World News Podcast - December 2, 2011

In tonight's episode, the chaos and the cleanup after ferocious winds tear up the West. Plus, unemployment plunging to its lowest rate in years... companies even posting Help Wanted signs. Are we finally turning the corner? Also, a renowned high school refuses to admit a 13-year-old honor student who is HIV positive. Finally, many Americans are working long past retirement age, and many by choice. The 90-year-old hairdresser who's still cutting it.

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World News Podcast - October 18, 2011

In tonight's episode, an ABC News exclusive, What President Obama really thinks about Herman Cain's 9-9-9 plan, the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters and his own performance....Plus, a simple blood test that promises to give expectant mothers the answers they need without the risk. And how a quick thinking 911 operator saved a scared mom and her 5 year old in the back seat.



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World News Podcast - July 5th, 2011

In tonight's episode, the case capitivated the country for three years but it concluded in just under 11 hours. The Casey Anthony verdict is in, finding her not guilty on all of the most serious charges. Then, scam artists are siphoning off $17 billion in tax payer dollars intended for those without jobs. Then, the lives of high school students continue to belie economists' official claims that the recession ended two years ago. And, it's never too late to start excercising and if women do, they could cut their risk of sudden cardiac arrest by 92 percent.

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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 - June 3rd, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's Bob Woodruff reports from the North Carolina federal courthouse where former Senator John Edwards was indicted on charges of using campaign finance money to cover up his mistress and their love child. Are your veggies safe to eat? ABC's Lisa Stark investigates a strain of E-coli that is spreading all across Europe. A new jobs report indicates that unemployment reached 9.1 percent in May. And synthetic marijuana has become a legal and very powerful drug of choice for many teens in the U.S., but where did it come from? ABC's Brian Ross investigates.

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