how it must be those darn millennialist balls for our eyes and for all of our eyes to the viewing screen glued society we live in today the report actually points out that older generations generally spend the most time with media adults thirty five to forty nine spend over eleven hours a day on it while adults fifty to sixty four years old do so at nearly a thirteen hour clip. get off my t.v. you crazy baby boomers but it's our eleven hours a day in front of the to the screen the radio or smartphone too much are we so distracted by the digital worlds of facebook ok cupid twitter and twitch that we have now lost our sense of self and cognitive thinking here in the real w

these couch potato analysts don't have a program to make america great again, and by the way america is great right now. rather, they're destructive. they want to tear things down. they want vengeance. and trump is brilliant at that. he's done what autocrats and charlatans and false messiahs throughout history have done. he's told core supporters, you're not to blame for the mistakes you made. you're not to blame for your failures. it's them, it's the minorities, it's the immigrants, it's fake news, it's the deep state. >> it's a very compelling story. how do you counter that story, ralph? >> good men and women have to fight for this country in terms of being good citizens, in terms of voting, informed votes. and in terms of reaching out. you know, the core trump supportersen, tsupport e ers, the hard core, you cannot reach them. but there are many people who voted for trump because they so strongly disliked mrs. clinton. there are people we can talk to. if anything, what we need to do is get past the personal vilification of somebody who didn't vote the way we did. we have the right

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and at heart his core supporters aren't builders, they're couch potato anarchists who are thrilled to tear things down. he is a potent, destructive force who as you observed -- are you alleging that about all 46% of people who voted for him? >> his core supporters. his supporters come in a lot of different flavors. the core has been told so many times they're entitled to more, that despite their red hats saying america great again, they're not really wild about america. in fact, that's something i charge, i would lay at the feet of the left and the right, we're an ungrateful nation. we're spoiled, and we're crying out that we deserve more. no, we don't. we've lost that fundamental american value, the sense of responsibility, trump is ultimately the theological anti-christ of our political scene arguing that nothing is your fault, i can save you. >> you know, christina greer, i can't help but say what when i listen to colonel peters when he's on a good run, it feels like a combination of general patton and loud sue. and i hate to ask you to follow that, but i think you're capable becau

. >> so us couch potatoes will live a long, long -- i'm speaking for myself -- will live a long, longbachelor in paradise." and then we'll just die immediately. combustion. >>> all right, we're going to show you this picture really quickly. an iguana photo bombing this woman in puerto rico. such a graceful glide across and it caught the exact right moment. >>> this morning on "world news now," the race to get ready for a hurricane. >> hawaiians are scrambling as hurricane lane bears down on the state. watches and warnings are in effect for all the major islands. schools are closed. even the navy is moving ships out to sea. >>> the president lashing out at his former fixer as michael cohen pled guilty to campaign finance violations. the president says no laws were broken. >>> breaking overnight, ohio state's head football coach suspended for the start of the season and without pay. the school's athletic director also punished for how they handled domestic violence claims against an assistant coach. >>> and in real estate, location is everything, which is why this burned out home is goi

they're the couch potatoes. we are the ones actually doing something. it's great messaging. really the g.o.p. and all these candidates running in mid terms ought to listen to this message. we are the party of the american worker. we are the party of warriors. and also, in this speech, he brought up they are the party of maxine waters, of pocahontas, of bernie sanders and so i think he is setting up exactly what you said, griff. do you want economic boom that we're experiencing right now because if you don't elect republicans in the midterm, they are not only going to impeach, they are going to try to reverse the tax cuts. they are going to bring in socialist policies. so, you know, i think that's a very great contrast for him. griff: in the middle of that message, the border talk that we have had. very, very significant because, you know, we have learned that if anything, people are worried about the border, right? wherever you come down on the argument and in this environment that's moved so far left with getting rid of abolishing ice, it sends a signa