alison: we begin with breaking news from gaithersburg, where crews are on the scene of a big house fire. several rescues were made and two people are being evaluated for injuries. in the 1800scene block of windjammer way.

firefighters at the scene, the battle more difficult because the fire was gas-fed. we will bring you a live report from gaithersburg coming up in just a moment. of a massiveg news power outage in letting county, more than 15,000 diminutive customers without power. or whenon the cause the power will be turned back on. the other big story -- >> a couple employees were crushed in front of me. terrifying, freak accident inside of a freezer. one person is dead, six others injured, including one in critical condition. this happened at reinhardt food services in manassas, trapping some, injuring others with falling debris. richard reeve has the investigation. have their been complaints about this warehouse before? richard:

say some of the racks are not properly secured. they are supposed to be attached with screws on the bottom. the racks are very heavy, holding thousands of pounds of material, leading to the tragedy today. it was a frightening, tragic workday. >> i was in shock. richard: emergency crews rushed 3:40 p.m. tuesday after a series of frantic 911 calls. >> they had a catastrophic collapse of the rack support system. row of those racks tipped over and crashed, trapping employees beneath. >> a couple employees were crushed. richard: a forklift operator heard shouts of warning, then the racks went down. >> everything started coming down. that is what

employees get buried under the debris. everybody was jumping over pallets, trying to find people. ght was deadlyei for a new employee. with were injured, two life-threatening injuries. >> the cause of death is related to the collapse. richard: some workers say it did not have to happen. some of the racks were not securely screwed into the floor. >> not only did we lose a good employee, a father. richard: we reached out to the company. they do not get back to us. we know that osha is investigating. a 21-year-old employee, a father of one, with another child on the way, is now dead. in manassas, richard reeve, abc 7 news. leon: new tonight, a hateful hacker college

college networks come including the university of maryland with anti-semitic messages. some of these messages are disturbing. jay korff has the latest on the cyber attack. jay: the flyer asks the white man if he is sick and tired of the jews destroying their country through mass immigration and degeneracy and calls on the white man to join his struggle of local white supremacy. the anti-defamation league and other agencies are saying that this man admits to being behind the attack that deliver the anti-semitic flyer to thousands of universities across the country, including printers at the university of maryland in college park. jewish students on campus say they are disappointed that people still communicate in such hateful ways. >> is very sad for me when i see people just hate each other based on differences that don't really -- don't really matter so much. >> it's unfortunate, but it does not affect us so much becae

jay: a spokesperson for the antidefamation league said the hacking technique, infiltrating network printers, is unit. >> it shows how little security we have. jay: the university of maryland said, "we condemn the content of the racist fliers. security measures are being taken in our printer network." kids to switch schools, standing room only inside of a hearing in loudoun county, centering on a redistricting program that some say puts children into unfair groups. tom roussey has both sides of the issue tonight. tom? n, critics said that in some way the plans would have segregated schools, but supporters say that is not what have happened.

room off to the left, it was filled with people tonight. watched thethey school board vote for a compromise. before the meeting, opponents rallied against plan 12. >> for me, segregation. tom: it was designed to relieve overcrowding at evergreen elementary, but opponents say that it would have packed pour and latino students into the schools. >> we feel they want to separate our kids from their community, friends come in teachers. >> they are going to create two schools that will need a lot of money and assistance, and there is nothing in the budget to even begin to fulfill that. tom: although most opposed the plan, not everyone did. >> i do not support this plan because some a racist or believe in segregation. havingme say neighborhood schools instead of busing kids away is best for all students. >> it puts

or three schools and a higher at risk percentage, threeu can support two or schools with resources better than six or seven. 7-2 the school board voted to pass what members called a compromise that would not affect as many children. it did not seem to fully satisfy anyone, but plan 12 supporters seemed more satisfied than opponents. >> it's better, but it is still not sufficient. >> i think in a lot of ways, they kick the can down the road. at the end of the day, i'm glad they kept my community together. leon: let's talk about the weather now, sunny and pleasant, but it will be cold when you wake up. steve rudin has the story. steve: the temperatures are calling quickly, upper 30's manassas, 37 frederick, 41 winchester, cumberland 45. tomorrow morning, off to the bus stop,

jacket and sunglasses. 11:00rees waking up, lower 50's, highs in the lower 60's. a chance of thunderstorms and the timing coming up. alison: steve, thank you. in pakistan tonight, the authorities are actively investigating the easter sunday bombing that killed 72 people. a taliban group claimed responsibility, saying that they targeted christians. tonight, a vigil for the vision comes -- a vigil for the victims and dupont circle. jonathan: a very emotional evening, a small group of supporters gathering and dupont circle, holding signs and candles to show solidarity with the victims. a few people pull stories about how the attack affected them, preaching togetherness. one speaker said what

the most was the number of children who were targeted and killed. >> of the 60-plus victims that were killed, about half of them were children. and hearts across pakistan are silent right now as families are burning their dead and mourning. people don't know what the future holds. people are afraid. jonathan: most supporters say they were there tonight to raise awareness for an attack that most people may not even be aware of. jonathan elias, abc 7 news. leon: thank you, jonathan. reports of a person trapped inside of a house on fire in gaithersburg. alison: jay korff just arrived on the scene. what can you tell us? alison and leon, literally just got here seconds ago upon the scene. behind me, this row of townhomes, the smoke pouring

of this townhouse right now. the public information officer for the fire department come after watching his tweets all night, i've been told this is a two-story house fire, fueled by gas. we spoke with a witness moments ago who was visiting the area. she said she heard a loud explosion and that is what she believes started this. we know there were two, maybe three people trapped inside. >> there were several people unaccounted for. we rescued two people. they were not injured seriously. one person was not accounted for, but they have since been accounted for. jay: ok, that is the public information officer of montgomery county fire, this breaking new situation for step think fully, all are accounted for. there were three inside, they are all out. they are all ok.

