we had helped privatize manila water. at that time they had about 3 million users on the water.t to 5 million. the losses when it was taken over, or privatize, was 70%. 70%. it is now down to 20%. but most important was so fantastic to see that by combination of aid money and the private investment through manila water, we could help link up, hook up to the individual's houses in and for the first time bring water to the poor. these are the type of things, replying to the question on what the multilateral's can do. that's what i think we can come in and make a real difference, showing that these are very good projects. the other thing i think we can do to the answer questions about technology. last week i was in india, and they met with some fantastic entrepreneurs. they are developed a water cleaning system that can be put in place out in the villages with a very cheap, affordable cost for the people. and now looking at how they can multiply that into thousands of villages. these again are things we can help provide some of the risk capital. but i think all this brings out the

. >>> in other news, people whose loved ones were sickened eating sam manila peanuts can't believe none has been prosecuted yet. nine deaths have been traced to a processing plant in georgia. investigators found roaches and mold there. the company is now bankrupt. it says it's cooperating with the investigation. >>> wait until you see this video. a women's soccer game got ugly as the players were punching each other. here's rafer. >> i've never seen anything like this in any soccer game, women or men, robin. i mean, let's just go to the tape. byu taking on new mexico. keep your eye on number 15 for new mexico, elizabeth lambert. there she goes, punching a girl in the back. she got an elbow to the chest. takes down near girl here. then another. ow! but this one -- then takes another one down . it gets ugly. the ponytail takedown. right there. the same player? >> the same player the entire time. the refs never saw it. she got a yellow card for arguing a different call. that is a dirty player. >> how did the camera catch it and she was never called? >> never called. >>> in other news, a

the two countries are still reeling from typhoon ketsana, which slammed the philippine capital manilaith its worst floodsing in 40 years and killed 160 people in vietnam during late september. >>> good sunday to you. i'm reynolds wolf for hln. this is a look at your forecast across the nation. we're going to get things started with the east, then make your way back to the west. the eastern seaboard expects a few scattered showers, maybe a boom of thunder but nothing too heavy. then farther back into the ohio valley, high pressure building in. with that, we can expect some sunshine in places like cincinnati, maybe st. louis before the day is over. same story for parts of louisiana, even into dallas. however, as we make our way back a little bit farther into parts of the northern plains, look for a bit of more cloud cover, and even into the northern rockies, yellowstone national park, could see some heavy snow showers. highest elevations could see up to a foot of snowfall but in the valleys a light dusting in a few spots. meanwhile, farther back to the west, roads will be dry and condit

for example one of ifc's investments is the manila water company, a water and sewage private concession which took over management of the state-owned utility works in 1997. today with diet see's help manela water has transformed the public utility into a world-class provider showing water privatization can succeed economically and deliver to the poorest. it is a great example of private sector involvement in mes ours management that can provide valuable lessons for potential investors. not all of our experience or others have been so positive. one of the things we also help companies and actors to do is to identify and manage some of the water related risk. we have been concerned about ensuring access not only to the need and quantity of water but water of the right quality. just over a third of the complaints dealt with by the c8 uh-oh, ixc's and appendant accountability and dispute resolution body are related to water access but we want to help companies learn from these experiences and help avoid these mistakes. drawing on the work done in various communities particularly in peru, we