charges. sergio quintana is live in mcdonald's neighborhood. he was arrested at home? >> throughout the afternoon we have been watching as a few cars started pulling up here outside of ray mcdonald's home. we went over and asked to talk to mr. m-donald and were greeted by two men who said he was not home and was not available. this morning san jose police arrived here around 2:30 in the morning, conducted a short mcdonald for dome violence. according to police, he was booked into the santa clara county jail on felony domestic violence charges. he posted a $25,000 bond later in the morning and was released. his is the first case since nfl commissioner roger goodell domestic violence. according to a letter, a first offense would mean an automatic six game suspension. a second offense would be dismissal from the league in the letter he wrote more severe penalties for a first offense would be considered for violence involving a weapon, choking, striking or when the act is committed against a pregnant woman, or in the prepares -- presence of a child. mcdonald's fiancee is reportedly pregnant. 49ers fans are sounding off. >> i was sad and mad, because the guy's good and it's obviously these guys got to get their act together. they can't be getting in trouble like that. they got to walk away from situations. i know it at times asia hard, but -- it's hard but you have to learn to walk. >> i was disappointed. i'm a niner fan since 1980. and i follow the niners every season. and i feel like domestic violence shouldn't be done, and he is going to -- i'm pretty sure he will pay for his consequences. >> 49ers general managerjf trent ball can he released this statement: we take such matters seriously as we continue to gather the facts we'll reserve further comment. incidentally, neighbors tell me this is the same home where fellow 49er alden smith had been partying last september before getting involved in a single vehicle crash just down the street and then getting arrested for dui. smith has recently been suspended for nine games for violating the nfl's rules on personal conduct and substance abuse. reporting live in san jose, abc7 news. >> thank you. ray mcdonald is the tenth niners player arrived since 2010. the 49ers lead the nfl the number of player arrests. this year a total of four players have been arrested in addition to mcdonald, daniel killgore was charged in january with public intoxication in tennessee, chris culliver was arrested in march on misdemeanor hit-and-run charges. new details tonight, livermore police have made an arrest in an early morning shooting that sent five people to the hospital. police identified the suspect as 21-year-old anthony torres, he is facing five counts of attempted murder. the shooting happened around 12:30 this morning at a house on south q street. three men at the party were asked to leave after they got into an argument with another guest. officers say the men returned in a white sedan and opened fire or the house. the victims are all young adults, three women and two men. two aftershocks rattled parts of napa this morning, a 2-pointñ a 5 after 6:30 this morning. a 3.2 hit five miles from the city of nap na around 2:00 this morning. the area has experienced more than 70 aftershocks since the 6.0 quake a week ago today. we're live in napa where for many the day focused on faith. >> a lot of people got together for sunday morning church service, including the people who taped first united methodist church. it's been red-tagged but thanks to the kindness of another church they were able to hold their service. this is a united methodist church in napa. it's beefwyç red-tagged. repairs. but sunday morning serviceñi wet on. members traveled a mile and a half across town to the seventh dayed a ven -- adventists. >> we worship on saturday, and so they worsh,[ on sunday, so i think we were the only church in town that was available on sunday so seemed natural. >> methodists were humbled by the gesture. >> it's beyond words are. it's such a gift. and they have been justifies open-ended -- just open end about it, as long as we need it. >> it could take a year and cost more than $1 million to fully repair the nearly 100-year-old methodist church. among the damage, pipe or began, a ceiling, and the buildings face is leaning toward the street. the pastor says they're lending their space out for free. >> so nice of people to just donate thinks like that. people do come together in disasters. >> churches all over town welcomed people looking for support or guidance. at st. john's lutheran, comfort dogs greeted guests. they're in from chicago so offer relief and help with the healing process. >> when they