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hello again, here's what people are talking about this noon. it's a story five years in the making and it's coming to an end. a man is sentenced. >> reporter: good afternoon, don and everyone. the judge sentenced tetso to 30 years and because of the sentencing guidelines and because of the prior criminal record, he could only get a maximum of 18 years. that's what we'll spend behind bars. he's eligible for patrol in nine years. >> reporter: the judge told tetso that the sentencing guidelines don't fit the crimes.

he said he can't sentence him for what he deserves. >> the family got a certain sense of closier, without a body, they would like a place to mourn and grieve. >> reporter: she vanished in march, 2005. there the prosecutors say he killed her on his way to a concert and hid her corporation. fiance beg for mercy. he's appealing the decision. >> well, regardless, he pled not guilty and he maintained his innocence and that takes away the argument and remorse and that's often the biggest piece of the mitigating factors and sentencing and regardless of what happened to tracey tetso, everyone's sorry that she's missing and for her

family. >> reporter: dennis declined to address the sentencing today because of his possible appeal. thank you, very much, mike. the defense had 30 days to file the appeal. and now, the other story, the death of another teen in boston takes a bizarre turn. it was thought to be a case of murder, but he may have fallen out of an airplane. ronald reagan has if -- ron matz has if latest on this. >> reporter: the body of the 16- year-old was found last week, his body was so badly mutilated, an autopsy couldn't give his cause of death. he may have gotten into a plane's wheel well in boston and fell out. and he recently moved to north carolina to live with his father. it was the same day his body was found that he was reported missing in north carolina. and family members he was trying to get from north

carolina back to here. they're not sure how he ended up in massachusetts. and a trial date is set for a state mental patient charged with killing another. the 26-year-old is accused of strangling a 45-year-old in september. both were sent to the hospital in connection with earlier murder cases and the trial is set for next march. the white house is condemning north korea's attack on south korea. athey're renewing the concerns. >> reporter: thick columns of black smoke rose from this island and north korea shelled the island after warning the rival to stop the drills in the area. civilians living on the island ran for she would -- shelter and two south korean marines were killed. this south returned the fire

and returned a fighter jets in a clash that lasted an hour. it was one of the host provocative clashes between the countries. the white house can called for the north to stand down. the united states strongly condemns the attack. calling to hold the action. >> reporter: a national security adviser woke up president obama before 4:00 a.m. to brief him on the confrontation and the u.s. has 28,000 troops in the south. >> reporter: president obama reaffirmed his support. >> the united states will not waiver in the commitment to the security of the republic of korea. >> reporter: and fights grow from time to time. this is because of the claim that north korea claims they

have a new nuclear facility. the u.s. special representative to noter north met with the -- north korea met with the foreign minister today. it's been almost a week since a tornado rolled through the area. >> are you bleeding? >> i don't know. >> feel your head and see if you're bleeding? >> i can't move, ma'am. >> and the roofs were torn off of the billings and no one was seriously injured, thanks to the police officers who rescued them and they'll be recognized with a life saving award. no severe weather like that today, but we'll see rain. taking a live look outside now, as the clouds move in and we're watching for it with marty bass in the out back and bernadette woods in the weather center. well, there's incredible

warm outside. we're in the mid-60s around the state an this is what's coming our way. we have rain with it in parts of the state. we'll put this in motion and take you on tour here. here's the front from the west and this is coming down more solid by than others. it's moving into northern carroll county. that's a more solid rain now and out towards hagerstown and this is going to build and break itself apart as it moves our way. it will also bring changes in the weather. good afternoon, everyone. we'll see colder air and i mean colder, not chillier -- it's infused into the region. this shows tomorrow, the vortex of what's going to be the first real good arctic blast of the season. it's up to our north and east. high pressure, up over the great lakes is going to start funnel in the air our way out of central canada.

look at the temperatures. minus five in bismarck and low 30s in kansas city and go to memphis, you can see, it's 60 degrees. and there's a clear boundary of where this air coming out of central canada is shifting across the eastern half of the united states. this is not one of the deals we'll see like in early fall where the cold air comes and makes it into the mid-atlantic. this is sweeping all the way down into central florida. i want you to see my honest weather man face, tomorrow will be 10 plus degrees colder than today and thursday, 20 plus degrees colder than today and friday, we'll be in the upper 20s. my, the weather has changed in the past hour. bernadette woods has more, back to you. and a second wal-mart is coming to baltimore city. last night, the city council

approved the project. it will bring not just a wal- mart, but a lowe's and several shops and restaurants and construction should begin in the spring. a line backer giving back. ray lewis is helping hundreds of families to have a happier thanksgiving. today is the day they'll give away the annual turkey give away. they'll feed up to 10 people and each meal comes with turkey, potatoes and yams and more. the give away will start at 2:00 this afternoon. and still to come on wjz-13 years eyewitness news at noon. we know the answer -- is the jawbone found on the beach near aruba that of natalie holloway. and prince william and kate middleton announce where they'll tie the knot.

and stick around, the forecast is still coming up.

