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breaking news in miami, florida, a bomb threat closed a tourist area in miami. we are taking a live look at ocean drive. police say they are acting out of an abundance of caution so far. there is no word if anything has been found. a hales corners pastor is charged with molesting children. joyce: we've learned reverend thomas chantry, seen in this video on his church's website, is facing multiple felony wisn 12 news terry sater reports that the pastor is out on bail. >> my name is tom chantry and i'm the pastor at christ reformed baptist church in hales corners. >> pastor tom chantry is now charged in arizona with molesting children where he , served as a pastor at miller valley baptist church in prescott ten years ago. >> we have all done things which we know are wrong. why do we do this? >> this is chantry in a video posted on the website of

corners. the video was recorded in milwaukee. >> the bible says the understanding of the truth and our ability to do what is right are hindered by our own nature. >> the eight arizona charges stretch from the mid-1990's up until 2001. one case involves a child under the age of 10. it caught the attention of the survivors network of those abused by priests, including david clohessy. >> he's accused of molesting five kids, and common sense would suggest that there's probably more. so we in snap think it's important for people to spread the word. >> so that if the accusations are true, chantry can be kept away from children. >> guilt means that we have broken god's law and must pay the price. >> we tried to contact pastor

hisntry joyce: chantry was taken into custody here in late july and extradited to arizona to face criminal charges but he bonded , out and returned to wisconsin. the hales corners church tells us he's currently on a leave of absence. the man accused of driving drunk and causing the crash that killed a caledonia father and his nine-year-old daughter is heading to trial. levi ruohonen pleaded not guilty to homicide charges and then waived his right to a preliminary hearing. police say ruohonen had been at a strip bar, drinking with friends the day after thanksgiving when he got into his vehicle and then hit the car carrying kevin dalley and his daughter emily. they both died at the scene. patrick: he's a career criminal who prosecutors say targeted women on their way to work in downtown milwaukee. as wisn 12 news' colleen henry reports, police say his latest crime spree started days after he got out of prison. >> seven years ago, melissa anderson was heading to work downtown when a man approached her in the parking lot. she shared her story by by phone. >> he came in between the vehicle saying i have a knife, get in your car and give me your

and tried to start her car. >> i was terrified. it's running through my head that he's going to take me to a secluded alley somewhere and leave me to die. >> but he couldn't drive her stick shift. police arrested ronald burrage that day. he served seven years for robbing her and two other women. this june, 20 nine days after his release from prison, police say burrage was back on this very same block and robbed a woman at knifepoint. in october, a second woman here third woman, using pepper spray. police executed a search warrant at this north side home where the suspect lived and say they found a can of pepper spray. they say he's a serial armed robber, terrorizing women. burrage's landlord didn't want her face on camera, but believes the police have the wrong guy. >> do you think someone would spend seven years and then do this again? he's smarter than that. if he were going to do some robberies, he would have hit a bank. >> burrage is now in the county

of 100 years. in milwaukee, colleen henry, wisn 12 news. patrick: burrage may also face additional time for violating his probation. joyce: how to best rehabilitate youth in milwaukee county. that was the topic of a county board meeting this morning. right now, troubled male offenders are sent to lincoln hills in irma in northern wisconsin. but that facility is under investigation for allegations of abuse and neglect. county supervisors today heard from those in the community who work with youth every day about incarceration. >> we don't want to just build another facility. we cannot keep doing the same thing over and over and failing our children measurably. we need to do something different, and it start from the top. joyce: the governor earlier this weeek said he's open to having the state help pay for a new juvenile corrections center in milwaukee county. giving milwaukee residents more options for snow plowing this winter. that's the goal behind a decision by the common council

starting next tuesday, the fee will drop from $50 to $10. the city will also compile a list of licensed contractors online. you can find more on wisn.com/links. patrick: if this cold weather has you thinking vacation, you now have a new, warmer, option out of mitchell international. frontier airlines launched a new non-stop route from milwaukee to phoenix, arizona. southwest and american also fly direct to phoenix. the very first frontier flight took off for sky harbor international this morning. the addition is part of ongoing efforts by frontier to expand its network. the high temperature today in phoenix was 67 degrees. mark, that's nearly 40 degrees warmer than what we had. mark: and they were probably complaining in phoenix that that was called because it was only 67 degrees. we hit a high of 29, the first time since march the third that we did not have a temperature

