michael henderson lives in the apartment building next door. he was told to evacuate. >> we had a knock on the door from the upstairs neighbor. i noticed that a the flames are just leaping really high. >> this is the second time the fire department got 9-1-1 call. >> acting deputy chief says her crews left the restaurant around 3:00 a.m. when they thought the fire was out. >> we don't know if it's the rekindle of the original fire. >> jeffrey ho says two fire ins one night was very unnerving. >>. >> we woke back up and it was intense. it was pretty much the color of my jacket. >> i finally gotten it out. >> luckily, no one was hurt. a family living above the restaurant got out safely. the fire department is investigating to make sure the original fire they thought was put out really was. in berkley, abc 7 news. >> fire investigators in concord tell abc 7 news it may take a while to determine the exact cause of a fire that burned down a furniture warehouse. the fire marshal says it's just too dangerous to enter the roof. it just collapsed. losse

taking a look at the ice michael in henderson says he is without power. i hope you have got a lot of candles. others of as saul rain. ottumwa saw their record rainiest november 26, picking up nearly two inches of rain. only looking at cloud cover today with highs in the upper 20's to lower 30's. >> that's why we have so many homeless people, because once you're down in it, its very difficult to get away from. alyx: according to the institute for community alliance, polk county is in need of about 30% more affordable housing units to help combat homelessness. there are nearly 24,000 households in the county that qualify as extremely low income. but only about 16,500 units are available at a price they could reasonably afford. that's why a central iowa man, who was homeless for 2 years, his head, is reason enough to give thanks. kcci's elizabeth klinge has his story. elizabeth: from the front door to the mail box. >> having keys to something besides a bicycle padlock. elizabeth: it's easy to take keys for granted until you don't have them. >> homeless peopl