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A cruise ship at the center of the hantavirus outbreak is now anchored off of Spain's Canary Islands.

The passengers, including 17 Americans, are being flown home.

One American is tested positive.

Another has what is being called mild symptoms.

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Trump is scheduled to arrive in Beijing late Wednesday and meet with Xi Thursday morning and again Thursday night for a state dinner.

The two leaders will also have a working lunch planned for Friday before Trump's departure.

The war in Iran, trade negotiations, and other economic issues are on the agenda, along with artificial intelligence.

Senator Jack Reed of Rhode Island, the top Democrat on the Senate Armed Services Committee, said Trump is going into the meeting with Xi in a, quote, terribly weakened condition because of the Iran war.

This is Trump's second trip to China.

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The passengers from that cruise ship at the center of the recent hantavirus outbreak are being evaluated, evacuated, and eventually will be flown home.

The ship arrives Sunday in the Canary Islands, which is part of Spain off of the northwest coast of Africa.