"World News Tonight " Podcast - April 4, 2015

Kenya Attacks: The terror group Al-Shabab has released a statement vowing to carry out more deadly attacks inside Kenya.

Terror Arrest: We're learning more about the Philadelphia woman accused of trying to join ISIS.

Spying on Teen: Not only is style and speed on display at the New York International Auto Show, a new safety feature puts a brake on distracted teens behind the wheels.  

Revenge Porn: An 18-year sentence in a revenge porn case handed down in California is being called a powerful reminder that there's severe consequences for exploiting people online.

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World News Podcast - November 5th, 2013

Gun violence at a mall in New Jersey when a young man opened fire, sending shoppers and employees running for cover. Toronto's mayor makes a shocking announcement, admitting to smoking crack cocaine. One little girl helping identify more than one thousand child predators across the globe. Airline passengers in Montreal were forced to use the plane's escape chute after a baggage truck burst into flames. And ABC's Matt Gutman on whether sharks can be made into pets. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - July 3rd, 2012

In tonight's episode, a heat wave sweeps the country leaving many areas in drought and hoping for relief. Cities and towns in at least 20 states have banned fireworks for the Fourth of July. A new study showed that high tech sensors that alert you while driving may actually work.  

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World News Podcast - November 23rd, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, holiday travel is well under way but running smoothly despite weather woes; people are already camped out for Black Friday, but Linsey Davis reports that waiting until after this weekend could get you even better deals; Seven Amish men are at the center of an FBI investigation accusing them of committing hate crimes; a college drum leader’s death is thought to be a result of extreme hazing and the student’s parents say their calls for help went unanswered; we’ll give you reasons why great white sharks might be more friend than foe; and this Thanksgiving, giving thanks may get you more benefits than a second helping of turkey.

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