pet one of our dogs they relax, and when they relax they start talking. human. >> it's been a stressful week for the city ofñr napa. the aftershocks this morning rattled a community trying to move forward. many churchgoers say there were blessings, seeing neighbors helping neighbors and seeing strangers make donations, reminding them, miracles do happen. at 6:00, we'll take a closer look at the city of vallejo, how people are coping there, and go over what resources are still available. >> thank you. tens of thousands of people celebrated the fifth annual oakland pride festival. >> let's hear it for oakland pride! >> for the first time a colorful parade through uptown headlined the event. mayor jean quan was among the guests. people lined the streets cheering, showing support for the lesbian, gay, and transgender communities. >> so thankful to be part of a city this welcoming and vibrant as oakland reside first elected official, it's so heartening to see the participation, the diversity and excitement. >> the festival features famous entertainers. sheila e is scheduled to take the main stage at 5:30. starting tomorrow it will cost you more to ride muni. a single ride will cost riders $2.25, up 25 cents. muni fast passes are increases two dollars to $68 for the adult monthly m pass and the a pass that covers b.a.r.t. is going up $4 to $80. fares for seniors, disabled, and eligible low and middle income youth will remain the same. this will be the first muni fair increase since 2009. >> warm weather almost set a record here in san francisco. meteorologist drew tuma is tracking the last blast of summer. >> the unofficial end of summer is here, and we'll see the heat peak to warmer temperatures over the next 24 hours. a live look across the bay area. beautiful white and blue.ko the accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >> also, a progress check on the roadwork that shut down 280. will it re-open in time for tuesday morning's commute? two wildfires combine forces in california. the impact it's now having on ♪ at kaiser permanente, everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier. okay, a little easier. become a member of kaiser permanente. because together, we thrive. ♪ caltrans says work on interstate 280 is right on schedule. all northbound lanes are closed right now for the ohio weekend. crews are replacingc two bridge hinges near cesar chavez street retrofitting project. the hinges allow the road to give in the event of an earthquake. >> we're making progress today. we did a couple concrete pours, so we poured concrete and filled in the section where we put the rebar and metal working overnight. so that's going as planned. and we're looking at having it open on tuesday. so it's going very well. >> 280 is scheduled to re-open tuesday at 5:00 a.m. don't forget for help navigating around the traffic problems get waves on your smartphone. to developing news. two wildfires sparked by lightning have merged and are threatening 250 homes. they combined yesterday. 98 square miles have burned. containment is at 15%. flames forcedded the closure of some klammath national forest campgrounds. up next, an act of kindness by some firefighters who comfort a grieving widow. here from a family -- hear from a family who says the gesture restored their faith in human kindness. let's head outside. great weather force this labor day weekend. can he expect warmer temperatures tomorrow? the forecast is r can you t! that's our new interactive speaker wall. 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looking. that's a fact. they were very honorable. >> john mccormick died two days later. his family says the firefighters restored their faith in the kindness of strangers. lots of people enjoying this sunny holiday weekend. back here in the bay area we're talking about the sausolito art festival. the event has taken place the past 62 years over the labor day weekend. people danced and quenched their third with wine-tasting, and cruised a vintage car display. the festival continues through tomorrow. lots to do there and lots to see and beautiful skies overhead. let's check in with meteorologist drew tuma. >> beautiful skies for labor day. live doppler 7hd on the job trying to fine moisture. not going to find any rain showers. so will take you outside. the golden gate bridge camera, showing bright blue skies skiesd temperatures comfortable. san carlos, 81. san jose, 79. half moon bay, mid-60s. this gorgeous shot from the!u emeryville cam showing the sun bouncing off the water across the bay. no clouds as far as the eye can see. santa rosa, warm, 90. napa, 9. novato, 86. concord, 92. livermore, warm, 89. one final shot