you're not doing it here gentlemen we will have to leave it there because the clock has beaten us steve perry and steve raja's thank you both so much and thank you steve thank you. the eighth world water forum has wrapped up in the brazilian capital where more than three million people face water shortages they hope that replanting but station will help solve the problem. has the latest reports in our first series. there's plenty of water here about three hundred kilometers north of brazil in the national park brazil is a land of raging rivers and expansive lakes. it's outside the world to form in brasilia residents demonstrated over water rationing. and several national human rights organizations in a letter to the u.n. pointed out that thirty four million brazilians don't have access to clean running water for more than one hundred million have an adequate sanitation the water level at this time of the year the end of the rainy season should be up to about here but we can see if we went down to the water level that it is now the simply not enough water in this reservoir to see this region t

doesn't it doesn't mean more than the in the in this in the city thank you steve perry is an american educates and founder of capital prep schools in harlem new york he joins us now from hartford connecticut steve perry what are the chances that this seventeen minute walk and the anger the confidence that we're seeing today will actually spelled change. i don't know that the anger itself will spell change but as the saying a sustained movement will the challenge that we're faced with is that americans are tied to their guns it is the second amendment of all the things that we could put forward in the constitution the second thing that we fought for and continue to fight for in this nation is access to guns of any type it seems so sadly we as a nation have not found a way to both respect the rights of those who wish to carry arms and the rights of those of us who have to educate children tied to their guns you say who is the politician who will break that tether. i don't know that any politician is currently in the queue who's prepared to make that tether to break that tether but i do

and around the world in support of tighter gun controls earlier i spoke to steve perry an american teacher and founder of capital prep schools in harlem new york who supports more gun control opposing him was steve rogers from not. new jersey formerly a member of the donald j. trump president advisory board and a former member of the f.b.i. national joint terrorism task force i asked him first why he is opposed to the campaign to change gun control laws the problem we face here is that this is a best effort to eliminate guns from law abiding citizens it might thirty eight years as a police officer who investigated violent crimes i've always heard from the who would always tell me if i had a weapon to protect my so i would have not had so it's a fish losing my very life so there should be reasonable regulations but i think there's enough on the books now for us to follow steve perry it's about reasonable regulations and asking people to surrender their freedoms i guess those freedoms protected by the second amendment the second amendment was passed and seven hundred ninety one at that time

and steve perry, one of the best home builders in the business, works with him to put the designs to work. >> if we do a major remodel on a house or do a lot of structural work on a house, typically, we will go in and do hurricane reinforcing while we're doing the other improvements in the house. >> the insurance institute for business and home safety tests structures made both with common materials and stronger reinforced materials. >> we're able to put single and two-story homes into a very realistic hurricane-type scenario with gusty winds and realistic rain. >> you get those large, hurricane-force winds. i mean, they can be 150, 180 miles an hour. >> it can get in there and actually rip that whole structure right apart just like a wind might affect a sail on a sailboat during a real intense gust. >> and what we see in the video is a home built to code, the way it would be in the middle of the country, standing next to a home built to ibh's fortified building standards, which are a little more rigorous. as the wind speeds increase to the mid-90 mile an hour, the gusts are starting

weapons don't bump stocks be eliminated that's fine but to cut out right a constitutional amendment steve perry is a us educator and found a capital prep schools in new york's holiday behoof he wants more gun control he says the many arguments surrounding the second amendment are outdated. the second amendment was passed in seventeen ninety one at that time the military was only sixteen years old and as a nation things were very very different i have been a slave so simply referring to a time in which we had a second amendment without the context of today what we know is that what we have in terms of regulations are not helping us in fact we have a generation of children who've grown up fearful of everything from gathering places for from churches to schools to concert venues we have to push harder there is no reason to have weapons of war in a time of peace in the united states of america so just because we would have done background checks that witness stop it wouldn't stopped parksville it wouldn't stopped quite a few places where children and adults have been murdered peru's former presiden

and steve perry, one of the best home builders in the business, works with him to put the designs to a major remodel on a house or do a lot of structural work on a house, typically, we will go in and do hurricane reinforcing while we're doing the other improvements in the house. >> the insurance institute for business and home safety tests structures made both with common materials and stronger reinforced materials. >> we're able to put single and two-story homes into a very realistic hurricane-type scenario with gusty winds and realistic rain. >> you get those large, hurricane-force winds. i mean, they can be 150, 180 miles an hour. >> it can get in there and actually rip that whole structure right apart just like a wind might affect a sail on a sailboat during a real intense gust. >> and what we see in the video is a home built to code, the way it would be in the middle of the country, standing next to a home built to ibh's fortified building standards, which are a little more rigorous. as the wind speeds increase to the mid-90 mile an hour, the gusts are starting to tear at that h

