died aftere met meda falling nearly 50 feet when he got off ta party bus. funeral services are tonight. funeral services are friday morning. -- the visitation is tonight. >> things still remaining very quiet in the weather department. a lot of sunshine being reported at the airport. the current temperature has jumped up to 75 degrees. dew point is now with 51, still relatively low, though higher than what we saw yesterday. slowly starting to see more moisture work back into the atmosphere. we're expecting a high of around 80 degrees. moseley said the skies through 6:00 or drop into the mid-70's. it does, cool off quite quickly as the sun sets. the change is coming up in the seven-day coming up. -- the changes coming up in the seven-day coming up. >> still to come, glasses are still empty in chicago. the teachers are on strike. what is causing the >> chicago school system is at a standstill for a third straight day as 30,000 teachers refused to return to the classroom. the group walked through the streets of chicago yesterday. the teachers' union says it has

his plight was brought to the attention of staff at the orangutan station near meda who joined forcesith local police to rescue him. >> his condition is not really good. he has several wounds on his leg as well as skin infections. you can tell that his owners didn't know how to treat an orangutan. >> ian singleton is the director of the sumatran orangutan conservation programme. he and his team want to be certain, that apart from his surface injuries, rahul is basically healthy. the veterinarian tells us they see similar cases all the time. when rainforest is felled, the native animal population is left homeless. many female orangutans are killed and their young sold on the black market. rahul was sold for 20,000 rupiah about as much as 2 packets of cigarettes in indonesia. >> in indonesia it's all about status. if you have an endangered species as a pet then you're showing that you're above the law. that's crazy. it's such arrogance. >> rahul's original habitat was tripa, one of the last remaining peat swamp forests on the west coast of sumatra. its ecosystem is in jeopardy after it