from the east bay hills camera, we have high pressure in control bringing us this wall-to-wall sunshine. the forecast, bright skies continue throughout the evening. monday, above average temperatures and the peak of the heat is tomorrow. start a cooling trend tuesday and wednesday. the reason why all the sunshine, satellite radar will show you high pressure is in control are the musclemaker of the weather, and you get a squashing of the cloud cover so we avoid the cloud cover in the bay year and will continue toe1 see more sumr warmth this evening and monday. the forecast animation, morning fog along the peninsula. and sunshine on the way and warm temperatures for labor day. a great holiday. overnight lows, 59, half moon bay, 62, oakland. 63, overnight low in antioch. if your headed to sausolito for the last day of the art festival, looking great in the 60s. sunshine, light breeze, and clouds by 7:00, and temperatures down to 67. monday, 89, morgan hill. 86, san jose. on the peninsula, 82. menlo park. 74 for san mateo in san francisco tomorrow, 73 degrees. 68 in daly city, and as you plan out your day in san francisco for labor day on monday, lots of sunshine. a few clouds early on, morning fog, 62. byfñ noon, sunshine and temperatures in the 70s. high clouds at 7:00, and temperatures falling into the mid-60s. 94, petaluma. east bay, 70s. and our inland spots are hot but the heat peaks tomorrow. 93, pittsburg. 91, concord, 92, brentwood. the accuweather seven-daylu forecast, tomorrow, warm inland but seeing the temperatures come back down into the 80s by mid-week and along the coast, seasonal temperatures into the 60s. >> hot stuff, the forecast. wasn't talking about this guy. over here. hey, shu. >> how about a little baseball. favorite sport. a's got some reinforcement at the plate today in a trade. details on deck. the giants had the force with them today, sweeping the brewers. details coming up in sports. the a's were swept by the ingels follow falling five games behind in the american league west. they were 12-17 since trading cespedes. billy bean admitting admitting e was a mistake, and he traded a minor league pitcher to the white sox for slugger adam dunn. the 14 year veteran never played in playoff game but is excited to join the team. he will retire after the season. hitting .220 with 20 home run this season. >> a's and angels. scott kazmir, won 14 games. down 1-0 in the second. bases loaded. walks in a run. then another. coal calhoun taking ball four, he is done. pitches 1-1/3. bob melvin thought maybe getting ejected would help. a's down 6-0 after two. angels posted the victory, not before mike trout hits his 31st home run of the season, off jesse chavez in the seventh. a's now five back of the angels. star wars at at&t, darth vadar throwing out the first pitch. this young rebel pilot found her seat in time for the action. andrew, born 14 years after the first "rising star wars movie. if you're going to dress=ñ as darth vadar you have -- 15-hit day for the g-men, who swept the brewers 15-5 the final. two back of the dodgers who also won. >> it's a good team and they didn't take it easy on us. i%b=rr'k we're just clicking. i guess just keep rolling with it. >> tough day at camp 49er. ray mcdonald arrested for felony domestic violence, could be facing a six-game suspension. we also have good news. alex boone will report in the next 24 hours. theg coming up at 6:00, local landmark will soon get a new look. sears closes its doors in oakland's uptown neighborhood. >> a dramatic rescue in sonoma ya county, crews were able to save an injured man trap in a ravine. >> abcñi is proud to bring you e mda show of strength tonight. you can see it here beginning at 9:00. the fundraiser features special appearances by rascal flatts, we hope you to join -- hope you join us. that's going to do it for us here on abc7 news at 5:00. abc7 news continues now online, on twitter, facebook. thank you for joining us. see you back here at 6:00. welcome to world news tonight, wicked weather, severe storms record rainfall, dangerous lightning, washing out barbecues in the start of college football. more than 40 million americans in the threat zone tonight. the forecast for your labor day weekend. islamic militants storming the american embassy in libya, breaking into buildings and diving into the pool. new images coming in tonight. on the line, the 49ers ray mcdonald charged with domestic violence. the first test of the nfl's strict new rules for domestic abuse. and midair mystery. the pilot of a small plane loses consciousness, and strays into restricted air space near the nation's capitol. scrambling fighter jets, how could this happen?