we think we found the child thats missing. were just walking through the field. hes kind of listening to us a little bit. he was just walking and talking and laughing and stuff. i kept looking over at adam, like, what is happening right now? as for nate, he had split off with another friend. i went and texted adam and asked if him and connor were the ones that found the kid and i got a text back saying yeah we did it. and youre thinking? i lembke says while the attention theyve gotten today is pretty cool, he doesnt think they were heroic. he believes, with the amount of people out looking, someone was gonna find andrew. hes just glad they were able to get to him before it got any later. live in waukesha, a.j. bayatpour, fox 6 news. sliver of the hundreds of volunteers who came out to help search for andrew. many of them stayed up all night searching. andrew's mother says she was overwhelmed by the support of the community. she wanted to thank each and every person who helped. "everyone was up all night their perseverance to look out for andrew and you know this is the way our world should be everybody watching out for each other." waukesha police had to turn people away there were so many people who wanted to help. to learn more about this case visit our website fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. we've posted the entire 9-1-1 call of andrew being found safe. you can also hear more from andrew's mom and police as they announced the good news. the site of a massive fire in waukesha county-- is now considered a crime scene. it's still unknown what of merton. fox6s madleine anderson has more on the fires impact on the environment-- and what it took to get kids to school. a day after fire fighters spent up to six hours putting out flames engulfing 35 school buses... the focus shifts to clean up at dousman transportation company. 23:40 a lot of that diesel might have burned up in the fire last night. but when theyre throwing water on it and its maybe coming out of the a its also flowing out with the runoff. :49 keith hitzke runs northshore envinronmental construction... his crews respond to fuel spills. hitzke estimates 200 to 400 gallons of diesel from the 35 buses may have contaminated the surrounding soil during the fire. 19:15 we were fortunate that it never went into the wetlands down here. now were basically removing the surface impacts, well be sampling that area. atf officials and the waukesha sheriff department were also on scene. a sheriffs spokeswoman says per treated as a criminal investigation while investigators determine whether the cause is arson or an accident. 18:20 i do feel sorry for the bus drivers. this is a personal loss for them. dousman has contracts with dozens of schools across the area... providing buses and drivers for districts like hartland-lakeside. superintendent glenn schilling says despite the loss ... dousman was able to find replacement buses in time for all monday mornings routes. 18:05 dousman did an outstanding job, they had buses that arrived yesterday, yesterday evening that they were ready to go. a building on the property was also destroyed in the fire. reporting in waukesha county... madeline anderson fox6 news. bret thanks madeline milwaukee police say the four-year-old boy who died from a gunshot wound-- accidentally shot himself. it happened friday night in a home near 15th and north. 21-year-old mother has been arrested and charged with leaving a firearm near a child. it's obviously a very difficult time for the family. that's why the salvation army's chaplains are stepping in to help. the program helps people who are struggling with a sudden loss. there was a neighbor, as i was packing up, who said, 'you know, thanks for being out here. you guys are really professional, and we thank you for what you do.' as for the boy's mother-- she's no longer in custody. but the district attorney's office could still file in the meantime-- the father of the 6- year-old boy who accidentally shot his brother pleads not guilty today. prosecutors say dominique phillips left his firearm on top of a kitchen cabinet. that's where his 6-year-old son found it-- and accidentally shot his 9-year-old brother. fortunately he survived. there's been a long debate over the estabrook dam. tonight-- a group of city and county leaders have decided to take action on their own. milwaukee mayor tom barrett, metropolitan sewerage district have come up with a plan to remove the structure first the city has to rezone the dam-- then it will be sold to m-m-s-d for a dollar-- and then they could tear it down. the trio behind the plan argues this is the most cost-effective and environmentally friendly option. opponents say the dam keeps property values high. but there's also concern because this plan circumvents the county board entirely. board chairman theo lipscom happy. ..."on its face, this is undemocratic: it substitutes an unelected body and political appointees in place of citizens elected representatives." we're expecting to hear more from both sides tomorrow. the milwaukee county executive lays out his budget, and for the first time ... he's asking for more revenue. he blames a decrease from the state ... and an increase in county money going to retirees. fox six's jenna sachs explains his meeting with the county board ended on a is it my favorite solution? no. county executive chris abele ... sits before the county board ... to lay out his 2017 budget. we can't continue going forward without some new revenue. he's asking for a 60 dollar vehicle registration fee ... or wheel tax ... to help pay for county transportation. there's thousands of people for whom cutting routes or drastically raising fares is going to wants to raise the minimum wage for