World News Podcast - June 28th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's Nick Schifrin is at the scene of a terror attack on a hotel in Kabul, Afghanistan. The results of a thirty year long mammogram study indicate that if screened regularly, 30 percent fewer women would die of breast cancer. A veritable logjam of politicians made rounds through Iowa as the GOP presidential primary race continues to to pick up momentum. And do red light cameras cause more accidents than they prevent? ABC's Jim Avila weighs the pros and cons of the controversial camera. 

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World News Podcast - June 24th, 2011

In tonight's episode, more on the tractor trailer that slammed into an Amtrak train in Reno, Nevada. We bring you the story of the raging river in Minot North Dakota and its effects on thousands of people. Then we explore more information on the American born suspects arrested for plotting a terror attack against Americans. We also examine the exposure of a brave young man's secret to the world and lastly we report on a documentary that educates those on the genetic condition known as Marfan's Syndrome.

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World News Podcast - May 9th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's Diane Sawyer is in Memphis, Tennessee, where the flooded Mississippi river is still rising. Steve Osunsami talks to evacuees from the flood zone, and examines the complex relationship the Mississippi river and the locals that live along its shore.  The river keeps rising but will the levees hold? ABC's Jim Avila has the answer. And in the aftermath of the Osama Bin Laden raid, the U.S. relationship with Pakistan has become strained. 

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World News Podcast - May 4th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News breaks down the details of the U.S. raid on Osama Bin Laden's Pakistani compound. ABC's Nick Schifrin tracked down a friend of Bin Laden's trusted couriers, and Jim Sciutto got a rare interview with a Pakistani Intelligence Officer as we try to find out who is to blame for Bin Laden's slow capture. ABC's Yunji de Nies is in Tuscaloosa, Alabama as citizens continue to search for missing tornado victims.

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