World News Podcast - January 7th, 2014

Record-breaking cold temperatures leave much of the nation in a deep freeze. Millions of Americans brave through the frigid weather, including firefighters battling blazes in chilly conditions. Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates pulls back the curtain on what goes on in the White House with a new book. More than 100 New York City firefighters and police officers are accused of cashing in on the September 11 attacks. And ABC's Steve Osunsami on a four-legged companion who protects her owner from life-threatening health issues every day. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 6th, 2014

An arctic chill hits much of the U.S. with record-breaking temperatures creating dangerous, icy conditions. New signs that Al Qaeda is on the rise with a takeover in Iraq. A college football player pays it forward for a young fan at the Rose Bowl. Diet tips to help with a popular new year's resolution. And ABC's Diane Sawyer on the influence and legacy of the Everly Brothers. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - December 4th, 2013

A hijacked truck with radioactive material in Mexico is raising concerns. An arctic chill is expected to hit half the nation, with temperatures plummeting in 24 states. The search continues for a family that vanished when a plane piloted by their dad disappeared in Idaho. Philadelphia’s Strawberry Mansion, a high school considered one of the most dangerous schools in America, receives help to improve dismal conditions in classrooms. And ABC's Ron Claiborne on a hazardous fatigue drivers may face on the highway. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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