"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - October 2nd, 2014

Ebola In America: New details about America’s first Ebola patient, as health officials are on the hunt for up to 100 people who may of had contact with him.

Wild Weather: Powerful storms are on the move from Dallas to Memphis, bringing bursts of lightning, rain, and damaging winds.

Tragedy On The Field: A high school football player has become the third to die this week from a blow to the head during a game. New concerns about the game becoming too dangerous.

Hollywood Magic:  Virtual technology is bringing legendary stars back to life, and putting millions of dollars at stake. It's also reigniting a debate.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Tonight Podcast

"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - October 1st, 2014

Ebola In America: Stunning news about the first U.S. Ebola patient, and the questions its raising about the hospital that initially let him go with only antibiotics.

Stepping Down: The first woman to lead the Secret Service has stepped down from the job, after several high-profile security incidents.

Storm Warning: A dangerous weather system moving across the nation’s midsection is creating the threat of tornadoes and giant hail for millions.

Picked Clean:  A warning on thieves that can quickly get away with your most valuable item by snatching them right out of your pocket.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Tongiht Podcast

"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - September 29th, 2014

White House Intruder: Officials are saying the armed intruder at the White House got much further in the White House than we thought.

Coach Under Fire: A college football coach is in hot water after he left his clearly injured quarterback in the game.

Raging Storms: Flood watches and tornado warnings affecting 2 million Americans.

Spreading Virus:  Forty-six states are seeing confirmed or suspected cases of the mystery virus striking children.

Download or stream this episode of the World News podcast