gary's last stop of the day. >> mr. gary! mr. gary! >> reporter: stepping off the bus in his eagles gear. >> oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. i don't know what to say! >> reporter: he didn't know what to say, and that was before he even knew what the surprise was. >> we are sending you to the super bowl. >> reporter: the bus driver with his own team cheering him on. >> hi, david, this is mr. gary. >> reporter: mr. gary sending us this message tonight. >> just wanted to say hello and looking forward to going to the super bowl in minneapolis. >> reporter: the whole town tonight rooting for mr. gary and his philadelphia eagles. ♪ fly eagles fly s >> tis a special dream come true. >> way to go, mr. gary. and thank you for watching here on a thursday night. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow to finish the >>> no rain and warm winter. are we headed for another drought? tonight we're live with the evidence that says yes and no. >>> rammed the officer. >> rammed and dragged on that motorcycle like a rag doll. >>> two bay ar

lining up at mr ga. gary's last stop of the day. >> mr. gary! >> reporter: stepping off the bus in his eagles gear. >> oh, boy, oh, boy, oh, boy. i don't know what to say! >> reporter: he didn't know what to say, and that was before he even knew what the surprise is. >> we are sending you to the super bowl. >> reporter: the bus driver with his own team cheering him on. >> hi, david, this is mr. gary. >> reporter: mr. gary sending us this message tonight. >> just wanted to say hello and looking forward to going to the super bowl in minneapolis. >> reporter: the whole town tonight rooting for mr. gary and his philadelphia eagles. ♪ fly eagles fly >> this is a special dream come true. >> way to go, mr. gary. and thank you for watching here on a thursday ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are -- an english teacher from cheyenne, wyoming... an attorney from washington, d.c... and our returning champion, a banker from seatac, washington... ...whose 3-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! thank yo

this is the last stop of the day for bus driver mr. gary. after 26 years on the job, parents say he has learned the names of countless children and become known for his eagles pride. >> i wanted to congratulate him the morning after the eagles won the nfc championship. he was so happy. >> reporter: parties remainy -- parents amy smith and her husband started a go fund me page and raised $5,000 for tickets and airfare. >> we're sending you and a guest to super bowl. [cheers and applause]. >> tremendously surprised. i had no idea, no idea. i've had so many followers over the year. >> mr. gary jokes he talked about retiring and kept on driving the bus and kept on teaching the kids the eagles fight song. >> it's been an amazing career here. >> i enjoyed mr. gary. >> he loves the eagles and he is very nice. >> reporter: reporting in mount laurel, trish hartman channel 6 "action news." >> congratulations mr. gary. 9:21 a.m., he may only be nine but a little boy in pennsylvania has big eagles spirit. >> we're going to the super bowl! >> i told you!

gary's office and not much input from the committee. the question is what would have taken to get that majority vote to get it out of committee. in this case, there was enough pressure coming from the white house, other senior republicans in the house, even speaker ryan jumped into the fray last week and suggested the memo was proof of malfeasance. i think there was enough of a groundswell. the question is not again why the republicans moved heaven and earth to release this memo. -- if tellinging the full story is the goal here, the same process was not all of, the same mentality applied to the democratic response or the underlying fisa application itself which runs about 60 pages. host: if i understand it correct, there was the initial test and then three following requests. when you make those three following request, you have to present the same burden of evidence or is it a rubberstamp at that point? guest: the same standard applies to the reauthorization. the way fisa works, it is temporary authorization. you don't get to surveilla

. >> reporter: good morning, mr. g resident and somebody who loves the eagles says this is i dream come true, fairy tail and just before you came to us the buses left for the airport bringing mr. gary, his wife, and a whole other crowd of people, to the airport so that they can get to minneapolis, for the super bowl but as you mentioned this is an update to a story we first brought you earlier in the week. look at this video from monday on mr. gary's last bus stop on the day, about 60 students and their families, were waiting for him with signs, cheering, and surprised him with two tickets to the super bowl, airfare and personalized jerseys for him and his wife. they did a contributions that he has made to the community are even less and even students from decade ago who r ode his bus 20 plus years ago came out or donated. they have raised five you this dollars, and now mr. gary explains what this trip means to him. >> just taking in the moment, taking in the moment, and looking to bring home that eagles victory. >>

