World News Podcast - March 29, 2014

An earthquake struck just outside Los Angeles and more than a hundred aftershocks followed but the scariest part of all is that this line of quakes is on a fault that leads right to the center of the city. General Motors is facing more trouble with a million more cars having been recalled because of faulty ignition switches. And search and rescue workers in Washington state honored victims of the deadly mudslide with a moment of silence before resuming the tiresome search. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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World News Podcast - March 28, 2014

New clues have surfaced around the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and it might just be the the first big break. The winter might be over but a spring blast of severe weather is on its way all over the country. And embattled New Jersey Governor Chris Christie gave his first press conference, the first in months just a day after his exclusive interview with ABC's World News anchor Diane Sawyer. This and more on the World News Podcast. 

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World News Podcast - March 27, 2014

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is speaking out after the infamous Bridgegate scandal that put his political career in jeopardy and now a new report exonerates him. ABC's World News Anchor Diane Sawyer spoke with the governor in an exclusive interview. Dangerous weather has hampered the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 just as new satellite imagesof possible debris may provide clues to teh weheabouts of the missing jetliner. For the first time, President Obama and Pope Francis met and ABC's Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl has the inside scoop. This and more on the World News Podcast. 

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World News Podcast - March 26th, 2014

The best lead yet in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane, as more than 120 objects of all sizes have been spotted from the sky. The NTSB says the operator of a train that crashed in Chicago admits she fell asleep just before the crash. A new black eye for the elite security detail assigned to protect the President overseas. And, ABC’s Cecilia Vega with the Colorado girl who shaved her head to support a friend who went bald because of cancer treatment. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 25th, 2014

The search and rescue mission continues after a massive mudslide swept away dozens of homes in Washington. Dangerous weather conditions have stalled the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane off the Western Coast of Australia. The base-jumpers who parachuted from the top of the World Trade Center are now speaking out about why they did it. And, ABC’s Chief Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser on the epidemic of young children suffering adult injuries. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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