Good evening. I'm Amna Nawaz. Jeff Bennett is away on the news hour tonight.

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Tonight, President Trump is returning to Washington after a summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.

The president announced China would buy hundreds of Boeing jets, and Beijing confirmed

the two sides would launch a board of trade and investment. But beyond that, there are few

specifics. Nick Schifrin reports on the pageantry and the policy from Beijing.

Today in Beijing, Xi Jinping brought President Trump into the Communist Party's inner sanctum.

They live there.

The president showed admiration for the grounds and his guide.

I like this.

I like this.

And a summit the president proclaimed would produce deals.

Instead, ended with few details, even fewer Chinese concessions, and

an apparent U.S. endorsement for what Xi Jinping called a new era of constructive, strategic

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