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natalie vanished in 2005 while on a graduation trip, the jawbone could have been hers, but that's not the case. the suspect, van der sloot is accused of killing another woman in may. and qantas resumed flying the air bus 380 superjets. overnight, a test flight started overnight. they grounded after an engine broke up in midair earlier this month. ever since, the maker is replacing the faulty engines. airport security is beefing up and will the passengers protest the procedures and slow things down. here's the latest for wjz. >> reporter: the nationwide boycott of computer body scans is supposed to start tomorrow.

but passengers don't seem to be hearing the call. >> i think that people are making a big fuss of it, really. >> reporter: the tsa says that the scans and pat downs are necessary to protect the public from a continued threat a gainstive -- some say that the scans are too revealing and the pat downs are worse. >> and at one point, he had his hands in the top of my jeans. >> and he doesn't think that the procedures are necessary, especially for children. >> it's too personal. they don't want strangers touching them. >> reporter: and with most people looking to get home quickly and safely, a widespread result at airports may not happen. >> who wants to spend hours on end for making a point that

there -- that's obscure to begin with. >> the passengers have to get a pat down and there's concerns that a small number of protestors could create massive delays on one of the busiest travel days of the year. the white house says that the government's trying to balance the security and privacy and plans on taking the concerns in to account. and it's official, prince william and his bride to be, kate middleton picked out a date and a church. they'll be married on april 29th at westminster a an by. his grandmother was also married at that 1000-year-old an by. hello. >> and taking another look outside, stick around, the completed -- the complete forecast is 2 1/2 minutes away and first, the stocks and the multimatch numbers. ,,,,,,,,,,

welcome back, everybody, well, here's the cold front, rain around hagerstown and now, moving into frederick and it will be picking up two westminster. we're showing you what we've dealt with, we started out with

sunshine and then, the clouds came in with the front. eventually, the southern parts of the state, you're getting the clouds and a chance for shower. now, the front's breaking apart across maryland and we'll have a chance for showers. picking out the winds ahead of it and tomorrow, the temperatures are changing big time. it's very warm out there now. look at this, close to 70- degrees in pat tux sent -- patuxent and ocean city and we're still in the western part of the state and behind this, the temperatures will drop about 15 degrees statewide. here's the front. this is the really cold air that's sitting behind it. and this is going to moderate before it gets our way. we're talking about temperatures minus double digits across the plains now. if you're traveling in that direction for the holidays, it will be cold. this front comes through and it will get out of here and here

comes the colder air and here comes the rain. we have a chance of rain thursday and friday. and so, today, a chance for showers out there. it's a warm one, tonight, we'll cool down and 38 and tomorrow, much cooler than today. only getting to 52 degrees and then, another front thursday into friday and cooler air behind that for the weekend. nice and mild now. >> and it's a great way to help out a good cause and spend thanksgiving with your family. the kennedy krieger institute starts this sunday in baltimore county. they're featuring 600 decorated trees and several ravens players will be there. and we're once again proud to be a sponsor of it. and wjz is also on for you. here are the stories we're following on the website.

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isn't natalie holloway. and a tragic basketball game. a 2-year-old falls to his death and the latest on how that happens. that's after dr. phil. join us again in a moment for the five-day forecast on through thanksgiving. for many people on medicare, it's that time of year again. when you can evaluate your current healthcare coverage and maybe consider other choices. well, now is a good time to take a look at an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. get started by calling for your free information kit and guide to medicare. as you probably know, medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. a medicare supplement insurance plan helps cover some of it. that could save you up to thousands of dollars a year in out-of-pocket costs. and you can visit any doctor who accepts medicare patients. rates are competitive. and these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans exclusively endorsed by aarp.

like they say, there's no time like the present. be sure to call today. call now for your free medicare guide and information kit about aarp medicare supplement insurance plans, welcome back, the clouds are in place and bringing big

changes for us. >> the temperature will be the big story. we have already been, i'm sure we've hit the daytime high and tomorrow, the low 50s and the 40s with showers, gray, damp and we have that chilly feel on thanksgiving. and black friday, skies clear out and breezy, 52 and back down to 46 saturday, the ravens play at 4:15. and that's at the russell street coliseum against the 7-3 buccaneers. >> i haven't thought about it being cold at the ravin's game. it's the end of november, it should be! and don't miss the line uptonight. and we vice president gotten through thanksgiving and that hasn't stopped the white house from christmas tree shopping douglas fur willing in the blue

room. it's 17 years old and that's where the president formerly welcomes guests to his home. other trees, elsewhere in the building and upstairs in the family quarters. that's exciting. and the ones from the different states with the kids decorating. thank you for watching. today at 4:00, i'll see you tomorrow. tomorrow. bye bye. ,,,,