sunday afternoon. hawaii's emergency management agency said the lava was confined to the volcano's summit and did not pose a threat to nearby communities at the time. a 2018 eruption of the volcano destroyed over 700 structures. several people are injured after an explosion at a corn plant in decatur, illinois. adm, the company that owns the plant, says the cause of the explosion is unknown. and novak djokovic wins the men's final at the u.s. open. it's djokovic's 24th grand slam title. the most of any player in the open era. for more download the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. it's monday, september 11th, 2023. this is the "cbs morning news." searching for survivors. the death toll from the massive

moroccan earthquake climbs to over 2,000 as crews struggle to find those still alive. 9/11 remembered. america pauses to honor those lost. we'll tell you how the president will mark 22 years since the terror attacks. grand slam record. novak djokovic wins the u.s. open setting a new record for tennis grand slam titles. good morning, and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin with the frantic search for survivors in morocco after friday's catastrophic earthquake. more than 2,100 people were killed in the magnitude 6.8 quake. rescue crews hoping to find survivors in hard-to-reach remote mountain areas are pulling bodies out of the rubble. video from a wedding in marrakesh on friday shows the earthquake striking as the orchestra performed. musicians fled from the stage as people can be heard screaming. haley ott joins us with the

latest. good morning. > reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the epicenter of friday's massive earthquake was high in the atlas mountains, about 50 miles from marrakesh. some rural villages there where buildings are built into the mountainside made of clay and mud brick have been completely destroyed. new satellite images show the extent of damage in morocco after a 6.2-magnitude earthquake brought down buildings killing and injuring thousands. this man says friday's quake struck while his family was at the dinner table, killing one of his young sons. rescuers are still sifting through the rubble in a race against time to find survivors. the quake triggered landslides that have blocked roads cutting off vital access to hard-hit remote villages in the mountains. the moroccan government has set up tents for those who have lost their homes, but survivors say they need bread and water, and that aid has been far too slow. in marrakesh, those displaced by the quake slept outside for the

third night in a row fearing aftershocks. >> we need help because every family here, they don't have the house. every house here is down. >> reporter: locals, tourists, and even the national soccer team have lined up to donate blood. prayers and condolences poured in from around the world including from pope francis and president biden. >> we're working expeditiously to ensure american citizens in morocco are safe. standing ready to provide any necessary assistance to the people, as well. the u.s. embassy says a small number of americans were injured, but there were no deaths. the moroccan government has so far accepted offers of support from four countries, spain, qatar, the uk, and the uea, and cbs news has learned a team of disaster experts is there in morocco to determine how the u.s. can aid with the humanitarian effort. >> all right, haley ott in new york, thank you. president biden will be

returning to the u.s. after his visit in hanoi following the g20 summit. cbs news senior white house and political correspondent ed o'keefe reports. >> reporter: vietnam wants what it calls a c comprehensisive ststrategic papartnership p wit united states. one that puts the u.s. on par with the communist country's longtime allies china and russia. it's a notable upgrade after years of war that left more than 58,000 americans dead. >> we can trace 50-year arc of progress and relationship between our nations from conflict to normalization. a new elevated status. >> reporter: the president described vietnam as a bellwether strategically positioned in the middle of a region increasingly at odds with china as it faces domestic economic challenges and makes bold military moves threatening neighbors. the president made clear he didn't visit vietnam to bully china. >> i am sincere about getting the relationship right. >> reporter: a new cbs news poll finds 57% of americans believe

mr. biden is being too easy on china. he said being tough isn't the solution. >> we're not looking to hurt china, sincerely. we're all better off if china does well. >> reporter: republicans criticized that stance. >> this was a wrong message to send. it was not one of deterrence. >> reporter: the poll finds 50% of americans think the president is making the u.s. weaker around the world. he began the weekend in india, the annual g20 summit. russia's vladimir putin and china's xi jinping skipped the talks, and the countries still blocked the summit from taking a firmer stance against the war in ukraine. a joint statement only mentioned the, quote, suffering of the ukrainian people. ed o'keefe, cbs news, hanoi. before heading back to washington, president biden will stop at a military base in anchorage, alaska, today, to take part in ceremonies marking 22 years since the 9/11 terror attacks. ceremonies will be held across

the country to honor the nearly 3,000 people killed at the world trade center in new york ity, the pentagon, and shanksville, pennsylvania. traditional twin towers of light will be beaming into the sky today at the site of the world trade center. and there are new details in the search for an escaped murderer in pennsylvania. authorities released new images of a now-clean shaven danelo cavalcante. they were taken by a doorbell camera more than 20 miles from where they were searching for him. investigators say he stole a van and tried to contact two former co-workers at their homes, but they were not there. cavalcante escaped from prison almost two weeks ago. and new covid-19 booster shots are expected to be approved bythe fda this week as cases -- are ticking up again. hospitalizations were just over 9,000 in july, but they climbed to 17,000 in august. elise preston reports. the chances of this being an

overwhelming rush of cases and hospitalizations is probably low. >> reporter: covid infections are on the rise across the country with hospitalizations last month increasing nearly 16%. >> i had a few colleagues who were sick with covid this summer. >> reporter: the uptick in cases prompting this san francisco food bank to sound the alarm. >> people are concerned because there's people that never got vaccinated. >> reporter: but overall, health experts say the country's better equipped to handle a winter covid outbreak thanks to plentiful vaccines and natural immunity. many don't expect a return to mandatory masking. >> if the cases go up, that there might be recommendations, not mandates. >> reporter: in l.a. county masks are recommended but not required despite outbreaks in schools jumping 43% in the last week, and tripling in a month at workplaces. many insurance providers are no

longer covering the cost of home tests, and for those without insurance, the cdc continues to operate 10,000 testing sites. elise preston, cbs news, los angeles, california. the suspended head of the spanish soccer federation resigned. this comes three weeks after he kissed a member of spain's women's team on the lips following the world cup victory. luis rubiales announced his resignation yesterday on social media. he kissed jennifer hermoso on the field during last month's awards ceremony. she said it was without her consent. prosecutors and hermoso have accused him of sexual assault. and rescue teams in turkey are making progress in extracting a sick american researcher trapped in a cave thousands of feet underground. they moved mark dickey up 2,000 feet to a base camp in the cave. he's halfway to the surface. the expert caver became trapped on august 31st after suffering life threatening

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