derek ward is live at the dupont station this morning where passengers will be catching buses instead of trains. good morning. >> reporter: indeed they will. gorm. we're here on 20th street. this second that runs through dupont circle. the 1500 block is usually the scene of a farmer's market this weekend but it has given over to shuttle service as metro works around these closings. here's what's going on. this is as far south as you can get on the red line strictly going by rail. it's suspended between dupont circle and the noma gallaudet stations. shuttle buss will be waiting to help you continue on. from here north rail service will continue with trains running at ten-minute intervals between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. and the regular weekend schedule on the other hours. some of these shuttle buses will replicate rail service stopping at each of the stations. that ride will take you 50 minutes longer. others will continue to key points within the work zone like dupont circle, gallaudet. the key thing to remember is there will be no red line service through metro central or gallery. >>

but as derek ward reports now, the damage it left behind is significant. >> the storm moved quickly, but the damage will be there for a while. homes, cars, trees also victims to the wind and rain. some of the most severe of the damage in the district happened right here at the corner of 4th and h northeast. a roof of the building under construction came off and did some damage to an adjacent building. people and businesses across the street got outside just as it was happening. they could hardly believe the luck that no one happened to be on the sidewalk when the roof came crashing down. >> we looked up and saw the top started coming down pretty fast. we couldn't tell if anybody was underneath, apparently no one was. >> this woman's rental car was, she emerged just in time to see. >> everybody ran to the side window and while we were at the window, we saw this side falling to the corner. but by that time, everything had already crashed in the car. >> reporter: in northern virginia, a confirmation that a tornado touched down. >> from khchantilly to herndon. >> reporter: several homes

. >> derek ward, thank you very much. >> for breaking news over to the weather, we want to check inn o the forecast. >> yes, let's go to check bell now. >>> on the storm four whether deck, a nice chill in the air, but there is just enough sunshine getting through the clouds now. that sunshine will continue here through this morning into the afternoon hours. gradually the clouds will thicken up later on today. don't need to worry about the rain drops. it is 62 degrees in rockville, maryland. 63 in fairfax. 59 in charlotte hall, maryland. so here on storm four radar, sprinkles out across west virginia. those are aiming in our direction, but the air mass is very, very dry. but the clouds making those rain drops i think will make it over the mountains. they will dim out our sunshine a bit. sunny breaks for now, a middle pleasant day. can't rule out a sprinkle or two today, but most of the heavy rain comes in on tuesday. back to you. >> thanks, chuck. >> al qaeda is praising the violence and sentiment and they're calling for more attacks. people living in tunisia, sudan, and yemen need to

derek ward is live at the government center with a preview now, good morning, derek. >> good morning, we have a big old slice of americana to go with your coffee. take a look, this is a 20 year tradition here that's grown into a full fledged county fair. a two day weekend evidence where the parking lot has been transformed, like i said, into a full fledged county fair. there is lots of activity and it's all geared towards the kids. there's lots of opportunity for everyone to come out and enjoy the event. there is educational exhibits as well for kids to have fun while learning about public safety and the environment. >> the carnival for the first time this year, and an incredible number of events out here. face painting, petting zoo, a dozen food vendors. it's all about education and fun here at fair fax county. >> and i also understand there will be an appearance of a certain peacock. this event starts at 10:00, runs to five, and the event is free. this is the second and last day of this event. we're live in fairfax county. back to you. >> derek paints quite a picture. >> i wonder if

derek ward is outside of the stadium with more on the fan frenzy, good morning. >> good morning, this "meet the press." this is meet the fans. the much anticipated home game. around 9:00 they opened the gate to the parking lots. take a look at the scene at the gates earlier. the tailgating is about to begin now, it's a 1:00 game, and bruce allen was down there money the early comers and cheering them on as well. this is the fist time for a lot of folks to see rg 3 at home. sadly, the redskins have among the worst record in the nfl for winning home games. but these fans think today that will change. >> i'm looking for a good win, we have to win here. rfk was good for seven victories every year no matter what his record was. this stadium, i heard 60 and 1. >> we're worse than anyone else. >> the only way that we're going to take back this stadium is to start winning. >> start winning we hope they will today, a 1:00 p.m. game. the record atense dance today, and the line was longer for those early comers than it has been in past sunday games. so i think things are boding well. we're live