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8:14Now PlayingIn a landmark case, two Atlanta-area high school basketball coaches are facing murder charges after a 16-year-old girl died as a result of training in the heat.
In 2019, Imani Bell was taking part in conditioning drills, including climbing outdoor stadium stairs, when the heat index was reportedly as high as 103 degrees. She died of heatstroke and a family attorney recently spoke about the case, saying, "The athletic director knew these children were outside exercising in the heat and allowed it to happen. The coach put these children outside and the coach was outside with them so she knew how hot it was and she allowed it to happen." BNC justice correspondent Candace Kelley joins "Start Your Day" with Shannon LaNier and Mike Hill to discuss the case.
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