BLITZER: Brianna Keilar is monitoring some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now including the latest on that wrecked Italian cruise ship. Briana, what do you have?</s>BRIANNA KEILAR, CNN WHITE HOUSE CORRESPONDENT: Wolf, some more grim news from that wrecked ship. Two more bodies have been recovered from the Costa Concordia bringing the confirmed number of victims to 15. And 17 people are still missing. Rescue workers are also pumping fuel from the ship to minimize any environmental damage and removing that fuel will take about a month. It looks like Supreme Court Justice Elena Kagan will take part in a major health care ruling after all. The other, eight justices have turned aside a motion from a group that wanted Kagan to recuse herself from the late-March oral arguments. The ruling will decide the constitutionality of President Obama's health care law. Kagan was solicitor general in the Obama administration when the law was enacted. And comedian Tracy Morgan is being treated at a hospital in Utah after falling ill during the Sundance film festival. A representative for the "30 Rock" star says a combination of exhaustion and altitude. The hospital said no drugs were found in Morgan's system. He does suffer from diabetes and he had a kidney transplant in 2010.</s>BLITZER: The altitude is high and he has serious issues. We hope he has a very speedy recovery. Jack Cafferty is asking, what ask the secret to Newt Gingrich's success? Your e-mail coming up. And U.S. allies stepping up the pressure on Iran. Why their bold new action could hit Iran where it hurts. That's coming up right at the top of the hour.
Justice Kagan Will Hear Health Care Appeals; 15 Dead From Cruise Ship Wreck