World News Podcast - October 11th, 2013

A shakeup at the highest levels of the U.S. military. The government shutdown drags into Day 11, as talks continue over the debt ceiling. An intense manhunt continues for a high risk sex offender who slipped over the border from Canada. The secret that helped Captain Phillips survive Somali pirates. Tragedy at a zoo in Missouri, after a longtime zookeeper was killed by an elephant. And, ABC’s Diane Sawyer with miracles that led to the remarkable recovery of 16-year-old girl shot by the Taliban. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - October 10th, 2013

There’s hope rising that a resolution to end the government shutdown is close. As the shutdown continues, upset Americans are focusing on honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice in war zones. New questions are arising after the death of the man who held three girls captive for a decade in a house in Cleveland . The first openly gay boxer is revealing his identity and his struggles right before he competes to win the world title. And, ABC’s Matt Gutman on the scare at Universal Studios when roller coaster riders got stuck in the air on the Hollywood Rip Ride Rockit. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - October 9th, 2013

Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel says the Pentagon has found a fix to the so-called “death-gratuity” payments that have been frozen due to the government shutdown. A new twist in the road rage incident in New York City involving a young family and a group of bikers. A scare in the sky over New Mexico. The new spa helping to get dogs and cats back into shape. And, ABC’s Amy Robach with a growing problem of bullying in the workplace. This and more on the World News Podcast

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - October 8th, 2013

An outbreak of salmonella spreading across 18 states in the U.S. Week two of the government shutdown sends markets into a nosedive, as both political parties show little progress on an agreement for the budget. Brightly colored detergent pods in millions of American homes can pose a danger to children, with an increase in poison reports. And ABC's Cecilia Vega on husbands and wives for hire to help around your home. This and more on the World News podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - October 7th, 2013

In this episode of the World News Podcast, we’re finding out more about those two daring raids in Africa that resulted in the capture of an Al Qaeda operative. The government shutdown enters into the seventh day of shutdown, is there any progress being made? A third arrest in the violent biker SUV brawl, ABC’s Dan Harris sits down with the biker that triggered the violent series of events. And ABC’s Diane Sawyer interviews Malala Yousafzai, what she wants the world to know about the importance of bravery. All this and more on the World News podcast..

Download or stream this episode of the World News podcast