speech therapy and splinting for the patients who ohave been operated on. many of the patients are very poor, so, right from the beginning of my medical school, i had the feeling that we should be able to go out and provide the needed service to our poor people. reporter: dr. rai s program provides carefree of charge thanks to a california based nonprofit. and he has also teamed up with dr. shea from harvard and the affiliate hospital in boston, massachusetts, but he has always had a special connection to nep nepal. what brings me to nepal is the fact that i grew up here in the early childhood and my parents worked for a international aid organization called save the children and those early experienceses growing up here shaped me for the long term and brought me into medicine and eventually
a young american woman met a brutal end helping victims in nepal s catastrophic earthquake. dahlia yehia from kalamazoo, michigan was killed by a man she met on a website. investigators have made an arrest. nepal is shocked by the viciousness. reporter: the bizarre and horrific murder of a 25-year-old american woman sending shock waves across nepal, a country reeling from the devastating earthquake that hit some four months ago. the victim traveled to nepal in late july to volunteer in earthquake relief work. found a place to stay from a website called couch surfing, a man living near the tourist city. the man she got the room from killed her by battering her with
of these countries hey, we re taking this much of the population so you have to as well. some of these european countries are economically struggling and they re going to say fine, we ll take them if you give us money. i think you ll see a lot of horse trading like that going on in the coming weeks and months. kim dozer, thanks for helping us understand. we appreciate it. thank you. coming up, the death of an american woman sending shock waves across nepal, what the man accused of killing her did after police say he confessed. first, your career or your religion. a muslim flight attendant s job is on the line after she refused to sell alcohol to passengers. is her decision protected under the law? hey, what s up? i m ted. rudy and i have a lot of daily rituals. namaste. stay. taking care of our teeth is one of them. when i brush my teeth, he gets a milk-bone brushing chew. just another way to keep ourselves healthy. i ll go change.
a hammer and stick and dumped her body into a nearby river. police say he has confessed to his crime. all of this happened almost exactly a month ago. it was only last week that the nepali police were able to track down the alleged suspect who police say tried to commit suicide by jumping out of the police station window, after he confessed and was arrested. the motive of the murder unknown. authorities are also still trying to locate the victim s body, just to put this brutal murder into perspective, though, it is very common for volunteers and social workers to travel to nepal, it is a tourist haven. many female travelers visit the countryside and stay in homes. they re well known to welcome. the country depends on tourism for much of the economy. so murder of this kind is very, very rare and indeed a very
unfolding now, live pictures on the serbia, hungary border. thousands of migrants fleeing war torn countries, headed to safer ground in places like europe. more on that ahead. murdered in nepal, an american woman went to help in the aftermath of the earthquake there, her family calling her death a senseless loss. the latest on this troubling story. new developments involving kentucky clerk kim davis who is spending the holiday weekend behind bars for refusing to issue same-sex marriage licenses. we will speak with one of her attorneys who just met with her in jail and filed a new motion. stay with us. made a simple tripvere chto the grocery storeis anything but simple. so finally, i had an important conversation