streak comes to an end. don't forget about your pets, bring them inside because we have cold temperatures. wind chill affects animals as well, so don't forget about that. it will be cold. some flurries flying and the skies over us, but that is it. up to the north, a different story, lake effect snow warnings, expected along lake superior. around here, 17 in the morning, windchills around zero. hide amateurs tomorrow around 27 degrees, and i'm not looking to get above freezing for the next week and a half to two weeks. patrick: thank you. it has been 75 years since japan devastated the american naval fleet anchored at pearl harbor in a surprise attack. joyce: as dianne gallagher shows us, thousands of people gathered across the country to remember.

which will live in infamy. >> 75 years after the japanese imperial navy's surprise attack on pearl harbor -- >> no one knew it would be the last moments of peace for almost four years. >> roughly 4000 people are back paying respects -- >> in less than two hours, there were over 2,400 killed, more than 1,200 wounded and the majority of the u.s. pacific fleet ta survivors from that infamous day gathering in hawaii to mark the anniversary. and though some have spent a life trying to forget -- >> you try to get it out of your mind and it don't go. >> remembering the 2,403 americans killed during the attacks on pearl harbor remains a priority for these men and women. >> they lost theirs immediately and they're the ones that should be called the heroes.

respect. those of you who served in wwii ushered in the era of peace and prosperity that we have enjoyed for decades. >> as sailors salute the memorial, resting above the still visible, sunken uss arizona, where 1177 crewmen died, donald stratton returned the salute. the 94-year-old is one of the 5 -- five known remaining survivors of the arizona. a moment meant to honour the past and inspire the future. in washington, dianne gallagher. joyce: a movince coming up next, a controversial patdown by the tsa. patrick: coming up, why one woman battling breast cancer says they went too far. joyce: and you gotta see this. the harlem globetrotters try to pull off an amazing trick shot never done on this continent. >> later tonight on nightline, a self-described white nationalist who some call a racist, trying to trigger the world. triggering massive dissent

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way. we will have more details on wisn 12 news this morning. >> staying as close to the guy, look at that parking lot, guy on a bike, whoa, hit a pedestrian right there. joyce: a suspected drunk driver led police on an hour-long chase through los angeles, nearly hitting someone on a bicycle. the chase ended when he got stuck on a side street and crashed with a pickup truck. the driver was taken into custody. uproar over an airport patdown. patrick: as abc's mat gutman reports, the woman battling breast cancer says the tsa went too far. denise albert, who's battling breast cancer, called this -- >> you can't touch me. you cannot touch me there. that was the part i was explaining. >> the most humiliating experience of her life. she says this officer patted her down aggressively, and when the officer gets to the front of her shirt -- >> i have breast cancer. i had a lumpectomy. i have a port in me. you can't touch me there.

a supervisor arrived, trying to explain what the agents need to do. >> we have to make sure there's nothing there. >> i lifted up my shirt and said there's nothing there. >> but albert alleges it just got worse. finally she said she felt compelled to take off her wig which she rarely does in public. , she posted about the ordeal on facebook. the tsa telling us tonight it eventually provided ms. albert with a private room for a screening. >> my whole point was to bring awareness to this so that it doesn't happen to other people. >> regrets any distress this may have caused her. it also said it's retraining the three officers who dealt with her, reminding every other officer at this airport of the proper procedure. patrick: former astronaut and u.s. senator john glenn is in the hospital tonight. it's unclear what condition he's in and what he's being treated for. the 95-year-old had a heart valve replacement in 2014. glenn became the first american to orbit earth in 1962.

from 1974 to 1999. a north carolina santa is out of a job after one family says he body shamed their child. ashley mayse took her nine-year-old son to see santa in forest city, west of charlotte. anthony asked for an ipod touch and the drone for christmas when , the family says he was body shamed. >> and when i got done, he said lay off the hamburgers and french fries and that really felt awful. >> what set me off was when he started crying. patrick: the town manager says the person apologized and has decided to quit. joyce: donald trump is time magazine's person of the year. the magazine's editor says he was a straightforward choice. the cover says, "donald trump president of the divided states of america" and features a picture of him sitting in his home at trump tower. trump's newest hotel in washington, d.c. is raising questions tonight.

