World News Podcast - February 1st, 2014

A former appointee to Chris Christie says the governor lied about what he knew about closing the George Washington Bridge. Questions are being raised in the nation’s capitol, after no firefighters responded to an elderly man who collapsed across the street from their firehouse. The tightest-ever security will be in place for Super Bowl 48 at MetLife stadium in New Jersey. And, ABC’s Kirit Radia with some of the special Olympic medals to be awarded in Sochi. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 31st, 2014

Security at this year's Super Bowl is unprecedented, put to the test with a false alarm as seven suspicious packages filled with white powder are found at hotels and a post office in New Jersey. The former official who engineered lane closings in the New Jersey traffic scandal says Gov. Chris Christie knew about it. Another cruise ship docks early with dozens of sick passengers. Reports of a possible real life castaway with a man who survived in the Pacific Ocean for 16 months. And ABC's David Muir on opera singer Renee Fleming and her upcoming Super Bowl performance of the national anthem. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 30th, 2014

Amanda Knox is found guilty of murder by an Italian court. Atlanta officials and the National Guard are cleaning up after ice and snow paralyze the city. Find out how Sochi became the location for the Winter Olympics amid terror threats. Concerns are growing over children and their access to guns in American homes. A skydiver knocked unconscious in midair speaks about his experience. And a Super Bowl dream comes true for a young football fan. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - February 4th, 2013

A five year old boy is free after he was held hostage for 7 days in an underground bunker in Alabama. The young Pakistani girl targeted by the Taliban because she wanted girls to go to school is now speaking out. Its official: Super Bowl XLVII was the third most watched TV event in history. And ABC’s Steve Osunsami on a big football star – the woman who adopted him – and the dream which became realty at the Super Bowl. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 31st, 2013

In Washington, Chuck Hagel faced his critics as he tries to become the next Secretary of Defense.    An unthinkable standoff in Alabama has authorities scrambling to save a five year old boy, who has been held hostage for days.  And during her Super Bowl press conference, Beyoncé came clean about her performance at the inauguration, admitting that she did in fact lip-sync the National Anthem.  This and more on the World News Podcast.

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