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China-US Relations / Plane Dispute #438888

CNN Evening News for Sunday, Apr 15, 2001
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(Studio: Stephen Frazier) Report introduced.

(Crawford, Texas: Kelly Wallace) The continuing dispute between China and the US over a downed American spy plane on Hainan Island, China, reported. [Senator Robert TORRICELLI - says there will be retribution.] [Senator George ALLEN - talks about proposed military equipment sales to Taiwan.] [Senator Richard DURBIN - says he hopes the United States does not cancel trade relations with China.] [Representative Henry HYDE - says China could lose "most favored nation" status.] [Senator Chuck HAGEL - says the China-US relationship needs to be repaired.]

Reporter(s):
Frazier, Stephen;
Wallace, Kelly
Duration:
00:02:20

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