The Twins from France (DVD #11) in Africa

[music] >> Who wants water? You want? This is a present for all OF YOU. WHO SHOULD I GIVE IT TO? NO, IT'S FOR EVERYBODY. FOR EVERYBODY. WHO IS ON CHARGE? YOU ALL PLAY? You play all together, okay? Okay. What do we say? >> Thank you. >> You you on charge, okay? It's for everybody. You play together. >> [music] [applause] [music] [applause and music] >> 1 2 3 4 5 >> [music] >> Stay, you want to try? One side? >> [music] >> Stay. Okay, let's go. >> [music] [music] >> I tried. >> [music] [music] >> I'll [music] be back. >> [music] [music] >> Where should I sit? Can I drive? I like to drive but I need to drive. >> [music] >> In China, I I almost drove a taxi. Can I drive? I want to drive. >> [music] >> I want to drive. I want to I I want to drive. I have my taxi. [music] Where where we going? >> [music] [music] >> Where are we going? >> We're going to the rabbi's house. >> Okay. Okay. Looking for a rabbi. Okay. [music] Okay. I don't know. >> [music] [music] >> Bye-bye. Bye-bye. >> [music] >> I'm looking for a rabbi. Where's the rabbi? Hey. I want to find him. I'm traveling. >> [music] >> I'm the I'm the best driver in Brooklyn. I have a Jeep and I have a Peter. You know the Peter? The kosher guy? Hey, we looking for the best rabbi. You know where is the best rabbi? Looking for a rabbi. Rabbi rabbi, is the best rabbi? Jewish There's no There's no way to go around here. Can I buy the bike? How much? What do you want? What do you want? >> [screaming] >> What is this? Okay, okay. You know what? I'll buy it. Thank you. How do you do it? How do you do? Show me. Show me. How do you ride? Okay, go. Show me. Show me. This is a >> You don't If you want to go there >> Yes. >> You turn there. >> Okay. Okay. >> If you WANT TO GO THERE, YOU TURN THERE. HOLD ON. IF YOU WANT TO GO STRAIGHT >> YES. >> YOU DON'T TURN. YOU GO STRAIGHT. I don't know you. 1 >> 2 >> [screaming] [laughter] >> 1 2 3 GO! WOOHOO! [screaming] >> [cheering] >> WHO WANT TO TRY? I NEED SPECIAL BIKE. It's a special bike. You don't have to attach. If someone want to steal it, you cannot go anywhere. It's falling. Falling. Falling. >> Okay. >> No. I got to find another cover. You know you there. >> Hey! Watch out! >> [music] >> Watch out! Watch out! No, wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. 1 2 3 go! >> [music] >> Bye-bye! Thank you very much. One thing. >> [music] >> Okay, thank you. Do you know where is the Do you No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Do you know where is the rabbi? >> [music] >> Where? Where is he? >> Yes. >> Here? Yes? All right. So, we are uh We are we looking for the Beth Chabad. >> He's here. >> [music] >> He's over here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. The rabbi is here? The rabbi? Okay. Hey, the twins from France. Que pasa? Uh >> [singing] >> que pasa? Que pasa? We don't speak Spanish. Uh We looking for jobs. Yeah? And then then we find a map map China treasure treasure then plane plane back crash crash trouble trouble checking crash [music] in the water no crash no crash land land good pilot good pilot pilot very good land water swim swim swim swim swim swim a lot swim swim Africa Africa We [music] need food now. Food starving no more hummus hummus finished no more. >> [music] >> From where they >> [music] >> how they have pizza in Africa? homemade The food is delicious. Thank you Rabbi thank you very much. And actually we are even now going to have some even non-Jewish people. You know we are in Nigeria and we want to make a big kiddush Hashem. Maybe you can join me we are going to do an amazing big kiddush Hashem in Africa in Africa here okay so let's go. Please join me now. >> [music] [music] >> We have to stop and take gas. >> We have to stop and take gas at the front. >> We have to take gasoline? >> Yes. >> Okay, so let's find a gas station. Okay, so here in Africa, there are no gas stations. You have to stop on the highway and people run to your car to propose [music] you to buy gas that they have in their tank. So, now we're going to buy the gas for our car. And we're going to keep going. >> [music] [music] >> Who is this? Who is this? >> [music] >> Your luggage, luggage. Where is it? >> Too lucky. TOO LUCKY. WHERE IS IT? THIS IS NOT WHO is this? No, no, NO. NO, NO. CATCH UP. WE'RE COMING BACK. CATCH UP. NO, WE'RE NOT COMING BACK. >> [music] >> What is this? No, no, this is You know what? This is for you. Thank you. >> All right. