that had crashed into the shaw tavern on florida avenue near fifth street. police discovered he had been stabbed. when we spoke to his mother by phone, she was in shock. >> dwayne did not deserve to die this way. he was a very, very good kid. >> reporter: linda cooper is grieving the death of her son while trying to also soothe the pain of her other son aaron who also works at the hospital as a clinical supervisor in respiratory therapy. >> i said to him don't worry. i said don't feel no hate. i said because that's not going to get dwayne back. i said just feel love. >> reporter: police are investigating the circumstances of the death. >> at some point he pull over and got out of his vehicle and became involved in an argument with the subject. at that point the subject stabbed him. he got back in his vehicle and tried to drive away. >> reporter: friends just don't understand. >> he's not a confrontational person at all. he's, you know, if anything, you always look to him. he's looking to help someone. >> reporter: derek naylor lives next-door to dwayne's brother aaron in hyattsville and says dwayne was just the best. >> very nice guy, very helpful, very reliable. >> reporter: dwayne worked at washington hospital center 12 years, started out as a patient transport tech, went to x-ray school and was recently promoted to senior ct scan technologist. he knew everybody. everybody knew him. the hospital released a statement expressing condolences saying brisbon was a respected radiology technologist, a valued colleague and a treasured friend. brisbon's mother tells us they'll bring him back to paterson for burial. she hopes whoever called her son turns himself in. >> that wasn't the only deadly stabbing in d.c. overnight. 34-year-old lamont devore of northeast was found stabbed at the intersection of kenilworth avenue and quarles street at 1 a.m. a $20,000 reward for information leading to arrest expect conviction. president obama marking the one year anniversary of the death of osama bin laden with a surprise trip to afghanistan. he met with president hamid karzai to detail the roadmap ahead between the two countries, fox 5 will thomas in the newsroom now. >> the secret trip in the cover of darkness was about keeping the president safe it. is one year to the day navy seals killed bin laden. president obama traveled to the war zone in afghanistan to lay out an exit strategy. air force one landed tuesday night just outside the afghan capital, a 13 hour flight. he then boarded a waiting chopper and traveled 40 minute to kabul, the afghan presidential palace, to sign an agreement with afghan president hamid karzai. it sets conditions for a u.s. presence there after a 2014ed it line for the withdrawal of most -- 20 14 deadline for the withdrawal of most combat forces. the president spoke with some of the troops at the airfield. it was a bit of a pep rally. he reminded them this day one year ago when bin laden was brought to justice and while troop reduction has begun some wonder why we don't leave now. the president says we can't do it yet and made his case in a primetime speech. >> we must give afghanistan the opportunity to stablize. otherwise our gains could be lost and al-qaeda could establish itself once more. >> reporter: the president's agreement with afghanistan is in advance of the nato summit in chicago later this month. the u.s. can say to other world leaders we're making the commitment to help afghanistan long term. now you should as well. the fbi says it has busted up a homegrown terror plot, five men arrested in ohio last night after investigators say they tried to blow up a bridge. this was the target, a bridge over a national park in brecksville, ohio about 15 miles south of cleveland. the five suspects are part of a self--described anarchist group with no known ties to international terrorism. undercover agents infiltrated the group last october and gave the group fake c4 explosives. >> last night the two coconspirators placed the explosives at the two concrete pillars at the high level bridge and attempted to remotely detonate the devices from a location that they deemed safe and one that would possibly give them an alibi. all five coconspirators were taken into custody last night while the fbi and atf -- by the fbi and atf shortly after they attempted to detonate these devices. >> the group wanted to plan several plots to terrorize the cleveland metropolitan area. earlier today we talked to virginia congressman gerald connolly about the arrest. mr. connolly is a member of the house foreign committee on terrorism. they're saying homegrown terrorism is not something new. >> sadly we've had homegrown terrorism in this country for a long time. it's sadly a long tradition and so we just need to stay vigilant. i think that's really the lesson from this latest incident. >> congressman connolly says since 9/11 the cooperation among our local governments and fbi has grown exponentially, but we will always be a target and must remain vigilant. the fbi says it's gotten hundreds of tips on a former d.c. elementary school teacher since adding him to their 10 most wanted fugitives list. 30-year-old eric toth was added to the list last month accuse of producing child porn, has been on the run since '08. the fbi believes toth has multiple victims and is out of the d.c. area. a spring resurgence for occupy protestors, hundreds of rallies held around the world today for international workers day also known as mayday. fox's jane metzler has a closer look. >> reporter: flash grenades, tear gas and drum beats marking mayday in oakland, california. some protesters were arrested and dragged across the pavement, others chanting we are not afraid. >> we are not afraid! >> reporter: on the east coast from the air thousands marching in new york's union square and on the ground. >> mayday shut us down. new york is the people's town! >> reporter: occupy wall street making a spring resurgence bringing back the