us if someone does violate the federal immigration laws, they could, of course, face deportation, detame be arrested in this case, as well, and regarding the situation at the restaurant in baltimore, they were also saying turning over the i9 documents, it will take three days or it should to turn those documents over when there's a notice out. live in northwest dc tonight, kristen leone, fox 5 local news. >>> fireworks in the 4th of july go hand-in-hand. in virginia your been limited >> this year's republican nominee for governor wants to change that. ronica cleary has the scoop. >> reporter: i'm here with ed gillespie, the republican nominee for virginia's governor. and we're starting out talking today about this ad you replaced in light of the 4th of july about legalizing fireworks or more types of fireworks. tell me why that's important to you >> consumer grade fireworks in the commonwealth of virginia would create thousands of jobs. we could use, and six other states loosened the restrictions on consumer grade fireworkses in past five years beneficial effect for the citizens >> one o

we have a president -- you were talking about how little attention he's paid to health care with detame. i look at this and say why do we think it's a bad thing the president had a lengthy discussion with vladimir putin if you actually discuss detail? >> so the summit occurred after north korea launched what's said to be an intercontinental ballistic missile and that was the amount of time he spent with putin was vastly more than president xi of china. i don't understand the focus on russia all this time in terms of geo politics. there's many other important issues. >> the president met president of china. he had never met president putin. 90 minutes to talk to one of the top leaders around the world, i say 90 minutes because it's in translation. i don't see why we're spending so much time on this. >> let's talk about this donald trump jr. meeting. they identified the eighth person in that meeting last june and he works for the russian oligarch connected to putin. he studied in moscow. and back in 2000 he was under congressional investigation. a possible billion dollar money laundering

that book will detame his experiences in public service. comey was heading up the investigation into alleged ties between the trump campaign and russia, that is until he was abruptly fired by the president in may. we talk to annika brar ra about comey's new memoir. >> he's probably going to have the deal in a couple of days. this is going to get interest from all of the publishing houses. you think of james comey and the story he may be able to tell. it's not just going to be a tell all, a bigger book about his life's work and career, the big moments he's faced decisions in his career. all it takes is a few chapter about what happened with president trump to get publishing houses very interested. it's sort of a no-brainer move by him but up until then we hadn't heard of a book deal. he'll be shopping this now. >> saying comey was fired because president trump lost confidence in the fbi director. let's bring in a fellow of politics a the london school of politics love in london at this hour. always a pleasure to have you here on this show. l