BLITZER: The acting director of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives expected to resign in the wake of a very controversial gun purchasing program. Lisa Sylvester is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in the SITUATION ROOM right now. This was, once again, another major blunder.</s>LISA SYLVESTER, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Yes, that's right, Wolf. Federal sources are now saying that Kenneth Melson could step down in the next day or two over operation fast and furious. It's a program that allows the illegal purchase of weapons, some of which ended up in the hands of Mexican drug cartels. Attorney General Eric Holder is expected to meet tomorrow with the head of the ATF field office in Chicago about potentially serving as an acting replacement. And a major victory for retail giant, Wal-Mart. The Supreme Court ruling today that a massive job discrimination lawsuit brought against the corporation is too big, and therefore, not justified. The class (ph) action status may have potentially involved more than one million former current and former female employees. And the group charged with overseeing development of the internet voted today to relax the rules for naming websites. The change would allow any combination of letters or numbers to follow the dot rather than just com, dot kids or dot shop, or just a few of the examples. Starting next January, you can start applying for new domain ending. So, we could have a, maybe, a dot Blitzer, perhaps, or dot Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Dot Lisa.</s>SYLVESTER: A dot Lisa.</s>BLITZER: You never know.</s>SYLVESTER: Yes. So, next January, mark your calendar.</s>BLITZER: Very cool. Thank you. The FBI is trying a new tactic to find two high profile fugitives. Stand by for details on the bureau's outreach on TV talks shows and the cost to American taxpayers. And CNN in depth. Exposing the horrors of modern day slavery. Yes, slavery is going on right now.
Sources: ATF Acting Director May Resign