county employees ... to 15 dollars an hour over five years. he wants more money for employment programs in neighborhoods like sherman park. and he wants funding for emergency administration of the drug narcan ... in cases of heroin overdose. as you know, over labor day weekend i think it was 12 overdose deaths. but the meeting ends on a sour note ... when after one hour ... abele makes this announcement. i actually have a meeting about which is about updating them on this budget. board members are angry by his departure... and not done asking questions. it's unfortunate that he left. he planned less than an hour of his time to present a one billion dollar budget. this is a meeting that was set with them for several weeks, it was actually set prior to this meeting being called by the chairman. the public will get its chance to give input on october 31st. reporting in milwaukee. jenna sachs. fox 6 news. governor scott walker's 2012 recall campaign -- is over. and this time -- it's really over. today the united states supreme court declined to hear the case-- closing the door on the appeals process. investigators were looking into whether governor walker's 2012 campaign illegally coordinated with outside groups. last year the state supreme court found no wrongdoing. the cost to taxpayers may never be known-- but today the investigation's opponents were adding it up. its hard to say for certain, but id say its safe to assume that the cost would be in the millions. and unfortunately, thats at the expense of the taxpayers : the doe at least let the public know the governor cheated to win his office back prosecutors now have 30 days to turn over evidence seized in this case. get ready for a series of campaign stops in wisconsin this week. state on saturday. his campaign confirmed the stop today... but hasn't announced where it will be. his son, donald trump junior, will be at the embassy suites in brookfield wednesday morning. as for the democrats-- senator bernie sanders will campaign for hillary clinton in madison and green bay on wednesday. and next monday-- chelsea clinton will be back in the state. details of her event have not been released. the packers get back to the in past seasons, coach mike mccarthy has made some changes during the break.... tim van vooren is here in studio early to talk about whether we'll see any new looks this season. mary, we won't know until the giants visit lambeau field on sunday night if the coach has anything drastic planned, but it probably won't be like the surprise switch of clay matthews to inside linebacker a couple of years ago.... as practice resumes today, it is more likely that the coaches have a better handle on how they want to utilize personnel and balance on the of that unit is still looking for consistency this season.... and in a bit of breaking news, eddie lacy got a hair cut during the bye..... it's not radical, though, just a three inch trim of the dreadlocks..... how's he looking as a runner ?? "i think he look explosive. i mean, he's been breaking tackles and, well, he's always breaking the tackles. he been keeping his feet moving and he's running hard. he looks good to me." the players will be off tomorrow, as they usually are on tuesdays, and then on wednesday.... it's back to the routine after the bye.... we saw something today we haven't seen in a while-- the sun! will it stick around? weather expert stephanie barichello joins us now. after a cool and clod up. how long will it last? the answer still ahead! plus-- flu season is upon us. but this year there are some important new recommendations when it comes to the vaccine. what you need to know to keep your family healthy. and next-- why wisconsin's attorney general wants businesses to be involved in the fight against it's no secret southeastern wisconsin is dealing with a opioid addiction. today i had the honor of emcee-ing anev county technical college. it was designed to let business leaders know the kind of impact painkiller and heroin abuse can have on their companies. wisconsin attorney general brad schimel says employers can be the first line of defense if they start noticing something is wrong. "you think about it, employers spend a lot of money. they invest a lot in getting a good employee on their team, getting them trained and productive. you don't want to lose that because the person struggled with addiction when overdoses has almost quadrupled in the past 17-years. flu season is right around the corner, and there are important new recommendations about the flu vaccine. in tonight's contact 6 report - jenna sachs explains who is affected by these changes and when its best for people to get the vaccine. we all know getting a vaccine is hands down the best defense against the and health, you may need to change the type of vaccine you get. kids are not going to like this, but this year the nasal vaccine flumist is not recommended by the centers for disease control and prevention. 'in the last three years, flumist offered little if any protection against the flu in children between the ages of 2 and 17.' by comparison, when children got the shot, the vaccine was 63 percent effective at preventing the flu. adults ages 18 to 64 have the with a smaller needle that only pierces the skin, which should be less painful than the traditional shot injected into the muscle. and there are new formulations for people 65 and over to consider whose immune system research shows, may not be as responsive as young peoples. fluzone high dose is four times stronger than the normal vaccine and another type, fluad, boosts older peoples immune system response. check with your doctor on those. 