. >> with everyone in place, detective charlie sends the undercover officer, or u.c., out as a decoy. >> all right. u.c. is out. >> after making a deal for sex, the female decoy will deliver the john to this motel. officers test surveillance equipment and get ready to make arrests. >> just waiting on the control room. you guys set? >> let me know when you guys are good to go. >> it looks like we've got it up and going. >> as always, these operations depend on the decoy's ability to play the part. >> you need to act like those girls that are out there on the track now. there's this demeanor that you should have out there, like, okay, this next date could be my last date. and even though we're working in an undercover capacity, you -- you need to have that awareness. >> the operations that we do, very, very dangerous because that individual does not know that that's a cop. and if there's an abduction that he has in his mind that he's going to abduct that girl because he thinks she's a prostitute, we've got to have those safety plans in place. >> we have the u.c. she's almost to the corn

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in hearing or vision, or any symptoms of an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis and a $200 savings card. kennedy: u.cly chancellor has done a $900,000 emergency exit prompted by the last time students stormed his office. it's an academic escape hatch. greg gutfeld is an alum of the university of california berkeley. >> my escape hatch was beer. little bro humor. i'm for this escape hatch only if you also take a mannequin and have some strings so it would look like he's til there. so the protester would be looking in the window. yes, he's still there. meanwhile he's having striped sea bass. anyway, the problem with protesters is that they have nowhere to be. so if they camp out. kennedy: shouldn't they be in class? >> no, leaving a mark on the carpeting is more important than leaving a mark across dem eggally. so they sit there and don't have anywhere to go. if you are a chancellor chances are you have a great social life, you have to be somewhere at 7:00. you need an escape hatch. especially since the campus is one giant panic room. kennedy: it's funny that he's such a wit a wussy afraid of his stude

maybe one or two classes which causes a bunch of problems, making them potentially not considered a full-time student. >> it could affect their financial aid and any hopes of graduating on time. at u.celey, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at samaritan house in san mateo when there was a backpack give away yesterday. it provides school supplies for deserving children. monday 500 kids picked out fair favorite backpack, all donated by the community. . >> the biggest frustration for us in the course of thisout has been the absolute -- i mean, the admi ttance of an elected official like our governor saying i don't know how we are going to get out of this. that is not acceptable anymore >> water advocates want to use a depleted reservoir near santa barbara to keep some of the water that's in northern california right now. no signs of rain but mike niko again a big weekend. a lot of people heading to outside lands. what's your best advice, a jacket, two jackets maybe? >> dress in layers and you can peel one off as the sun will break out this afternoon. it will warm a little bit. you know how you can sit in the 60-degree air temperature and still have the sun beat down on you and feel hot. that

maybe one or two classes which causes a bunch of problems, making them potentially not considered a full-time student. >> it could affect their financial aid and any hopes of graduating on time. at u.c. berkeley, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at good samaritan house in san mateo when there was a backpack give away yesterday. it provides school supplies for children. the supplies were donated by the community farmer groups of upset over having to wait on a possible decision to change california's water management. several water managers want to re-evaluate the delta and the -- the san joaquin delta and the endangered fish that live there. farmers groups say they need decisions to be made now about water. >> the biggest frustration for us in the course of this drought has been the absolute -- i mean, the admittens of an elected official like our governor saying i don't know how we are going to get out of this. that's not acceptable anymore. >> water advocates want to use a depleted reservoir near santa barbara to keep some of the water that's in northern california right now. no signs of rain but mike niko is tracking school cooler weather this weekend, right, mike? >> yeah, a little co