"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - September 30th, 2014

Ebola In America: The CDC confirms the first case of Ebola in the United States. The unidentified patient is being held in an isolation unit at a Hospital in Dallas.

Security Scandal: The Secret Service is under fire after allowing a fence jumper to gain access deep into the White House.

School Shootings: A high school in North Carolina and a high school in Kentucky were the locations for two high school shootings, today.

Explosives Found:  The search for Eric Frein continues in northeast Pennsylvania. Officials say they have discovered pipe bombs believed to be left by Frein to injure search teams.

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - September 24th, 2014

Terror Plot Foiled: New details about that foiled terror plot being called a follow up to 9/11. Terrorists focusing on airplanes and working on a new generation of bombs that are undetectable to airport security.

America's Most Wanted Is Spotted: Authorities say the suspect who ambushed state troopers in northeast Pennsylvania is now playing a game with them.

Nor'easter: A storm system is marching north bringing dangerous floods and wind.

Stolen Luggage:  Surveillance video from one of America's busiest airports shows a man stealing luggage. How can you protect yourself?

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - September 22nd, 2014

Threatening New Message: Terror group ISIS releasing a new propaganda message telling supporters to kill westerners. Meanwhile, The White House revealing an urgent hunt for any American who might be thinking of joining ISIS.

White House Intruder: New questions about security at the White House and new information about the suspect who made it right through the front door.

Closing In On Cop killer: The nationwide manhunt for Eric Frein continues in Northeast Pennsylvania.

Raging Wildfires:  At least 10 wildfires out west have claimed more than 87 thousand acres.

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