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The former Prince Andrew has been released following his arrest Thursday.

Police are examining whether he shared sensitive government information with his late friend and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

NPR's Lauren Freyer reports from London.

In Washington, President Trump was asked about Andrew's arrest.

I think it's a shame.

I think it's very sad.

I think it's so bad for the royal family.

It's very, very sad.

To me, it's a very sad thing.

When I see that, it's a very sad thing.

Trump spoke to reporters Thursday as he prepared to head to Georgia for an event.

He began his day hosting the first meeting of what he calls his Board of Peace.

He said the U.S.

will contribute $10 billion to help rebuild Gaza and that nine member countries have agreed to pledge a combined $7 billion and that five others agreed to deploy troops for an international stabilization force.

Northern California, the Nevada County Sheriff's Office says it's too soon to say if any charges are warranted, but that investigators are working to determine if criminal negligence played a role in the deaths of at least eight backcountry skiers.