steven portnoy, cbs news, with the president in manila. >>> well, this morning three u.s. aircraft carriers are sailing off the eastern coast of south korea, part of a joint naval exercise described as a warning to north korea. the drill including the "uss ronald reagan," the "nimitz," and "theodore roosevelt" began saturday and will last until tomorrow. it's the biggest three-ship drill in more than a decade. >>> and alabama senate candidate roy more refuses to step down. campaigning yesterday roy moore said the story in the "washington post" was a desperate attempt to stop his campaign. on saturday moore said the allegations are not true. >> in a desperate attempt to stop the political campaign of the united states senate, these attacks are completely false and untrue. >> moore calls the allegations fake news and says he plans to sue. the "post" story quoted four women by name and numerous other sources. >>> hundreds marched in hollywood against sexual harassment. >> what do we want? justice! when do we want it? now! >> me too survivors joined the "take back the workplac

reporter steven portnoy has the story. >> reporter: protesters gathered in the streets of manila burning signs depicting president trump while at times clashing with police using water cannons. those demonstrations were held as president trump met with world leaders at the association of southeast asian nations summit. among the president's meetings, a controversial one with the summit's host, philippine president rodrigo dueterte. he tells reporters mr. trump has praised his strategy of killing thousands of drug users and dealers. the white house says human rights vis-a-vis the drug war did come up briefly during the meeting, but mr. trump ignored questions about that. >> we've had a great relationship. this has been very successful. >> reporter: earlier in the date president trump met with his counterparts from japan and australia. he said the focus of their meeting was the same as the focus of the entire trip which he said he will expound on wednesday at the white house. >> it will be a very complete statement as to trade, north korea, a lot of other things. >> reporter: steven portno

steven portnoy is in beijing and has the details. >> reporter: good evening, anne-marie frrks china wheret's already thursday night. it was a successful and historic one frchl the u.s. side, secretary of state rex tillerson reports on agreement of trade to a point and also on north korea. president trump and president trump xi talked. here he struck a rather different tone. >> i don't blame china. after all, who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. but in actuality i do blame past administrations for allowing this out-of-control trade deficit to take place and to grow. >> secretary of state rex tillerson later said what trump said with some tongue in cheek to it. he said the chinese understand they have more to do to open this market to u.s. made 2k3w50ds. on north korea we're told the two sides agree kim jong-un should not be allowed to have nuclear weapons. they're committed to u.n. security council resolutions that curb trade with the north but tillerson said those sanctions could take some t

steven portnoy reports from manila. >> reporter: protesters gathered in the streets burning signs of president trump while at times clashing with the police using water cannons. they met with world leaders at the southeastern asian summit. among the meetings, a controversial one with the host rodrigo duterte. they say he's behind the kill g killings of thousands of drug dealers and killers and he has praised his strategy. >> he said something about you handle it very well. >> the talk of the drug war came up briefly but mr. trump ignored questions about that. >> we've had a great relationship. it's been very successful. >> earlier in the day he met with his counterparts in japan and australia. he said the focus of the meeting was the same as the focus of his entire trip which he'll expound on wednesday at the white house. >> it will be very spefing as to trade and a lot of other things. >> he calls this a very fruitful trip. he boasts of sales for u.s. manufacturers. he appears to be countering nonbinding agreements for potential deals along with some signed contracts that had been p

steven portnoy, traveling with the president in viet nam president president trump also weighing in, the president said if the allegations are true he's confident the alabama republican senate candidate will do the right thing and step aside. morris denying allegations of inapropriate sexual contact with minors dating back decades. and instead he calls the report a desperate political attack and is asking supporters to help quote fight the forces cents of evil for the donation to his campaign. >> also facing serious allegations comedian louie ck. several women accuse ck of sexual misconduct including some women who say ck might dollars lou acts in front of them. last night new york premiere of ck new film i love you daddy was canceled, that was appearance on the late show with stephen colbert, rem tiff for the comedian says he'll have a statement in the next few days. >> coming up: it has been six weeks after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. now people there are dealing with a new setback. >> plus dining out can be risky for those with food allergies. but this little invention

steven portnoy, cbs news, traveling with the president in tokyo. >>> today another round of severe weathers expected in the ohio valley on the heels of yesterday's storms that produced at least nine tornadoes. tornados were spotted in illinois, ohio, and indiana. about 170,000 customers lost power. some of the worst destruction was in central indiana where there was damage in several counties. dozens of homes and other buildings were badly damaged including a pig farm. >> my husband and i were checking the pigs when the tornado hit and we were actually in the barn and we made it through, thank god. >> all you could see was debris flying in the air. you couldn't see maybe ten feet away from you. it was chaos. >> at least eight people were injured by the tornado in celina, ohio, near the indiana border. schools are closed today. >>> just leaked documents indicate wilbur ross owned par of company that's also owned by russian president vladimir putin's son-in-law. according to the records obtained by the international a consortium, ross is an investor in navigation holdings, a large shipping f