of trade, the nasdaq down by five points. so there you go. welcome to after the bell i should say, i m connell mcshane. melissa: i m melissa francis. here is what is new at this hour president trump at the united nations holding meetings with several world leaders today, including one with the president of egypt of the president defending private talks with the ukrainian president about joe biden as tensions with iran continue to escalate. we ll bring all the breaking headlines from president trump at this hour. four months of demonstrations in hong kong as the city is on edge ahead of china s 7 this anniversary celebrations. we ll later this hour speak to one of the organizers of the protests fresh off her meetings with lawmakers in d.c. on the movement and what demands need to be met. apple s commitment to manufacturing. details of the tech giant latest investment in america. connell: fox team coverage. a lot going on. jackie deangelis on the floor at the new york stock
the russia investigation. tim tebow s big moment at bat. the rising mets star sending a 92-mile-an-hour fastball soaring. took a bat on the ball and hit it hard and was thankful i could get one out tonight. getting one step closer to the major leagues. tim tebow hit it out of the house. that moment once again. he just got promoted. what a great way for timmy to celebrate. put the bat on the ball, hit it hard. just like that. it is crunch time in the capitol. trying to craft a new version of obamacare repeal by tomorrow but it is going slow. we have new polls this morning showing the public just isn t buying it. more on that in a moment. first to that tornado threat out of the midwest. more than two dozen reported twisters tearing across four states. abc s alex perez starts us off in wisconsin. good morning, alex. reporter: ray, good morning, robin. a lot of the damage happened after dark so many people are just now getting a chance to assess what happene
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. we re on top of developing story at 11. some of the facts of this case are clear cut. a mill schooler is hurt. a dog is dead after authorities say the animal tacked him but other details are proving more difficult to pin down. good evening, i m lucy noland. for starters investigators are trying figure out who owned the dog. fox 29 s dave schratwieser is live in wilmington. dave. reporter: lucy, that teenaged victim was tacked right outside his own home. to night his family tells us he s still hospitalized in stable condition after being treated for his injuries. as authorities try to figure out exactly what touched off this incident. i just i wish it never happen. reporter: relatives fought back tears as they described the pitbull attack on the 13 year old boy that happened around 6:30 wednesday night near the boy s home at 27th and washington. it was just shocking. reporter: you worried abou
pitbull attack on the 13 year old boy that happened around 6:30 wednesday night near the boy s home at 27th and washington. it was just shocking. reporter: you worried about him. um-hmm. reporter: the boy s sister asked us not to identify her. she says her brother was bitten repeatedly as he and his brother struggled to get the dog off him and medic responded and took victim to the hospital with multiple bite wounds. on his feet, his legs and his arms. reporter: family members heard the eighth grader screaming and came out to seat dog s teeth lock on the boy s leg. they say the police tased the dog and fired two shots killing the pitbull. i just want my brother to be okay. reporter: delaware state animal welfare experts arrived on the scene. their investigating exactly where the dog came from and who owned it. although witnesses told them the dog was roaming the neighborhood just before the attacks. i think it should have died. reporter: now animal control
russia strongly condemns the air strike overnight and calls for an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council. what comes next? this morning the growing tensions around the world and the fears of retaliation for the missile attack. our entire abc news team standing by, a special edition of good morning america starts right now. and good morning, america. let s get right to that breaking news overnight. president trump s military strike on syria. the first direct attack on the syrian regime from u.s. forces in that country s deadly civil war. we do have new video this morning from syrian television. it was shot from some distance but the graphic says it shows the scene of the attack, of course, it was early in the morning there, still dark in syria. and about an hour after the strike president trump spoke from florida explaining it was a vital u.s. interest to respond to syria s use of chemical weapons. syria s leaders have responded calling it an act of aggression by