BREAKING NEWS: 1 World Trade Center Scare--Workers Stuck On 68 Floor [DETAILS] ---Update: Workers Have Been Saved!!

MStars News has some BREAKING NEWS, we have learned that two window washers were stuck on a scaffolding outside the 68th floor of World Trade Center tower 1 in the bank district of New York City.

According to TMZ, FDNY quickly came to the rescue to save the employees that could have been a tragic accident.

The gossip site reports that the washers were going to work on the top of the tower around noon est when their scaffold's motors or cables stopped.

The rescue plan was to get the FDNY to break through the glass of the 68th floor where the workers were stuck.

According to ABC, the workers have been pulled in to safety. The news site reports that the firefighters were able to cut through the new skyscraper's glass, and rescue the two employees.

Carol Thomas and Lisa Cogliano, workers for an insurance company, said in shock:

"Oh God, I don't want to know what he is feeling," Thomas expressed. "I can't imagine."

"It's horrific," Cogliano shared. "Hopefully, they find a way to get him out."

1 World Trade Center was reopened to at least 175 employees after the Sept. 11, 2001 terriost attacks last week. So far the publishing company, Conde Nast has been in business in the new tower since the reopening.

Here were some tweets regarding today's epic chaos.

tweet (#7050) glad two workers were saved as their scaffold was dangling from the 50th floor #WorldTradeCenter

— Matthew Pasqua (@mattyofhonor) November 12, 2014

UPDATE: Firefighters successfully rescue two window washers dangling from One World Trade Center. #WorldTradeCenter https://t.co/E2pPMbZNci — New York (@SunTimesNYC) November 12, 2014

Wow came to see the One #WorldTradeCenter & window washer is dangling. Supposedly 2 washers are trapped #nyc pic.twitter.com/Rhouh6uwuG

— Paige Marie (@PaigeMarieYall) November 12, 2014

NYPD confirms to CNN that the 2 window #washers who were trapped on scaffolding outside 1 #WorldTradeCenter have been rescued and are safe — saskya vandoorne (@SaskyaCNN) November 12, 2014

Thank you to first responders, @FDNY, for their work to rescue our window cleaners at 1 #WorldTradeCenter

— 32BJ SEIU (@32BJ_SEIU) November 12, 2014