The latest on the bombing of a commuter train near Chechnya that has left 36 people dead. Russia's national security service says four attackers were involved.

For the fourth straight month the Labor Department says employers added new jobs.

The flu outbreaks taking place around the country are a strain call A-Fujian-H3N2, which was not selected for this year's flu vaccine.

A program at Rhode Island Hospital helps control children who feel compelled to start fires. For more information about the Bradley Fire Safe Familes Program, please call 401.432.1390 and leave a message with the referral coordinator.

A roundup of news stories from around the country including the missing student from North Dakota and the sniper-like shootings in Columbus, Ohio.

We speak to Adam Neiman, founder of the company "No Sweat Apparel" and its online mall www.nosweatshop.com

We review the new Tom Cruise film "The Last Samurai."

Resident foodie Scott Haas learns how to make miso soup from Gourmet magazine's Japan correspondent.