movement with a may 1st march. more than 30 put in cuffs in the big apple, many for disorderly conduct. >> the current system is unsustainable, so it should be fixed. people deserve social justice. >> reporter: in seattle protestors clad in black blocking the flow of traffic while public school students skipping out of class in michigan spent the day rallying for immigration reform. >> we don't think about nothing but coming home and running inside the house and knowing our parents are still there. so it's a life that we do not like. >> reporter: mayday historically a day of protest in many countries and across the world tens of thousands demonstrating through streets with a specific cause in mind. in turkey cries for better jobs and safe working conditions. greeks marching in athens voighting opposition to that country -- voicing opposition to that country's new austerity measures. as spain sinks back into recession, these people protesting cuts and demanding new jobs. jane mettler, fox news. jane mettler fox news. still ahead how red wine keeps you from aging and how a young man is taking his message to the next level. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. i bathed it in miracles. director: [ sighs ] cut! sorry to interrupt. when's the show? well, if we don't find an audience, all we'll ever do is rehearse. maybe you should try every door direct mail. just select the zip codes where you want your message to be seen. print it yourself or find a local partner. and you find the customers that matter most. brilliant! clifton, show us overjoyed. no! too much! jennessa? ahh! a round of applause! [ applause ] [ male announcer ] go online to reach every home, every address, every time with every door direct mail. he stood up for what he believed in. now he's writing about it. in 2001 jack wall stood in front of the iowa house of represent toughs and defended his same sex parents. now -- representatives and defended his same sex parents. now he's written a book about his experiences. >> reporter: in january 2011 then 19-year-old zach wall stood up before the iowa house of representatives and defended his family. >> my family really isn't so different from yours. after all, your familiar doesn't derive its sense of worth from being told by the state you're married, congratulations. >> being there was definitely something that seemed very kind of deliberate in my mind and it was definitely a choice to either show up and speak or to show up and not speak or what have you. >> reporter: the video went viral and now the young man has a new book out, my two moms, lessons of love, strength and what makes a family. >> when i sat down to write this book, i wanted to write to other kids who have lgbt parents and also hbgt kids and also those who are on the fence about the whole gay marriage thing. once you read the book i think you'll walk away knowing the biggest part of my life weren't necessarily the fact that i had lesbian parents. the biggest parts of my life were the values that my moms instilled in me. >> reporter: zach talks about scouting which played a big part in his life and in the book's theme and their position on lgbt issues. >> even though the boy scouts has its policy with which i strongly disagree, if you look at the other values the boy scouts holds and prizes i don't think that's strong enough in my mind completely to discard the entire organization. i think what you'll find in the book is there are certainly some things that make some families different, but the things that unite us all are much greater than the things that divide us. >> reporter: my two moms on sale now. an ohio boy scout official resigned in protest over the removal of a lesbian den mother because of the group's ban on gays. parents are rallying behind jennifer terrell. david sims resignedded from the council's board saying -- resigned from the council's board saying he understands the removal is legal but he doesn't agree with it. drinking red wine may help you keep young. shawn yancy has your fox 5 top five. >> up first tonight new information about when women should get mammograms. no. 5, the national cancer institute now recommends women in their 40s with a family history of breast cancer or extremely dense breast tissue should have a mammogram every two years. the study found the benefit outweigh the risks. no. 4, drinking a little red wine may prevent aging. a compound found in red wine called rezveratrol seems to help. researchers hope their findings will lead to the development of a synthetic compound that could be taken as medication. no. 3, update your facebook status with your organ donor status. the site is now encouraging users to sign up via a link on faine. if you're an organ donor -- on facebook. if you're an organ donor already, you can add the information to your facebook page. no. 2, the maker of blackberry unveiled a new prototype smartphone today complete with a whole new operating system it. has a touchscreen, no physical keyboard and its modified cusp screen keypad will allow users to select full words with a single key stroke, no word yet when the blackberry 10 will officially launch. no. 1, pain at the pump easing a bit, gas prices dropped one contract from yesterday and four cents from last week. the national average for a gallon of regular is 3.81. in the district it's 403, 3.82 in maryland and 3.74 in virginia. and brian, that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> i'm glad i'm not living in pittsburgh looking at your radar. >> there's some big storms moving through there and i would not be surprised if we get some showers and thunderstorms in the overnight. could be a rumble. it's quite delightful tonight and in anticipating of these showers and storms coming in, we've had a little front swing through. it's dropped the humidity a bit and the temperature has dropped to 69 degrees in the district. i want to start with that cluster of showers and storms brian