BLITZER: The investigation into the deadly meningitis outbreak is growing right now across the United States. As are the number of products potentially to blame. Kate is back monitoring that. She is monitoring that and some of the other top stories in THE SITUATION ROOM right now. What's the latest, Kate?</s>KATE BOLDUAN, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Hi, there, Wolf. At least 203 people have gotten sick and 15 have died after receiving steroid injections, but there are 200 other products in question. And that list is more than 70 pages long. The FDA is urging anyone who used a product by the New England Compounding Center to be vigilant for signs of meningitis. But the FDA has not released the list of doctors and hospitals that received the center's products. Also today, battery maker A123 became at least the fifth company to receive millions in stimulus funds and then file for bankruptcy. The Massachusetts based company makes lithium ion batteries used in hybrid and electric cars, power grids and military equipment. The company says it will sell some of its assets to Johnson Controls, an auto parts company based in Wisconsin. And finally, two cruise ship workers are accused of coming home with more than a kilo of cocaine. Officers discovered the drugs during a routine crew inspection as these two 25-year-olds attempted to disembark in Florida. One denied knowing anything about the drugs while the other admitted they were carrying them for a former crew member and had done it before. The name of the cruise ship incidentally allure of the seas. Not such a good idea -- Wolf.</s>BLITZER: Not such a good name. All right, Kate, thanks very much.
233 Sick, 15 Dead in Meningitis Epidemic