well mr. gary is back. and he told "action news" reporter vernon odom all about his super bowl experience. >> i saw history being made. history being made. >> we introduced you to school bus driver gary before the super bowl right after the mt. laurel school district parents raised $6,000 to send the lifelong eagles fan and his wife to minneapolis for the big game. >> eagles finally brought it back to philadelphia. finally brought it home baby. we won the super bowl! the super bowl! wow. >> emotional. >> eagle nation we did it. >> he says it was is the experience of a lifetime. and forever cherish the memories and the goodness of those that sent him. he has been on the job since 1991 and loving it and the eagles. >> my dreams came true. my dream came true. >> you can go if peace now? >> i can go in peace and buy the new fishing rod. >> gary says this the trip and experience of a lifetime and counting on the eagles to make it to the super bowl next year in atlanta. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" in

. >> reporter: driving a schoolbus is mr. gary kelper's job. but what he's turned into is his calling. >> i'm just an average guy, you know. i just love the children i take to school in mt. laurel. >> reporter: on sunday, thanks to those very students, he took a seat as a passenger instead. >> it's starting to sing in. >> reporter: on the road to super bowl lii. >> after more than two decades of giving back, the life long eagles fan got something in return. on monday students and parents surprised him at his last butt bus stop of the day with two super bowl tickets airfare and personalized eagles jerseys. his dream come true. >> to bring home that eagles victory. >> by his side in minneapolis will be lorraine his wife of 30 years. >> i was thrilled out of my mi mine. it was like it can't be happening. pinch me. >> his story is proof that just one person with small acts of kindness can create a world of impact. >> i received a call from arizona on thursday from a child's father who i took to school 24 years ago. >> reporter: now the man many hav

>> i love a fan who deserves it that much. >> i know, mr. gary is all of us. i want just a live shot of him the entire game. all night long. >>> our first logos to alex trebek's low tolerance to the sports ilg in accordangnorance . they the topic was talking football. >> football, $200. >> your choice: do your ont name this play in which the quarterback runs the ball and can choose to pitch it to another back. option play. ryan. >> football, 400. >> i can tell you guys are big football fans. [ laughter ] >> tom landry perfected the shotgun perforation with this team? >> dallas cowboys. >> do you think we should go to commercial? >> nobody questions a person's spirit quite like trebek. the contestants failed to answer a single question. >> the audience turned on them. you could hear them in the background. >>> and the next high go to the high honor of one member of the british h t he up and quit in disgrace. >> i always believed we should rise to the highest possible standards of courtesy and respect. this morning, on behalf of the government the legitimate que

mr. bryant's remains were found in january in the north carolina forest. >> as a result of the investigation in georgia i was absolutely convinced at that point that gary hilton was our suspect. >> but there was another open homicide case that seemed to fit gary hilton like a custom-made suit. down in florida, the body of sheryl dunlap had been found in a national forest. her at card stolen, the remains decapitated. detectives thought that fit hilton's m.o. to a "t." and gary hilton, still playing the smartest kid in the class defied florida to after him, all that time, all that money. >> if they want to spend a million dollars, 2 million, then another 2 million to get death d th another 8 million to defend the death penalty and get around to executing me 17 years from now when i'm 78 years old and i'm decrepit, hey, they can do it. >> two tough florida prosecutors it turns out would be the match of his defiant talk. >> my belief is this is an evil, bad person and there ought to be a cons

and mr. gary is back from the big game. we check in witcesthe south jersey bus driver that was gifted a trip to the super bowl big his ltering community. for adam joseph and jaime apody and cecily tynan and rick williams ha mmar birthday. ipy monica malpass have a good night. if you're anything like me, your to-do list just keeps growing. (laughs desperately) it never stops. which is why the online financing application at carmax.com is so convenient. get some of that finance stuff out of the way from wherever you are, at the doctor's office, karate practice or my favorite... back at the doctor's office. knowing before you go means more quality time sewing a costume for the school play that is not going to look anything like a frog. just a little heads-up, mrs. davis... ha ha ha, yay kids! >>> "action newthat delaware valley's leading nepwi program. with ducis rogers, meteorologist cecily tynan, and jim gar mier. >>> tuesday night and chare ces are reinstated for the engineer in philadelphia's amtrak crash and a false tsuth

