CUOMO: We're following breaking news. Press Secretary Sean Spicer says President Trump is going to make an announcement about the keystone pipeline this morning. The administration is expected to approve construction of the controversial pipeline. It would carry crude oil from Canada to refineries on the gulf coast. Environmentalists oppose the pipeline, saying it cuts across a large aquifer of fresh water.</s>CAMEROTA: A major battle shaping up in the senate over Supreme Court nominee, Neil Gorsuch. Senate Minority Leader, Chuck Schumer, revealing he will vote against Gorsuch, and he said democrats' plan to filibuster his nomination. Meanwhile, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham says he will do whatever it takes which includes the nuclear option to get Gorsuch through with a simple majority.</s>CUOMO: At least six Secret Service employees are expected to face discipline following the security breach at the White House. Earlier this month, a 26-year-old jumped multiple fences was on the White House grounds for more than 15 minutes. Jonathan Tran is his name. He was apprehended right under the president's bedroom window. Mr. Trump was in the White House at the time of the incidence. Scary, got to get that straight.</s>CAMEROTA: Absolutely. Well, democrats are calling for an independent investigation of the alleged Trump-Russia ties after House Intel Chair, Devin Nunes, briefed the president on surveillance or at least sensitive information. Our experts break down what happens next.
Schumer: Dems Will Filibuster Gorsuch Nomination; Secret Service Employees Face Discipline Over WH Jumper.