they got here they quickly realized it had to go to a second alarm, meaning more firefighters and equipment had to be brought in. the good news on this developing story as we had people who were trapped and they all got out. if there are more development, we will let you know. reporting live in montgomery county, jay korff, abc 7 news. got out,d those folks but still a long night ahead for them in the firefighters. trump'sead -- donald campaign manager is facing a charge. there is video of the incident,

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leon: we are continuing to follow this breaking situation in gaithersburg, a house on fire theytwo people inside but have been rescued. jay korff has new information. what did you learn? jay: leung, some new information -- [no audio] alison: we just lost

o. if you can hear us, we will try to get reconnected. as soon as he got on the scene, he heard from the public information officer saying that all three people were accounted for and they are waiting now to get new information. leon: the issue was the fire was being fed by gas line. we have reestablished connection

, where we will carefully go over the hoses. you will see what the back looks like according to montgomery county public information officer this is the origin of the fire. it looks like an explosion that occurred somewhere in the back. the believe initially origin of the fire is on the back deck. it looks like the holdback was ripped to shreds. we also heard from somebody visiting that she heard what sounded like an explosion, and we have confirmed that they believe this fire may have been gas-fed. there were initial reports of people being trapped, needing to be rescued. we haveow that confirmed that two people were pulled out and they are ok. it third person was unaccounted for and that person is also ok. we have to go. ok, we have to get going, guys?

back to the front? >> yes! jay: they are still fighting this fire is best as they can, can toeverything they prevent it from spreading. leon: thanks, jay. alison: a dangerous situation. leon: they will focus on trying to keep them from spreading of the wind could be a problem. steve: the wind has settled down, sinnott the problem we had earlier today, but they will pick up again tomorrow. a cold start to the morning, so bundle up. the cherry blossoms are here, temperatures in the 30's. 53 degrees right now it reagan national, just a few passing clouds, not amounting to a lot. culpepery manassas, 40 , 41 winchester come hagerstown

mainly clear skies right now, the temperatures will fall quickly through the overnight. radar, not a and lot across the mid-atlantic, at least not now. if you enjoyed the weather today, you will love this on the way tomorrow, but unfortunately all good things have to come to an end as clouds increase thursday. no worries overnight, lots of sunshine in the morning, 30 to 39 waking up. you will need the jacket, maybe even a pair of gloves. don't forget sunglasses come you will need them all day long. the wind will be light early on. as we head through the day tomorrow, 10 a.m., the wind starts to shift out of the south. we are looking for a little bump in temperatures. we may see a passing cloud, but not a whole lot. to eathave plans outside, go for it, no problems.

thursday. with the warmer temperatures and the wind out of the south, the clouds begin to increase, scattered showers develop. as we move into the drive time home thursday evening, widely scattered showers begin to develop, may even have a light thunderstorm. friday you will need the umbrella because the cold front that is on the way. lower 70's.e then we cooldown just in time for the weekend, well below-average temperatures. if you are going to check out the cherry blossoms, tomorrow be the last best chance to do it. after that, all bets are off with a heavy rain on the way towards the end of the week. all of this moves out late, late friday. tomorrow will be a beauty, lower 60's, lots of sunshine come the wind out of the south at t5 to 10. lower 70's thursday, class increase.

chance of showers and thunderstorms. lower 60's. withy, only near 54, morning lows in the 40's. we stay below-average most of next week. a little shift in temperatures, but tomorrow the cherry blossoms , if you have not been out there, go for it. rain thursday and friday will clean the pollen out of the air. alison: and it will be cold in the morning. steve: yes, tomorrow morning, bundle up. leon: the colonials are our best hope for a championship. that is coming up, plus the usa clashes with wadham allah in a world cup -- clashes with guatemala in a world cup qualifier.

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>> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. erin: we begin with gw in the nit semi finals tonight in madison square garden, taking on san diego state. the colonials are the only local team in the final four come even if it is of the nit. , the big mangh goes behind the back, finds the player for the flesh. thecolonials led by 15 at half. then watched gw run the floor. tyler kavanaugh again. nice reversal stop

leads by 19 late in the second half. the caps back on the ice today after clinching the president's trophy last night. barry trotz said there would be no champagne party to celebrate. today, the players acknowledge they still have a long way to go. >> i don't think anybody said out the start of the year with their goal being the president's trophy. we are happy about it, but moving on. >> we are trying to win a championship here, and we have a great team so far, a great season. but we have bigger goals and bigger aspirations. erin: to the pitch, usa hosting guatemala and a world cup qualifier. dempsey puts it away in the 12th minute. minute, michael bradley, the cross into the box, cameron is there. beautiful pass. serves it up on the

usa wins 4-0. baseball rivalries took a backseat to bonding in trying to beat a deadly disease. sherwood high school hosted a tripleheader with chevy chase and bethesda high. a jv player was diagnosed with theemia last june, just as jv coach was also diagnosed with the disease. these teams got together to raise money to fight leukemia. if you missed the story earlier, go to wjla.com/sports. some redskins news, terrance isghton, "pot roast," visiting the skins tomorrow morning and they are bringing in wide receiver and one bold -- anquon boldin. i think he will be the smaller version of the pot roast. leon: ru

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