TOKYO (AP) - Questions are being raised about Japan's commitment

to bolstering oversight after last year's nuclear crisis. Tokyo has

failed to create a revamped nuclear regulatory agency by the

promised date - April 1 - amid political infighting. Authorities

have been accused of lax supervision of Japan's 54 nuclear reactors

after a massive earthquake and tsunami.

     WASHINGTON (AP) - Researchers say the latest analysis of airline

performance is gaining altitude. Passenger opinion has improved in

general in four major categories; lost bags, delayed flights, lousy

service and getting bumped from full planes.

     ISLAMABAD (AP) - The lawyer for Osama bin Laden's family says

his three widows and two of his daughters face another two weeks in

prison after being convicted on charges of illegally living in

Pakistan. They were sentenced to 45 days in prison, but got credit

for time served. They'll then be deported.

     BRUSSELS (AP) - There's more evidence of recession in the 17

nations using the common euro currency. Official figures show

Eurozone unemployment rose to its highest level since the currency

was introduced back in 1999. It's 10.8 percent. Figures from

earlier today also indicate a downturn in manufacturing.

     WASHINGTON (AP) - Pressing trade, economic and energy issues

will be on the minds of President Barack Obama and the leaders of

Canada and Mexico today. Obama is convening a summit with the other

leaders at the White House. Mexican oil exports and the delayed oil

pipeline from Canada to Texas are likely to be on the agenda.

MIAMI (AP) - Political leaders, sport stars, entertainers and

several thousand people have taken part in a rally in Miami to

support the family of an unarmed Florida teenager shot and killed

by a neighborhood watch volunteer. Sunday's rally came a day after

thousands marched through Sanford, where 28-year-old George

Zimmerman shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin in February.

     WEEKI WACHEE, Fla. (AP) - Authorities say a 29-year-old

Gainesville man drowned during a dive at the Weeki Wachee Springs

State Park. Authorities say Marson Ashly Kay became disoriented

during a dive on Saturday and got stuck in an opening that was too

small for him to swim through.

NEW PORT RICHEY, Fla. (AP) - Authorities say two Tampa Bay-area

men are in custody after firing at sheriff's deputies in separate

incidents.

In New Port Richey, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office says a

heavily armed man fled to a neighbor's house early Monday after

deputies showed up at his home.

The sheriff's office says the man shot at deputies clearing the

neighbor's house but then surrendered after they returned fire.

No one was injured.

In Dade City, the sheriff's office says deputies shot a man who

pointed a gun at city police officers late Sunday.

The sheriff's office says the man had barricaded himself inside

a home and had a history of threatening his family with guns. The

man's condition was not immediately clear.