Security video captures Brooklyn apartment building collapsing in Flatbush

We are getting a look at security video capturing the moment the apartment building in Brooklyn collapsed. That's right, Good Day. Nikki Houser is live in Flatbush with a look at that video and also the latest on this investigation. Nikki, good morning. Right, good morning, Dan and Shawnee. This community wants answers after this collapse and after losing eight of their own people, many of them young, the oldest was 31 years old, the youngest just nine. 18 are still injured this morning as well after this collapse. I want to show you this. This is camera ring camera video from next door showing the moment that this happened. Investigators now looking closely into the construction site next door and whether ongoing digging at the time of the collapse may have played a role. Here's what we know right now. The developer hoped to build a nine story building on that site. A permit application showing plans to dig below 15 feet. And now the Department of Buildings... Buildings is rushing to carry out emergency inspections at 100 other construction sites after the site next to the collapse was linked to five different entities connected to those projects. Everybody wants answers here, including the mayor, who says the city is committed to finding out exactly what happened here. As I said yesterday evening, a tragedy of this magnitude demands a comprehensive and thorough investigation that includes both the construction site and the building which collapsed. That has already begun with the Department of Buildings and Law Enforcement leading it. We will find out what happened and we will share that information with New Yorkers. Officials say everybody has been accounted for in the search and rescue efforts have stopped for now. So what happens next? Well, investigators are going to look very closely into the cause of this collapse. In the meantime, this community is going to grieve again the eight lives that were lost. Back to you guys. No doubt about it, the community and the city. All right, Nikki, thank you.