gary. you remember south jersey bus driver, gary, he is home and talking about his very memorable trip. more on "action news" at 5:00. and until then back to the studio. brian welcome back to you. >> thank you my friend. >> plenty of fans are shavering their super bowl experiences with "action news." but this one may take the case. philadelphia business owner marco and his family went to the game and the super bowl after party. they met the coaches and players and got a chance to hold the lombardi trophy. his 73-year-old dad tag add long to mingle with the team and his 9-year-old joseph snapped pictures from everyone from doug peterson to brandon graham and jaylin mills. >> my dad said take a picture with my son. and he said yes. >> they were so nice. brandon graham. i think he picked him up and hugged him and said do you want to win a super bowl when you are this big. >> such a great group of guise, their section was filled with eagles fans, it felt like a home game. >> from post win excit

this is bus driver gary kelmer of new jersey. for the last 26 years, mr. gary is taking care of kids on their way to school. so, those kids' parents decided to do something for gary. this explains why he is so thrilled and why he has that jersey. i want you to watch. when he found out he got tickets to the super bowl after the parents teamed together and bought them up. watch this. >> i don't believe -- what the families have done for me. go birds, baby! go birds. go birds! oh, my gosh. fly, eagles, fly! >> he was balling in front of the bus earlier. by the way, i love that old school throwback philadelphia eagles hat. fly, eagles, fly, come sunday. photo courtesy, david swanson for the philadelphia inkwiquire. love to hear your thoughts. we're starting sunday at noon, all eagles, all the time. right now, more news with ali velshi and stephanie ruhle. i took 30 seconds of your time. >> you can take 30 minutes of our time. i split my time. i'm in philly every weekend. >> i know. >> eagles fans are crazy. my wife tells me the other day, t'

gary's office and not much input from the committee. the question is what would have taken to get that majority vote to get it out of committee. in this case, there was enough pressure coming from the white house, other senior republicans in the house, even speaker ryan jumped into the fray last week and suggested the memo was proof of malfeasance. i think there was enough of a groundswell. the question is not again why the republicans moved heaven and earth to release this memo. -- if tellinging the full story is the goal here, the same process was not all of, the same mentality applied to the democratic response or the underlying fisa application itself which runs about 60 pages. host: if i understand it correct, there was the initial test and then three following requests. when you make those three following request, you have to present the same burden of evidence or is it a rubberstamp at that point? guest: the same standard applies to the reauthorization. the way fisa works, it is temporary authorization. you don't get to surveilla

and mr toyota who actually were so inspired to build this whole because they were doing is for young generation for the academy for the future i think this is also why the school has become such a symbol and symbolic place and it will remain and also that it has a completely different programming than the usual concert music concert halls and actually i'm looking forward also to quite soon as possible sit in the audience and also enjoy this music from the other side because it's one thing to be standing there be concentrated but i want to enjoy a concert myself here well enjoy the constitution i certainly will thank you something here for a. the famous american architect frank gehry designed the pierre boulez saga and the acoustic design was in the hands of another legend the japanese yes two he's a toyota who has been involved with designing many of the top concert halls in the world you have to thank you for talking to us you are about to hear the concert with lisa here it must be really fascinating to hear the music living in this building that you have been creating of course and

. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> gentleman from alabama, mr. gary palmer. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to get away from the partisan jabs and get to issues that i think all of us ought to take very seriously. one of them is your report of 2017, the long-term budget outlook. you pointed out that -- this was about a year ago, that gdp was currently 7.7%. is that where we are? >> yes. >> you also pointed out in 30 years that the gdp will be 150%. >> yes. >> and for anybody who is still awake at this point, watching this, i want to point out that this means our debt will be bigger than our entire economy. is that correct? >> that's right. >> is that a serious problem? >> it is a serious problem. it's a serious issue that it's not getting better. >> would you suggest that this committee might ought to be taking a very serious look at how we scale that back instead of talking about what we did last year or year before last? >> i want to be careful about making recommendations to the committee. >> you put out the report. >> we support that work. >> you put out the report. it'

mr. hultgren: i recognize gary palmer from alabama. mr. palmer: i honor billy graham. we will witness something that we have never seen before. he lying in honor who wasn't a war of social movement. they will honor a man. his life and vocation sentenced on one thing only, i hope we pay close attention to this. we will most likely never see it again. and preach the gospel. and than the reverend billy graham and he has been called america's preacher. but the fact of the matter is, he was the most recognized evangelical in the world. 200 eached the gospel in people in more than 185 countries. it reached through tv, radio and the net. he did this giving up opportunities for much more funts that most people would have jumped at. he was gone for 0%. despite big a mom, his wife understood the sacrifice. she said i would like a little of bill. en christians are ridiculed, billy graham was regarded as a steady and well-respected voice. was on most american men in america. and he counseled and from truman to trump. former president clinton said when he praise with you, you feel

