our big story at nine: relief for a waukesha family. 10-year-old andrew ounkham oon-come - a young boy with autism - is found safe after he wandered away from his home sunday. now, were hearing from the two teens who found him. our a.j. bayatpour talked to the two waukesha west students and now joins us live from outside school... adam lembke had a volleyball match here tonight. nothing he couldve done on the court would top what he and his friend connor kubiak did this morning. actually, my family and i are really close friends with their family. i know my sister goes over to play with andrews brother. adam lembke was part of the massive search sunday night for 10-year-old andrew ounkham. when the search for the boy with monday, lembke says he and connor kubiak werent sure if they should go back out since there were already so many volunteers...but nate kostolni said... couple more people couldnt hurt at all so why dont we just go out and try it. with the schools blessing, these three are among the students who looking for ounkham. actually, im terrible with directions so i pretty much just followed adam. i know where their house is. i know the general direction of where he went so i decided theres nobody looking over there; theyre all looking closer to west here. sure enough...about a mile into the cornfield in that direction... we were just kind of walking, deciding where to go next and go around the corner. adam said call 9-1-1 right now! 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 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. a ton of relief for andrew's family tonight. his mom was watching andrew ride his scooter outside their home yesterday afternoon. she briefly went inside-- and he disappeared. you know you think im going to find him because hes done this before and then you think where is he? and try not to think of the worst. its overwhelming and unbelievable how many people the call for help to find the missing boy garnered an overwhelming response. nearly one thousand volunteers answered the call. fox6's julie collins shares their efforts. "if youd like to help today..." early monday morning the call for help went out - and the community answered. 'i just kept thinking if my child was missing i would want other people to be out searching for her.' 'waukesha west high school is where all meet...police officers say at one point there were 300 cars filled with volunteers in this parking lot ready to help.' 'its a bad feeling....tugs on your heart strings, we gotta find him.' each volunteer checked in at rivers crossing park - they were separated into groups of 10 to 15 people...led by a law enforcement agent they spread across that were going through a small quadrant of the marsh over and over to make sure he wasnt running through.' enduring long hours and tough conditions... 'whether we were walking through yards for a little bit or we were in the marsh in the heavy stuff we had no idea if when the deer ran out it was going to be him or not so it was really nice to see no matter what we never got tired and we just kept going.' after nearly 18 hours - andrew was found safe. 'its just unbelievable and overwhelming and amazing how many his mother overwhelmed by the support, spoke to reporters outside her house. 'this just brings humanity, perseverance, of all these volunteers who came out and wanted to help and be very positive. andrews mother went on to thank the community for their compassion during those difficult hours. the amount of volunteers was so great around 9 oclock this morning the waukesha police stopped accepting the help. a true testament to the support they received from this collins fox 6 news. we have much more on our web page- go to fox 6 now dot com -- to hear the 9- 1-1 call that led to andrew being found safe -- and hear the family's reaction. the waukesha county sheriffs office is investigating what sparked 35 school buses to go up in flames. crews responded to dousman transportation company in the town of merton around one oclock yesterday afternoon. fox6s madeline anderson is live there with more on the fires impact on the environme those who rely on the buses. fortunately... no one was on board the buses. they were parked in this lot behind me where they remain tonight. a spokeswoman with the waukesha county sheriffs department says the area is being treated as a crime scene... something thats typical for these kinds of incidents. a day after fire fighters spent up to six hours putting out 35 school buses engulfed in flames... the focus shifts to clean up at dousman had a fire, that fuel would probably go up in the fire. 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 tanks, its also flowing out with the runoff. :49 keith hitzke runs northshore environmental construction... his crews respond to fuel spills. hitzke estimates 200 to 400 gallons of diesel from the buses may have contamint 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. officials from the atf and the waukesha sheriff's department were also on scene. a sheriffs spokeswoman says as is typical with these incidents... the fire will be treated as a crime scene until investigators determine the cause to be arson or an accident. 