there's a latino component with ywca. >> absolutely. that's why i love the opportunity to talk to you and the audience. people say the yw, they don't normally think it's for the latino population. we deliver services to 18,000 people in our community. 65% of people are color. in our youth services, 86% are latino. we do boys and girls, men and women. our after-school programs are definitely there for people who want to be part of our services. >> and has the economy hit your organization? >> absolutely. just like everybody else. everybody's own checkbook, the yw's checkbook is hard. we are an organization really that provides so many social services in the community. we live with the kindness, literally, of people who write us checks of $50 and $100, and even though they can't write that same check, they sometimes somehow are able to give it, at least half of what they gave. we have waiting lists. we have waiting lists in counseling for particularly our spanish clients. we keep hoping we move as quickly as possible to meet everyone's ne

it's an effort between the united way and the ywca. the housing can be either transitional or permanent. >> they will need to learn how to exist together and share the laundry room and watch tv at the same time and go through individual counseling -- sessions, just to learn how to be moreself sufficient. >> the women will also get help with employment building skills, the new residents are expected to move in the next three to four weeks. >> now, maryland's most powerful doppler radar and the forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >> little muggy out there this evening. temperatures 68, humidity 76% right now and really no wind to speak of but on the whole really a warm day, not hot as it'll be later this week. that's for sure, take a look, across the inner harbor, nice finish to the day, sun, just a few clouds, skies clearing as we go past the sunset, a nice night across charm city, take a look at the radar, we find nothing on it, little ground clutter toward dc, that's not rain. things dry although again the humidity has c

of schertz -- in schertz have maintained a community spirit that is reflected at the schertz family ywca, at the park, our in a football game at the high school. this renamed veterans post office will help maintain that community spirit and serve as an anchor and as a reminder of where schertz came from, how it has grown and the road ahead. a while back i stood at this very microphone to speak up for the renaming of a post office in south austin, on south congress, the street that once connect san antonio and austin, for sergeant henry ibarra iii who was killed in iraq. i remember the dedication service that we had there, joined by the catholic war veterans, the american g.i. forum, the knights of columbus, in addition to the family and friends of sergeant ibarra. it meant a great deal to them and i believe that the same thing, the same kind of inspiration which they feel every time they go into that hub of community activity will be realized as well in schertz, texas. our veterans, whether they wore a uniform last he would week or decades ago, understand -- last week or decades ago unde