ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: And the Senate is trying to confirm Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch. CNN's Sunlen Serfaty is in middle of it all on Capitol Hill. What is the latest, Sunlen?</s>SUNLEN SERFATY, CNN CONGRESSIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Alisyn. Well, the White House certainly continues their full scale blitz up here on Capitol Hill. Mike Pence up here later today for the third straight day trying to revive this bill. He met last night with a conservative House Freedom Caucus, and after that meeting, the Chairman Mark Meadows emerging saying, yes, steps are going in the right direction, but notably, there's no legislative text yet. No one has signed on to any agreement. And, certainly, the big divide between House conservative members and House moderate Republicans still exists, and that's what originally brought down this bill in the first place. Now, over here to the battle going on in the Senate, Republicans took their first procedural step, which essentially sets the wheels in motion pushing towards using the nuclear option on Thursday to get Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch through. Now, in this time, Democrats are really using this time to rail against Gorsuch. I want to show you live pictures of Senator Jeff Merkley who is on the Senate floor. This is his 11th hour of the talk-a-thon. This notably does nothing to change anything. They can't delay or prevent the inevitable from happening here, but they are using this time to air their grievances. Once the nuclear option is invoked, Chris, on Thursday, that's up to a final vote on Friday.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: All right. Sunlen, thank you very much. So, North Korea launches a missile. That's an obvious play for attention. We often report on what they do, but we rarely understand why they do it. So, when we come back, we're going to take a look at what Kim Jong-un wants exactly.
GOP Set to Change Rules to Confirm Neil Gorsuch