and the kid--poom!--he's got it. he's got it. he's got it. he sees it. he says, "it will never drop. "it will keep falling around and around and around and never hit the ground. that's all there is to it." and you say-- it begins with a y. - yes. - yes. and he says, "ain't it really get more complicated than that?" no. no. it's that simple. think about these ideas. see you next time. [music]

. >> at hurst castle, they had to drain neptune poom early.giving away to a skateboarder's fantasy. meat and produce prices rising 6% according to the usda. fast food chains like chipotle and in in out have raised their prices. people coming through communities looking for water wasters, leaky sprinklers. public parks, some cities are no longer watering the path. it's been a long summer and no end in sight for this drought. >> for more on the drought conditions in california, we want to turn to our ivanka briva cabrera. >> in the '80s, they had a bad drought but the last seven years since we've seen these numbers. they do drought index to this. red is worse. 36% of the state was in exceptional drought. now we're up to 58%. that is just an unbelievable trend here that over half of california is now in exceptional drought. of course, we're in the dry season now. we're not talking about significant rains if they come at all, into fall, into winter. we're stuck in this dry pattern. because of the extended dprout, we had fires pop up, and they get

i didn't know if they were the same people, but poom with the same names. i noticed an address pattern. if there's any new yorkers in the room, you know what my next sentence will be. they were all addresses on the upper, upper, upper west side between 70th street and 110th street. for those new yorkers above my age and older, you know that that's washington heights, which was for many, many years into the 1960s, the center of german jewelry. it was the largest german-jewish community after world war ii, so much so it was call ed frankfur on the hudson. i grew up close to that neighborhood, and it never occurred to me in the research to look there for clues. i was very excited at the new york public library. i got on the a train, went up to 181st street, got out, and similar feeling as in the refugee neighborhoods in brussels. very, very different. still a refugee neighborhood, but the demographics changed. primarily a dominical neighborhood. didn't hear much german, but we heard a lot of spanish. however, there were still a number of synagogues in existenc