World News Podcast- October 4th, 2012

In tonight's episode, a team of correspondents brings you all the reaction on last night's presidential debate in Denver.  Steve Osunsami reports on a meningitis outbreak that has already killed five and David Wright looks back on the legacy of Paul, John, George and Ringo, as we celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of The Beatles' first hit in the United States.

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World News Podcast- October 3rd, 2012

In tonight's episode, Diane Sawyer and the rest of the ABC political coverage team bring you the latest from Denver, where the first presidential debate is just hours away.  Jim Avila reports on yet another incident in the skies for American Airlines and Steve Osunsami tells you how to watch out for signs of salmonella poisoning.

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World News Podcast- October 1st, 2012

In tonight's episode, ABC Senior National Correspondent Jim Avila reports on two separate incidents for American Airlines over the course of three days in which rows of seats came loose from the cabin floor, inciting terror and raising some eyebrows.  Jake Tapper and David Muir come to you from the campaign trail, where President Obama and Governor Romney are prepping for the first presidential debate, and John Donvan takes a look back at some past debates that have proved quite memorable.

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World News Podcast- September 28th, 2012

In tonight's episode, Brian Ross continues his investigation into thefts by the TSA at some of the nation's biggest airports.  David Muir reports on how President Obama and Governor Romney are preparing for the first presidential debate in Denver, and Bill Weir interviews Ben Affleck on his latest film.

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World News Podcast- September 27th, 2012

In tonight's episode, Pierre Thomas brings you the latest on a series of cyber attacks that has been plaguing some of the nation's biggest banks.  David Muir reports how the candidates are fine tuning their message heading into the campaign's home stretch.  And Jeffrey Kofman examines a "new" Mona Lisa.

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