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. >> Okay. Thank you. >> [music] [music] >> That's it. That's the whole trick. >> Wow! >> [music] [music] >> I love you. >> [music] [cheering] >> Good morning. >> [music] [music] >> Okay, but no playing in the pool. No playing in the pool. >> [music] [music] >> Who wants to try? Who wants to try? And you go other way. UP, UP, UP. >> [music] >> YOU WANT TO TRY? YES, BABY. YES. >> [music] [music] [screaming] >> YOU HAVE to push, okay? 3 4 Okay. >> 1 >> [cheering] [music] >> 1 2 3 go! >> [music] >> 1 2 3 go! 1 2 3 go! 1 2 3 >> [cheering] [music] >> 1 2 3 GO! 1 2 3 GO! >> [screaming and cheering] >> 1 2 3 GO! >> [cheering] [cheering] >> 1 2 >> 3 4 >> [cheering] [applause] >> 1 >> 3 4 >> [cheering] [music] >> 1 >> 2 >> [cheering] >> EXPLANATION. WAIT, WAIT. >> WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> IF YOU WANT TO GO THERE, you go there. If you want to go there, you go there. Right is left, left is right, but if you want to go straight, you go straight. Where you want to go? >> I want to go straight. >> Straight? OKAY. OKAY, OKAY. 1 >> 2 >> [screaming] >> 4 >> [cheering] >> EXCUSE ME. I WANT TO EXCUSE ME. I LOVE YOU. YOU ARE MY TEAM AND MY BROTHER. >> YES. YES. >> IT'S NOT WHAT IT'S NOT GOOD HERE. NO, IT'S >> HEY. >> IT'S NOT WHAT IT'S NOT GOOD. IF YOU DO I DO THE SAME. >> WHAT? >> ONE, TWO, THREE, YES, YES. >> OKAY. >> [cheering] >> MY FRIEND, MY FRIEND. >> YES. >> THIS OR THIS? >> NO. >> OKAY. ONE. >> OH. >> OKAY. ONE. >> ONE. >> TWO. THREE. >> ONE. GO, GO. >> THREE. ONE. >> NO. >> [cheering] >> ONE. >> TWO. >> THREE. >> ONE. >> [cheering] >> TWO. >> THREE. >> ONE. >> [cheering] >> I LOVE YOU. >> HEY, DON'T TOUCH ME. >> NOAH IS A NOACHIDE. >> OKAY. >> SO, Noah seven laws, yeah? >> So, it's Noachide. >> So, this is the seven laws. To keep the seven laws, okay? >> [music] [music] >> The eight seven laws of Noah for all the seventy nations if they will keep all of them it will be [singing and music] a better world. It's up to me and you and you to spread [music] the message to everyone. It's up to me and you [music] and you to teach the [ __ ] of the world. Believe in [music and singing] our shame, do not blaspheme, do not murder, respect the family, do not [music] steal, ever mean a harm, establish courts of justice. [music] >> Iliya said "Where are the Noah?" for all the people >> [singing] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] >> for the seven laws of Noah. >> [singing] >> for the 70 nations >> [music] >> if they will all keep them we will have a better world. >> [music] >> It depends on me, on you, and on to tell this message [singing and music] to the world. It depends on me, on you, and to tell >> [music] >> the [ __ ] of the whole world. >> [music] >> Believe in one G-d, do not curse Him, do not kill, do not steal, do not >> [music] >> eat a limb from a living animal, and establish >> [singing] >> courts of justice. >> [music] >> the seven laws of Noah. for the 70 if they will ALL KEEP THEM WE WILL HAVE A BETTER WORLD. IT DEPENDS ON ME, ON YOU, AND ON TO TELL THIS MESSAGE TO THE WORLD. IT DEPENDS on me, on you, >> [music] >> to tell the [ __ ] of the whole world. Believe in one G-d, DO NOT CURSE HIM, >> [screaming] >> DO NOT I SHOULD HAVE I SHOULD HAVE I should have I SHOULD HAVE I should have I SHOULD HAVE I should have I should have [cheering] I SHOULD HAVE >> [cheering] >> I SHOULD HAVE >> [screaming] >> I SHOULD HAVE I SHOULD HAVE I should have >> [cheering] >> Good afternoon, everyone. Good afternoon. >> [cheering] >> Amazing. Thank you very much for coming. We know that joy and happiness is the key of the success of everyone here. With the twins from Poland who come specially to give you joy and happiness. >> [music] [music] [cheering] [music] >> Woo! >> [cheering] [music] >> Woo! >> [music] [music] [screaming] [cheering and music] [music] [cheering] [music] >> Hey! >> Hey, let's All right. >> [music] [music] >> Okay, you see you see all the kids that are starving. They don't even have water to drink. So, we have everything. We have water, we have food, we have we have to sleep and have this. So, we have to say thank you to Hashem. >> [music] [music] >> No one >> [music] >> no man, no woman, no child should ever have to drink green water with bugs with