World News Podcast - December 12th, 2013

One of six astronauts aboard the International Space Station may face the daunting task of a spacewalk as a malfunction on the craft persists. Federal regulators crack down on 52 bus companies, shutting them down for safety reasons. The South African sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial speaks out, talking of mental health issues. And ABC's Dr. Richard Besser on the choice Americans make between bottled and tap water. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 8, 2013

President Obama faces an uphill battle as he tries to sway those politicians who do not support a military strike in Syria. As tensions overseas rise, there is fear that oil prices could also go up and stocks could tumble. An amusement ride in Connecticut crashed, injuring 13 children. Extreme flooding has taken its toll on many parts of the nation. Prince Andrew was mistaken for an intruder by jittery Buckingham Palace guards. Tokyo won the rights to host the 2020 Summer Olympics, but will fear of nuclear radiation overshadow the competition? There’s a new breathing treatment that could help those who suffer from asthma. And, the NFL will try it’s best to prevent concussions this season by penalizing high hits. This and more on the World News podcast.

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World News Podcast - November 25, 2011

In tonight's episode, NASA's amazing adventure begins this weekend. The nuclear-powered robot named Curiosity will drive and drill its way across Mars. What NASA  hopes to find. Plus,Gunshots, pepper spray, fist fights.... The chaos taken to a new level this Black Friday. Also, What happened when an American Idol star sang the National Anthem before a national TV audience. Finally, the world's first jet-powered man.

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