In tonight's episode, Alex Marquardt reports from the Turkey-Syria border on the rebels fighting to oust Syrian President Bashar Assad. Nick Watt has the latest on the "Plain Jane Bandit" believed to be in custody tonight and Bill Weir brings you all the latest from London, where Americans continue to rack up the gold.
In tonight's episode, ABC's meteorologist Ginger Zee brings you the latest on a patch of wicked weather making its way across the country. Dan Harris brings you the latest on the notebook believed to belong to alleged Colorado theater gunman James Holmes and David Muir reports on Mitt Romney's possible gaffe in London.
In tonight's episode, three key members of Syrian President Bashar Assad's regime were killed in a bomb attack. Major storms break the heat wave in the Northeast, but droughts still plague middle America. Mitt Romney and his wife, Ann, speak out on his vice president pick.
Wednesday, July 18, 2012 at 7:34PM | Permalink | in Podcast, World News | tagged Draught, Made in America, Romney, Syria 
In tonight’s episode, thousands of former pro football players are suing the NFL in the biggest suit in sports history. Yet another firestorm in Washington as Republicans accuse the White House of intentional leaks. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton says enough is enough in Syria as news spreads of another massacre. This year's spring season is the hottest on record, and with it is coming even more extreme weather. Beware of a phone scam coming from overseas using your personal information bully you into paying debt you don't owe. This and more in the World News Podcast.
Thursday, June 7, 2012 at 8:23PM | Permalink | in Podcast, World News | tagged E-coli, NFL, Phone Scams, Syria, White House 
In tonight's episode, parts from a Boeing jet engine fall on a Toronto suburb. Wicked weather wreaks havoc on Memorial Day plans across the country. And a potential turning point in Syrian massacre aftermath.
