repair work that s still going on. it gives the construction company and developer 48 hours to give the city a status report on the fix-its. cam is demanding more information. is this something that is systematically at issue with our inspection process that allowed this oversight to take place. in the 11 years i ve been at the building department, i ve never heard of a construction incident like this. reporter: the building s texas developer hines news that the forms are now in a stable condition. we checked with cal osha which found five violations from the buildings construction company land lease since 2011 involving worker safety and equipment not in safe, working order. as you can see, between first and second street, it is off limits. we do not know when it will be reopened. cornell bernard, abc7 news. a truck driver suffered serious injuries after his truck overturned after hitting two other vehicles around 4:30 a.m. along northbound 880 near 5th avenue. a wom
fueled by fears after recent immigration raids and uncertainty over president trump s executive order. can canada handle this new influx? mansion fire. a luxury home up in flames. in washington, d.c. oh, my god. firefighters frustrated in their efforts to put it out. i have no water. unable to supply at this time. this morning we re revealing the homes diplomatic connections. good morning everyone. thanks for tuning in. on a sunday. following two major stories. president trump attempting to change the narrative by reverting to campaign mode. he held a rally on saturday. the large enthusiastic crowd with air force one in the background. at his private resort in palm beach the president will be interviewing at least four candidates to be his new national security adviser after he fired his first and his second choice turned down the job. we want to start with the weather on the west coast. look at the shots of vehicles stuck in the mud in california after a
monster storm. interstates turned into rivers. tens of thousands of people without power. the massive sink holes big enough to swallow this fire truck. the high cost of the highways now evident this morning. and mansion fire, a luxury home in suburban washington, d.c., up in flames. oh, my gosh. firefighters frustrated in their efforts to put it out. i have no water. unable to supply at this time. this morning, we re revealing the home s diplomatic connection. we do have rob marciano back with us. so it s going to be a great sunday. thanks for tuning in, everybody. on a sunday when we have big political news as well as breaking weather stories. yeah, look at the shots of vehicles stuck in the mud in california after a huge instorm. that brought floods, road collapses, and several deaths. and now, a second we mentioned rob is back with us. he s just back from the storm zone. he ll have the forecast in a few minutes. we begin with president trump, striving to
interstates turned into rivers. tens of thousands of people without power. the massive sink holes big enough to swallow this fire truck. the high cost of the highways now evident this morning. and mansion fire, a luxury home in suburban washington, d.c., up in flames. oh, my gosh. firefighters frustrated in their efforts to put it out. i have no water. unable to supply at this time. this morning, we re revealing the home s diplomatic connection. we do have rob marciano back with us. so it s going to be a great sunday. thanks for tuning in, everybody. on a sunday when we have big political news as well as breaking weather stories. yeah, look at the shots of vehicles stuck in the mud in california after a huge rainstorm. that brought floods, road collapses, and several deaths. and now, a second storm is moving in. we mentioned rob is back with us. he s just back from the storm zone. he ll have the forecast in a few minutes. we begin with president trump, striv
u.s. from eight countries. abc s david kerley starts us off from dulles airport with all those details. good morning, david. reporter: good morning, robin. this ban went into effect just a couple of hours ago. specific airlines, specific airports, told that electronic devices bigger than a phone like this will not be allowed in cabins on direct flights into the u.s. this morning u.s. officials taking the extraordinary step of banning electronics bigger than cell phones from the cabins of jetliners flying in from 8 middle eastern countries, including several allies, each of saudi arabia, the gulf states, all in an attempt to prevent this, a laptop smugg onto a smol yee jetliner detonating after takeoff. the ban prevents laptops, tablets, cameras and dvd players. it does not include phones or medical devices. what they re trying to do here is take an extra step to take anything that could be packed with explosives out of the cabin and prevent some sort of a device being man