KEILAR: The U.S. is organizing the evacuation of Americans out of the Chinese city of Wuhan, which is ground zero for a deadly coronavirus. A charter flight is being arranged to get U.S. citizens out. The CDC is helping to coordinate and plan the effort. There's about three dozen diplomats and their families in the city. And right now, there's about 1300 cases. And at least 41 deaths have been reported in China alone. Two cases have now shown up in the U.S. Let's go to Beijing and CNN's Steven Jiang. Steven, China's President Xi said earlier today the country is facing a grave situation. How significant is it for him to say that?</s>STEVEN JIANG, CNN SENIOR PRODUCER: Brianna, he is the country's most powerful leader in decades. Many people think his warning and remarks will inject some sense of control over an increasingly chaotic and depressing situation on the ground, especially the entire province of 16 million people placed on lockdown. Imagine how helpless and trapped many of them may feel. The number-one grievance we have been hearing people in the past few days is that the local hospital system has been completely overwhelmed. For their part, the central government and President Xi Jinping are now saying they are sending reinforcements and medical supplies and personnel. And also to build two brand new facilities dedicated to treating people with the virus on the outskirts of the city, adding 2300 hospital beds. And these hospitals to be built within two weeks -- Brianna?</s>KEILAR: Steven, thank you so much. Steven Jiang, with an update there from Beijing. President Trump's defense attorneys are now preparing to continue their arguments Monday. Up next, a look at just how many false claims that team made today.
CDC Works With U.S. Government To Evacuate All Americans From Wuhan