The Latest: Trump thanks Duterte for his hospitality
MANILA  Philippines (AP) â The Latest on  President Donald Trump âs visit to Asia (all times local):
 President Donald Trump  is again thanking the president of the Philippines  Rodrigo Duterte (doo-TEHRâ-tay)  for hosting world leaders at the annual ASEAN summit.
 Trump  tells the leaders of member nations gathered in Manila that  he âs âhere to advance peace  to promote security and to work with you to achieve a truly free and open Indo-Pacific.â
 Trump  says Duterte provided âincredible hospitalityâ to the leaders during their visit  including entertainment at a dinner Sunday night that reportedly featured Duterte singing  Trump  a song.
 Trump  is also once again touting U.S. economic gains since the election  saying the country has been moving ahead âbrilliantly.â
 President Donald Trump  is ignoring questions about human rights abuses as  he  meets with the president of the Philippines  Rodrigo Duterte (doo-TEHRâ-tay)  on the sidelines of an international summit in Manila.
 Trump  says  he  and Duterte have âhad a great relationship.â  He âs also applauding the Philippinesâ on their staging of the conference.
 Trump  says  he  enjoyed the eventâs opening dinner and says  âWe very much appreciated the great treatment youâve given.â
 Trump  has previously praised Duterteâs handling of  his  nationâs drug problems.
 Trump  did not respond to shouted questions about whether  he âd raise the issue. Duterte says their bilateral meeting is not a press conference.
 President Donald Trump  says  he âll be delivering a âmajor statementâ Wednesday when  he âs back in Washington to discuss what  he âs accomplished on  his  big Asia trip.
 Trump  says during a meeting with Japanâs Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Malcolm Turnbull  the prime minister of Australia that âit will be a very complete statement as to trade  as to North Korea  as to a lot of other things.â
 He  says  âWeâve made some very big steps with regard to trade_far bigger than anything you know â in addition to business deals forged between U.S. and foreign companies.
 Trump  says the three leaders will be talking about North Korea  trade and other subjects.
 He  says  he âll wait to Wednesday to give the reporters traveling with  him  time to sleep.
 Trump  will also be having an informal dinner later Monday with Turnbull.
MANILA  Philippines (AP) â The Latest on  President Donald Trump âs visit to Asia (all times local): [TGT] 
is again thanking the president of the Philippines  Rodrigo Duterte (doo-TEHRâ-tay)  for hosting world leaders at the annual ASEAN summit.
  [TGT] tells the leaders of member nations gathered in Manila that   [TGT]  âs âhere to advance peace  to promote security and to work with you to achieve a truly free and open Indo-Pacific.â
 Trump  says Duterte provided âincredible hospitalityâ to the leaders during their visit  including entertainment at a dinner Sunday night that reportedly featured Duterte singing   [TGT]   a song.
  [TGT] is also once again touting U.S. economic gains since the election  saying the country has been moving ahead  [TGT] 
is ignoring questions about human rights abuses as   [TGT]   meets with the president of the Philippines  Rodrigo Duterte (doo-TEHRâ-tay)  on the sidelines of an international summit in Manila.
  [TGT] says   [TGT]   and Duterte have âhad a great relationship.â   [TGT]  âs also applauding the Philippinesâ on their staging of the conference.
  [TGT] says   [TGT]   enjoyed the eventâs opening dinner and says  âWe very much appreciated the great treatment youâve given.â
  [TGT] has previously praised Duterteâs handling of   [TGT]   nationâs drug problems.
  [TGT] did not respond to shouted questions about whether   [TGT]  âd raise the issue. Duterte says their bilateral meeting is not a press conference.
  [TGT] says   [TGT]  âll be delivering a âmajor statementâ Wednesday when   [TGT]  âs back in Washington to discuss what  he âs accomplished on  his  big Asia trip.
  [TGT] says during a meeting with Japanâs Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Malcolm Turnbull  the prime minister of Australia that âit will be a very complete statement as to trade  as to North Korea  as to a lot of other things.â
  [TGT]   says  âWeâve made some very big steps with regard to trade_far bigger than anything you know â in addition to business deals forged between U.S. and foreign companies.
  [TGT] says the three leaders will be talking about North Korea  trade and other subjects.
  [TGT]   says   [TGT]  âll wait to Wednesday to give the reporters traveling with   [TGT]   time to sleep.
  [TGT] will also be having an informal dinner later Monday with Turnbull.