World News Podcast - December 20th, 2012

The holiday travel season is in full swing but winter weather is giving lots of travelers across the country big headaches.  Meanwhile, lawmakers are saying there probably won't be a deal on the fiscal cliff by Christmas.  After the tragedy in Newtown, CT more police officers are speaking out for gun control.  Could banning high volume ammo clips be a solution?  And it's probably not Doomsday but could the Mayan calendar be predicting better days to come?  This and more in the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast- October 12th, 2012

In tonight's episode, Jonathan Karl and Martha Raddatz recap last night's Vice Presidential debate in Kentucky.  Linsey Davis gives you some insight into how to save some cash this holiday season and Matt Gutman looks into concussions in another American professional sport, NASCAR.

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World News Podcast - December 23rd, 2011

In tonight's episode, we're in the final hours of the holiday shopping season but will it be enought to jump start the economy?  Also, snowstorms, high winds, and even a tornado mean headaches for some holiday travelers.  Next, the GOP presidantial candidates are making one last push before taking a break over the Christmas weekend.  Finally, hear the story of one family's Christmas medical miracle.

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World News Podcast - November 30th

In tonight’s episode ABC’s Diane Sawyer discuses  how the strongest mind-altering drugs are used incorrectly on foster children.  Next, there is some anticipation about jobs due to the DOW.  ABC’s Jon Karl also has the latest on the latest accusations made against Herman Cain.  We are also given a wakeup call about the high levels of arsenic in juice and how it affects our bodies.  ABC also takes a look at holiday spending by traveling from city to city, and finally we learn the latest on John Hinckley and find out some startling revelations about his behavior.



World News Podcast - November 29th, 2011

In tonight’s episode, a judge sentences Conrad Murray to four years in prison for the involuntary manslaughter of Michael Jackson. Herman Cain is reassessing his bid for the GOP nomination after new allegations that he had a 13-year affair. The prescription drug Lipitor goes generic, providing millions in savings for those who take the cholesterol lowering medication. The Made In America team explores the effects of buying holiday gifts made in the United States versus those made in China. Questions about a huge lottery win in Connecticut, and singing telegrams are coming back.

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