holding events there to curry favor with the president-elect. >> just down the street from the white house, the president-elect's new luxury hotel seems to be the new in spot, the place for foreign governments and special interests to show loyalty to donald trump. today the kingdom of bahrain , rented out the presidential ballroom at an estimated cost around to celebrate its national $100,000 holiday. so we showed up to ask why here. this because mr. trump is the president-elect? >> i have no comment. >> the wealthy kingdom of bahrain certainly has good reason to court the incoming trump administration. its human rights record has been harshly criticize accused of , torture, even threats of rape, and other violence against political opponents. outside today, as bahrain diplomats left they still , were talking and security men , blocked our cameras. trump is so proud of his

it. and now says the hotel will become even more valuable now that he will be in the white house. last night it was a benefit for , the a conservative group with special guest the vice-president , elect. and next week, the government of azerbaijan has rented rooms to throw a holiday party. >> a lot of governments around the world that depend on a strong relationship to the united states are trying to figure out in a trump administration what is it gonna take to curry favor? joyce: that was brian ross reporting. president-elect trump says he plans to cut ties with his business once he takes office. he's planning to talk about it in the coming days. patrick: if you didn't know, yesterday was world trick shot day. the harlem globetrotters celebrated the occasion with a basketball, a hoop and a really , tall building. take a look. >> here we go. world trick shot day. let's get buckets.

get in the hole. that's it. that's it. did it go in? patrick: it went in alright. but he didn't call bank. the shot was taken on top of the tower of the americas in san antonio. the globetrotters say it's the highest shot ever made in north america at 583 feet, eight inches. by the way, the globetrotters world tour comes to milwaukee new year's eve. tickets for two shows at the b-mo harris bradley center are still available. it is tough to top that one. that was pretty incredible. joyce: i wonder how many takes that took. patrick: you factor in the wind, the height, amazing. plenty of action going on in madison tonight. the badger football players continues their preps for the cotton bowl. joyce: plus, the basketball team with their final tuneup before they head to milwaukee to face marquette, highlights ahead. patrick: and the brewers general manager weighs in on the future of all-star slugger ryan braun. stephen watson is in next with

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announcer: big 12 sports presented by menards. stephen: last season, the badger basketball team entered their rivalry game with marquette on the heels of an upset loss against milwaukee. no panthers on the schedule this year. bucky got the lowly bengals of idaho state instead. the badgers able to finish off a spotless four-game homestand. first half, bronson koenig knocks down the wide open triple, 21 points on seven-of-10 shooting for him. his prot?g? d'mitrick trice hits from the corner his only three , points of the game. later in the half, ethan happ backing down the defender. he gets the hoop and the harm, 12 points, 12 rebounds, his fourth double double in the last six games. alley-oop to khalil iverson, who finishes with the hammer. nigel hayes only getting 21 minutes tonight, but makes the

no worry about a letdown tonight, badgers win big 78-44. >> they see the scoreboard too. they have a lot of things on their mind, rolling guys in and out. it is hard playing that many guys to stay in sync and not allow that happened, but for the most part they did a good job staying in tune. stephen: the badger football team continues preparations for their cotton bowl matchup with western michigan. the game is national interest despite being considered a new year's bowl. wisconsin knows they had a trip to the rose bowl slip through their fingers, but they still expect a whole lot of red to be in dallas. >> the badger nation has been behind us. travel and green bay, but they have been with us all season. these guys have a lot to look forward to. they're going to send the senior class out right. stephen: highly touted quarterback malik zaire

the dual threat q.b. left notre dame and is looking to transfer as a graduate with one full year of eligibility very similar to , what russell wilson did a few years ago. other schools he is reportedly visting are north carolina, florida, michigan state, and pitt. the winter meetings have come to a close. david stearns made a splash, sending tyler thornburg to the red sox for travis shaw and a few prospects, but brewers nation still wants to know, will ryan braun be traded? here's david stearns on mlb network today. >> ryan player. he has been for a long time. he had an elite level last year. that will generate interest. we have to listen to that interest. no one has got to know for the bar that compels us to move him.

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