rebecca: thanks for joinining us on "washinon business report." when we return, a big namis here to talk small rebea: welcome back. itit is time for the small busiss spoight. we get advice from a big name in washingtonon. and the webster group was created in 1995, it quickly became a powerful and respected rm in event planning. that is a key industry in washington. the webster group has beeeen such a big name for so long, we were surprised see the stunning growth this company is still exexpensing two decades later. named the list ofof the fastest-growg companies natiwide. joining us today to share the secrets growing a company started in her home basement and how even small business can put on events with a wow factor, founder the webster group lynda webste you u have been onon the show before. itas been a while. share with our audience your growth. how has company that has been big for two decades become one ofhe fastest-growing comnies in the past year? what is going on? lynda: washington is a great ace to do b business. the city has gotten more

thanks for joining us. so the aim of the negotiations is to persuade iran to restrain its nuclear program in exchange for relief from these sanctions. do you believe the deal that is being talked about today would do that? >> well we don't know what the deal is. we will have to wait until an agreement is reached if one is reached. still about 50/50 before we can make the final judgment on it. i do think that the prime minister helped himself in his re-election campaign. i don't know what the ultimate effect will be there. i think he also has made it, he has emboldened opponents giving them some substance and assurance making it more difficult for the president. in the end it will depend mostly on the verification provisions in the agreement that we're about to reach, about 50/50. >> wasn't it important for him to emboldin the critics? putting his reelection aside you talk to the arab nations in the surrounding areas who are all concerned by the fact that iran does support terrorist groups like hezbolla

thanks for joinin it would all but guarantee that iran gets those weapons, lots of them. >> the president says he didn't watch the speech but did review the transcript and found quote there was nothing new, end quote. president obama then urged americans to trust him not to make a bad deal. >> what i can guarantee is that if it's a deal i signed off on i will be able to prove that it is the best way to prevent iran from getting a nuclear weapon and for us to pass up on that potential opportunity would be a grave mistake. it's not one that i intend to make and i will take that case to every member of congress once we actually have a deal. >> we'll take up the question of whose world view the american people should trust, whether any deal with iran can be assured, verified. i'll be taking that up with former israeli ambassador to the united states. also, the president's second term looked more and more like a reign ruled by fiat has replaced our democratic government and the next target seems to be the second amendment. the national rifle association's executive vice president, wayne lapier