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December 22, 2020 By Elizabeth A. Kaine The World Health Organization’s (WHO) World Malaria Report 2020, which is posted on their website, reveals that Sierra Leone in recent times has one of the world’s highest burdens of malaria cases – accounting for an estimated 6,824 deaths (or roughly 2% of all malaria deaths recorded globally) in 2019. According to the Government of Sierra Leone’s own ‘Malaria Control Strategic Plan (2016-2020)’, malaria is endemic in Sierra Leone and transmission has been recorded in all areas of the country. At the time of the plan’s publication (in lat...

From harris' family attorney, and the tulsa county sheriff's office has not responded for comment. mr. wood, good to have you this morning. >> i have a copy of the report. you have read the report or at least have it, correct? >> yes, i had a chance to peruse that document last night. >> i want to get to the conclusion first and then go to individual elements of it. the conclusion from this investigation back in 2009 said the policy was violated and continues to be violated and this special treatment shown to reserve deputy robert bates. i want to start with your general response to that becau...

Miss bran citier's paper moves on the story, you're going to a metastasizing exposure of other kinds of problems with mr. bates and probably the whole deputy program. i think jim is right. they had no business using people on such a dangerous mission who weren't full police officers. >> ziva another aspect of your reporting, that is we should show this video before which is the video where mr. harris is saying he's having trouble with his breath and then we will hear this very har tissue thing said back to him about that by one of the officers holding him down. let's listen to this. >> he shot...

Certifications that he had not actually earned, there are penalties for falsely certifying, falsely saying you qualified. things like that. he may be looking at some additional charges indeed. the problem here in my estimation is that everybody knew, this guy ran the sheriff's re-election campaign. he gave big-time gifts to the department like cars and computers. who is going to call him out? it's only because of this disaster that happened that this is all being exposed. and i would predict that has miss branstetter's paper moves on the story, you're going to a metastasizing exposure of other...

Community. >> reporter: a sheriff department spokesman tells cnn it stands by the deputy's actions but the d.a. office makes clear they see it differently charges robert bates with second-degree manselaughtermanslaughter. and, wolf, the sheriff's department we spoke with still supports deputy bates saying he had gone through extensive training reached the highest level of deputy program and inclined to be in that situation and it wasn't anything out of the ordinary and had done that worked in that environment many times before. wolf? >> ed lavandera, shocking story indeed. more on that coming ...