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From Nov. 16-20, CBS This Morning will provide updates on the construction of a Habitat for Humanity home as part of its weeklong series, Welcome Home.

Homebuilding expert and CBS News Consultant Bob Vila will be at the building site in Yonkers, N.Y., to help explain the various stages of the project. Check here for daily stories on the home's progress.

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With the foundation in place, Michelle Hayes joins Bob Vila and other volunteers in beginning the construction of her home.

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