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 29th, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, new year, new jobs, and the new numbers – is there a real indicator jobs are on the way? We'll tell you where. Mitt Romney is the frontrunner again, but why can't he get over one key hurdle? And will it be Hillary Clinton for vice president this time? Jake Tapper has the details. An amazing rescue: the white knuckle moment unfolding on the side of a mountain late today -- a man, his dog, and how it ended. Split second: what was it that triggered a deadly 40 car pile-up in New Orleans? And finally, have you suffered from a silent stroke without even knowing it? Is it behind your memory loss? Linsey Davis tells you what you can do.

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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 - June 2nd, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News provides team coverage from the tornado ravaged city of Springfield, Massachusetts.  Twisters are generally scourges of rural areas, but in this spring alone, three cities have been victimized by cyclones. ABC's Sharyn Alfonsi discusses the rise in urban tornadic occurrences. Former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney officially announced his presidential candidacy today, and he sat down with ABC's John Berman. And move over, food pyramid! First Lady Michelle Obama has a new chart to help teach kids healthy eating habits. 

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