for more highlights from the ballroom here's kabc's george pennacchio. >> reporter: good morning, rikerison holker at the top of the leader board. >> you make me want to be a teeny bopper again. i'm totally fan-girls out. >> it had the vie entrance. the visual impact. >> reporter: at the bottom robert herjavec and his partner, kym johnson. >> you did it all, a little bit slightly time adjusted. >> i'm always picking up good vibrations right through that dance. >> reporter: but the person who went home last night? music legend patti labelle and her partner artem chig vints receive. >> we have new young kids now knowing about patti labelle some older people. my journey here was wonderful. i'm not sad that we're leaving. i'm happy. i stood the test of time. i mean for me, eight weeks dancing straight. i'm happy, baby. >> reporter: the competition only gets tougher next week, when there's a double elimination. in los angeles, george pennacchio, for abc news. >> oh it was a fun night. >> oh it will be a fun morning, too, on "good morning america." it will be your way shortly. >> gloat "actio

here's kabc's denise dedore. >> reporter: missing a left arm doesn't stop her from surfing or bike ridinggot a new custom-made robo hand the sky is the limit. >> she's unstoppable. >> reporter: faith got to pick her favorite colors. these high-tech printers are ref losinging the way these devices are made. a nonprofit group called e-nable generated her blueprint for free. >> their mission that anyone who needs a device to have access to one and i'm excited to get the word out. >> reporter: success depends on a comfortable fit because a new hand or upgraded design can be created any time faith needs a forone. >> we can print a new one in just a few months and make some adjustment adjustments. >> reporter: a conventional elbow actuated prosthetic this one costs $50 which makes getting new ones for children much more affordable. >> whether you are a child or an adult we believe every child should be able to receive a prosthetic device just because they need them. >> reporter: faith suffered compartment syndrome during birth. circulation was cut off to her left arm. at nine months doctors had

kabc's george pennacchio takes us backstage. >> michael and peta. >> reporter: football's michael samd judges' scores and leaves saying he had a great time. >> i'm so thankful that "dancing with the stars" even offered me the opportunity to do this and very grateful to have a beautiful partner like peta and i'm going to carry these skills that she taught me to my wedding. >> reporter: nine teams now remain and this week 14-year-old willow shields and her partner mark ballas are at the top. their number scored a near perfect 39 out of 40 points. >> it was incredible. i mean being out there. i didn't know what scores we would get. i felt great about the dance but can you feel great and not get that great of scores so i was absolutely thrilled. >> reporter: also thrilled to are their one, nastia liukin and derek hough. rumer willis and val in third. robert and kym were in fourth. noah galloway and sharna burgess saying no guts no glory. head judge len goodman called for a standing ovation after the performance. after the show we discussed sharna knocked out one of his teeth during a rehe

. >> furious 7 expected to make a quarter billion dollars this weekend alone and kabc's jory rand wasars. there was one noticeable absence revenues it was a hollywood night of stars, screens and selfies. it was the premiere of "furious 7." >> it's very special. i'm excited for the fans to watch the movie. >> reporter: even for hollywood legends who weren't even in this film. >> you know i have a need for speed. >> reporter: but one person's absence loomed larger than even the biggest stars' presence on this night. paul walker who was killed 16 months ago while this film was still shooting. >> angel, our motivation to finish. our inspiration. >> which is why we're here celebrating for the fan, celebrating for the movie, more importantly celebrateing his life. >> that's it. >> he left the world with some beautiful art and we're here to tell the whole world about it. >> this movie almost didn't see the light of day so this night means everything to me right now and there's a void that needs to be filled but we were saying it's a little bit of sweet but this movie is playing homage to pau

. >> reporter marco robles with our sister station kabc in l.a. there when they got their hands on the watch for the first time. >> west hollywood was the place to be for apple fanatics nationwide. some even traveled 3,000 miles to be here. >> i'm here from boston. boston massachusetts. >> lined up to pick up the company's newest gadget the apple watch. maxfield, a fashion boutique on melrose is the only location in the u.s. where apple watches could be bought today unreserved first come, first serve. >> wow! look at that. >> one by one the first customers let in came out to show us what they bought. >> is this what you wanted? >> i was kind of hoping to get an addition. >> ryan richard from chattanooga,y tennessee was among the first customers to make the purchase, but he said he was disappointed with the inventory. >> they had no additional watches and the sport model, i think they only have three colors in it. >> the new tech gadget considered by many to be a fashion accessory isn't each being sold in apple stores yet and even customers who pre

one more live look and we'll go to southern california and a feed from the sister station kabc in loseles. this obviously a much smaller group, but they'd taken over an intersection in los angeles and you can see a ring of police officers and police cars around them and not sure the exact location at this point as this group just amassed right there and we will keep you posted on activity and here in the bay area as well as l.a. and follow us on twitter at abc 7 news bay area and let's get ia look at traffic and ama, the 360 traffic. >> i am told we're still on the embarcadero trying to get on to the bridge and we're not going anywhere. we're stuck kind of like we were before and the nice big rig trying to turn the corner. you can see all of the cars backed up behind us and not looking good in your commute in san francisco. let's go to spencer for a check on the weather. >> things are moving better, that's for sure and mainly the wind. here's a look at live doppler 7 hd and skies across the bay area right now and it will be warming up over the next several days and this evening at at&

earlier our affiliate in los angeles, kabc spoke to his wife. >> he was blown away by the blast rather in any rubble. that's how i found out. i think all of us in my family and friends would be happy that if he had to die, he's the kind of guy you don't ever think of as dying. he's just such a larger than life individual and if he had to die, to die doing the things that he loved, which is mountains and being in the mountains and filming, making his -- this is a big goal for him. much better than killed in a car accident or something like that. it's so dramatic and so shocking to be on the other side of the world and to all of a sudden be told that -- you just don't picture losing somebody in an incident like that. it's devastating to tell you the truth. >> you can see the grief in the eye of his wife corey. and a base camp doctor also on that trek through mt. everest when she was encapsulated by the avalanche. she was a passionate person. passion for medicine and in the process of getting a second masters degree before she died. her employer over the weekend took to facebook to delive

this is from our sister station kabc.ee the smoke stretched far into the sky and i nearby school was evacuated and ten homes were threatened by the flames and thankfully nobody was hurt. >> let's mret a check of the weather and it's been a pleasant day so far. >> that's true. it was warm today and it will cool down tomorrow and warm up again rather significantly later. here is a live look at 7 hd. temperatures along the coast have dropped sharply from where they were erler in in the day and still warm inland. mainly quiet day although we may see thunderstorms between atlanta and miami and a couple of showers or thunder showers up in the dakotas and maybe a few sprinkles up in the pacific northwest and across california tomorrow and mainly sunny and dry and upper 80s in chico and 91 in fresno and 86 in los angeles tomorrow and here in the bay area we'll see high temperatures on the mild side inland and we'll see upper 70s to low 80s. and upper 60s to 70 arne the bay and we'll have a cooling sea breeze tomorrow and highs in