World News Podcast- October 19th, 2012

In tonight's episode, Aaron Fisher, one of Jerry Sandusky's sex abuse victims, talks exclusively with ABC News about his terrifying ordeal.  David Muir brings you the latest on the Presidential campaign trail.  And Diane Sawyer brings you the heart wrenching story of children in Chicago trying to survive in one of the country's most violent environments.

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World News Podcast- July 23rd, 2012

In tonight's episode, a team of ABC News correspondents brings you the latest on the massacre at a movie theater in Colorado, including a look inside the suspect's apartment.  Jim Avila reports on the unprecendented punishments at Penn State handed down by the NCAA and Linsey Davis tells the life story of America's first woman in space, Sally Ride, who died today at the age of 61.

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World News Podcast - November 17th 2011

In tonight’s episode, the occupy wall street reaches a flashpoint.  Also, gas prices are on the rise, making thanksgiving the most expensive year ever.  ABC has also learned that there is another victim with the scandal surrounding Former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky.  Next, ABC’s Lisa Stark talks about safety in the air.  ABC’s David Muir talks about the possible creation of jobs.  ABC’s Jay Schadler redefines the age for a long life and finally we learn about Regis Philbin’s secret success.



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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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