World News Podcast - March 15th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News continues its special coverage of the disaster in Japan. David Muir updates the critical status of Japan's crippled nuclear power plants, while Dan Harris provides a radiation reality check for worried Americans. Martha Raddatz puts a nuclear worst case scenario into perspective, while Diane Sawyer examines Japan's efforts to find all the people still missing amid the destruction.

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World News Podcast - March 14th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News is on the ground in Japan as relief efforts continue in the wake of Friday's devastating earthquake. Christiane Amanpour examines the victims' desperate need for humanitarian aid, while David Muir follows the ongoing struggle to keep damaged nuclear power plants from melting down. Are American nuclear reactors protected from earthquakes? ABC's David Wright finds out.

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World News Podcast - March 11th, 2011

In tonight's podcast, Disaster in the Pacific - the worst earthquake in Japan's recorded history is followed by tsunamis affecting coastlines around the Pacific from Chile to California. To compound the tragedy, two nuclear power plants in Japan have lost backup power following the earthquake and tsunami, and now face the very real danger of core meltdown.

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World News Podcast - March 10th, 2011

In tonight's episode, an new study finds nearly 5% of Americans are cancer survivors, congressional hearings on terrorism faced controversy over its focus on Islamic Americans, torrential rain and flooding are putting much of the Northeast under water, a top White House adviser gaffes on the biggest threats to the US, Nick Schifrin reports from the front lines in Libya, and a set of 100 year old twins give their insight into living a long life.

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World News Podcast - March 9th, 2011

In tonight's episode, an NPR scandal forces its CEO to step down and could jeopardize its funding in the future, we investigate the man who claims to be an investigative journalist and his earlier works, thunderstorms and tornadoes rip through the Southeast, Libyan rebels and loyalists continue to battle for territory, a tragic fire kills 7 children in Pennyslvania, smart phone addiction hits women harder than men, and vacationers beware - hotel photos don't always show the whole picture.

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