his secular rules.to a prime example of his hostility to religion is the supreme court case called hosanna-tabor evangelical lutheran church and school v. eeoc. the church had fired one of its minister teachers in its church school, and she sued to get her job back. with the help of obama's lawyers, this case got up to the u.s. supreme court. obama's lawyer made the astonishing argument that the federal government could forcet the lutheran church to rehire this woman in their school, their own school. obama's argument was so ludicrous that it january 2012 the supreme court justices voted 9-0 against the obama position. it was so over the top that even elena kagan voted against it.cae nearly every american president, starting with george washingtonn spoke publicly about their religious faith including a lot of the presidents i don't eveno like. [laughter] but they are all dead, and there are plenty of those. our founding fathers who wrote the first amendment would beou shocked at how barack obama ise trying to redefine the firsts amendment.e in 1814 francis scott key wrote the "the star stengeled

weakening over cuba to a tropical storm and then will it get to key west or the bahamas or towards hosanna. we'll have to watch because the center of the cone brings it off shore of tampa by monday evening. clearly threats to florida and the southeastern u.s. for us the next three days not bad. the isolated storms. upper 80s today, tomorrow, saturday. nighttime lows generally in the 60s to around 70. as we head toward sunday, perhaps a better chance for precip. lower temperatures into the mid- 80s. let's talk to monika samtani at 4:48 to find out what's happening on the roads. >>> much better right now. construction is pretty much cleared up for the morning on the beltway west side of town. we'll go over to the other side 270 southbound which is nice and light coming in from frederick to clarksburg and down to the point where the lanes divide. you should be absolutely fine. let's take a live look outside and show what you it looks like on the beltway west side at river road. you can see it's light heading for the american legion bridge and down into the tysons corner. we'll go back over to

her father was sexually abusing her 12-year-old sister hosanna and eventually the abuse turned toward i was a kid i wanted to be something else far beyond what i was going through. >> reporter: reeling from the pain in her childhood, the lost teenager found an outlet. when you were 19, a friend told you about a boxing gym. >> i geared up in the sharpest athletic gear i had and i went in there and i was like, i want to be a champ. when do i start? >> reporter: and that day changed your life. >> it changed everything for me. i never left. what gave me a home away from home, it gave me people that supported me. >> reporter: bonded by their past, it's her sister whose support has meant the most. you also had to watch your older sister go through a lot of abuse. and do you think in some ways that created the fighter in you? >> oh, definitely. i felt helpless like i couldn't do anything at the time. she is protective of me. i'm protective of her, even now. still, to this day, we have this strong bond. you've seen her in the audience in the stands. she is the loudest one. i am so proud of he