18:20 i do feel sorry for the bus drivers. this is a personal loss for them. its the equipment that they drive, its their company, their jobs. dousman has contracts with drivers for districts like hartland-lakeside. superintendent glenn schilling says despite the loss ... dousman was able to find replacement buses in time for monday mornings routes. everything went as usual. you wouldnt have known anything went wrong. :20 a building on the property was also destroyed in the fire. reporting in waukesha county... madeline anderson fox6 news. bret thanks madeline a team of milwaukee leaders announcing tonight -- they plan to remove the required county board approval. a joint statement was released by a group that includes mayor tom barrett and county executive chris abele. there' s a plan in place to rezone the land surrounding the dam -- and sell it to the milwaukee metropolitan sewage district for one dollar. the group says the dam is a flood risk-- declared a public nuisance by the department of natural resources. supporters of keeping the dam have said it is good for recreation and moves forward, mmsd would take over the project of removing the dam-- and the park land at estabrook would remain a milwaukee county park. with the decision making power taken away from the county board-- the chairman is not happy. theo lipscomb released a statement saying ..."on its face, this is undemocratic: it substitutes an unelected body and political appointees in place of citizens elected representatives." lipscomb goes on to question the practical and legal ramifications if this new plan from barrett and abele we have a good chance of fog again tonight, with lows in the mid 50s. by tomorrow, highs will be back into the low 70s. tonight: partly cloudy with patchy fog. low: 55 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph stay ahead of the weather with the new fox 6 storm center available on android and apple. packers..... after enjoying their bye week, they return to the practice field today.... and they return to game action sunday night when they host the new york giants at lambeau field..... tim van vooren joins us with a green and gold update in the blitz.... stephanie and bret, normally a team would rather have its bye in the middle of the season, but given the fact that green bay had a fair amount of early season injuries, the timing isn't too bad for the pack in 2016.... still no sam shields or jared cook, but otherwise, it's a team has three home games coming up in an eleven day stretch, starting with this sunday night, followed by a 3:25 start and then a thursday night game.... coach mike mccarthy is known for self-scouting during byes and then revealing some changes out of the break.... we'll see if that happens in 2016, but it is clear he's in football mode.... "today was an approach for self improvement and with that i wanted each player to have substance from the evaluations that the coaches did throughout the bye week and applied in the meetings today and then work on it on the practice field. we get to watch the giants tonight as a football team bit. we'll work a little bit of the giants stuff on the field today." the giants are playing tonight at minnesota and will travel back to new york to practice during the week before coming back to the midwest for another prime-timer against the packers..... that game is scheduled up against the next presidential debate by the way, so there will be multiple showdowns sunday family... after a little boy shoots and kills himself with a gun. see how members of the city's chaplaincy program are helping this family... and others impacted by violence... heal. a new item is coming to a grocery store near you - and it's causing some controversy. the new measures in place as narcan hits pharmacy shelves. and a tax proposal that has more milwaukee county executive chris abele's pitch for a "wheel tax," russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business in today's economy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. and a tax proposal that has more than just wheels spinning - milwaukee county executive chris abele's pitch for a "wheel tax," coming up. break break milwaukee police say the four-year-old boy who died after a shooting -- was killed by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. it happened friday night in a home near 15-th and north. authorities tell us the boy's 21-year-old moth arrested and charged with leaving a firearm near a child. she has since been released and that charge will be reviewed next week by the milwaukee county district attorney's office. regardless of the cause -- the loss of a small child's life is challenging for any family. so now -- the salvation army has a few dozen chaplains chipping in. justin williams shares the story. as they gather to grieve ... we need to come together, you know, 'n' just, ... we just need to come together. relatives of four-year-old sadness, everybody's devasted, at this point in time. with support from the salvation army. no one is ever prepared for this. sunday, this vigil honors the boy's short life, after -- according to milwaukee police -- he died as the result of a self-inflicted gunshot wound friday. among the crowd is a representative of the salvation army's chaplaincy program. the main thing that we do is service emergency chaplains to scenes that the police call us out to ... the milwaukee police department participate in the program since may 2016. it provides the proverbial 'shoulder to cry on' for folks who find themselves struggling with a sudden loss. we provide emotional and spiritual care, at the scene -- immediately, and then we look to connect those families with resources. these resources can include grief counseling, scene clean-up -- even food. the program is still, relatively unknown, but it is being noticed by neighbors. there was a neighbor, as i was packing up, who said, here. you guys are really professional, and we thank you for what you do.' the salvation army chaplaincy program is always looking to partner with businesses which can provide a variety of follow-up services to those in-need. if you know of a business which could join the effort, log onto fox-six-now-dot-com, and search the 'links' page. this is the latest. i'm justin williams, fox 6 news. the