the bump stocks be eliminated that's fine but took time out right a constitutional amendment but steve perry who's a us educator and founder of capital prep schools in new york's harlem neighborhood wants more gun control he says the many arguments surrounding the second amendment are outdated. the second amendment was passed in seventeen ninety one at that time the military was only sixteen years old and as a nation things were very very different i have been a slave so simply referring to a time in which we had a second amendment without the context of today what we know is that what we have what we have in terms of regulations are not helping us in fact we have a generation of children who have grown up fearful of everything from gathering places for from churches to schools to concert venues we have to push harder there is no reason to have weapons of war in a time of peace in the united states of america so just because we would have done background checks that witness stopped it wouldn't stopped parksville it wouldn't stopped quite a few places where children and adults have been murde

applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perryjim jefferies, comedian, joe list. and featuring the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 840! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very, very much. welcome! what a show. welcome, everybody. welcome to "the tonight show!" thank you for being here. [ cheers and applause ] it is friday. what a show we have tonight. my guests tonight are tyler perry, jim jefferies and joe list. [ cheers and applause ] and this is crazy, all three of them will be played by tyler perry. [ laughter and applause ] unbelievable. let's get to some news here. this sunday stormy daniels will talk about her sexual encounters with president trump on "60 minutes." [ light laughter ] there's still no word what she'll talk about for the other 58 minutes. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: it should be riveting. >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: minute and a half plus commercials. >> steve: hey! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: actually, you can tell everybody at "60 m

perry. >> he's got bragging rights. >>> it's been more than two years since steve harvey announced the wrong winner.was miss philippines, but he announced miss columbia. do you think she might hold a grudge? they are actually friends. they reunited and she talked about what the accidental fame has done for her. >> changed my life forever. i got to be in a movie with vin diesel. oh, my god. i have my own sunglasses line. i mean, everything, everything changed. >> let me see it. >> basically, thank you, steve harvey. >> thank you. whatever happened to miss philippines, you don't hear about her anymore. >> i think she did all right. >>> a "jeopardy" contestant getting attention. not for anything that happened on the show. >> paris, a 58-year-old who told alex trebek about his favorite place to go backpacking. nobody brought up why we already know paris. from somewhere. here it is. >> i'm famous. i'm a tv star. wait till the kids back home hear about this. >> nobody is going to hear about this. >> where are you taking me. i don't want to go -- >> that's right. he played the part of mike "willy wonka and

applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perrys,

perris, texas. >> threw go. i'd never say a bad word about it. >> we now understand the great state of texas, steve kornacki at the. >>> coming up, a quiet reversal of something that seemed important to this president. more on this story when we come right back. >>> you may remember this, after a strong backlash late last >>> you may remember this, after a strong backlash late last year, the white house changed course and decided to keep an obama era policy, which banned the import of elephants and lions killed for support in parts of africa. at the time of this decision trump went on twitter calling the practice a horror show. the change of policy was seen as a win by humane organizations. and as a something of a surprise, given that the two trump sons are big game hunters, when asked by piers morgan just over a month ago, the president, in fact, stood strong on his administration's decision to enforce this original policy. >> i changed it, i didn't want elephants killed and stuffed and have the tusks brought back into this -- people can talk all they want about preservation, and all of the things that they're sa

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(steve)now he's facing dizens of sex and violence charges,as catherine heenan reports ... the ride-sharing revolution has brought new challenges to women's safety. /security expert> "in 2018, if you're willing to jump into any car that a person walks up to you and say 'hi, i'm a driver from this company,' you're making a big mistake and eventually you're going to become a victim." prosecutors say that's what happened to at least seven different los angeles women, starting in october of 2016. the criminal complaint against morales details 27 separate violent sex acts, the most recent last new year's eve."he never bothered me."in santa clarita, his next=door neighbor says morales owned several cars that he kept in pristine condition.mos: "sometimes he was cleaning them sometimes he was vacuuming them yes."last may, the l=a=p=d released this composite drawing related to one of the cases.a woman said she got in his car outside a hollywood nightclub, believing it was the uber car she ordered., instead the driver took her to a secluded location and sexually assaulted her. security expert louis perry says whenever you order a car through a rideshare ser