World News Podcast - March 5th, 2014

Big changes are in store for the SAT test, making the essay portion optional and extending free test preparation to students. International talks continue over Russia as violent protests break out in Ukraine. Facebook and Instagram crack down on illegal guns sold online. Strangers save children from a mini van after their mother drives the vehicle into the ocean. Testimony continues in the murder trial involving Olympian Oscar Pistorius. And ABC's Byron Pitts on how one social worker is using music to help Alzheimer's patients. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 6th, 2013

After leaving the G-20 Summit in Russia, President Obama is facing a new battle to convince Americans to stand with him on a US military strike against Syria. A big arrest in Colorado of a family of bank robbers. New tapes reveal what Ariel Castro told investigators hours after his arrest. A remarkable video confession from a drunk driver who killed a father in a late night crash. And, ABC’s David Muir with a celebrity chef who wants to use Instagram photos to help the hungry. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 9th, 2012

In tonight's episode, the stocks are still sliding after last week's poor jobs numbers.  What else might be causing the dip?  In brighter economic news, Facebook purchased a popular internet company for one billion dollars.  Next, a Florida special prosecutor says no grand jury is needed in the Trayvon Martin Case.  Finally, World News remembers a titan in journalism, Mike Wallace.

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