milwaukee man accused of shooting and killingl august is facing charges. prosecutors say 24-year-old dennis brookshire drove up next to raglund's vehicle near 22-nd and keefe during a funeral procession and fired shots into the car. raglund was shot five times and died at the scene. brookshire faces charges of first degree reckless homicide and felony bail jumping. the father of the 6 year old boy who shot his brother pleads not guilty today. dominique phillips faces charges of possession of a firearm by a felon and leaving a loaded prosecutors say phillips left his firearm on top of a kitchen cabinet. that's where his 6-year-old son found it-- accidentally shooting his 9-year- old brother. he's recovering from his injuries. the boys' mother-- nicole jackson-- is also facing charges for the incident. roundy's supermarkets is making narcan readily available without a prescription. they announced today they'll make the life-saving opioid antidote available at it's 70 pick n' save, copps, and metro market pharmacies throughout the state. pharma screening and training before customers receive a narcan kit. each kit contains two doses of the narcan nasal spray. getting a handle on public safety is an enormous task -- and a city committee needs your help to tackle it. today the public safety committee spent almost 3 hours hearing testimony and feedback -- and potential solutions fox six's derica williams has residents went through an array of of feelings and possible solutions to the crime, fear and disorder in milwaukee. i was pleased with the turnout the involvement milwaukee's public safety committee listened intently looking for ideas to improve the safety action plan. we need a change in police strategy. mpd needs to do more of what they have begun to do, work with the community to solve the many and traumatize children youth and adults. many talked about how police should respond to crime. community building can break down walls quickly and build real trust and collaborations for long term success we need real dialogues conversation and healing around race and segregation in milwaukee in how they're being used, after seeing results of a recent study. the use of body cameras when officers do not have the ability to turn them off and aon tat that eir discretion improves their policing and professionalism and improves how citizens interact all residents will have a chance to voice concerns about safety and make recommendations to the proposed safety action plan. each saturday morning througho community engagement hearings. for a list of those locations and a link to the plan go to our website fox six now dot com . in milwaukee, derica williams fox 6 news. wisconsin will once again be a hot spot on the presidential campaign trail this week... we've learned donald trump will be in our area once again on saturday -- but details of where and when have not been announced. meanwhile -- donald trump junior on wednesday morning. as for the democrats -- vermont senator bernie sanders will campaign for hillary clinton in madison and green bay on wednesday. then next monday -- clinton's daughter chelsea will make another stop in our state... details of her event have not been released. the john doe investigation into governor scott walker's 2012 recall campaign -- is officially over. it never resulted in criminal charges. but, after a huge leak last month, we know what political reporter theo keith in our newsroom with the consequences -- and what happens next. among dozens of other cases came these words from the u-s supreme court: "the petition is denied."no explanation. it wasn't a surprise -- even to those who supported the john doe investigation. in any given year, the court grants 1 point something percent of petitions for certeriori investigators were looking into whether governor the state supreme court slammed the door on the case last year, ruling that the activity was legal. prosecutors appealed to the u-s supreme court -- and then came the document leak. hundreds of emails leaked to the british newspaper the guardian showed that walker was directing huge amounts of corporate cash to the conservative wisconsin club for growth. it was so clear that one person wrote he was giving 10-grand "because scott walker asked." in a written statement, the doe prosecutors said they were disappointed but pro taken this fight as far as the law would allow in his own statement, walker said he applauded the targets for successfully defending themselves.the cost to taxpayers may never be known, but monday, the doe'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 :to walker's detractors, the money was well spent. the doe at least let the public win his office back the three doe prosecutors including milwaukee county d.a. john chisholm now have 30 days to turn over all evidence seized in the doe to the state's supreme court from downtown milwaukee theo keith, fox6 news. it's been officially proposed. the milwaukee county executive admitting even he was taken back by it so what exactly is in chris abele's 2017 budget? how much extra you could be paying and why abele claims it's necessary. plus, the gilme how you can dine at luke's diner ? ? ? jon batiste has mastered new ways to play old classics. with chase atms, he can master new ways to deposit checks too. easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. darien: why have the latest smartphone 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 9. we have a good chance of fog 50s. by tomorrow, highs will be back into the low 70s. tonight: partly cloudy with patchy fog. low: 55 dewpoint: executive chris abele's proposed budget plan-- you could be facing more taxes next year. coming up-- what he wants to use that money for and why his meeting with