'when it comes to timing the shot, healthy people under the age of 60 or so can benefit from longer protection by getting the vaccine s becomes available.' however, the protective effect of the vaccine may wear off faster in older people. so getting the shot a bit later - in early fall - may protect them better during winter, when the flu season tends to peak. in any case, it takes about two weeks to build up immunity. consumer reports says the most important thing, of course, is to get the flu shot no matter what the timing. the standard vaccine is still free under most insurance your insurance company to be sure. i'm jenna sachs contact 6. you have less than a week to donate "coats for kids". fox6 is trying to help kids in need stay warm this winter. we're looking for winter coats in all sizes-- kids and adults. we have a list of the places where you can make your donation on our website-- fox6now dot com. we have a good chance of fog again tonight, with lows in the mid 50s. by tomorrow, highs will be back and then rain chances return wednesday through the end of the week. tonight: partly cloudy with patchy fog. wind: e/se 3-5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. high: 72 dewpoint: 57 wind: se 8-12 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with the chance for rain in the morning and afternoon. wind: sw 10-15 mph thursday: mostly cloudy with the chance for thunderstorms. am low: 58 high: 74 dewpoint: 62 wind: s 10-15 mph friday: chance for rain through early afternoon. am low: 56 high: 63 dewpoint: 58 wind: nw 8-12 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 48 high: 58 dewpoint: 45 wind: nw 8-12 basketball ??!! the nba preseason tips off for the local lads and we' ll have highlights switch to u.s. cellular for our best plan yet: 7 gigs of data per line for only $49. to share more photos at your cabin or video chat at your secret fishing spot... all for just $49. the best part? we put towers in places the other guys don't. because u.s. cellular thinks you deserve a signal that works wherever you are. switch to u.s. cellular and get a whopping 7 gigs of data per line the packers have four different start times for their next four games, but they are still settling into the routine that is an nfl season, now that they are past their bye.... the roster taking part in the activities except for cornerback sam shields and tight end jared cook, who are still trying to come back from injuries... green bay will host the giants on sunday night and then have to play every week until the postseason.... does that worry them ?? "." we'll have to see if it means he'll get any offensive snaps, but wide receiver jeff janis does practice today without the club he had been wearing to protect a broken hand.... 153336 "it felt good.. 153342 ....felt good." 153349 on sunday night.... because of the later start, the fox 6 sports blitz will come your way a bit later than usual..... our kickoff will be at 11-05. we will have live postgame reaction from lambeau, with analysis from here in the studio, as well.... the bucks lift the lid on the nba preseason tonight, getting things going with a team they know well and a player they were trying to land themselves this offseason... the bucks are in chicago to take on native son dwyane wade and the bulls and they fall beh but then some of the hoped-for bench power does its thing, flipping the score.... michael beasley is a part of the surge.... 36-27 doug mcdermott is in jersey number 11 now for chicago after giving up his number 3 to wade.... he scores on the layup to put the bulls up 89-87 in the late going.... with khris middleton out for months because of a hamstring injury, it's up to somebody else for milwaukee to take and maybe make the big shots.... michael carter-williams finds rashad vaughn, who strokes the three pointer.... the bucks win american league wildcard teams, the orioles and blue jays, who will meet in a one- game playoff tomorrow night north of the border... the winner advances to take on the rangers in american league division series... the loser will be done and out.... it happens quickly this time of year in the mlb.... toss to break admirals open was to get arrested. in fact 102 year old edie simms put it on her bucket list! so this week the s police department made it happen. they marched into her senior center-- put her in cuffs and let her ride in the backseat of a police car. and by mid afternoon it was ?? attention medicare beneficiaries... living in these milwaukee area counties. find a plan that may be right for you... like an aarp medicarecomplete plan insured through unitedhealthcare. it can combine medicare parts a and b... with prescription drug coverage and more... like primary care doctor visits for a low $15 co-pay... all in one simple plan for a $0 monthly premium. this medicare advantage plan offers you routine vision, hearing and foot care coverage... whether it's your co-pay or the pharmacy price. or pay zero dollars for a 90-day supply of tier 1 and tier 2 drugs, with home delivery. open enrollment ends december 7th. call unitedhealthcare to learn more about our choice of aarp medicarecomplete plans. o.k., cowboys, what'll you have? i'll have the turkey club without the bacon. and i'll have the bacon club without the turkey. george, don't make me get tough with you. why? you think you can beat me up? you wouldn't want me to mess up your beautiful face. stop it. acon. i'll surprise you. wow. is she not terrific? she does have a way. does she really think i have a beautiful face? well, they do work on tips. "george, don't make me get tough with you." who says that? she is really cool. what do you think? do you think she likes me? should have got the egg white omelet. why should she like me? who am i? there's a million people to like.

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