World News Podcast - July 26th, 2013

Ariel Castro, the Cleveland man accused of holding three women hostage for over a decade, plead guilty as part of a deal with prosecutors. Reaction to an ABC News exclusive interview with George Zimmerman Juror B-29. How to keep mosquitoes away this summer. An American aboard the high-speed train that crashed in Spain is sharing his dramatic story. And, ABC’s John Donvan with a high-profile jail break in Switzerland involving a member of the notaries pink panthers gang. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - July 9th, 2013

The three women held captive for more than a decade in a Cleveland home have released a thank you video. The four pilots who were in the cockpit when Asiana Flight 214 skidded across the tarmac are under the microscope. The George Zimmerman murder trial continues in Florida. How does someone who went through a nightmare like the women in Cleveland come back into the real world? And, ABC’s Darren Rovell with the surprising location of America’s caviar boom. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 13th, 2013

The fury is rising at the IRS, after allegations that conservative groups, and Americans who aligned themselves with the Tea Party, were targeted and hassled by the agency. A Philadelphia abortion doctor has been found guilty of three counts of first degree murder in the death of three babies born alive at his clinic. The brothers of Ariel Castro are now speaking out. It may be spring, but residents in Minnesota have watched a wall of ice creep off a lake and into their homes. And, ABC’s David Muir on Barbara Walters announcing her retirement. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 10th, 2013

New questions arise over whether police looked hard enough to find the missing women in Cleveland.  Find out what police have to say.    The White House is being challenged about its leadership during the crisis in Benghazi.  How did confidential documents create a firestorm in Washington?  And a young woman in Bangladesh survives under the rubble of a collapsed factory for 17 days.  Rescuers say it was her will to live that kept her going. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 9th, 2013

As Ariel Castro, the man charged with capturing and terrorizing three women, sits in court, his victims try to adjust to their lives outside of that house where they were imprisoned for years.  Find out what one victim’s mother has to say about the man behind it all. Could the Boston Bombings have been avoided?  Find out what we learned from the house hearings on the terrorist attack.  And Carnival Cruise line is in trouble again.  What effect will the latest accident have on the cruise line’s business? This and more on the World News Podcast.

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