the county board ended on a sour note. and staying motivated. the blitz goes overtime with mike daniels. what keeps him motivated during the a (beep, camera shutter click) did you just see that? that was awesome. we have to try it. okay. okay, mine's not working. maybe you have to bump it. oh, yeah. do the bump it thing. oney out using the bmo harris app! you want to buy a hairless cat? there's a pet store down the street. cool... i think she said "bmo harris app". yeah, that makes more sense. when your phone is your debit card. workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer guys with families... guys like me? just gets harder and harder to get ahead. we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. for people like me. people like me. russ: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message his previous budgets ... milwaukee county executive chris abele lays out his plans for 2017. he's asking county supervisors for something ... he's never asked for before. but as fox the meeting ended on a sour note. i don't think i would have predicted me proposing this budget five years ago. pitching his 2017 budget ... county executive chris abele for the first time ... is asking for new revenue. is it my favorite solution? no. it's the legal solution we have. he's asking for a 60 dollar vehicle registration fee ... or wheel tax ... without it ... we will not be able to maintain what i think we can be proud of, a five year record of not increasing bus fares, not cutting routes. abele also 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 abele makes this announcement. i actually have a meeting about now with some other legislators 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. now begins a month of deliberation by the milwaukee county board. the public will get its chance to give input on october 31st. news. life has changed a lot for packers defensive end mike daniels since being drafted in the 4th round of the 2012 draft. he's turned into a leader on defense, got a new contract in the off-season and even made the cover of sports illustrated. but it's seems that mike daniels hasn't changed. tim van vooren has the blitz overtime. about mike daniels with the new contract?" "nothing" "if anything it's making me work harder." "where does that motivation come from? "the same motivation to be the best, and to be the best that i can be for my teammates to be the best leader i can be and hold myself accountable, so when i tell a guy to pick it up he can look over at me and see that i'm giving everything that i have." "did you bring that motivation to the nfl? motivated then?" "just as motivated, because i go from being deactivated to hardly playing to being a leader on this defense." "you were also regional cover guy for sports illustrated. are you a big time star now?" "nope, no i don't think i am. if other people want to project that on me, coo, have fun with it but it's just another step comes with the territory of getting better, continue to improve and working hard, that's all i can do is improve." type of recognition from national experts?" "absolutely, it's awesome and it's funny because i think there was a guy on the east coast that was suppose to be on the cover and for whatever reason they pulled him off the cover and so they gave the east coast to me as well and i'm from the east coast so i have a bunch of buddies that know i was going to be on the cover and knew it was the midwest region and now they can see it in their stores too so their all calling me and home. so that's pretty awesome in itself." "so sports illustrated has all these extra copies in new jersey they're trying to figure out what the heck happened." "yea, exactly" "what is this year going to be like when you balance all that's happened with all that's in front of you as a serious football player?" "same as any other year, that's taking it day by day improving every day and try and be a better player than i was the last game." "and bring your good answers to fox6 to postgame shows?" "of course, ...of course." next play the new york giants on sunday night. because of the late game, the fox 6 sports blitz will go on a half hour later at 11-05. they'll have live postgame reaction from lambeau, with analysis from the studio, as well. were in the final week of our fox 6 coats for kids drive. theres still time to look through your closet and donate any slightly used help us reach our goal of keeping wisconsin kids warm this winter, one coat at a time. donate at any of our official steinhafels, johnson bank or salvation army drop off locations through sunday, october 9th. see a full list on our website fox 6 now dot com. good news for fans of the show gilmore girls in milwaukee! the coffee shops in our area -- being transformed into "luke's diner" from the show. revealed for downtown milwaukee. the streets soon to be transformed to look like this. we had some much needed sunshine today - but there is more rain in the forecast after a mid-week warm-up. don't go anywhere ... your six day planner darien: why have the latest smartphone if you can't use it wherever you go? 