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>> reporter: eric bell, imani's father, says e.r. doctors revived his daughter twice. >> the body was so hot that it went right back into cardiac arrest. >> reporter: you actually watched your daughter die. >> yes. i was actually in the room. and, you know, that's just a memory that i will never forget. >> reporter: charges against the teen's two high school coaches include second-degree murder, cruelty to children, and involuntary manslaughter. the autopsy says she died of hyperthermia, heatstroke. >> there were rules broken from top to the bottom. >> reporter: lawyer justin miller represents bell's family, now suing the school system in clayton county, georgia, which had no comment about the case. >> there's no trainer there to help her. there's no ice bath to put heres in. there is no way to help her at that time. >> reporter: bell's father also coaches high school basketball. he sees a message in theses murder charges to coaches everywhere. >> every child that you coach, treat them like your own. >> reporter: pushing athletes bd

imani's father eric is a coach at nearby school.ctice was cancelled that day back in august 2019 because of the heat and he says he still can't fathom why imani's team was still outside that day. this morning, two coaches are now charged with second degree murder and involuntary manslaughter in the death of a high school basketball player who participated in team drills. according to the 2019 autopsy report, the heat index was over 100 when 16-year-old imani bell collapsed while running up the stadium steps at elite scholars academy in georgia. the grand jury indicting coaches larosa walker-asekere and dwight palmer finding they caused bell excessive physical pain by conducting outdoor conditioning training for student athletes in dangerous heat. speaking exclusively with "gma," her parents say in those conditions, the teen should have never been outside. >> no reason you should be outside. it's too hot. >> reporter: she was rushed to a nearby hospital where she later died. >> i didn't think i wasn't leaving the hospital without my

asha philip, imani lansico, dina asher smith and daryll neita led team gb to third, finishing behindn a silver in the women's1500 metres, setting a huge personal best in the process and breaking the british record, too. muirfinished behind kenya's faith kipyegon, who successfully defended her title in an olympic record time. but as the field stretched, muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifan hassan of the netherlands to seal the best result of her career. it is her first major outdoor medal. it was bronze in the women's hockey for team gb, making the podium for the third games running, after beating india 11—3 in the bronze medal match. it was a topsy—turvy game. the brits were 2—up, then 3—2 down, but fought back to win 4—3. tears were flowing at the end. great britain were defending champions from rio, but captain hollie pearne—webb said, "it's been a tough five years, a bronze medal was beyond our wildest dreams". later, the netherlands beat argentina to win gold. so, great britain's seven medals means they now have 58 in total, moving up to fourth in the medal table above a

asha philip, imani lansico, dina asher—smith and daryll neita led team gb to third, finishing behind time. but as the field stretched, muir went past the 5000 metres champion sifan hassan of the netherlands to seal the best result of her career. two more golds on day 14 of tokyo 2020 have taken team gb up to fourth in the overall medals table. the first of the two was a historic one for laura kenny, who has become the most decorated female olympian. she and katie archibald were crowned the inaugral women's madison champions in the velodrome. kenny is also the first british woman to win golds at three consecutive games, and this one is her fifth overall. the british pair dominated the 120—lap race, winning 10 of the 12 sprints on offer to finish on 78 points. and out of all the medals kenny has won this seems to mean the most. i never wanted to win a race so badly in my life and that was the one. i've messaged jason today and said ifeel like my olympics ends today. that was really my main target. you know, i love the team pursuit but it was giving me fears like i've never had before a

ask you specifically about the one you reference a minute ago which was the attack on general suit imani do you believe that was legally authorized and did require the 2002 aumf? >> my understanding is it was used as a primary authority for taking that strike. >> was at strike authorized by article two or not? i'm asking the biden state department. >> i would refer it to the state department's lawyer. >> the strike on suit imani -- soleimani under the last administration, as my former colleague who had been the advisor said to this committee, i would emphasize that independent of the 2002 aumf, the president's authority provided a sufficient basis in law for the strike. plainly at the time and thought that the article two was sufficient, the 2002 aumf was cited as an additional authority , which is consistent with the way it has been articulated at least for the last six years. there was a period of time where it was not a lot of military operations in the rx base. with the return of isis it seems ramped up again and with respect to isis we have the 2001 aumf that provides us with author