. >> this is gary cohn's plan. he's saying, oh, mr. president, we've got this infrastructure plan, we're going to put a little money here, but really it's going to go all to states and private investors because we got no money left. states can't run deficits. >> look, the way you got democrats on board for this budget and the spending bill -- >> they'll spend. >> right, they wanted to spend on stuff, and that is not something that democrats generally complain about, including the c.h.i.p. and community health programs and things like that. but for republicans, there's a little bit of hypocrisy here because the party has held the debt ceiling hostage back in 2011, they've been for massive spending cuts. they're the ones responsible for putting the sequestration in place which ended up being blown out because of this spending bill. >> remember, president trump and his policies, they claim to be all about growth. but the mandatory spending cuts under obama, many economists have said that is what slowed the economy. my issue is this. what

gary cohen, what would you like to say, gary? is >> alook, mr. president, as we were talking about before you got here, a big team effort with the white house cabinet and the white house putting together a plan to work with many of the mayors and commissioners and the governors in the room, and many of the legislator and we believe that we have a robust plan to get everything that you want and over the trillion and a half dollar investment and shorten the approval process to less than two years and happy to have you launch it here today and get to work on it as secretary chow said. >> and ralph, congratulations on the victory. and your opponent was not a trump person, i have to be honest with you. if he was, he would have done much better and does not mean that you would not have won, but he was not a trump person, but i would like the to congratulate you and what would you like the say about the infrastructure. >> thank you, mr. president. >> thank you. >> and being in this meeting and infrastructure is so important. i want to start by thanking

gary cohn, what would you like to say, gary? >> mr. president, we talked before you got here this is big team effort in the last year. the cabinet and white house is working together to put on a plan. we work with many mayors, commissioners, governors in the room, many legislators, we think they have a very robust plan that can get you everything they want with trillion 1/2 dollar investment. shorten approval process less than go years. we're excited to have you launch it here today. we're excited to get to work on it as secretary chao said. >> ralph, congratulate on your victory. the person was not a trump person. if he had done much better. doesn't mean you wouldn't have won. he was not a trump person. what would you like to say about infrastructure. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you for being in this meeting and obviously infrastructure is very important. i would like to thank you for what you're doing with our military. we build the largest warships in newport news and largest naval base in norfolk. infrastructure is so import

tom: mr. mueller has been very quite recently. i will be interviewing gary conversation ona mr. mueller and the fbi and such . as we go toward whatever the special counsel is going to do toward mr. trump, is he going to touch on the finances that you are truly expert on? is mr. mueller going to stay away from the tim o'brien world or go after net worth and the tawdry financials that are allegations? timothy: i don't know if they will go after net worth. this't see how he conducts investigation without looking into the business operations and finances of the president simply because there are three legs to this investigation. there's a collusion investigation. that's probably the weakest part of the investigation. there's not clearly and obstruction of justice component. all that leads into the third part, which is financial quid pro quo. did the administration trade things like lifting economic sanctions on russia in exchange for financial favors of. sorts?d he has people on his team in eastern new york that has a long history and financial fraud investigations and tax investiga

and now, on fillmore and gary street, i don't know if you have the same people there renting out the property, called the fillmore auditorium, no blacks, we go in there, we don't have no kind of benefits, so y'all talking about benefits over here, y'all ain't did jack frost. by the way, since i'm up here talking politically, all the politicians around here playing politics, politrick, i'm going to use this tv that you are watching, that i created, to do like what trump is doing. he's a master at what he's doing in that tv, i'm the master down here locally. and i'm going to use this until y'all give me my right to be in the media back there where there was no black media there yesterday, or the day before. all these blacks came in talking about racial and ginger, no, it was politics at its best. and i want to commend the supervisors, the progressives, because the progressives got to give it to moderates, and resolve the problems that we have and stop playing politricks. so when i get back to talk later, a good example of how the politicians and the supervisors and some of them are lam

kidnapping charge was anted up. >> mr. hilton is charged with one count of murder of meredith emerson. he has been taken into custody and brought to our detention center.

