World News Tonight With David Muir Podcast- November 19, 2014

Ferguson: All eyes are on the grand jury in Ferguson Missouri as a Grand Jury is expected to make a ruling on whether to indict Officer Darren Wilson who shot and killed the unarmed teenager Michael Brown. 

Historic SnowStorm:The storm that has pounded the Great Lakes all the way to Upstate New York is being called “historic” Prompting New York Governor Andrew Cuomo to call for a state of emergency.

Bill Cosby: NBC and Netflix have stopped production on their projects with Bill Cosby in the wake of new accusations against the legendary comedian.

Airline Fees: Jetblue has announced that they will be adding more fees and less leg room when it comes to travel. 

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World News Podcast - January 22, 2014

Bitter cold after a large winter storm continues to cause massive delays at airports and dangerous driving conditions across the country. Just two weeks until the Winter Olympics in Sochi and athletes are speaking out about the terrorism threatening the games. And ABC’s Dave Zinczenko finds out if fast food is really faster and cheaper than cooking at home. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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World News Podcast - May 2nd, 2013

California is battling an outbreak of wildfires. While most of the country basks in spring weather, portions of Colorado and the Midwest are digging out from snow. A surprising number of undocumented immigrants are returning back to Mexico. The growing epidemic in America, the theft of cell phones. A growing problem on taxiways across America. And, ABC’s Cecilia Vega on the vulnerable citizens finding themselves discharged from hospitals, and given a one-way bus ticket out of town. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - November 21st, 2012

In tonight's episode, ceasefire in the Middle East as leaders of Hamas and Israel agree to a truce. Representative Jesse Jackson Jr. steps down amid depression.  Holiday travelling begins with gridlock and train service delays.  Air travel of the future is here today with planes that reduces jet lag and even makes flying fun.  College Basketball player in Iowa breaks scoring record.

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World News Podcast - November 22nd, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, two major storms are converging on the country just in time to snarl holiday travel plans; two new alleged victims – both under 18 - of Jerry Sandusky are stepping forward, raising questions about when and if the abuse ever stopped; three American students are being detained in Egypt, accused of bombing as violence ad protests amp up yet again in Tahrir Square; President Obama’s former body man speaks about his time spent in the White House; a special message from the Department of Homeland Security about keeping your home safe during the holidays; and if you thought that six degrees of separation linked us all together, you’re about to find out that we’re all a lot closer



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