he wrote about hamilton, how imany times did you want to stt drinking?i never lie about hamilton. i have seen the musical twice, i listen to the musical more times than i can count. i do know it allows me to drive to annapolis and back again so i measure travel distance in terms of hamilton. [laughter] i'm a gigantic fan of the musical, was that your question? >> it was like -- >> i neverry get sick of hamilt. >> i love it. you've written both hemingway and fitzgerald, pick one as a husband and one as a lover document. >> with like a gun to my head? because the answer is neither. >> neither? okay. >> i guess i have to say against my better judgment, i love hemingway. i love him. i read every single letter book, i understand him fully as a human and there's obviously a lot of work but i got him, i love him. fitzgerald, i get but yeah. [laughter] >> there's just something about being on a fishing boat. >> edit, this is when it gets real. there are a lot of codenames in your book and i want to know both of you would pick as your codename and i'm going to sa

>> my name is imani. california, did you know our homes share power?, we all do! with flex alerts. they notify us when to shift our energy use if our power supply is stretched. so from pre-cooling our homes, to using less energy from 4-9pm, together, let's flex our power to save our power. sign up for flex alerts today. >>> good morning. it's 8:55. a's are requiring people to mask up at the colosseum's indoor bars, stores, entertainment spaces. same rules for indoor spaces at oracle park. giants are encouraging fans to wear masks outside as well. >>> alameda officials seeing high numbers when it comes to covid cases. this weekend five places will be offering free covid vaccines to anyone 12 and over. our lady of the rose are i in union city is one of the sites. >>> san francisco's great hide away is reopening for weekdays only. on weekends and stretched the stretch will remain open to bicyclists and pedestrians only. let's get a check of traffic. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are off, 11 minutes from the maze into san franci

alongside asha philip, imani—lara lansiquot, and daryll neita, asher—smith ran the third leg, they finished last december, and that it was, "a miracle to make the start line". the reigning world champion added that it "will take a lot of time to process" the heartbreaking outcome. in the velodrome, great britain's jason kenny out of the men's sprint in the quarterfinals. britain's most—decorated olympian, had lost his last—16 race, and had to qualify through the repechage, which gave him, a difficult quarterfinal against, harrie lavreysen of the netherlands, who's already got a gold medal from the team sprint. and the dutch rider won the first two races to progress. but jack carlin is through to the semifinals. with an impressive victory, against the experienced maximilian levy, of germany. it's the best of three races, but he won the first two of them and he's through. great britain's katy marchant crashed out of the women's keirin, as she and dutch rider laurine van riessen colided in their quarterfinal. luckily marchant is ok, she said after the race that she was "in the wrong place at t

>> my name is imani. i have a birthday wish for legendary singer tony bennett. he turns 95 today.ew york state proclaimed today tony bennett day. he was born and raised in the city. bennett and lady gaga have a new album coming out. earlier this year back in february we spoke with his wife who said the 18-time grammy winner rehearses twice a week. >> he sings for about an hour or 75 minutes, sings the whole show because if somebody calls up and says, hey, there's a theater, you can come sing, he'll be ready. >> he is so ready. >> susan did that interview because tony bennett had been diagnosed with alzheimer's. he stays ready. so the concert tonight should be great with him and gaga. >> every day in new york is tony bennett day as far as i'm concerned. >> you're so right. he is a treasure. >> he's a gem. >>> have you ever been to a baseball game praying for a rally and -- >> no. >> maybe you -- oh, come on, gayle. maybe you put your rally cap on. >> no. >> this gives new meaning to the word rally cap. take a look. >> uh-oh, what is that. >> it's a maniatis praying for a rally. >>

alongside asha philip, imani—lara lansiquot, and daryll neita. asher—smith ran the third leg.in a155 seconds. asher—smith, who tore her hamstring injuly, pulled out of the olympic 200 metres after failing to make the 100 metre final. in my head i was —— there was never any doubt in my mind that i was going to be happier today because the relay is really important, we got a bronze medal in rio and i know these ladies are in great shape and are incredibly talented so i knew that to get rested up and get ready for the team event is what i was going to do this week. i've been training hard to get ready! katarina johnson—thompson has reacted on social media, after her heptathlon medal hopes were ended by a calf injury in the 200 metres yesterday. in a statement she revealed she was in a wheelchair at the start of the year after rupturing her achilles last december and that it was "a miracle to make the start line" in tokyo. the reigning world champion added that it "will take a lot of time to process" the heartbreaking outcome. the rugby league world cup, which was due to be held i