World News Podcast - January 16th, 2014

A gunman opens fire in an Indiana supermarket, claiming two lives before police shoot and kill him. Three men are under arrest after allegedly sparking a California wildfire that has destroyed homes. A new warning is issued for West Virginia residents after a chemical leak contaminates the water. Physicians say the quality of emergency room care has fallen. And ABC's John Quinones on conquering Americans' number one fear. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 14th, 2014

Gunfire at a New Mexico school leaves two students injured. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie takes on the scandal threatening his office during his annual State of the State address. A former Florida top cop made a court appearance, accused of shooting a father who was texting in a movie theater. A federal judge has rejected a proposed settlement between the NFL and retired players who suffered concussions. And, ABC’s Byron Pitts with the simple solution to protect your family’s home from fires caused by space heaters and stay warm in the winter. This and more on the World News Podcast

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World News Podcast - January 12th, 2014

Hundreds of thousands of people are still without clean water in West Virginia following a chemical spill. Iran has committed to specific steps to dismantle its nuclear program, getting relief from economic sanctions in return. An interesting turn of events in France, with news the country’s first live in lady has been hospitalized after allegations her partner, the president, was having an affair. And, ABC’s David Muir with the mom who lost her legs at the Boston Marathon Bombing now back on her feet, thanks to the help of Marines. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 11th, 2014

Emergency supplies arrive in West Virginia, but tens of thousands of people are still unable to use the water after a chemical spill. Major League Baseball reduces Alex Rodriguez’s suspension over charges he used performance-enhancing drugs, but will he play ball this year as he takes the case to federal court? Neiman Marcus now admits thieves stole its shoppers credit information during the holiday rush. A dozen states are on alert for severe weather and flooding. And, ABC’S Muhammad Lila with the successful test flight of Richard Branson’s “Space Ship Two.” This and more on the World News Podcast

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World News Podcast - January 10th, 2014

A state of emergency and a water ban has been declared for nine counties in West Virginia, after a toxic spill along one of the state’s major rivers. Flu season is spreading rapidly across America, and young people are getting hit worse than others. Police are now checking social media to try to stop partying teenagers before things get out of control. And, ABC’s Amy Robach with the actress featured in the February series of “Elle” Magazine who has sparked a new debate about race and body image for women. This and more on the World News Podcast

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