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We are not here to make deals. We are here to push forward change and make sure we don't have to watch more people die, he said. "Every time they ask to come into one of our houses to film, that gives away the very few moments we have to breathe." 247

We are closely watching developments in Santee and elsewhere. A curfew over an entire city is an extreme infringement on freedom of expression and movement that risks arbitrary and discriminatory enforcement, especially against Black people and communities of color. A curfew can be justified, if at all, only if it is narrowly limited in time and confined to precise locations. We remain concerned that locking down an entire city for several days is an unjustified overreaction.As of Wednesday morning, Santee officials have not said whether the curfew will be extended. 572

Two kayakers chose to take advantage of the rising water levels. They were caught on camera during Cassie Carlisle's live report, moving their kayak over a dry spot of the San Diego River in Mission Valley. 206

Victim No. 2 is the second young man to allege misconduct by Yetter. He’s too embarrassed to give his name and WKBW has agreed to withhold his name and Kyle’s last name to protect their privacy.He said he was 19 when Yetter offered to help him through a challenging time. They had dinner and the priest served him wine at the St. Mary’s rectory, he said, before Yetter — according to the complaint filed with the diocese — “reached over, hugged him and started kissing him on the neck, chin and cheek.” The incident took place in 2007, and church records obtained by WKBW show the victim said the priest “tried to kiss him again while using his hand to grab his pants zipper and genital area.” Another time, Yetter allegedly took him to the Seneca Niagara Casino, offered him alcohol and started “kissing his neck…then pushed him onto a chair” before he was able to get away. 885

We didn't explore it for a while but we just knew something was different with him, Joe added.As Ozzie got older and went to school, more signs emerged that he wasn't like other kids. It was a range of behaviors from physical reactions to lack of emotional response. Jacquie noticed that her son Ozzie just wasn't interested in anything."I really didn't investigate it until he was about 5 when I saw what I guess would be stimming. So he would scrunch his face up and flex his arms like this, and I was like, what is happening? He didn't realize he was doing it."It was a tough realization for his parents that Ozzie just doesn't understand people. "He doesn't know if he hurts people's feelings. He doesn't know sarcasm. He doesn't know that you're joking around with him. He is straight-line literal. Literal as it can be," said Joe.Ozzie watches people and can repeat what they do, but he doesn't understand. In class, he was asked to write about his favorite sport, book or stuffed animal."And everything is nothing. What do you wonder about? Nothing. The answer was always nothing, which when you look at it you're kind of like, well, you have to have something that you like. Everybody has something that they like a little bit."What Jacquie didn't realize then was that Ozzie just hadn't found "his something" yet. 1322

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