World News Podcast - May 29th, 2014

A record breaking spike of dangerous measles has hit America, find out what’s behind it. An American citizen from Florida involved in a suicide bombing in Syria. The family of the Isla Vista shooter finally speaks out. The FDA has new warning for users of tanning beds. ABC’s Gio Benitez tests at-home security cameras. A popular sky deck in Chicago sends tourists scrambling when it begins to crack. And, a homeless high school student defies all odds. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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World News Podcast - May 28, 2014

The nation is remembering an American original, Maya Angelou. Angelou died at the age of 86 and ABC's Byron Pitts takes a look at her remarkable life. The Veterans Affairs scandal has hit a boiling point - an internal report confirms new evidence that hurt veterans not just in Phoenix, but all over the nation. And a new eyewitness to the rampage in Santa Barbara, California is coming forward and describing those traumatic moments. And a day old infant was snatched from a hospital and rescued by a band of young detectives hours later. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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World News Podcast - May 15th, 2014

California firefighters continue to work against the clock, as record-high temperatures and winds continue to spark new blazes. President Obama dedicates the new museum that tells the story of American courage, compassion, and sacrifice while remembering the September 11th attacks. The Veterans Affairs secretary promises a Senate panel he will act if an investigation shows it's true dozens of vets have died waiting for appointments at VA hospitals. And, ABC’s Chief Health And Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser with a warning about the popular sleep aid that could affect you and your driving even if you feel fully awake. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 9th, 2014

Outraged families are lashing out at the agency that’s supposed to care for America’s veterans. The new wave of storms is ready to strike across the central part of the country. Amnesty International has released what it calls damning evidence the Nigerian Army knew in advance and did nothing to protect the girls’ school from attack. Apple is reportedly buying Beats for over $3 Billion. The NBA has named a new interim chief executive for the Los Angeles Clippers, as a new tape of banned owner Donald Sterling has been released, And, what a group of young children say what makes their moms a star. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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