monika diaz reports he's now on a crusade to keep people with autism...fe in emergency situations. 3 --reporrer pkg-as follows -- "okay, here we go." "who's turn is this?" inside my infinite possibilities in denton, artez carmichael shines. "artez, who' your favorite team?" for his father, brent carmichael, watching his 26-year-old son grow into his independence from the dark, lonely world of autism, fills him with pride. "he's doing great. hees enjoying life, you know, and i'm not there to hover over him and say, 'don't do this. don't do that.' he's doing things on his own." "you remember travis?" but, there's one worry the dad can't shake.. it lingers at home and in the car, troubled by the possible outcome if his son and police come to face-to-face. "but, once he sees the lights, all that kind of stuff, the anxiety comes, and once that anxiety hits, i never know what reaction i'm gonna get, if it's wanting to get out of the car, or acting fidgety." he has seen similar tense moments turn into tragedy in other states: 21-year-old mohammad usman chaudhry,