We've seen kids who had leeches stuck to the back of their throat in Ethiopia.

We've heard stories of parents giving tiny amounts of diesel fuel to kill the leech inside their

throat.

Dick and I have both been in communities where the largest fear around the water source

is crocodile attacks.

You're kidding.

I remember spending time in a leprosy colony.

400 people that all have leprosy.

Were you worried about getting leprosy?

A little.

There was a little girl in the slum.

It looked like chocolate milk,

and she would drink it and she would spit it back out

onto her dress just to feel the feeling of water.

We sat down with Scott and Vic Harrison,

a couple on a mission to bring clean water to the world.

After quitting his job as a nightclub promoter, Scott turned his life around, swore off drugs and

alcohol, and went to live in some of the world's poorest countries.

There he discovered that one out of ten people don't have access to clean drinking water.

And women and children are walking eight hours every day just to get water that resembles chocolate milk.

His experiences inspired him to start a charity that has helped bring clean water to over 18 million people.

Did you really force all your friends to pay $20 to come to your 31st birthday party.

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