World News Podcast - February 21st, 2012

In tonight’s episode, the Dow Jones Industrial Average broke the 13,000 mark for the first time since May of 2008—before the financial crisis, but what does it mean for your savings? Thousands of Muslims took to the streets of Afghanistan, angry about an apparent burning of old copies of the Koran by the American military. ABC’s Jake Tapper explores just who the wealthy donors are that can now donate as much as they want to political organizations. It’s low pay and long hours at the factory in China where Apple builds its widely successful electronics, and now reports are raising more questions about the workers at these plants. Finally, ABC’s Dr. Richard Besser discusses a ground-breaking new study that says heart attacks are a leading cause of death among women, and not just men.



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World News Podcast - February 14th, 2012

In tonight's episode, tensions with Iran are on the rise as more Israeli embassies are attacked overseas.  The FBI is concerned the violence could spread to the US homeland.  Meanwhile, US warships in the Straight of Harmuz report being watched closely by Iranian ships.  Back home, Americans finally got a look at China's next leader, Xi Jinping.  In the GOP primary, Rick Santorum seems to be surging ahead of Mitt Romney in multiple national polls and in Michigan, the next primary and Romney’s grew up.  In New Jersey, Whitney Houston's family announced her funeral arrangements.  On Capitol Hill, Senators hear about pain in women, and how doctors don't always take it as seriously as they should.  Finally, hear the tale of Maverick, one not so spoiled pup at the Westminster Dog Show.

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World News Podcast - November 29th, 2011

In tonight’s episode, a judge sentences Conrad Murray to four years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson. Herman Cain is reassessing his bid for the GOP nomination after new allegations that he had a 13-year affair. The prescription drug Lipitor goes generic, providing millions in savings for those who take the cholesterol lowering medication. The Made In America team explores the effects of buying holiday gifts made in the United States versus those made in China. Questions about a huge lottery win in Connecticut, and singing telegrams are coming back.

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World News Podcast - September 27, 2011

In tonight's podcast, Michael Jackson's doctor goes on trial; Will Coca-Cola turn its back on the U.S.? Why Coke's CEO has his eye on China; Twenty thousand weapons capable of taking down a passenger plane go missing; and fast food restaurants are hoping grilled cheese and gourmet burgers can lure American families back to the drive thru.

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World News Podcast - August 18th, 2011

In tonight's episode, thousands lined up in sweltering Atlanta heat for a job fair. What does this say about our economy? And, a look at the hopeful signs that still exist amidst global economic strife. A look at the man behind Syria's violent reign and a basketball brawl with major global repercussions. Then, new news on cholesterol and one man who is saying 'No' to the Speedo.

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