Full Disclosure Network presents an eight minute video news blog on why local police do not enforce U.S.Immigration laws. Featuring Sheriff Mike Carona, Former LAPD Chief Daryl Gates and former LAPD Police Commission Presidents Edith Perez and Rick Caruso,

The Full Disclosure Network will showcase three of their most controversial Video News Blogs featuring prominent law enforcement officials in a thirty minute Special program on 43 cable television systems. To watch the free video news blogs click on links below the titles.

WHOA (Working to Halt Online Abuse) released their 2005 Cyberstalking statistics today, as well as cumulative statistics for six years, from 2000-20005. WHOA, the oldest and largest all-volunteer online safety organization, has been helping adult victims of cyberstalking since February, 1977.

Adding another rung to the ladder of its standing commitment to protect and safeguard children while they are on the internet, WHOA-KTD cautions all states against development or implementation of dedicated "Do Not Email Registries" that exclusively contain email addresses of children.

In seven-minute video news blog the Full Disclosure Network presents L. A. County District Attorney Steve Cooley, Supervisor Michael Antonovich and Sheriff Leroy Baca describing how criminal aliens are not prosecuted under California's Three Strikes Law.

Sheriff Carona, LAPD Chief Daryl Gates (ret), LAPD Commission Presidents Rick Caruso, Edith Perez explain their policies 8 min video regarding the LAPD Special Order 40 prohibiting local police from enforcing U. S. immigration law. The video is provided Free "on Demand" 24/7 as a public service

In a free five minute Full Disclosure Internet video, firearms expert T.J. Johnston demonstrates the difference between an "assault weapon" and a "sporting firearm". The video is available 24/7, on demand as a public service at the URL: http://www.fulldisclosure.net/flash/391tjjohnston.htm

Sponsors include Massachusetts, California, New York City, Colorado, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, and Utah Departments of Health, the American Academy of HIV Medicine, and AmFar.

A new Master of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies launches at TWU this fall. The interdisciplinary process gives students a broader and more integrated learning experience than a traditional master's program, as they draw on three fields instead of one.

How did one young woman influence a desperate Atlanta escapee and alleged murderer and rapist to surrender peacefully? Why was the 26 year-old widowed-mom able to accomplish that brute force couldn't accomplish?

Despite - or perhaps because of - scattered rumblings by police agencies and ethics watchdog groups, the "rat out a rat" Web site Who's A Rat (http://www.whosarat.com) has enjoyed rapid growth in the six months since its launch. The site now profiles nearly 800 law enforcement agents and informants

AvalonRF Debuts its 'No Moving Parts" Tracking Antenna Receiver and UAV links with TAGs New Aerial UAV Close Surveillance Capabilities at the 77th Oscars

Cutting edge topics and its line-up of world-renowned experts already makes it the 'must-attend' fixture of this year for the legal, law enforcement and academic communities

For decades mathematicians and investors have sought a “magic bullet” – a formula to predict the ups and downs of the stock market. Finally the formula has been found!

Israeli expert will fly in to brief Homeland Security Personnel, Key Decision Makers and Law Enforcement/Agency personnel about Suicide bombers.