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The toxicology reports have come back, the child is clean, there's nothing in his system. we are just at the beginning of this case. brett larson, danny, paul cal s callasen, stick around if you would. a california judge has ordered a serial rapist to go on and move into a neighborhood. when there are plenty of objections from the community, the district attorney and even rape victims saying really, really, in my backyard? the jaw-dropping story coming up next. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters shopping online is as easy as it gets. and even piano tuners were just as simple...

And now police in georgia are taking a brand-new look at an old case. and they burned his jersey in effigy when he abandoned cleveland for miami. now lebron james is considering going back to ohio. is home really where the heart is? or just the next stop on lebron's road to becoming a billionaire? hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. it's friday, july 11th. welcome to "legal view." this morning, big, big legal stories. we're following two of them. two of them involve obamacare. first up, house speaker john boehner finally unveiling the crux of his plan to sue the president. republicans ...

Use taxpayer money to sue me for doing my job. while you don't do your job. sometimes i feel like saying to these guys, i'm the guy doing my job, you must be the the other guy. >> joining me now to talk about all of this, the legal battle other obamacare and another case as well that's brewing and it could be even bigger, cnn's legal analyst paul callan in washington, d.c., chief congressional correspondent dana bash, and then also joining us today, simon lazarus, an attorney with the federal rights project. mr. lazarus worked on president carter's domestic policy stuff. dana, first to you, ju...

Mine. but paul callan, jump in here and tell me one thing. typically when one wants to sue, one has to establish that one has been injured. there has to be some essence of this directly affecting mr. boehner and house republicans. when ultimately wouldn't it be those somewhat dealing with the delay that would have to be injured and bring the suit? >> absolutely. this is called the doctrine of standing. because the courts don't just want to allow anybody to walk into a courtroom and say, well, i'm kind of interested in this issue, let me start a lawsuit. so there's a rule, you have to be direct...

What it comes down to is this, the article of the constitution says the president has the obligation to take care that the laws of the country be faithfully executed. that's what the founding fathers put in the constitution. now, through the years, that has meant the president has discretion to work around the edges of laws. if you can't implement it right away, the courts has given the president deference. but, say the opponents here, this is so crystal clear that you have to have a state exchange involved before you can give this tax credit that he's really making up the law as he's going al...