"World News Tonight" Podcast - August 28, 2014

Amy Robach anchors from New York City.

No strategy: The president with a surprising acknowledgment about the fight against the terror group ISIS.

Beach alert: Wild waves demolish a lifeguard station as two monster storms close beaches heading into the Labor Day weekend.

Unfriendly skies:  The passenger accused of attacking a flight attendant in another fight over seat space -- and the air marshals who broke it up.

Health crisis:  Joan Rivers in critical condition in a New York hospital -- the comic legend, fighting for her life.

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World News Podcast - May 26th, 2014

More details are coming out about 22-year-old Elliot Rodger and his killing spree near UC Santa Barbara that left six others dead, and more than 13 wounded. Investigators continue to look at the disturbing 137 page manifesto that Rodger plotted his plans for revenge, as some wonder if authorities missed an opportunity to stop this latest mass killing. Three people are missing after a massive landslide in western Colorado. Memorial Day weekend turned dangerous on some Florida beaches, after severals wimmers got caught in rip currents And, ABC’s Mike Boettcher on heroism on the frontlines of Afghanistan.

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World News Podcast - July 8, 2013

The fate of the Asiana Air flight that crash-landed in San Francisco over the weekend was decided by a critical seven seconds. A retired marine colonel explains just what went wrong as the plane came down. The survivors of the crash feel fortunate to be able to tell their stories. The trial of the former neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing teen Trayvon Martin continues as the defense calls their witnesses. The situation in Egypt is escalating and will have an effect on the U.S. And the wife of Secretary of State John Kerry was hospitalized. This and more on the World News podcast.

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