reporter: this meeting is billed as a dialog and it is high level: by iluding secretary of state hlary clinton, t obama team is sialing the breadth of issues china and the u.s.ace. but the very sizof the meeting and the size othe two nations underscos the difficulty of makinguick changes. >> thimakes it very important that this dialue continues and at the united states be in a position to nudge cha in the righdirection as it emerges as the leading econic power of the st century. >> rorter: one issue where progress is slow, but thneed increasinglyrgent is climate ange. the two countries have deep economic diffences there that may be harder to resolve tha the usual disaeements over currcies and trade. darren gersh, "nigly business repo", washington. >> suzannetoday marks the third raight up day for the dow with a modest 15-poi gain. but the blue cp average has been on a tear surng about 40% sincits march low, while the s&p 500 is up 45% in t same time frame as scott gurvey repos, those gains e starting to make some investors quite nervou reporter: is it the real thing or just a headake. what the

andhat's why we begin tonight with secretary of state hlary clinton's sit to that imrtant country. just day the two nations granted a new deal that wi grant americanompanies xclusive rights to sell indi civilian nuclearower reactors. a deal that cld be worth $10 llion. but even as that al was stck, india once again today resisteamerican efforts to limit carbon emissions a al india fears would slow its own economy. althis is our "lead focus" tonight. >> sectary clinton spent her weekend trying to brinhome the united stas message that ndia's booming economyeeds to put therakes on carbon emissions. but the secretary oftate a clear no fromndia's leaders. >> india's positi is, i would li to make it clear and categorical. india's position is thawe are simply t in a position to take on legally binding emissn reduction target >> like ma of the world's developing countries, india is unwillingo commit to cutting greeouse gasses at the expense of economic growth and s. clinton was quick tory to assure themhat's not the plan. >> the ited states does not and will not do anying that would limitn

. >> what the significance of secretary of state hlary clinton's meetg today with president zey?the firs meeting with the depos president zelaya wit the high-level u.s. official. so signicant in two vels. first of all it is ving a certain amoun of legitimacy to the fact that he was removed unconstitutionly and that he is the rightful predent of honduras. bu second of all, i actuall indicates tha the united stas is, again, and washington, d.c., is again becong the focal point. thisould have nothappened, sa four, five, six yearsago. that both parties a includi the -- the factf the representatives of the government are in washington, d.c. bufact that the.s. has play a role at indicates that really it's a lae and significant player inhe region. >> do we have a lot of inflnce over ts whole drama that's playing out? do we have a lot of input? >> we have a lot of input. first of all, we've alway had close relationships with honduras. 67 of honduran exportsn 2007 went the unid states and we ha about $94illion worth o aid and assistance that goeso the honduran government and to the hondur

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