but richa is obviously reluctant. three days later, we return to the terai region to visit richa and her family and find out what happened. richa is like a fish out of water. she is renouncing her birth name and parents, vowing to keep the name that she was given in kathmandu. we spoke to sundari about her daughter's return. >> well, people started saying that the kamlaris had been freed. and if the parents didn't bring back their daughters, they said they would take action against parents as well. so we went to look for her. or else, why would we care to find her? she's not willing to understand at all.. she's not listening to anyone she says she doesn't want to stay here, but go to kathmandu. she doesn't want to stay here at all. her friends call and ask her to come there. i feel like killing her... after our visit, the local ngo decided to remove richa from the house. she was taken to a nearby hostel so that she can go to school. hema says she wants to keep paying for her education if she returns to the city. when

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tonight after 70 years, sergeant richa richard beam is back home in virginia. >> he remains returned home to thanks persistent japanese researchers. david culver brings us the story from quantico national cemetery. >> reporter: full military honors for a man who gave his life in defense of his country. but most gathered here didn't even know this fallen soldier. it's because sergeant richard bean died 70 years ago in the midst of a heated battle on saipan in the pacific. his remains lost. or so it was thought. for seven decades, he was buried on foreign soil. sergeant beam now back home. his family wanted him laid to rest in the u.s., right here at quantico national cemetery. >> bringing our uncle back home and gave him honors. >> reporter: rosie white made her uncle's funeral possible. >> moving the earth. >> reporter: she found the remains and dog tags with sergeant beam's name. >> it's really shocking. but it's a good shocking. >> reporter: they tracked down sergeant beam's nephew, also named richard and confirmed the connection through his dna. and flew some 7,000 miles to privil

richa richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. >>> the weather feeling like fall and rain possible overnight. >> a little rain. that's the key. overnight. i think we're going to see the same thing overnight tomorrow night too before we have a couple of days of showers and maybe some rain. let's take a look and show what's happening outside. look at that shot. we're looking off to the west. we have seen plenty of sunshine today. nothing but blue skies early. but those clouds starting to move in from the west. and that's the first bout of rain, those clouds right now sitting over our friends out towards west virginia. current temperature, 74 degrees under partly cloudy skies. look at the winds gusting to 28 miles per hour now. we have seen winds gusting over 30 in some spots today so it has been on the windy side. and that wind from the south actually helped us get into the mid to upper 70s. 70 in manassas, 69 towards martinsburg. winchester at 68 degrees. and you folks back towards winchester, that's the rain. it's right on your doorstep right now. most of it is on the light to moderate side,

our transport correspondent richa richard wescott is with me, asking questions about what is happeningn terms of air travel particularly, and one of the most common things as people are saying how effective is this simply going to be, taking someone's temperature? >> it's a very good question. and what we are hering, basically in the case of the u.s. guy thomas eric duncan who came in and sadly died of ebola, he wasn't showing any symptoms when he was on the flight. and we're being told by the medical people that until you show the symptoms, basically you are not contagious. so we are basically being told that in theory, he's not contagious while he's on the aircraft talking to people and so on, so it wouldn't have done any good in that case. so it's easy to look at it and see what's the point of doing it? the genie is kind of out of the bottle a little bit. certainly in the uk, there are now direct flights to the three worst affected countries, but everyone transfers these days. >> do you think they're taking the decision to test people's temperature simply because of public concern a