algae, with disease in it. Bad water [music] and a lack of toilets kills more people than all the wars in the world. We know how to bring [music] clean drinking water right now to every single person on Earth. And when you can bring water into communities, it truly transforms them. It changes everything. And you could know that you'd made a difference. You could know that you had truly impacted the life of a family, of a community, of a region. There was either clean water or there wasn't. [music] We believe in a world where every single person has clean and safe water [music] to drink, and we will continue fighting until that happens. >> [music] >> Yeah! Yeah! >> Wait, wait, wait, WAIT. >> LAST 10 FLIGHTS. We can share with you. Wow, WHAT KIND OF LABEL? >> LABEL. >> OKAY, LET'S GO. >> WOW! WOW! >> [music] >> WOW! WOW! >> YES? >> YES. >> WE REDUCE? >> YES. >> YEAH, YEAH, we just relax. >> Yes. >> Wow! >> Yes. >> [music] >> No! >> Okay. Okay. Yeah! >> I will keep watching. >> I will go and go in very high. >> Okay, I'm going to try. Here we go. All right. >> Now, come come come. Now we do a new game. Yes, we play with Zohan. We have to do pass. No no no, not basketball. Passing. If it's falling, if you have any it's falling, ball to us. >> Yes. >> If we drop it, ball to you. >> I know. >> And you have to go up to 10 pass. >> Yes. >> 10 pass. 1 2 >> Oops, sorry. >> It's all right. >> YES, SIR. >> BECAUSE WE TIRED, NOT TOO far not too far. >> We have understand you perfectly. >> You understand perfectly? Don't go too far. This also my turn. >> Love you people. Thank you very much. >> Nice. >> [cheering] [music] >> It's very hot. It's very hot and the floor burns the mouth. We cannot breathe. >> [music] >> I love the game. I love the game. >> It's a good game? >> Yes. >> Okay, now we have a small surprise for you. Small surprise. Make a line. Make a line. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. No, no, make a line. Make a line. Make a line. Go, go, make a line. >> Two lines. >> No, no, only one line. One line. Okay, this is for you. You can go. You can go. Bye. >> Bye-bye. >> Make a line. Make a line. Yes, very nice. Very nice. No, no, make a line. Make a line. Bye-bye. Thank you. Thank [music] you very much. Have a good day. Thank you. Bye-bye. Make a line. [music] The last line. There is enough for everybody. There is for everybody. You have to go go to the line. Go to the line. Okay, bye-bye. Bye-bye. Bye-bye. >> Thank you. Good luck. We wish you all the best. >> Thank you very much. >> We wish you all the best. Thank you very much. Good luck, boss. >> We will come next day. >> We're going to different places all all the day because we have to give to everybody. >> Okay. Good job. Thank you very much. >> You're welcome. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Very happy. This is uh for the kids to distribute or whatever for the community [music] for the village. >> All right. >> And this is a car to give to people. It's the seven laws of Noah. For for all the all the all the world all the people. This is the mitzvah. >> Thank you. What's your name? >> Suleiman. >> Suleiman. [music] Thank you for your permission. >> I'm the chief of this place. >> You're a chief the chief? >> The chief of the police officer. >> Ah okay the police officer. >> Yes. >> Okay. Thank you very much. >> Thank you for your permission. >> I'm in charge of this community. >> Thank you. >> Nice meeting you. >> Thank you. >> No problem. >> Yes yes yes. Okay. >> Okay bye-bye bye-bye. >> Thank you thank you. >> See you see you. >> [music] >> My name is Scott Harrison. Just listen. I lead an organization called Charity: Water and our mission is to bring clean water [music] to everyone on the planet. I live in New York City now but I didn't always. I wanted things [music] to be different. I left nightlife sold almost everything I owned and decided to take one year off to try serving others instead [music] of myself. I'm applying, I'm filling out these long applications for these very credible humanitarian organizations that have long histories. [music] I put in the applications and then I wait. I guess I should not have been surprised, but I am denied by all of these organizations. >> [music] >> They won't even let me volunteer because of my past. They're like, "What do you do again? We're serious people." Thankfully, one organization