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What would happen? would you expect litigation? would you expect some kind of challenge. how long would it take? >> there's already a challenge. i know there's a case that's been filed in broward county, florida. they've challenging his natural-born citizenship credentials. i don't think that case will survive because the person filing it on a pro se basis, filing it in his own right is eseasontially arguing that as a voter, he has a right to vote for only constitutionally qualified candidates. usually the courts will not entertain that kind of action, because it's more of a generalized grieva...

Though, a rival candidate, were to actually file a lawsuit, i think there's a good chance that a court would take that case to the merits. >> because an opposing candidate seems to be obviously in a position to have standing in a case like this. >> absolutely. because standing under the federal constitution requires an injury, it requires someone to have that injury traceable to a defendant's conduct, and it requires that a court order could redress it. so i think this is an important question. i think it's one that matters not only in this race, but to the thousands, tens of thousands and mil...

All right. let's get to the race for the white house. s senator ted cruz is brushing off questions about whether he is eligible to be president of the united states. no surprise that the questions are coming are from the rival candidate donald trump. he was a leader of the o-called birther campaign against president obama. and now, trump is warning the republicans to think twice about voting for senator cruz, because he says the fact that cruz was not born in the united states, and born in canada potentially could be a problem. >> a lot of people are talking about it. i hope it is not so, and ...

For free on your tablets and smartphones with cnn go. be sure to check that out if you're not able to watch it on tv. i know what you're thinking. what exactly are the rules as the five main contenders share a stage for the first time? each candidate will get one minute to answer a question from aur panel, 30 seconds to follow up or respond if a rival candidate mentions his or her name. lights, not buzzers will signal candidates that their time is running out and they may have to give extra time at the moderator's discretion. here's fun stuff, the things you do not see during the commercial ...

It may be a slim window, but iraq had national elections. they are in the process of forming a new government, and there's a period of horse trading coming up in baghdad. can the iraqis come together? can the major factions come together and essentially form a new government that does not involve president malaki at the head of it? can other shiite politicians coalesce around a rival candidate who will be more inclusive, who will seek to bring the sunni arabs in and get them to turn against these al qaeda militants who have came into the country. this is where the president's strategy is heade...