"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - February 12, 2015

UNC Shooting: More than five thousand people showed up for the funeral of the young Muslim family gunned down by a neighbor. 

Veterans: President Obama signs a groundbreaking suicide prevention bill aimed at helping veterans in crisis. 

Bob Simon: Legendary journalist, Bob Simon, was killed in a car crash in New York. He’s remembered for his tireless war coverage and died at the age of 73. 

Powerball: Three lucky winners are sharing more than half a billion dollars for the Powerball jackpot. 

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - October 17th, 2014

Monster Storm: One of the most powerful storms in years is bringing powerful winds and waves to the tiny island of Bermuda.

Ebola In America: A new message from the first Texas nurse infected with Ebola gives an update her condition, as we learn about another healthcare worker from Dallas in quarantine on a cruise ship.

Ticket Blitz: Has your town done something very tiny to the traffic lights to make more money?

Person Of The Week: America's veterans of World War 2 are being honored and remembered in the new movie "Fury" about the American tankers who helped beat Hitler.

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World News Podcast - June 6th, 2014

Dramatic moments at an Atlanta courthouse when a deadly shootout broke out between a heavily armed gunman and police. Severe weather making its way through parts of the country. ABC’s Diane Sawyer sitting one on one with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to discuss her health, her critics, and the Bowe Bergdahl controversy. In Florida, a big money scandal has lottery players seeing dollar signs. World War two veterans celebrated across the country and around the globe as we mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 8th, 2014

The next round of severe weather is taking aim at the nation’s midsection. Efforts to rescue nearly 300 kidnapped girls in Nigeria are intensifying. The House Veterans Affairs Committee will subpoena emails and memos from top VA officials as they investigate reports of as many as 40 deaths at the VA hospital in Phoenix. We are hearing the first public reaction of banned Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling to the controversy surrounding his alleged recorded racist comments. And, ABC’s Chief Business and Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis with how some stores are making their prices higher when you shop online. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - November 11th 2011

In tonight’s episode, another member of the Penn State coaching staff has been sidelined.  Next, new polls show that Newt Gingrich is stepping up from behind.  We also learn that stores may be opening on Thanksgiving day.  Also, a lot people are curious about the 11^th day of the 11^th month of 2011…ABC’s Cecilia finds out how lucky this day really is.  And finally, ABC News looks at the challenges Veterans face when they are able to come home. 



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