Happening now, the CDC chief under fire as frustrations grow over her decisions and

messaging while amacron cases keep surging. It's another headache for

President Biden as a disappointing report

on jobs growth adds to the concerns about the U.S. economy. Also tonight, the

three white men who chased and murdered Black Jogger Amat Arbury are sentenced to life in prison,

with two of them having no chance of parole.

And in detention, the tennis star Novak Ajocovic awaits a decision on whether he'll play in the Australian Open or be deported.

His family claims he's being treated like a prisoner amid the dispute over his visa and vaccine status.

We want to welcome our viewers here in the United States

and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer, you're in the situation room.

First tonight Dr. Rochelle Wilesky is vowing and will prove her role as CDC

director as a response to the Amachron crisis and her credibility are being

questioned.

Let's go straight to our Chief National Affairs Correspondent, Jeff Zelen, he's joining us from

Las Vegas.

Just out of the President's arrival there later tonight.

Jeff, the White House is growing increasingly frustrated, I understand, with the CDC director.

What are you learning?

Wolf, as the pandemic continues to complicate essentially all walks of American life,

there is significant criticism between the White House and other medical specialists directed

toward the CDC, largely because of confusing

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