to hit the area in over a century. the epicenter in the high atlas mountains near marrakesh is a yunesco world heritage site. equipment and manpower are limited in this region. patients are waiting outside hospitals, and residents are sleeping on the streets, fearing intense aftershocks. more than 700 people are in critical condition. officials believe the death toll will steadily rise. i want to bring in ben wedeman for more on all this. ben, you've been to the area. set the scene for our viewers, what the topography is like, who lives there, why it's a tourist attraction and how an effarthque of this magnitude is cause so much damage. >> this earthquake happened just a few minutes after 11:00 p.m. friday evening. from the video we've seen of cctv for instance, there was a small jolt followed by this massive earthquake. you see buildings just collapse in one cctv video. a block of buildings just falls into the street, sending tens of thousands of people sleeping outside last night. the death toll as of a couple of hours ago from moroccan state television was that 1,037 people had been killed so far. more than 1200 wounded, 721 in critical condition. the hospitals are clearly overwhelmed. people are waiting outside to be seen by doctors. other areas basically hospital beds being put in the street because there's no room outside. people have been lining up in marrakesh, the main town in that area that has been hit, lining up to donate blood. but there have been aftershocks, more than a dozen in the hours since that earthquake struck. it's important to keep in mind that the epicenter was about 45 miles southwest of marrakesh in the high atlas mountains. i've been there. i've camped and hiked in that area. it's some very deep ravines, roads that are easily blocked by falling boulders. we've seen nighttime video of roads blocked in that area. there are lots of small towns and villages in the high atlas mountains, some of them severely affected by the earthquake. we've seen accounts from people in that area. one woman fatima told cnn, i barely got the chance to grab the children and run out before i saw my house collapsing in front of my eyes. the neighbor's house has also collapsed and there are two dead people under the rubble. she told cnn that rescue teams had not reached their town hours after the earthquake struck. so this is really one of the problems in this area, is that in addition to the fact that it's remote, the moroccans don't have enough manpower and equipment to reach all of these areas. it's a problem, and they desperately need help from abroad. that help is coming, but it couldn't come soon enough. >> not at all. ben wedeman, thank you so much. hopefully when it does get there, it will assist greatly in trying to find more survivors. cnn researcher benjamin brown was on a rooftop in marrakesh when the earthquake hit. he said it took a while for people to realize what was happening. here's more. >> a large cloud of dust had been shaken off the ground and just erupted into the sky, covering basically the entire sky in dust. when the shaking then stopped, me and other guests in the hotel made our way to open grounds far away from high-rises and buildings that may collapse with the damage they already suffered and also with potential aftershocks. that's really when the panic started to kick in for people, when people saw the true extent of the damage, but also of the horrific injuries. i saw many people carried out of buildings on stretchers, one person wrapped in a carpet being brought into the street. some of them appeared to have very bad head injuries, a lot of blood. i even saw one instance in which a woman had to be turned away by an ambulance crew because the ambulance was full of injured people. they simply said they couldn't take her in the ambulance. >> our thanks to benjamin brown for his reporting. for more information about how you can help victims of the morocco earthquake go to cnn.com/impact. or text morocco to 707070 to donate. president biden is in india, where world leaders agreed on a joint statement laying out their share d views on climate change and economic development. the declaration stopped short of explicitly condemning russia's invasion of ukraine. the president met one on one with indian prime minister modi. noticeably absent are vladimir putin and xi jinping. president biden was asked how xi's absence might affect the summit. >> president biden, have president xi's actions impacted the summit? 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>> i think it's very bad for mark meadows' case. while the judge was very express in saying he wasn't really trying to influence his thinking on the other cases, it's clear he did and he does, because of the very clear and and a very careful 49-page opinion he wrote that is not likely to be overturned on appeal. >> now donald trump's lawyers say they are considering asking to move his case to federal court as well. doesn't that ruling for mark meadows kind of obviate any kind of move like that? >> they're different situations. one of the points the judge made about mark meadows is that he, like all federal employees, is under the so-called hatch act, which prohibits campaign activity by federal employees focusing on the executive branch in particular. the president, though, is exempted from the hatch act. so he's outside that. but yet the president still has to show he was acting under color of his office. disrupting a state constitutional process that's delegated by the constitution to the state of georgia is not an easy hurdle to overcome. in other words, the president has no business in getting himself involved in a georgia election. >> let me pivot to that unredacted georgia special grand jury report which was made public yesterday. in it the grand jury recommended charges against 39 people, including senator lindsey graham and two former u.s. senators from georgia. but fulton county district attorney fani willis ultimately indicted 19 people, including trump. what do you make of that decision by willis? 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positively of myself and actually telling myself that i'm a great player. i'm trying to enjoy the moment, but also knowing that i still have more work to do. yes, the final is an incredible achievement, but it's something i'm not satisfied with yet. >> reporter: she has a remarkable way as a teenager of keeping everything in perspective. she is so wise beyond her years when you hear her after these matches diagnose what went right and what went wrong. she said it there. if she comes into this match believing that she can do this, she will. it will be such a fantastic moment for so many people who are here to watch her. it's been an incredible run. >> she is so poised and has been so fun to watch her growth over the years. something very special is on display. you're right. hard to believe she's 19. thank you so much. let's talk more about all of this with christine brennan. the excitement is palpable. this has been so exciting. today is even more so. women's tennis overall is electric coco gauff being the first teen to be in the finals since aryna. what is it about women's tennis that seems to have been elevated even further when already it seems like women's tennis had reached an apex? >> absolutely, fred. women's tennis and equality for women is really synonymous with the game of tennis. the 50th anniversary is being celebrated over these two weeks at the u.s. open, the 50th anniversary of equal pay for congresswomen. the u.s. open 50 years ago paid women the same as men. there has been a history of inclusion and diversity and openness in tennis that has not existed in really any other big sports that american women play. we're seeing the fruits of that now. when you've got althea gibson, a wonderful athlete, a black woman who won grand slam tournaments in the 1950s. of course this is a sport that then has led to venus and serena and of course sloane stevens and of course coco gauff. >> it's been so lovely that all of those players in different arenas and moments, whether it be during the u.s. open and otherwise have made that acknowledge on the shoulders on which they stand. the legacy is very clear. the continuous odes to billie jean king. who can forget the battle of the sexes and everything else that billie jean king made an imprint on? now if we were to focus in on today's match, you were to become fixated on certain things about the play between sab len ka and gauf. this power of tennis and the endurance on display, what is it you think will symbolize where women's tennis is today? >> i would like to see if i were not a journalist but a fan, if you're cheering for coco gauff, if you want her to win, and i think most of america does, you want to see her get off to a good start, because sab len ka is a force with her booming serves, her power, her strength. we saw that on display the other day against madison keez where she was blown away 6-0 in the first set and came back and won the next two sets on tie-breakers. a really tough match for 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