World News Podcast - January 4th, 2012

In tonight's episode, the fallout from last night's Iowa caucuses.  One GOP candidate drops out while the rest move on the New Hampshire.  Next, unions in California are after Kim Kardashian, claiming she should pay more in state taxes.  Also, a young mother's 911 call while two men break into her home.  They don't know she's armed.  After that, ABC Chief Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser talks about a new study on neck pain.  Finally, exotic zoo animals across the country prepare for cold weather.

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World News Podcast - December 30th 2011

In tonight’s podcast, America’s financial rollercoaster comes to an end after a tumultuous year for Americans.  Verizon Wireless wanted to impose a new fee but due to customer complaints, those plans are changing…The countdown continues as the Iowa Caucuses approaches and New Gingrich discusses his changes…Police in Los Angeles are on the lookout for a serial arsonist after more than a dozen fires were set in Hollywood.  The countdown continues to the big New Years Eve party continues…



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World News Podcast - December 9th, 2011

In tonight’s episode, the Republican presidential candidates are coming back to Iowa and gearing up for ABC’s debate tomorrow night. David Muir sits down with former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney to talk about the candidate’s strategy. The alleged Virginia Tech gunman has been identified. A former FBI agent who spent the past four years as a hostage in Iran pleas for his freedom in a new video released by his family. The youngest person to ever conquer the South Pole endured temperatures of up to 50 degrees below zero, but it was worth it, she says.

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World News Podcast - August 15th, 2011

In tonight's episode, a look at the extreme weather breaking records across the nation this summer and what scientists think might be causing it. Then, a report from the aftermath of this weekend's tragic stage collapse at the Indiana State Fair. A report from the Midwest where Obama kicks of a quick bus tour and new contender Rick Perry makes some quick jabs on the current commander-in-chief. In science news, suntanning as an addiction is explored and a heartwarming report about two twins who did the right thing.

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World News Podcast - August 12th, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, a drop in gas prices could help the economy; a new way of looking at the housing crisis could turn those empty foreclosures into more money and more affordable housing; the Iowa caucuses are underway and there is controversy surrounding the GOP’s leading ladies, including one who isn’t even a candidate yet; a man has died of rabies contracted from a vampire bat, and now scientists are concerned a warming climate could drive more of these dangerous carriers north; and finally, Diane Sawyer remembers the life of Nancy Wake, one of World War II’s most decorated, and unusual, veterans.

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