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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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 - May 7th, 2014

A heat wave is bearing down on parts of the country. Parts of Kansas are seeing record high triple –digit temperatures and wildfires are spreading throughout Oklahoma. ABC’s Robin Roberts discusses Benghazi and the missing Nigerian school girls with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. Hollywood actress Valerie Harper makes an appearance at Capitol Hill, asking for more funding for lung cancer research. One of the performers who faced that terrifying circus accident speaks out about the mid-air horror. And, ABC’s Nick Watt has the fascinating story of a singing nun sensation in Italy.This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 6th, 2014

Nearly 300 school girls are still missing in Nigeria, as the UN says a new group of girls was taken today. President Obama says he is sending a team to Africa to try to help find them. So is the extreme weather all around us global warming or not? President Obama and 300 experts say, yes. ABC’s meteorologist Ginger Zee met with President Obama at the White House about the new plan they are proposing to decrease CO2 emissions. Notorious White House intern, Monica Lewinsky, is breaking her 10 year silence. And, ABC’s Paula Faris has some tips on how to save money on your credit card bill. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 5th, 2014

In Nigeria, almost 300-school girls were kidnapped from their school, sparking a global outrage. Firefighters battle a wildfire in Oklahoma that’s bearing down on homes. New details in the terrifying circus accident that left eight female performers injured. Simple secrets that will transform your home and boost the value. ABC’s Nick Watt investigates the “secret menu” at some of America’s favorite food joints. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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