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he is part of a group called open society foundations. to him via representatives. fox news digital has not heard back. >> dana: stay on top of that for us. thank you. >> bill: now to the royal visit. prince william and kate visiting the u.s. for the first time as prince and princess of wales. they arrive in boston later today in begin their first u.s. trip in eight years. molly line is there in boston to watch everything go down. >> absolutely. hello and good morning, bill. the late queen elizabeth came to boston in 1976 and today her grandson and his wife. the prince and princess of wales that will arrive taking a three-day tour around theaire as part of the festivities surrounding -- founded by prince william and focused on environmental solutions to repair, restore and rejuvenate the planet the earth shot prize is named for president kennedy's speech in 1962 challenging americans to land astronauts on the moon. the awards will culminate with a ceremony where five winners are announced each receiving 1.2 million toward their programs.

james towne sauros foundation institute open society in russia they have already been declared undesirable internal affairs, the total number of militants financed by about a hundred foreign companies from a dozen banking groups along the way, pressure on moscow was exerted by european legislators. immediately stop disproportionate hostilities in chechnya using recruits to immediately start a political dialogue with the elected chechen leaders in order to achieve a complete ceasefire and a comprehensive political solution to the conflict, the collective west after the collapse of the ussr very much counted on the fact that russia would quickly fall apart. as he said last year. vladimir putin even they showed maps of what, according to the ideas of foreigners , should have remained from today's russia the president , one of the eastern european countries , said directly at one of his meetings with me, but that for us in europe there were no questions about whether russia would fall apart or not? we believed that this was inevitable, the only question was how yes and you will happen and what

open liberal, diverse society , open liberal, diverse society, but many of our institutions do stem from the church. it's not just churches and community groups, but also much of schooling as christian foundations going , you know, foundations and going, you know, 800,000 jews hospitals were first set up in britain by christian community and today it's groups , all religions that it's groups, all religions that run and operate food to benefit their community. so i'm not just a christian who would defend the role of christianity, which i would also defend the role and participation of all religions in british society. so i are concerned . i mean, we have split concerned. i mean, we have split hairs about the terminology. the fact of the matter is there are more people this country now that christian fact. that are not christian fact. they religious at all, they are not religious at all, actually there are people actually than there are people identifying as christian. identifying as being christian. and you get concerned by the and do you get concerned by the decline? think it's decline? do you think it's something people should be something that people should be troubled or not? i wouldn't trou