says, "If you pay us $500 a month, you can volunteer with us." So, I said, "Here are my credit card details." Where are you guys going? They were an amazing team of doctors and surgeons who traveled the world on a hospital ship. >> [music] >> They specialized in removing facial tumors and they were going to Liberia, one of the poorest countries in [music] the world and a country I'd never even heard of. I say, "I'm going to sign up and be your volunteer photojournalist." I'd always taken pretty good pictures and photos [music] and love telling stories. Everything in my life changed. And I walked up this gangway and this became my new home. Nothing could have prepared me for what I was about to see. I met a man named Harris. He was suffocating to death with a benign tumor. I got to see Harris's transformation because of an amazing surgeon named Dr. Gary Parker. >> So, we we've got to get your blood nice and strong for a operation, huh? >> Dr. Gary had moved his entire family on the ship to volunteer for a short time. >> [music] >> That was 29 years ago. He just never left. I'd never met anyone with that kind of dedication before. A couple weeks later, I got to take Harris [music] back home to his village with an entirely new face ready to start a new life. >> The uniform that's put on people when you have these terrible deformities is, "You're [music] rubbish. You're worthless. You're spiritually cursed. You're And when you can change [music] the uniform, it's huge. And the person starts to imagine [music] that they might not be rubbish after all. No one in our world is rubbish. >> There was one day when more than 5,000 sick people [music] came to see our doctors. Some of them had walked for more than a month. But there were too many of them, and we just didn't [music] have enough doctors. I remember holding my camera, crying. We had to turn thousands [music] away. We were changing individual lives every day, but I wanted to do even more. >> I'm documenting these life-changing surgeries, [music] but I started to spend more and more time out in the rural villages. And as I would travel around these villages, I would see the most shocking things. >> 1475 people living here. This is what they're drinking. You can see there's bugs crawling around in it. >> I'm sort of putting this together saying, "Look, thousands of people are turning up sick, and the most basic need for health isn't even met." It wasn't okay. Kids shouldn't be drinking from [music] scummy swamps or ponds or rivers. >> There were so many diseases caused by bad water. [music] Cholera, dysentery, trachoma, bilharzia, things I'd never even heard of. On top of that, I found out people weren't just drinking this filthy [music] water. They were breaking their backs to get it. Women and girls are usually the ones responsible, often walking for hours every day. As a result, many girls never make it through school. They trade in their education and dreams to carry 40-lb jerrycans so their families can have water. Dirty [music] water is responsible for more deaths in the world than all forms of violence, [music] including war. Even if it were a million people, this would be a crisis. But, it's not 1 million. It's 663 million people >> [music] >> that live on our planet right now without access to clean water. That's twice the population of the United States. Nearly one in 10 people worldwide. [music] Behind those statistics were real lives. People who were dying because they couldn't [music] get clean water. And many of them were children. I began to become [music] really interested in the the water issue and who is doing something about this. How come more people weren't talking about water? I came back to New York City ready to go. And I charged them 20 bucks at the door and this time instead of pocketing the $15,000, we took it immediately to a refugee camp in northern Uganda. We built three wells, we fixed three wells, and then we sent the photos and the GPS and the story back to those 700 people. This was a big deal. People could not believe that a charity would bother to report to them on a $20 gift and that something actually happened with the money that they could see, that they [music] could connect with. 700 people proved that we could make a difference even $20 [music] at a time. This was the beginning of Charity Water. As I'm talking about setting up a