gary cohn said one month is a blip, the trend is what i'm focused on. well, mr. chairman, maybe listen to mr. cohn, if the trend concerns you, look when it began. >> african-american unemployment ticked up by a lot in january of 2018, but it's not our inclination to say that's donald trump's fault. it's been moving in it lockstep with unemployment for years. what the president never acknowledges is the market was going up even before he got into office. it has been smashing records, no question, despite this last week which has been the worst in a couple of years. but take a look at this. the blue line at the bottom is the s&p 500 which we like to talk about because it's 500 stocks as opposed to the dow. look at the top line. that's global markets. they've followed the same trends and in some cases have performed better than the united states with no donald trump at the helm. >> nikkei, hong kong, argentina. go around the world, we're actually seeing those markets outperform the u.s. stock market. this is an excellent picture. it's just baffling why the president

districtjudge gary lucie said there had been a complete lack of remorse from mr chappell after bhs collapsed leaving a pensions deficit. the actor and broadcaster stephen fry has revealed he's been battling prostate cancer. the 60—year—old tweeted a 13 minute video, in which he revealed that he discovered he had cancer in his prostate following an mri scan. here's what he had to say following his operation. as far as we know, it's all been got. are there greater chances of me getting other kinds of cancer now? apparently not. if you get prostate cancer, you don't necessarily find yourself more susceptible to other kinds. hmmm... but i won't know for sure until my psa levels are checked and they should be zero now because i have no prostate see because i have no prostate so the prostate specific antigen, the psa level, should be zero. but if there is anything left on the bed of the prostate where they have taken it out, then maybe that will spread and i will need radiotherapy and the whole damn thing will start again. so it really is very likely that if you are a man, well, not very likel

. ♪ kailey: mrs. bloomberg daybreak. coming up in the next hour, gary berntson, korn ferry ceo. david: we turn now to wall street beats, where we cover three things wall street is buzzing about this morning. number one, some early winners and losers from the market shakeout. calls on volatility sorted out the haves from the have-nots. theer two, it turns out reason lawrence toes see left they wantedecause to go public. joining us now is jason kelly, our new york bureau chief. we want to start with a hedge fund winners and losers. that is where we can really separate what has been happening. figureing how you can this out, the speed of information on wall street. these are pretty massive here,ences, as you see longtail l five, up 100%. i would call that a winner. then you see some familiar names including man group down 7%. a student of the hedge fund industry would say this is how it should work, you should have winners and losers, ultimately you are betting on things going one way or the other. when we have seen in the market these past few days has been so extreme, it will con

thank you, mr. clerk. can you please call the first item? >> item number one, establishing the gary masonic special use district in the area generally bounded by gary boulevard to the south, masonic avenue to the east and [inaudible] number 1071 lots numbers 1 and 4 to north and west. respectively. >> thank you. and i believe that you have assumed sponsorship of this item. >> thank you. i'm going to ask kaniska from mark ferrell's office -- sorry -- to say a few words and talk about continuing this item. >> on behalf of former supervisor mark ferrell. thank you for hearing this item today. we have been working with the neighbourhood and the sponsors of this project for over two years and we're looking forward to having it heard today. but we need to have amendments drafted to accept the planning commission's recommendations. unfortunately those aren't ready today so respectfully ask for a continue wants to next week's land use hearing. >> ok. thank you. and deputy city attorney, should we send you the language or would you like us to read in

gary, would you like to say something? senator, go ahead. >> thank you, mr. president, we have senator brown, senator peters, senator casey. so you've got a good collection from finance committee and the commerce committee. i just make two points really quickly, mr. president. first, yesterday you all released the infrastructure plan. and i looked at it very carefully. and i couldn't see even any incentives, let alone requirements to use american steel. now, senator brown, i think, always says it's a great opportunity for bipartisanship. if we can work with you on that one, that ought to be a no brainer. >> we can. >> and there's one other thing on that point, mr. president, i'll be very brief. and that is actually with respect to american steel, the way the plan reads now, it actually allows the states to walk back from commitments to use american steel. so point one would be could we work with you on that? point two is the secretary and ambassador lighthizer have been forthcoming in working with us, but we have been trying to see this 232 report. we appreci

