Big but therent were enough. The Dow Jones Industrial average closed up 10 pois to 27,691. Its ninth record close of the year. Da the n fell 11 and the s p 500 was dow 6. The reason, boeing. The stock rose 4. 5 after the company said the 737 max could be back in service by the end of january. The aerospace companylso said it will resume deliveries of the jet next month. Phil lebeau takes a look at whats behind that optimism. Reporter with well over 300 newly b 737 maxes parked and waiting to go io commercial service, boeing is anxious to get the 737 max back in the air again. In fact, it believes that could happen as soon as january. Boeings time line calls for a certification flight by ear next nth. If there are no issues, faa certification is expected by mid decemb. So max deliveries would resume. Pilot training rules for the plane s could be by mid restart commercial flights on d planes that have been parked for almost a year. D butt expect southwest and american to begin flying the
Their counterparts. Both of those motions are later this afternoon. And now live to the senate floor here on cspan2. The president pro tempore the senate will come to order. The chaplain, dr. Black, will lead the senate in prayer. The chaplain let us pray. Eternal god, thank you for your sanctifying truth. Use our lawmakers to live your truth for the glory of your name. May your truth keep us from the things that can pollute our lives and dishonor you. Forgive us when we are reluctant to submit to you with our bodies, minds, and spirits. Make us all vessels of honor, prepared for every good work. We pray in your strong name. Amen. The president pro tempore please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Mr. Grassley mr. President. The presiding officer the senator from iowa. Mr. Grassley id like t
Our guest is senator kiersten gillibrand. Fill theppointed to seat of one of her mentors, hillaryy of state clinton. She is known for her work on behalf of women. She has endorsed paid family leave, sponsored legislation to help reduce maternal mortality, and spoken out against Sexual Harassment and assault, including in congress. About we will hear more these efforts and her other priorities, including medicare for all, gun control, and immigration policy. She will also share thoughts about her campaign, including her strategy for making it onto the democratic stage in houston next month. Please join me in welcoming kissinger legrand and the Washington Post bob costa. [applause] thank you much for joining us here at Washington Post live. Really appreciate you taking the time, senator. Busy on the campaign trail. Yesterday, i was in missouri. What we have seen is an allout assault on womens reproductive freedom and we went to the front about, what does an attack on womens reproductive
Were delighted to have you with us this morning. Today is the latest installment in our Washington Post live 2020 candidates series. Through these indepth, oneonone conversations, were learning more about the men and women seeking to become the next president of the United States. And what inspires them to serve the American People. Our guest this morning is new york senator gillibrand. In 2006, she captured the attention of the political establishment by winning an upset victory in the race to represent new yorks 20th congressional district. Just three years later, she was appointed to fill the senate seat of one of her mentors, former secretary of state hillary clinton. Now in her second full term, senator gillibrand is known especially for her work on behalf of women. Shes endorsed paid family leave, sponsored legislation to help reduce maternal mortality, and spoken out against Sexual Harassment and assault, including in congress. Today we will hear more about these efforts, and se
Women seeking the presidency of the United States and what inspires them to serve the American People. Our guest this morning is new york senator Kirsten Gillibrand. In 2006 she captured the attention of the political establishment winning an upset victory in the race to represent new yorks 20th congressional district. Just three years later she was appointed to the fill the senate seat of one of her mentors, former secretary of state hillary clinton. Now in her second full term, shes working on behalf of women. Paid family leave, reducing Maternal Mortality and spoken out against Sexual Harassment and assault including in congress. Today well hear more about these efforts and senator gillibrands other priorities such as medicare for all, gun control and immigration policy and share with us thoughts about her Campaign Including her strategy for making it onto the democratic stage in houston next month. Please join me in welcoming senator Kirsten Gillibrand and the Washington Posts bob