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Germany / Chinese government / President Trump / President Xi Jinping #1196441

CBS Evening News for Monday, Jul 03, 2017
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China's President Xi Jinping gave President Trump an earful last night when they spoke by phone. The two men will meet in person this week at the G 20 conference in Germany. Ben Tracy reports. She was upset that a U.S. destroyer sailed close to a disputed island claimed by China. The Chinese government says the USS Statham, a Navy warship, was trespassing in its waters when it passed just 12 miles off the coast of a small island in the South China Sea Sunday. The United States disputes China's c...
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