go ahead. >> mr. kenas drew this by hand to replace the ladder here. when this was removed, the existing, the drop-down ladder was folding exactly on top of the door and that caused a violation. when the violation was issued of course we needed to take care of it and we placed a new drop-down ladder here with an extension of the balcony. the drop-down ladder will be here and the exit going in this direction through some neighbor's yard and easement to 16th street. so in essence, the door is here, plenty of people can come out of there in case of fire or emergency and out this way also. both spaces have stairs, the restaurant so they can come out the front and the back. but in the back we have narrow, very small space, only four feet. from the back of the building to the property in the back. >> thank you. >> we'll hear from the department. >> joe duffy dbi. the building permit is complied of violation, 2012 permit, ab-19 modifications to rear fire escape, drop-down ladder. it was filed the 30th of october 2017 and issued 4th of december 2017 and review

gary kepu at the time was aged between 11 and 14. mr cliff allege that the abuse happened between 1981 and 1986, and bennell had, in fact, the other day already been convicted of sex counts against gary cliff. he also has been convicted by a majority of 10—1 of abusing another victim, who was aged 13 at the time. a young man named mickey fallon who was from plymouth and was allowed i his parents to go and live at barry bennell‘s housed in the hope that it would lead to a career in football. there was for other accounts. the jury there was for other accounts. the jury has been sent out by the judge to continue to liberating on those. they said that so far there has been unable to reach verdicts on those accounts, and that is where they are now. deliberating again. ok, ben. thank you for that update. and, we are going to go back now to south africa, to the parliament in cape town where we are expecting cyril ramaphosa to be sworn in as the new president of the very shortly. we saw the speaker of the parliament called the chief just

gary would you like to say something? >> thank you, mr. president. we have senator brown, senator peter and senator casey. you have a good collection from finance midi. i'll make two points real quickly. yesterday you released the info structure plan. i looked at it very carefully and i couldn't see even any incentive, let alone requirement to use american steel. senator brown always says it's a great opportunity for bipartisanship. if we can work with you on that one, that ought to be a no-brainer. there's one other thing on that point, i will be very brief. actually, with respect to american steel, the way the plan reads now, it actually allows the state to walk back from commitments to use american steel so .1 would be can we work with you on that. point to is the secretary has been very forthcoming in working with us but we have been trying to see this to 32 report, and we appreciate your asking for our advice, we will need to see that report in order to give you more specifics. i come back to senator brown's point, i think there's an opportunity

it's something there with mr. porter. there was. there's something there with anybody else who can't get cleared after 13 months of being at the most senior level. having seen the information that allegedly some of the senior people without permit and clearance have seen. there's nothing more sensitive in the president's pot of issues he deals with and things he sees that these people are seeing about the national security and intelligence issues around the world. it's just ridiculous. really kind of fright ping, to be frank with you. if i may, you said the house oversight committee will investigate it. maybe they should give it to nunes and he'll really investigate. >> it's trey gowdy who devilled the democrats on benghazi. >> i'll lay money on the fact you don't see all of these people under oath before the committee. that's nice. they are opening an investigation but porter's gone. the question is, who else in this building who have access to some of the most senior intelligence can't get approved and why after 13 months. the fbi

mr. barker: well, first, i get to say that promundo believes in data and research so we're kind of about making facts great making facts great again, particularly important in this moment, which is to say what is it that -- what do we know about it as we got lots of blogs going out, lots of conversation, what do we know that drives sexual harassment and sexual assault? and the simplest answer is the way that we raise our sons. this thing that we call manhood, sometimes we call it toxic which i think kind of takes us down a negative, it kind of doesn't give much space for men to do other things. and that's not just a vague thing. we can measure it and we can look at whether we're making changes to improve. so we've -- some of you know we did a study together with acts last year called the man bucks and we included questions there about sexual harassment. so what do we know what drives it and which men are carrying it out? we talked to random samples of young men in the u.s., u.k., and mexi