Good morning, everyone. I'm Kate Baldwin. It's Friday. Thank goodness, May 15th. Here are your five things.

Number one, the China Takeaways. President Trump is on his way back to Washington right now, after tea and a working lunch with China's leader, Xi Jinping.

On his way, he said a lot of different problems were settled.

But the end result of the visit, still a TBD.

It was heavy on pleasantries, for sure.

But so far has been light on actual concrete announcements

and deliverables, as they say, on the key issues of tariffs

and trade, Iran war, and Taiwan.

I think a lot of good has come of it.

We've made some fantastic trade deals, great for both countries.

He's a man I respect greatly.

The most concrete announcement so far, commitments from Beijing to buy 200 Boeing jets and billions of dollars in agricultural products over the next three years,

but U.S. soybean futures actually fell on the news, reflecting disappointment around the lack of specifics on future purchases.

President Xi promised to send seeds to the United States after President Trump marveled at the roses that he saw at the Communist Party headquarters.

On Iran, the Chinese government says the war should never have happened.

President Trump says China has pledged to not provide military equipment to Iran.

So, standby to stand by on that one.

Number two, the abortion pill.

The U.S. Supreme Court now says that for now, women can still access Mithipristone through

telehealth and get the pill by mail.

But this is not the end of the legal saga over the widely used abortion medication.

The injustices did not rule on the merits of this case, yet it was

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