World News Podcast - February 1st, 2013

For the first time in more than 5 years, Wall Street has cracked 14,000.  Is this the sign of a more permanent fixture or just a temporary rise?  A suicide bomber targeting a U.S. embassy in Turkey has many questioning whether this is a new plan of attack for terrorists.  And in recent weeks we have seen crashes along many U.S. highways.  It turns out accidents involving these big rig trucks are on the upswing.   ABC’s Bob Woodruff explains how to protect you and your family.This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 31st, 2013

In Washington, Chuck Hagel faced his critics as he tries to become the next Secretary of Defense.    An unthinkable standoff in Alabama has authorities scrambling to save a five year old boy, who has been held hostage for days.  And during her Super Bowl press conference, Beyoncé came clean about her performance at the inauguration, admitting that she did in fact lip-sync the National Anthem.  This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 13th, 2012

In tonight’s podcast, the Alaskan towns snowed in waiting for help for over a week have finally been rescued as white out conditions hit the lower 48 just in time for the weekend. The former governor under fire for issuing nearly 200 pardons setting convicted murderers free comes out of the shadows to address his critics. Once again comedian Steven Colbert shakes up the race for the White House, but this time it’s no laughing matter. Tebow time - the red hot quarterback's secret pregame rituals that help him get psyched for the big game. And Oprah speaks: the most important thing she learned this year -- and what she knows for sure about what the future holds for the girls at the school she started.

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World News Podcast - January 13th, 2012

In tonight’s podcast, the Alaskan towns snowed in waiting for help for over a week have finally been rescued as white out conditions hit the lower 48 just in time for the weekend. The former governor under fire for issuing nearly 200 pardons setting convicted murderers free comes out of the shadows to address his critics. Once again comedian Steven Colbert shakes up the race for the White House, but this time it’s no laughing matter. Tebow time - the red hot quarterback's secret pregame rituals that help him get psyched for the big game. And Oprah speaks: the most important thing she learned this year -- and what she knows for sure about what the future holds for the girls at the school she started.

World News Podcast - April 28th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC sends team coverage into the southern United States, where a series of brutal tornadoes have killed hundreds of people. Steve Osunsami is in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, where entire neighborhoods were torn off the map by twisters. ABC's Yunji de Nies is in Georgia with a story about two very lucky survivors. Meanwhile, the world is anxiously awaiting the Royal Wedding, and ABC's David Muir asks this question: If you had the opportunity to join the Royal Family, would you take it?

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