charity, [music] I realized that so many of my friends don't trust charities. In fact, I learned that 42% of people in America alone don't trust charities. From the beginning, I was determined to do things differently and I had a few big ideas. First, we'd handle money differently. From day one, Charity: Water made a bold promise that 100% of all donations would go directly to clean water. I opened up a separate bank account for overhead and we never touched [music] the water money to pay for things like staff salaries, office rent, or travel expenses. We started looking for generous people with the resources to cover those overhead costs. Second, we proved each water project we [music] funded. We put photos and GPS coordinates on Google Maps, and even attached GPS trackers to drilling rigs so people could follow them. Later, we created and installed thousands of remote water sensors so we'd know that the projects continued to work over time, >> [music] >> and even how much clean water was flowing. Third, we believe for the work to be sustainable, it had to be led by locals. >> Water and sanitation program creates an enabling environment so that all aspects of development can take off. >> We built outdoor exhibitions, staged water walks, and designed ads that made people think differently [music] about water. We got space on buses and taxis donated, spreading the word to everyone we could. We took over the windows of luxury retailers, and created a TV commercial that ran for free to more than 20 million people. People started to take notice, and thousands began to donate. People all around the world started donating their birthdays to raise money for clean [music] water. A 7-year-old named Max went door-to-door asking for $7 donations, and he raised $22,000. [music] And this movement of birthdays begins to spring up, and people said, "Look, I don't need any more stuff." [music] That's exactly what Rachel Beckwith said. She heard me speak a few months before her [music] ninth birthday, and told her mom that instead of presents or a party, she wanted to raise $300 [music] to help kids get clean water to drink instead. She was disappointed [music] when she didn't reach her goal, but she raised $220, and her mom assured her it was good enough. She could try again next [music] year. She never got that chance. >> A few weeks later, Rachel [music] lost her life in a car accident. >> NBC's Lee Cowan explains how even now Rachel Beckwith continues [music] to make a difference. >> Hundreds of strangers started to give $9 in her honor. Then it became thousands. [music] Within weeks, Rachel's fundraising campaign had raised over $1.2 million for clean water. The heart of this 9-year-old girl inspired 32,000 people to give. But it didn't stop there. 80,000 people pledged their birthdays [music] like Rachel. >> Some people said, "I can't wait until my birthday. I just need to fundraise now. I need to do something about this now." >> Complete strangers [music] started climbing mountains to raise money for clean water, walking and biking across countries, sailing across [music] oceans. >> I raised just over 32,000. >> I did 12 lemonade stands for charity: water. >> I raised $10,000 for charity: water. >> Rachel reminded us that charity: water [music] wasn't just our story. And she's now been joined by over 1 million people. Helping us fund over 20,000 [music] water projects that will bring clean water to 6.3 million people. And I got to see just how [music] much impact one life really can have when I took Rachel's family to Africa. Lives [music] all around the world were being changed. The kids I saw sitting in the mud drinking swamp water were now drinking [music] clean water from wells. Cholera, parasites, leeches, those were all now things of the past. [music] Clean water and toilets made a huge difference in schools and improved education for students. We've been able to help more than 6 million people get clean [music] water, but we want to do so much more. We want to go faster and help more people. We know how [music] to end the water crisis in our lifetime and with your help, we will. >> No one in our world is rubbish. >> [music] >> This is my [music] bike. He's from France. He came here 5 years ago and you already [music] have a better bike for school, a better clinic, kosher food for the community, and you even have a big dream. >> [music]