World News Podcast - November 19, 2012

In tonight's episode, Israel and militants in Gaza continues to lob rockets and missiles as calls for peace intensify.  Can Egypt and the US broker a ceasefire between the two sides?  Back home, holiday travelers are already setting off to start the busiest travel week of the year.  Get some tips on how to make your trip cheaper and less stressful.  A new study out says a shockingly high number of teens are using steroids.  This and more in the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - November 16th, 2012

In tonight's episode, violence in the Middle East escalates as Hamas rockets hit Jerusalem.  Is the region on the brink of war?  Back in the US, how did another oil platform in the Gulf of Mexico catch on fire?  Former CIA Director David Petraeus testifies before two Congressional committees behind closed doors.  What did he have to say about his affair and the attack in Benghazi?  Finally, a famous journalist is trying to save Thanksgiving.  He's got some tips on how to make dinner a peaceful one.

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World News Podcast - November 24, 2011

In tonight's episode, People are lining up for the earliest start ever to Black Friday. So much on the line for the economy. The three best deals our correspondent found for you. Plus, The tragic plane crash in the Superstition Mountains; The Harry Potter author with some very angry words. Why she was so upset; The people in need you met this year and how your generous response helped them. The American spirit this Thanksgiving. Finally, A real-life family dilemma this Thanksgiving. Two brothers coaching against each other for the first time in NFL history. Who will their parents root for?

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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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World News Podcast - November 22nd, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, two major storms are converging on the country just in time to snarl holiday travel plans; two new alleged victims – both under 18 - of Jerry Sandusky are stepping forward, raising questions about when and if the abuse ever stopped; three American students are being detained in Egypt, accused of bombing as violence ad protests amp up yet again in Tahrir Square; President Obama’s former body man speaks about his time spent in the White House; a special message from the Department of Homeland Security about keeping your home safe during the holidays; and if you thought that six degrees of separation linked us all together, you’re about to find out that we’re all a lot closer



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