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Dec. 7, 2007

Orangutans Going Extinct?

The orangutan population is in danger and seriously on the decline due to hunting, illegal trade and deforestation. Some say they may become extinct within the next decade.

Nyaru Menteng is an orangutan rehabilitation center in Kalimantan, Indonesia, near the city of Palangkaraya. There, Lone Droscher-Nielsen, an orangutan enthusiast from Denmark, co-founded the project with the Bornean Orangutan Society (BOS) with the support of local forestry officials.

Tonight, ABC News' Nick Watt looks at her organization's remarkable story.

Under the Tight Grip of Meth

For the last 19 years, 34-year-old Eddie Martinez's life has been about one thing -- methamphetamine. That feeling, that craving for meth consumes Martinez's life, costing him his marriage, custody of his two young daughters and his former self.

Now Martinez is undergoing a new and unproven medical treatment that might eliminate his drug cravings. The treatment aims at repairing damage done to the brain in alcohol, cocaine and methamphetamine addicts.

Mary Fulginiti reports this story tonight.

'Nightline' Playlist: Wyclef

For Wyclef Jean, the Haitian hip-hop sensation, music has always been a major part of his life. On tonight's Nightline Playlist, Wyclef will share his favorite artists ranging from Bob Marley to Michael Jackson. Tune in tonight to see the other artists that top his playlist.

We hope you'll join us.

The "Nightline" Team

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