damascus, clarksville, barnesville looking at heavier rains of this time. brambleton just on the edge of this heavy rain along with aspirin. -- ashburn. skies darkening to the west of you and we are going to look for to move through marshall in the next 15 minutes. you will see the skies begin to improve. an outlook at the forecast in the latest on the lash flood watch.- flash flood tomorrow, it is going to be dry in less humid. upper 80's for the upcoming weekend. 86 to 87 degrees. leon: we always of the terrible traffic trifecta working tonight. evening rush, redskin him and whether. -- and we ather. jamie: traffic in the area not terrible near fedex field. of course, volume but that is the only thing we have married now let's focus in on this area near fedex field. beer in the 40's and 50's in some spots. typical right near joint base andrews. heads up for fedex open. metro rail will stay an extra hour after the game. that is some good news. otherwise, typical. what can we expect that of the best quarterback in the nfl? leon: that is the biggest question

susan swain: colleen is in barnesville, ohio. hi, colleen. what's your question for us?>> colleen (ph): yes. my great uncle used to be personal secretary of president taft and my grandmother used to go with him and meet the president and mrs. taft. and... susan swain: yes? >> colleen (ph): and like they became really, really good friends. and president taft considered that my grandmother will be principal -- to be the first belmont county (inaudible) person for the republic. lewis gould: which of the -- of fred carpenter, charles norton and charles hilles was your relative? >> colleen (ph): yes, charles dewey hilles was his personal secretary. lewis gould: yes, charles hilles was the last of taft's secretaries and the most efficient. he helped him get the nomination in 1912. and his papers are at yale and they're almost as big as the taft papers. susan swain: as soon as we get more into current times in the 20th century, we'll have more and more connections that people are able to make with their families. thank you for your call.julie is in ashburn, virginia. hi, julie,

susan swain: colleen is in barnesville, ohio. hi, colleen. what's your question for us? >> colleen (ph): yes. my great uncle used to be personal secretary of president taft and my grandmother used to go with him and meet the president and mrs. taft. and... susan swain: yes? >> colleen (ph): and like they became really, really good friends. and president taft considered that my grandmother will be principal -- to be the first belmont county (inaudible) person for the republic. lewis gould: which of the -- of fred carpenter, charles norton and charles hilles was your relative? >> colleen (ph): yes, charles dewey hilles was his personal secretary. lewis gould: yes, charles hilles was the last of taft's secretaries and the most efficient. he helped him get the nomination in 1912. and his papers are at yale and they're almost as big as the taft papers. susan swain: as soon as we get more into current times in the 20th century, we'll have more and more connections that people are able to make with eir families. thank you for your call.julie is in ashburn, virginia. hi, julie,