return of part of the families the state including a permanent right of residency at a palace in pottstown on the state of brandenburg wants to hear nothing of it and here's why. there's a lot more evidence of the city's prussian past these days since germany decided to go ahead with the rebuilding of the palace but relations between the former noble family and the german state are not so good this is the great great grandson of germany's last kaiser the 2nd. prince of russia is the current head of the family his dispute with the authorities about former family properties has recently escalated the prince is demanding free use of the sicilian palace which has just completed a 10000000 euro. policy is to keep these places open to the public residents' rights or a right of use would be incompatible with this. but that's not all. are also demanding furniture holdings and even old masters. in the weimar republic the whole solomons were awarded properties palaces and cultural artifacts but after the 2nd world war the russians classified the hohenzollerns as war criminals and confiscated the pro

one of the top just the nations is the state capital pottstown with its reconstructed city palace seat the state parliament. just it looks amazing. and i'm a big fan of a rock and old saying i love coming to st. mark's and what they're going to. see is perhaps part sounds most famous palace but the person kings built many businesses and ones here the city was a royal residence in the 18th and 19th centuries. nowadays pots them so keisha surrounded by lakes close to poland has attracted many wealthy residents. the lake is lined with luxurious homes. in the past few years the brandenburg capital it's become one of the most desirable and expensive cities in germany. its 180000 residents include many young people plus the most free universities and more than 30 research institutes and. put some as i did last time it's really a small big city i like that that's being called much that's probably why so many people come or move here especially berliners because they appreciate that although we're smaller we have everything. you can also meet the city's most famous son in the museum. is one of

christina norman is a professor at the german institute of human nutrition in pottstown she knows all about the nutrients people need to stay healthy. and the good news is if you follow a healthy diet you don't need to take any food supplements. vitamins are real miracles there are a lot of things that are said to do boost our energy level protect us from diseases and prolong our life but what is true. here's the job profile of many vitamins. do lots of us have a vitamin deficiency and if so can we just eat more fresh fruit and vegetables to make up for it the stallholders at this weekly market and decide off certainly think so. according to the 5 we can just grab whatever we feel like it's like living in paradise. it was hard. but does it cover everything what about vitamin d. . your body can produce vitamin d. itself provided you get enough sunlight but in many regions there's just not enough in winter that's why lots of people start to run low on vitamin d. during the cold dark months. it's essential for healthy teeth and bones getting a vitamin d. from food alone is tricky it's fo

so why does this matter marcus rex's professor of atmospheric physics of university of pottstown welcome to d.w. let's start there why does it matter if a few polar ice caps melt the arctic actually is the region of our planet where however it is made of weather let me choose where we live as a major build system off the northern hemisphere by the temperature contrast between those arctic cold air masses and the warm i am also as yet i want attitude . that is the vest and the wind band which is known as a jet stream is that temperature contrast now goes down because of that arctic warming and the jet stream becomes less stable it can mean no one can produce more and that dissolves and weather extremes here and feel if the jet stream up through the warm air stream the sort of cuts across europe so if if the arctic gets warmer then the jet stream wobbles and we end up getting extremes of temperature is what we call predict weather correct so let's see arctic. yet i'll let you woods and if that becomes less stable then we can more frequently get those cold air outbreaks from the arctic to a

. >> we're from pottstown, pennsylvania. >> celebrating mom's 60th. >> welcome back to "today."rsday morning. it's already hot out there. good reason to come back tomorrow. >> kacey musgraves, one of the biggest stars in country music, is going to be right here, singing songs for us. >> rocking the should be a good concert. >> let's get to the news at 8:00, and the weather is at the top. the heat and humidity soar to dangerous levels across most of the country. it's going to get ghworse, ri >> unfortunately. when you look at the heat indices map, we're talking 29 ea states under h alerts. 2,000 miles worth of this, and we have been seeing this heat building all through the month of june. in fact, june was really a new record, breaking the record glebally a alloss the world, 1.7 degrees above average. and greenland ice shelf is near a recordune melt. severe european heat wave, extreme warmth in siberia, and closer to home, the ht ison. dangerous combinations of heat and humidity. it's going to feel triple digits in st. louis, chicago, nneapolis, wichita, dallas, atlanta, raleigh,

. >> we're from pottstown, pennsylvania. >> celebrating mom's 60th. >>> good morning, welcome back tomorning and it's already hot out there. good reason to come back tomorrow a great party. kacey musgraves, one of the biggest stars in country music right now is going to be right here singing songs for us on the plaza. >>> let's get to the news at 8:00, the weather's at the top for us, warnings, the heat and humidity, dangerous levels across much of the country al, sorry to say it, it's going to get worse. >> unfortunately, guys, when you look at the heat indices map we're looking at 29 states under heat alerts, 2,000 miles worth of this and we've been seeing this heat building through the month of june. june was really a new record, breaking the record globally all across the world, 1.7 degrees above average and, in fact, greenland ice shelf is near a record june melt severe european heat wave. extreme warmth in siberia and closer to home the heat is on. dangerous combinations of heat and humidity it's going to feel triple digits in st. louis, chicago, minneapolis, wichita, dallas, at