at&t. rethink possible. on the one-year anniversary of the gulf oil disaster, the british oil giant announcing it's suing the rig's owner. bp wants $40 million in damages from transocean, blaming the company for last year's deadly explosion. b.p. is also going after the maker of the device that failed to stop the subsequent oil spill. in japan, some of the evacuees have been slipping back into their homes to get their belongings. so the government is now warning them they will face fines or detention if they're caught. adding insult to injury, an independent group that helps governments tackle economic issues is suggesting that japan quadruple its sales tax to help deal with the costs of the disaster. well, good night, napping air traffic controllers. transportation secretary ray lahood said two trollers were
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