implications we're joined by investigative correspondent catherine herridge and legal analyst rikki kliemanyou've been a prosecutor and defense lawyer. what stands out to you now that you've read this indictment? >> i think what stands out, obviously, is the magnitude of detail in this indictment. it's not only that you're dealing with 31 counts under the espionage act which spl th lang retention of classified information or even unclassified information, that would hurt the defense of the united states and aid our enemies. it's the detail of a speaking indictment. we have to remember that much of this indictment, john, is to educate not only, ultimately a court and jury, but it's really to educate the public. much of this indictment, in terms of the detail, may not even come into evidence in terms of what's admissible or not in the course of a trial. what also strikes me, john, is the overwhelming detail leaves the trump legal team with real need to have powerful motions to dismiss because if this goes to trial, the way it reads, it's rather overwhelming for anyone to be able to fight it o

our team of experts including chief political analyst john dickerson and cbs news legal analyst rikki kliemanill break down trump's indictment and what's next in the case. >>> to our other top story this morning now, hazardous smoke from the wildfires in canada continues to impact large parts of the east. the smoke could hang around in some areas today and then ease up by this weekend. christina ruffini reports from virginia. >> reporter: smoke from the canadian wildfires made an undiplomatic stop in d.c., masking monuments, shuttering stadiums, and forcing the pandas at the national zoo inside. >> the air quality's bad outside, you know, staying indoors in well ventilated places is beneficial. >> reporter: with air quality in d.c. at hazardous, outdoor dining was taken off the menu, hefromsthma whctlner. >> the small particulate matter in woifrgs wildfires in particular goes deep into the lungs causing irritation and airway reactivity that results in exacerbation. >> reporter: more than 400 wildfires are burning in canada, polluting the skies over much of the east coast. philadelphia is expe

cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> the reason this case is so unprecedented is that in the context of this mass shooting, this man was prosecuted because he didn't do something. that's very rare indeed. >> reporter: peterson was the only person besides the shooter to be criminally charged. he decided not to take the stand during the trial. norah. >> manny bojorquez, thank you. >>> tonight millions of americans are on the move ahead of the long july 4th holiday weekend. today was expected to be the busiest day for air travel, adding pressure to an already stressful week at the nation's airports. cbs's kris van cleave reports that nearly 51 million will travel by plane, train, car, or cruise according to the aaa. >> reporter: tonight the fourth of july holiday weekend has a potential record number of americans hoping for independence from travel troubles. >> it's a lot. hopefully we make our flight. >> i'm hoping that i can get to florida without any delays. >> reporter: aaa predicted the number of holiday flyers will soar 11% over last year. but the rush comes as airlines recover fr

cbs news legal analyst rikki klieman. >> the reason that t this case s so unprecededented is that inhis man wasas prosecuted becaue he didn't do something. that's very rare indeed. >> reporter: peterson was the only person besides the shooter to be criminally charged. he decided not to take the stance during the trial. norah? >> norah: manny bojorquez, thank you. tonight, millions of americans are on the move ahead of the long july 4th holiday weekend. today was expected to be the busiest day for air travel, adding pressure to an already stressful week at the nation's airports. cbs's kris van cleave reports that nearly 51 million will travel by plane, train, car, or crews, according to the aaa. >> reporter: tonight, the fourth of july holiday weekend has a potential record number of americans hoping for independence from travel troubles. >> hopefully we make our flight. [laughs] >> hoping i can get to florida without any delays. >> reporter: aaa predicts the number of holiday fires will soar over last year. but the rush comes as airlines recover from a series of storms that delayed a

the three piece my wife rikki klieman, who's in the audience, will be presenting up here shortly, taughtme that as a trial lawyer a jury if you give them more than three things at a time, they're going to solely miss the fourth and fifth. so given three. so i to do things in three. so community has three elements pot a ship, police and community political leadership working together on problems. the second piece what are the problems that you want address? what do you want them prioritize. but in focusing and prioritizing what is the goal? the prevention of crime not the response to it? because in the seventies and eighties we spent most of our time responding to crime measuring our success by how quickly did we answer that 911 call? how many people did we invest how many crimes we clear in crime went up steadily in the seventies and eighties in nineties we embraced and that was one of the leading embraces and in fact one of the creators of community policing concept that the goal should prevention, not one of you would prefer to effectively lob to raped and then the satisfaction of wife