ceodúñ john schwartz says the family was enjoying family dinner when they got the call. >> we were inhe middle of thanksgiving and fought phone call from employee. >>reporter: firefighter spent an hour trying to get the fire under control. tall flames could be seen from the freeway. long time east bay company founded in 1939 says commercial office furniture. that's what fueled the flame. >> sought area of the building that burned was the which arey in rack in cardboard wrapped in plasticta so once thp fire got going it probably got going very quickly. >>reporter: fire crew battle too dangerous to go in. rushed to save computers. >> well certainly not what i expected to spend thanksgiving on but nobody was hurt. >>reporter: he tells me despite the damage the next step is to find a new space. they hope to be back running some time next week. live in concord, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. reminder when you see news where you live please take a picture of video share it with us using the hash-tag abchç 7'. >>> happening now. freeze warning just went into effect minutes ago in parts of

ceodúñ john schwartz says the family was enjoying family dinner when they got the call. >> we were inhe middle of thanksgiving and fought phone call from employee. >>reporter: firefighter spent an hour trying to get the fire under control. tall flames could be seen from the freeway. long time east bay company founded in 1939 says commercial office furniture. that's what fueled the flame. >> sought area of the building that burned was the which arey in rack in cardboard wrapped in plasticta so once thp fire got going it probably got going very quickly. >>reporter: fire crew battle too dangerous to go in. rushed to save computers. >> well certainly not what i expected to spend thanksgiving on but nobody was hurt. >>reporter: he tells me despite the damage the next step is to find a new space. they hope to be back running some time next week. live in concord, abc 7 news. >> thanks very much. reminder when you see news where you live please take a picture of video share it with us using the hash-tag abchç 7'. >>> happening now. freeze warning just went into effect minutes ago in parts of

joining me now, chairman john schwartz who served two tours in iraq. as someone who served two tours in iraq, your reaction to jeb bush's speech? >> i thought the speech was limited. just throwing ground troops in the war against isis doesn't really tell us what you want to do. i think that's par for the course for a lot of the republican candidates. ben carson still thinks, for instance, that there's chinese troops in syria. i would have hoped that jeb bush would have articulated, you know, how many troops we needed. what is our position with bashar al assad. you can't really talk about iraq without talking about syria. the situation on the ground in syria is very complicated. so throwing our troops in like that and allowing them to be a part of this conversation without any strategic framework as to how we would use them or how many is putting the horse before the carriage. >> i was talking to someone the other day whose son had served in iraq during the insurgency there and, you know, he was saying this, that if american ground troops were to enter

john kerry talking about ezra schwartz. jc: and a warning about toys son, the holiday season's just like football season... you got your big games... ...cheese plates, turkey, appetizers. and regular games. get it all at a great price... ...and the holiday season is won. that's my boy! fill your cart with everything you need this s eason, jc: another look at 128. this is typically a busy travel day for massachusetts and it has only been made worse by an accident that have produced plays on the northbound side near the route nine exit. phil: more violence in the west bank as secretary of state john kerry is there for meetings with israeli and palestinian leaders. violence in the region has ike incident number and has not let up. 18 from israel was killed last week and kerry spoke about the challenges. secretary kerry: this is a difficult time. we know that. when citizens can be murdered like ezra schwartz, a citizen of massachusetts, driving in a car , on a mission to learn and share. civilized people and we all have a respo

john clark senting it back to you. >> say that five times fast. >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz says he is coming to the event, by the way> he better. >> he promises. see you later, john. speaking of jenkins and the eagles, they are going to be in the national spotlight when they face off against the division rival cowboys sunday night. you'll see it only here on nbc 10, your official eagles station. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> who would have thought bow ties would become so popular? 20 years, it finally caught on. all right, we have even warmer weather on the way. wasn't all that cold today, it's going to be warmer than that all week. we're going to be in the 70s. we'll talk about the next chance for showers. we're starting to see some clearing in the western sky, and that's a sign of things to come. 62 right now, the wind out of the south at 5 miles an hour. we were up to 65 yesterday, 65 so far today, held down by the clouds, but with sunshine, 73 tuesday, 75 wednesday and thursday, and friday could be even warmer than that. right now it's not that wa

john? >> and we just spoke with the rabbi here at this synagogue. this teen, his family, they have been members here for two decades. you can only imagine their grief after what happened today. as schwartz was over in israel studying and doing charity work, taking a year off before going off to college, he was 18 years old. the rabbi here says he had a love of israel and a love of the people of israel. police say he was killed in a horrific explosion. four others also killed. schwartz, who just graduated this year from the jewish day school in brookline, that cool in mourning. a teacher there is grappling with this senseless violence. >> the whole school went into shock. the middle school and upper school, immediately cancelled classes and everybody came together to pray. at first we heard he was hurt and in surgery, in critical condition, so we were praying for his safety and his recovery. and then we got the news that it was too late. reporter: there are about 200 members here at this synagogue. so obviously a very tight-knit community. coming up tonight at 6:00, the rabbi here remembers this young victim. we're live in sharon, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> to the weather. 55 in

john: j.c., this community is an absolute shock tonight. friends and family are gathered at his house a block away right now. that teenager also a member at young israel. ezra schwartz was just 18 years old. he was killed along with four others in the west bank and one of the deadliest days yet in israeli-palestinian violence. ezra schwartz was killed after a palestinian opened fire and then rammed his car into a group of pedestrians. the anti defamation league said he was delivering food to israeli soldiers at the time. ezra schwartz had been accepted to college in the states but he decided to take this year off to study in israel. he had just graduated this year from the jewish day school in brookline. that school mourning. as you can imagine, so much grief in this community as j.c.: we turn now to the weather with a little bit of rain already moving in. but there are some heavy downpours and a lot of wind coming in. >> >> the worst comes overnight? harvey: it could be into that morning commute for some of you. a little patch of rain came through. it is offshore. it has just been a little bit on the damp side. nothing will big has happened yet. if you look down to

nbc 10 photographer john panfile spotting this rainbow over northeast philadelphia this morning. nbc 10 first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz here with the forecast. you can't beat a rainbow like that. >> it's beautiful once you start to see a little bit of sunshine at the end of the showers. now, those showers are pretty much moved out but we still have a lot of clouds around. this is the pocono mountains. you can see the showers moving towards new york city but there are more in southern delaware and even more in eastern virginia. moving in the general direction of delaware and south jersey. so that's where the best chance of any rain is. these the reporting stations. everybody is reporting cloudy skies but none of them are reporting rain at this hour. so things have dried out, at least temporarily, in delaware and south jersey and we might not see any more rain in pennsylvania counties for the rest of the day. we're already up to 70 in millville and atlantic city international. even with all those clouds, 66 in philadelphia. the average high is 60. so even with the early rain and cloud cover we're likely to get to at lea