World News Podcast - December 11th, 2013

New questions about the crash of Asiana Boeing 777, and whether pilots relied too much on automatic controls to fly the plane. We’re learning about how a Nevada family survived for two days in below zero temperatures after their car flipped into a ditch. There is outrage and questions over the sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandel’s memorial. Time Magazine has named their person of the year. And, ABC’s David Muir with the American city putting people to work this holiday season. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - October 21st, 2013

A shooting at a middle school near Reno, Nevada left a popular teacher dead and two students injured. Dense smog in China is creating a dangerous health hazard. A wild end to a United Airlines flight over Ireland. New details about the two escaped prisoners in Florida who forged documents to go free. President Obama comments on the problems plaguing the new health care website. And, ABC’s Alex Perez with the global search for the real parents of the girl known as “Maria” found at a gypsy camp in Greece. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - August 16th, 2013

The chaos continues in Egypt, as thousands of protestors clashed with police. The violence in Egypt may send gas prices here in the U.S. back up. Just as Americans are taking their final days of vacation, two bear attacks injured four people near National Parks. There are new details about the abduction of Hannah Anderson. Exposing Area 51, one of the greatest conspiracy theories. And, ABC’s David Muir with Jeff Gordon and his next goal for Detroit. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - June 11th, 2013

The NSA leaker is still on the move and holds a great many secrets as U.S. officials try to hunt him down. Police unleash a crackdown on violent protests in Turkey. Violent winds and dust storms are battering parts of the country. Lawmakers continue the immigration debate, while the youth of America drive the discussion. Another potential government scandal could be brewing in the State Department. And, a famous psychiatrist tells us what kids need to know to protect against abductions. This and more on the World News podcast.

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