OKLAHOMA CITY. WOW. YEAH, AN AMAZING MOMENT HERE. BEFORE TODAY, ROBIN COLEMAN TOLD ME THAT HER FAMILY DIDN’T FEEL WELCOME LIVING IN APARTMENTS BECAUSE HER SON HAS AUTISM. PUTTING A ROOF OVER THEIR HEAD AND MAKING HIM FEEL SAFE IS WHAT THIS MOM SAYS MADE HER MAKE THIS HAPPEN. NOW, TODAY, NINE YEAR OLD RASHAWN TURNED THE KEYS TO HIS BRAND NEW HOME, EVEN HELPING MOM PUT OUT THE MAT. THE WELCOME MAT. RASHAWN WILL LIVE HERE WITH HIS MOM AND GRANDMA THANKS TO CENTRAL OKLAHOMA HABITAT FOR HUMANITY. THIS NORTHEAST OKLAHOMA CITY HOME WAS BUILT MOSTLY BY WOMEN. IT WAS THE NONPROFIT’S 20TH HOME IN THEIR WOMEN BUILD PROGRAM. ROBIN TOLD KOCO SHE’S MOVED BY THE VOLUNTEERS WHO MADE THIS HAPPEN AND IS LOOKING FORWARD TO STARTING THIS JOURNEY WITH HER SON. SEEING HIM HAPPY, YOU KNOW, HIM BEING ABLE TO RUN UP AND DOWN THAT JUST WHEN HE CAME IN AND TOOK HIS SHOES OFF, THAT WAS ENOUGH FOR ME. THIS IS ONE OF THOSE NONPROFITS THAT REALLY DOES SOMETHING SUBSTANTIAL FOR THEIR CLIENTS. YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN? TO BE ABLE TO SEE A HOME BUILT FROM THE DIRT UP TO WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE NOW, IT’S A WONDERFUL THING. YOU JUST HEARD FROM OKLAHOMA COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY VICKI BEHENNA. SHE WAS THE HONORARY CHAIR FOR THE WOMEN BUILD THIS YEAR IN MAY 25TH OF HER AND HER STAFF MEMBERS CAME OUT HERE TO THE HOME A