jim sutton with the sutton law firm and also have a different comment about the proposed regulation regarding the disclosure of fundraising by lobbyists. we too commend the staff by confronting vague and ambiguous provegzs of the law and doing a yeoman's job on coming up with guidelines on of lobbyists we present that struggled with these forms on a monthly basis but we have a concern with the regulation that would dramatically change that the way . >> >> lobbyists disclose and the proposed regulation comes up with a entirely new legal standard. does know or have reason to know standard which in los angeles is used in some laws but not used in san francisco laws and we have concern that the new standard is really much more unworkable and really vaguer than even the current law although we agree that the current law on what fundraising activities lobbyists have to disclose is in need of clarification so i like to use this example why it's unworkable to expect lobbyists to disclose contributions which they have reason to know or made because of their fundraising efforts. i like all of you will

jim thank you. a washington institution is calling it quits. for the last 15 years terry suttonthe first face or voice that reporters dealing with the state department press office would encounter. known for her dry wit and generous soul she served the last seven years spokes people at the department. she had previously woke at other bureaus within the state as well as our embassy in the philippines. she's retiring after a 42 year career in public service. we wish her well. today is the 50th wedding anniversary of former vice president dick cheney and wife lynn. their daughter liz sent along this picture of the couple back in 1964. happy anniversary. >>> no grapevine tonight. we can start the panel early. first remember the president's red line in syria? how what did not happen when it was crossed affects an even greater threat today. @" [ male announcer ] it's one of the most amazing things we build and it doesn't even fly. we build it in classrooms and exhibit halls, mentoring tomorrow's innovators. we build it raising roofs, preserving habitats and serving america's veterans.