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not to travel americans not to travel to sudan. so we've been very clear on that again. it's not our standard proper procedure. the guidance for us citizens in sudan is to shelter in place and hopefully for a lolling fighting them to leave the country. but i want to read you. the statement from the sudanese army which speaks to these are the nations that are not just evacuating embassy staff but also evacuating other citizens in the country. they are smaller numbers of people there to be clear. the u. s. is about 16,000, many of them dual nationals, sudanese and american , but this is what the army said in a statement. the evacuation of all missions whose countries made such a request is expected to begin with in the coming hours. as the us the uk, france and china will evacuate the diplomats and nationals by air by military transport aircraft belonging to their respective armed forces from cartoon and this is expected to begin immediately, so we haven't seen any flights take off yet, but when they do, we'll let you know. larry meadow for us from nairobi. thank you, larry. thank you larry new this morning.
the president certainly leading on what matters most and that's on having clean air, clean water. the united states continues to be a leader on that front. the biggest thing we can do is focus on how we have the cleanest air and the cleanest water. the white house is doing that. >> really? that was sarah sanders touting the cleanest air and the cleanest water and climbed edc the u. -- that the u.s. has the cleanest air by far. here is what the wchl .h.o. dat shows. the united states has relatively clean air but eight other countries rank ahead of the u.s. in air quality. several others are close behind. not exactly what the president
you really have to see the border to understand it. he sought from the air by black hawk helicopter, by river patrol boats, and by land on horseback. i think of a lot of what we saw, most importantly, is the morale of border patrol has increased exponentially since the last time i was down there. i think that's because they now have a president in thent white house that supports them, and we now have the political will to finally get this done. and i just can't emphasize that enough. i think one of the greatest takeaways also, kimberly, isis when you look at what you call the wall or infrastructure to provide physical barriers, they have a levee system that's made of concrete that i think can provide a very creative way that the community accepts. because it helps against flood to provide flood control. a way to but not offend the local