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 in paris...after being held at gunpoint... and lady gaga is going on a different kind of tour... the kim kardashian-west is tied up and robbed at gunpoint while in france for fashion week. a rep for west says masked men dressed as police officers confronted her last night. the thieves took off with a reported ten million dollars worth of jewelry. she says the star is "badly shaken, but physically unharmed." her husband -- rapper kanye west -- was playing a concert in new york at the time. he abruptly lef crowd it was a "family emergency." lady gaga is headed back where she started. the singer is heading out on what is being called a "dive bar mini-tour." gaga will reportedly kick off the short tour this week at an undisclosed dive bar. baby news for blake lively and ryan reynolds... the pair welcomed their second child to the world over the weekend. the baby's sex and name have not been made public just yet. taste of the show right here in milwaukee. two local coffee shops will be transforming into luke's diner for a day. it's all part of a nationwide event to celebrate the 16-th anniversary of the show's premiere. sherman "perk" coffee shop and "fuel cafe" will be offering free coffee from 7am until noon this wednesday, while supplies last. employees will be decked out in luke's diner gear -- and there will even be the potential to win prizes. a revival is set to hit netflix in november. today. weather expert stephanie barichello is coming up with the forecast. and haiti is bracing for hurricane matthew. how it's affecting the united states, coming up. homeland security says hackers are targeting voting systems across the u-s. how many states russ: i've travelled over 50,000 miles all across wisconsin - listening to people, hearing their stories. a lot of folks are business owners and entrepreneurs. they tell me how hard it is to grow a business conomy. so together, we came up with the badger innovation plan. a plan to help wisconsin businesses grow through expanded access to high-speed broadband, better job training and fair trade. because we need to export wisconsin products, not wisconsin jobs. issue of opioid abuse. help curb the crisis in waukesha county...and the unlikely place people can turn for help. you'd probably agree - the only thing worse than getting the flu shot is getting the flu. nows the time....and contact 6 is ready to help, with the new formula's and the least painful way to get it. the thought of a ride in the back of a squad car - isn't exactly something most of us relish. but for one under arrest" was something she's waited to hear for a long time. tell you why - new at ten. big plans are in the works for a dormant city-owned parking lot at fourth and wisconsin in downtown milwaukee.... they include three hotels, a hub for the milwaukee streetcar and more than 100- thousand square feet of convention space. the public-private investment for the project totals 279-million-dollars. under the proposal -- funding wouldco wisconsin center district -- and the hotels would be privately owned and operated. a major merger in the outdoor retail industry... bass pro shops will acquire cabela's for five-and-a-half billion dollars. cabela's chain has 85 stores with 19- thousand employees across the country, while bass pro shops' has 20- thousand workers in 99-stores. it's still unclear whether the deal might mean the closure of some locations. there's a cabela's in richfield. for more information on this and journal, we have link to their site on ours, fox6now.com. weather we have a good chance of fog again tonight, with lows in the mid 50s. by tomorrow, highs will be back into the low 70s. we'll stay dry through wednesday through the end of the week. tonight: partly cloudy with patchy fog. low: 55 dewpoint: 54 wind: e/se 3-5 mph tuesday: partly sunny. wind: se 8-12 mph wednesday:mostly cloudy with the chance for rain in the morning and afternoon. am low: 60 high: 74 dewpoint: 59 wind: sw 10-15 mph thursday: chance for thunderstorms. am low: 58 high: 74 dewpoint: 62 wind: s 10-15 mph friday: mostly cloudy with the chance for rain through early afternoon. am low: 56 high: 63 mph saturday: partly sunny. am low: 48 high: 58 dewpoint: 45 wind: nw 8-12 she's been getting annual mammograms since turning 40 -- but a friend's breast cancer diagnosis had one local woman thinking more about her "own" breast health. as youre about to see, that situation prompted her to add something 'new' to her routine. fox 6's 'angelica duria' explains. there are so many people that get it, that they dont have a family history, i didn't have a family history. diagnosed with stage two breast cancer in late 2012, becky mitchell thought she had "her" breast health under control. i got it in my head that i needed to start doing self-exams. it was just weeks after mitchell's yearly mammogram in november 2012 when she felt a lump in her breast. by march of 2013, she was undergoing chemotherapy and radiation to treat "stage one" breast cancer. self-breast exams are an opportunity to be proactive with their breast health. its something they can do between mammograms to ma-like-ah sye-ker with froedtert and the medical college of wisconsin explains there are two parts to the self- exam:the first, inspection -- stand in front of a mirror and look at your breast in two positions - one with hands on hips, one with hands above head. turn head from side to side, looking for any changes in contour of the breast, skin dimpling, color changing like redness or any changes of the nipples, like inversion or discharge. the second part -- actually 'feeling' th lying down "and" standing up. fingers should be together, feel the breast in a circular motion, covering the entire breast ... work from top to bottom, side- to- side, or in circles coming around the nipple using different pressure...light for superficial tissue and deep pressure to feel deep tissue doctor siker says there "is" a fear some women have about doing self- exams -- but adds it eventually gets easier and self-breast exams, size doesnt matter - its the same technique whether youre an a cup or a d cup with two teenage daughters at home, the now cancer-free mitchell wants her girls to be proactive with their health. i often think, what if i hadnt done that self- exam? what if i had waited until my next exam, my next mammogram. i hate