World News Podcast - September 27, 2011

In tonight's podcast, Michael Jackson's doctor goes on trial; Will Coca-Cola turn its back on the U.S.? Why Coke's CEO has his eye on China; Twenty thousand weapons capable of taking down a passenger plane go missing; and fast food restaurants are hoping grilled cheese and gourmet burgers can lure American families back to the drive thru.

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World News Podcast - September 26th, 2011

In tonight’s podcast, more bank fees could be headed your way as free checking accounts become scarce; Timothy Geithner talks jobs and another potential recession; following frontrunner Rick Perry’s straw poll fall in Florida, GOP brass are looking for a candidate to unite the Republican base; Sesame Street is now trying to help U.S. children catch up with other countries in math and science; new information for women on diagnosing heart attacks; and finally, a new book from Prince William shows just how much influence Queen Elizabeth had on the royal wedding planning.   

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World News Podcast - September 23, 2011

In tonight's episode, 20-20 Anchor Chris Cuomo leads the Made in America team by looking into jobs that are given to Chinese companies and workers...how can we bring these American jobs home?  Ron Claiborne examines how grocery stores 'trick' their customers into buying foods they didn't go to the store to buy.  When will the sky fall? ABC'S Neal Karlinsky is waiting for that huge satellite to fall to the earth.   

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World News Podcast - September 22, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's David Muir reports from Wall Street where stocks fell today.  Yesterday, a man was executed who many people believe was innocent...starting a debate around the country about the death penalty.  ABC's Steve Osunsami and legal analyst Dan Abrams discuss this case and the history of the death penalty in the United States.  A top military official in the U.S. lashed out against Pakistan today which may result in a war of words with one of our biggest allies in the war against terror.  How much could family dinners help your teen? ABC's Dan Harris breaks down the facts.

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World News Podcast - September 21, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's Jim Avila looks into home prices...and when you should think about walking away.  How much does Congress spend on muffins? ABC's Jon Karl has a startling new report about how politicians are wasting money.  ABC's Jake Tapper has been traveling with President Obama who spoke at the United Nations today.  The U.S. hikers who have been imprisoned in Iran for over 2 years have finally been freed, and ABC's Jim Sciutto was there to see them greet their families.

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