World News Podcast - December 27th 2011

In tonight's podcast, ABC's Linsey Davis brings you the latest update on the Stamford Connecticut fire.  Next a powerful study confirms that congress is a lot richer than the average american family.  There are just days left until votes are casted and republicans are coming out swinging.  Next, Sears closes more than 100 stores.  There was another violent crackdown in Syria that affected many.  Lastly, a little girl speaks out and makes a big deal against sly marketing. 

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World News Podcast - August 18th, 2011

In tonight's episode, thousands lined up in sweltering Atlanta heat for a job fair. What does this say about our economy? And, a look at the hopeful signs that still exist amidst global economic strife. A look at the man behind Syria's violent reign and a basketball brawl with major global repercussions. Then, new news on cholesterol and one man who is saying 'No' to the Speedo.

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World News Podcast - July 11th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News looks at undercover videos shot at Michele Bachmann's husband's clinic, where he reportedly offers therapy to convert homosexuals to heterosexuals.Then, a look a the looming debt deadline for the US government and what a default means for everyday citizens. We bring you the latest on the mob attack on the US embassy in Syria. More stories include another report from the "Made in America" team, Outpouring from viewers after the Jaycee Dugard interview and the US Women's Soccer Squad.

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World News Podcast - June 13th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News reports on the rising price of airline baggage fees. Passengers were charged more than 5.8 billion dollar in baggage and flight change fees in the last year alone. The president talked about putting more unemployed Americans to work at a speech in North Carolina today.  How clean are your fruits and vegetables? A new study shows that produce treated with pesticides might not be as healthy as you think. And as the Syrian government continues to crack down on dissidents, more and more citizens are fleeing to nearby Turkey.

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World News Podcast - April 22nd, 2011

In tonight's episode, gas prices continue to skyrocket - could we reach $6? Jim Avila takes a closer look. In an ABC Exclusive on Southwest Flight 812, Lisa Stark finds problems with rivet holes could have caused the plane to rip open midflight. More bloodshed in the Mideast - Martha Raddatz reports the latest on the protests in Syria, while Miguel Marquez follows John McCain's surprise trip to Libya.

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