World News Podcast - August 1st, 2011

In tonight's episode, it's all about the debt as Diane travels to Washington on the eve of the historic debt budget vote in the House of Representatives. There, she sits down with Nancy Pelosi to discuss what measures she and her part have taken to secure enough votes. Jon Karl breaks down the day's activities headed into the vote and Jake Tapper looks at the vote from the President's perspective. George Stephanopoulos sits down with treasury secretary Tim Geithner to talk about the financial ramifications of the vote. David Muir continues his reporting from Somalia, where he and his crew come under fire. Finally, a report from America's heartland, where citizens have a few choice words for those in Washington.

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World News Podcast - July 27th, 2011

In tonight's episode, airline passengers are fed up with ticket prices in the wake of a huge tax cut to the carriers. Our debt crisis coverage continues with a look at John Boehner's terse language for his own party, an update on the larger pictures and a look at how the markets are reacting already. Then, scientists have determined the most stressed-out demographic in the country and a special report on a majorly blown call at then end of what would have been an epic game. Also included is a report from Somalia on the famine there.

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World News Podcast - July 26th, 2011

In tonight's episode, Americans are angry with their representatives and have taken to the phones to have their voices heard. Then, a political team is assembled to breakdown the ongoing debt crisis. A new terror alert has been issued for Americans heading overseas. The Chinese attempt to downplay a massive train accident, shining a light on the dangerous side of rapid construction booms. Finally, a simple test that can alert women to their genetic predisposition to breast cancer and scientist tell you how to maximize your vacation pleasure.

World News Podcast - July 25th, 2011

In tonight's episode, more of the exclusive interview with the maid who is accusing Dominique Strauss-Kahn of raping her in his hotel room. Then, the latest on the tragic terror attack on a youth camp in Norway that has left that nation and the world reeling. More on the looming debt crisis and what it means for Wall Street and Main Street. Possible good news for millions of prescription drug users as patents are set to expire and open the market to cheaper generic medicines.

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World News Podcast - July 22nd, 2011

In tonight's episode, chaos erupts in Norway, where a bomb exploded on the streets of Oslo and a man dressed as a police officer opened fire at a youth camp. The attacks are believed by authorities to be related. High drama at the White House, where President Obama was visibly annoyed as he discussed the disintegration of debt talks between himself and House Speaker John Boehner. Dangerous heat continues to engulf much of the United States -- straining power grids across the country, as Americans blast the A-C to keep cool.

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