to think that would have been. angelica duria, fox 6 news. has shown breast cancer can strike anybody, regardless of family history or age. so, it's important for every man and woman to become familiar with their breasts. it's never too late to start doing those self-exams. if you haven't jumped on-board yet -- we want you to be part of "buddy check 6." on the sixth of every month -- remind your buddy to do her monthly breast self-exam as part of "buddy check 6." so call your buddy can even get one of "us" to be your buddy -- we'll send you a monthly email reminding you to do that self-exam. go to fox 6 now dot com for all the information. toyota wants to sell you a talking robot to "keep you company" while you drive. toyota describes the robot as "a miniature communication partner ...developed to provide companionship." it's name is kirobo mini.the 4-inch high gizmo can apparently chat away and even respond to facial expressions. it can remember likes and dislikes, as together. the robot can be linked up to cars and gadgets in the home... and it's small enough to fit in your cup holder. toyota plans to sell kirobo in japan next year for about 4-hundred dollars. nothing beats the real deal but your next dog could be... a robot. hasbro just released its latest creation-- a life-like robotic dog that barks and turns its head in the model. they're designed to help ease loneliness among children and the elderly. some studies suggest nearly-real pets can provide companionship like real animals. hasbro sells the 'golden pup' - for 120 dollars while the orange tabby is about 100. facebook is working on a new app for users with slower internet speeds -- announcing "messenger lite" today. the app is a slimmed down version of facebook's popular messaging app. lower-end android devices -- and takes up less space on smartphones and tablets. it rolled out today in kenya... tunisia... malaysia... sri lanka and venezuela and is scheduled for more countries in the coming months. the department of homeland security says hackers may be trying to rig the election. voter registration systems in 20 states have been the focus of attempted security breaches in the run-up to the presidential election. this, as the u.s. increasingly november vote. d-h-s says some 23 states have requested help in protecting their election systems. several officials say that the election system is so diverse and decentralized it would be extremely hard to affect the outcome. "hurricane matthew" growing deadlier as it travels toward haiti. the storm is being blamed for the deaths of at least two fishermen in the country bringing the total death toll up to four. with the latest on the category four hurricane. hurricane matthew is hitting parts of the caribbean with high winds and heavy rains. the eye of the storm is expected to travel just east of jamaica before barreling near or over southwestern haiti. matthew could bring up to forty inches of rain to the impoverished nation... with the potential to cause deadly listen to authorities... and get out of harm's way. privert says: "..don't shake your head and think god is not good. the messages we will give you are for your well-being." voice of translator jamaica's normally busy capital quiet ahead of matthew's arrival. streets in kingston empty... as dozens headed to a red cross shelter for safety. gerald says: "..my roof is not solid and the hurricane is coming.'' forecasters say matthew is on track to move on to cuba . preparations there are already underway. some 225-thous being evacuated from the county's east coast... as other cubans line up to stock up on supplies. rosita says: "..we are getting ready. we are grappling with this, and looking forward." voice of translator matthew briefly strengthening to a category five storm... making it the most powerful atlantic hurricane since felix in two-thousand- seven. it's too early to say what kind of impact the storm could have on the east coast as it churns through the atlantic. on cam tag matthew is already impacting the u-s. evacuated from the naval base in guantanamo cuba. in miami, steve harrigan, fox news. 10pm open tonight at 10-- two big stories. "i do feel sorry for the bus drivers. this is a personal tonight at 10-- two big stories. "i do feel sorry for the bus drivers. this is a personal investigating this weekend's fire at a bus terminal. 35 buses were destroyed in a massive blaze. tonight-- more on aftermath. plus-- im hoping this will never happen again. i do not wish this on anybody else." a little boy found safe after spending the night in a cornfield. hear from the teenagers who where a pair of teenagers have a new title tonight: heroes. theyre the ones who found a missing ten-year-old boy with autism. they told our a.j. bayatpour how it all happened. it was pretty awesome to see everybody coming out. adam lembke was part of the massive search sunday night for 10-year-old andrew ounkham. but when the search for the boy with non-verbal autism resumed monday, lembke says he and connor kubiak werent sure if they should go back out since there wer volunteers...but nate kostolni said... couple more people couldnt hurt at all so why dont we just go out and try it. with the schools blessing, these three are among the waukesha west students who went looking for ounkham. i know where their house is. i know the general direction of where he went so i decided theres nobody looking over there; theyre all looking closer to west here. sure enough...about a mile into the cornfield in that direction... at first we didnt realize- i said hey, wheres you mom and dad? are they with one of the search parties? i yelled his name and he was a good ten feet behind us and he turned around so i thought his names andrew, hes wearing the right