just referred to. this is it. it's been holding together for many hours and typically we would see this weakening out, which we are seeing some signs. , but indications are tonight this might hold together enough to swing through our area in the predawn hours. so if you hear a rumble of thunder, that's where it's coming from. that might just be the first round of showers and storms we'll have to deal with in this warm and summer-like weather pattern that will feature some rounds of showers and storms over the next few days. how about this for may 1st, 84 degrees, more typical of the middle of june. i'm not sure we'll get quite that warm tomorrow for starters. we'll have those showers and storms come through in the morning and perhaps another round in the afternoon, but certainly a summer feel for most of this week as our jet stream ridging way to the north and that allows all that warm air coming in and around this area of high pressure to stay in place across most of the east coast for the rest of this week. we're really thinking low 80s, maybe mid-80s. now tomorrow probably in the upper 70s, 79, 80 degrees, but definitely a lot more like june than may. about meanwhile still 69 degrees here. we see cooler temperatures to our north again, this frontal system in the process of slipping through, but it turns around and comes back through the area again tomorrow as a warm front and that may trigger more showers and storms in the afternoon. we're calling for overnight clouds and a shower or storm. 66 degrees, real mild for the 1st day of may. tomorrow's temperature 79 degrees, a mix of sun and cloud, early morning showers before the sun come up and a few more maybe in the afternoon. potentially some of those could be on the strong side, might feature some hail or gusty winds. at 8 a.m. mild at 69 degrees, could be a lot of cloud cover around from the leftovers of what moves through overnight. by noon skies brighten. we warm up to 77 degrees. we'll watch between noon and 5:00 for another round of showers and storms, temperature of 78 degrees. so here's the deal. this warm front moving through tomorrow is going to be a bit of a trigger. there will be another disturbance moving to our north that might trigger afternoon showers and storms. even so he quantico could get to 80 -- so quantico could get to 83 degrees, dulles 81, frederick 80 degrees. also wanted you to see the storm prediction center has outlooked part of our area for the possibility of some of these storms to be on the strong to severe side, maybe some small hail, maybe gusty winds and certainly heavy downpours with the of humidity we've been basking in. i'm pausing futurecast at 5 a.m., want you to see that it projecting a line of showers, heavy downpours, maybe a rumble of thunder from d.c. south and maybe isolated stuff to our north. we early morning rush hour i think we're okay. by 4:00, 5:00, most of the less of that activity has slipped to our south, but could be son stragglers going through the -- some stragglers going through the late night hour. your five-day forecast, we've got some thunderstorms on each day. i don't think any of these days is a washout, but more typical of what we see in the summer. saturday we don't have a thunderstorm on there at 85 degrees. there will be another front this weekend and we're working hard to get the timing down. we don't have huge confidence just yet in the weekend. we'll keep an eye on that, but everybody was talking about bryce harper's big debut tonight here at home. dave feldman's got more. this is the verizon 4g lte sport desk with dave feldman. >> thank you. bryce harper made his major league home debut tonight. the nats and their fans hoped for a stephen strasburglike debut when the nats pitcher struck out 14, june 8th , 2010. harper is not a pitcher. he's known as a hitter, though. >> the left fielder, no. 34, bryce harper! [ cheering and applause ] >> standing ovation from the home crowd for the 19-year-old, sadly like all nats hitters he struggled against the d-backs. first bat strikeout, went 0-3 at the plate. didn't help that the d-backs trevor cahill took four shutouts into the eighth. we know this, hammer can play deep. deep fly ball, that was a cannon! he was called safe. he might have been out. either way it's a throw maybe no one else makes. the game was not close. arizona wins 5-1. nats have lost five straight. >> you go through spells, but i have a lot of confidence and talent and i keep looking first to kind of break out -- for us to kind of break out. so tomorrow is another day. orioles in the bronx taking on the yankees tonight, top 6, two on for the orioles, fly ball to the left. former nat nick johnson up at bat, issues for eduardo nunez. that's an error. both runners come in to score. the o's win easily 7-1. the washington capitals and new york rangers are playing tight, but the caps have new york where they want them on home ice with a 1-1 series, game 3 tomorrow at verizon center and the caps captain while having an off season was the hero in game 2. rangers and caps tied 2-2 in the 3rd. power play, face-off one alex ovechkin shot through traffic, troy browers with with the screen, caps win 3-2 despite ovie playing a postseason career low 13 minute 33 seconds. >> however much you play, however little you play i think our goal is to win the game and everyone is happy if we're winning. you know, it was a huge goal and obviously we expect that out of alex to make those unbelievable plays and certainly stepped up huge for us. >> dale is going to reward you. he sees it. he's a smart guy. he's played. he knows when guys are going and when guys aren't and even when certain guys need to be made more than others regardless if they're going or not. he knows what to do and when. >> he does not consider himself a redhead, but his beard is red. when we return, a receiver who no longer will be a redskin when we come back. 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