World News Podcast - December 16th, 2011

In tonight's episode, six former Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bosses are being sued by the SEC for civil fraud. The graduate assistant who said he witnessed Jerry Sandusky sexually abusing a ten year old boy testifies about what he saw and heard. Congress may have once again narrowly averted a government shutdown, and saved your light bulbs. ABC's Person of the Week is Private and ex-POW Jessica Lynch.

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World News Podcast - December 8th, 2011

In tonight's episode, two are dead after another shooter strikes on the Virginia Tech campus.  Also, Jerry Sandusky's wife, Dottie, speaks out after a victim accuses her of being in the house when he was abused by her husband.  Next, John Corzine testifies before Congress, and admits he has no idea where the money is.  Finally, start digging out your closet because ugly holiday sweaters are making a comeback.

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World News Podcast - November 22nd, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, two major storms are converging on the country just in time to snarl holiday travel plans; two new alleged victims – both under 18 - of Jerry Sandusky are stepping forward, raising questions about when and if the abuse ever stopped; three American students are being detained in Egypt, accused of bombing as violence ad protests amp up yet again in Tahrir Square; President Obama’s former body man speaks about his time spent in the White House; a special message from the Department of Homeland Security about keeping your home safe during the holidays; and if you thought that six degrees of separation linked us all together, you’re about to find out that we’re all a lot closer



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World News Podcast - November 16th, 2011

In tonight’s episode, a bullet is found lodged in a glass window at the White House, and the shooter is apprehended. Severe weather tears through the south leaving a path of destruction. Some of the alleged victims in the Penn State scandal may testify against Jerry Sandusky. A civil war may be brewing in Syria after the country was suspended from the Arab League. The President speaks to the Australian parliament and details a plan to post 2,500 American troops there.



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World News Podcast - November 15th, 2011

In tonight’s episode, Sandusky says he's innocent of sexually abusing young boys, but more victims come forward, and one victim changes his story. A New York City judge rules that the Occupy Wall Street protest can continue in Zuccotti Park, as long as there are no tents or sleeping bags. Bob Woodruff discusses how music can help to improve speech after a serious brain injury, like that suffered by Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. Tearing your ACL is an increasingly common injury among children and not just professional and collegiate athletes.



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