saying quote -- we are still operating in a beermane chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> still ahead on kpix 5, the asian-american community speaking out and learning to fight back as the bay area sees a rise in attacks. >>> and the popular bay area beach expected to close for months. starting tomorrow. >>> and kpix 5 is celebrating the class of 2021. so send a photo of your grad to 2021grads@cbs.com or tag kpix 5 on the social media posts. no professional photos please. be sure to include name, city and a little about them and you may just see them on tv. >>> happening tomorrow, the family of oscar grant is reportedly planning to launch a recall campaign against the alameda county da. ki bb.a.r.wi police i09 unmed when hwas shot in the back at the fruitvale station triggering nationwide outrage. the chronicle reports 1 # 1 years later, the justice for oscar grant coalition plans to file a notice of intention to recall da nancy o'malley. comes after the da declined to file felony murder charges against the second officer involved in ans ofr calls for murder charges have grown l

as chris martinez explains, he's working to inspire the next generation of political leaders. >>> my. i live in los angeles, california. and i am obsessed with government and politics. >> reporter: at just 11-years-old, luke discovered his interest in politics and wanted to get other kids interested, too. now 15, he's on a mission to do just that. >> after the 2016 presidential election and in the year 2017, i realized that none of my friends or peers really knew anything about how government worked. >> reps why luke created govlearn.org, a nonprofit that educates teens about all aspects of federal and state governments. what started as a handful of youtube videos has expanded into a full online curriculum for young people across the country. >> welcome back, today we're going to be talk about thomas jefferson -- >> reporter: taking deep dives into lessons on u.s. history, branches of government, and political parties. >> i create online slide shows and simulations for kids and teachers to use to teach about politics in a really fun way. luke stresses he's not interested in telling h

chris martinez spoke to one parent whose daughter nearly died after swallowing one. >> reporter: evie old when her mily almost lost her. >> it's really a long road, and we're just taking it day by day. >> reporter: kristin says five battery about the size of a nickel that had fallen out of a toy. >> even so, getting her to the hospital right away, she was in the hospital for a month almost. she was in the icu for a week. >> reporter: surgeons were able to remove the battery, but evie's throat was severely damaged. the batteries can burn through an esophagus in as little as two hours and can be deadly. >> the battery starts discharging electricity that can cause enough damage that can lead to permanent disability with issues around eating and swallowing. >> reporter: dr. ben hoffman warns with families spending more time at home during the pandemic, battery-related incidents among children ind 93 involving ingestions. >> it only takes one moment for things to go terribly wrong. >> reporter: the american academy of pediatrics and battery maker duracell have launched a campaign to educat

chris martinez has more from los angeles. >> reporter: a driver unleashed a series of anti-police andgeles county sheriff's deputy when he pulled her over for being on her cell phone. >> i pulled you over -- >> you're a murderer. yes, i started to record because you're a murderer. >> you can't be on your phone -- >> i wasn't. i was recording you because you scared me. >> reporter: the officer provided the personal video to fox newschannel. >> perfectly legal. and i'm a teacher. so there. >> congratulations -- >> reporter: the deputy called his supervisor to the scene at the driver's request. >> what is that name? >> a citation, ma'am -- >> here you go mexican, racist. you're always going to be mexican, you'll never be white, you know that. you'll never be white which is what you really want to be. you want to be white. >> have a good day. >> reporter: the sheriff praised the deputy for his response. >> god bless him. totally unflappable. no matter what she threw at him, he didn't take the bait. he was very careful, very professional. >> reporter: a former lapd officer, now a city coun

chris martinez reports. >> sales at gun and gold in north carolina have been nonstop since the pandemic started. >> every time a stimulus check hits, the lines go around the corner. >> reporter: this is the busiest he has been in his 17 years of selling firearms. >> there is a tremendous amount of people buying firearms for home defense and also a ton of interest in conceal carry classes and firearms this year. >> i have a child. i feel like i need to protect myself. >> gun stores are seeing an increase in customers. the fbi says there were almost 16 million background checks for firearm purchases during the first four months of the year, a 31% increase compared to the same time in 2020. firearm facilities are seeing demographics. more senior citizens are coming in to take classes. >> now during the day we have our silver book club which is for 60 plus. >> reporter: many buyers are concerned about future gun control legislation. >> it is very, very uncertain at this time in our nation and that tends to make firearms sell for sure. >> reporter: right now they are you one of the millions

reporter chris martinez on how it all played out. >> reporter: a driver unleashed a series of anti-police and racist slurs at a los angeles county sheriff's deputy when he pulled her over for being on her cell phone. >> i pulled you over for being- >> because you are a murderer. i started to record because you are a murderer. i was in on my phone. i was recording you. >> reporter: the officer provided personal body camera video. >> perfectly legal. and i'm a teacher. so there. >> congratulations. >> reporter: the deputy called his supervisor to the scene, the drivers request. >> what is that name? glasco? here you go, messick and racist. you are always going to be a mexican. you will never be white. you know that, right? he will never be white. which is really what you want to be. you will want to be white. >> reporter: sheriff alex villanueva praised the deputy for his response. >> god bless and. totally unflappable. no matter what she threw at him, he didn't take the bait. he was very calm, very professional. >> reporter: a former lapd officer, who is now in the los angeles city council

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> the health and safety care system in india is at a breakingointment they are closing vaccination centers in india's largest city right as the u.s. sends emergency aid. new this morning, fire at an intensive care unit in western india earlier today, killed 18 people, many coronavirus patients. it happened on the second floor of a hospital about 40 miles north of mumbai. they rescued dozens of people and moved some to nearby hospitals. >> >> a security guard in sacramento saved a ding. here isthe story. >> reporter: from two stories up, one man took a leap of faith. >> i looked up to the second floor where a man jumped out of the window. he went head first into the car at the bottom. and fell to the ground. >> reporter: he had no help in sight. dinkins jumped into action. he was smoldering when he came out. his clothes was melting to his skin. he was severely burned. >> reporter: he patted him down. >> he does feel good. that is why we do this job, we enjoy that rush. >> reporter: garrett, a decade into the job says helping people doesn't get ol

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