manchester and i-93 and gardner and princeland and as well as metro west and heading to boston. you notice the line where we have the freezing mark, there will be some haves and have notes. there is a line from boston inside of norwood and providence and anywhere south and east is just regular rainfall. anywhere north and west is a glaze of ice to make travel treacherous and if you are walking outside test the ground before you walk because it could be slick. freezing rain at least until 3:00 a.m. and here is a look at how things progress hour by hour to tomorrow morning. i don't think there will be warming that happens overnight. we have the line. boston and providence and anywhere north and west, significant icing not causing power outages, this is about a travel thing. for tomorrow morning still icy pockets and northern wooster is the area to watch. we get in the sunshine tomorrow afternoon and in the 40s and doing melting on the icy glaze over the last couple of days. we will look at new year's eve and new year's day coming up. >> mother nature gets the blame for the weather but wooster is apologizing. a lot of people are frustrated with the road conditions and the freezing rain. julie is live in newton. >> reporter: because the problem, lisa was because if you didn't clear it away immediately it froze solid. like that bothersome relative, this holiday season, what stopped by tuesday, lingered. >> and it hung around, frozen solid. >> yes, it is. >> we are getting more ice tonight. >> good. i didn't know that. >> i bet you guys love snow? >> yes. but i like the summer more. >> the highways are fine but back roads and sidewalks are slick. >> look at this. no sanding. the entire road is ice. >> and in wooster ... >> straight ice, you have to go five miles an hour. >> complained that streets weren't thoroughly treated and plowed. the city manager accepted blame saying we made a judgment call that unfortunately was the wrong one. in short we needed to be better and we will. >> reporter: our manicured lawns frozen in time is a sure sign that winter is definitely now in its prime. >> been expecting it. last year it didn't hit the same way. could have that all year round. >> reporter: but we can't so probably not a bad idea to carry one of these around with you all the time. bill cosby is charged in the sexual assault case. the comedian now a defendant out on a million dollars bail. p many applauding and the defense team is fighting back. katie has more. >> reporter: liam, bill cosby did not is have to enter a plea dean not. fifty women have made accusations against the entertainer but the first criminal charge. with help from people and a cane bill crosby left the pennsylvania courthouse free on bail. >> any comment, mr. cosby. as a father figure charged with sexual assault. >> the fact of which rendered her unable to move or respond. >> prosecutors previously declined to press charges but the statute of limitations was about to run out. and in court papers unsealed over the summer, cosby admitted to giving quaaludes to women to have sex with him. >> our team reviewed the initial investigation and reinterviewed the witnesses and examined evidence from other cases. >> several women in new england have accused cosby of assaulting them. he is a long time resident of shelby fall. >> it doesn't sound like the same person that everybody has known for decades. >> i think it is really sad that someone who was such a model for so many people is falling down so far. >> cosby did not say anything outside the courthouse. are unjustified and mr. cosby will be exonerated. at 78 years old cosby's career in the lime light includes a mug shot. >> reporter: and bill cosby's next court date is january 14th. for the other allegations, the statute of limitations has run out for criminal charges in almost all of them. reporting from the stoplight center wbz news. 7 women from massachusetts are among the accusers. they have filed a civil suit claiming that in various ways he drugged them and sexually assaulted them. crosby counter sued for defamation and arguing that they are trying to get money from him and damage his reputation. we will have continuing coverage of bill cosby's sexual assault charge and have the latest update on the air and online. in the san bernardino shooters has been indicted on gun charges and that he planned to carry out other terror attacks. this is enough evidence for enrique to go to trial. he planned to do another attack in 2012 but abandoned them. this is new, the faa is investigating what caused an a landing. there was nothing found. a douglas boy is being 10-year-old braden's quick action saved two lines. jim armstrong has the story. >> pretty crazy day, right? >> you saved his life? >> yes. >> a bit bashful but brayden wilcox's bravery was anything but. >> how does it feel. >> good. >> mom and dad at work and their son sleeping in during school vacation and that's when brayden heard something. >> it was like a triple beat every five seconds. >> brayden ran to the basement to check on the carbon monoxide detector in full alert. >> so i woke up my brother and we went outside and we just called the fire department. >> i guess you could say he saved my life today because if he didn't wake me up or if we were still sleeping the carbon monoxide would probably get into our system. >> i'm still feeling pretty sick to my stomach over the whole thing but just so thankful. >> it was just last week in milford carbon monoxide poisoning killed two people and sent two others to the hospital. >> important thing is that brayden woke up and woke his brother up and got out of the building. >> had that not happened the house would have filled with >> i am sure we caught it on the way up. >> part of the reason brayden knew what to do was thanks to the fire department, they go to the schools as part of the safe program to teach kids how to handle emergencies like this one. >> it makes you proud that they are listening. >> a faulty furnace maybe the blame but dad is not taking no chances. >> i recently purchased three more carbon monoxide detectors. a webster police officer that rescued two people from a burning home are telling their stories. >> my first initial thought was that i was going to die. >> couldn't breathe. and it was the scariest moment in my life by far. >> the three officers got to the fire scene. neighbors shouted 65-year-old woman was trapped. three other officers helped to pull the woman out because they could only endure the heat for a few seconds and then they heard another woman and they helped her out and they say they are not heroes. >> i don't like to use hero. anybody would have done this. >> we say they are hair -- heroes are recovered. kobe bryant. he was honored. and a legend. retiring and the last time that laker will see the garden in his number 24 jersey. >> the celtics gave him part of the arcade. not too many highlights for the celtics. >> kobe bryant's final game is over. he showed signs of greatness he missed his first eight shots of the game but when it mattered most he showed why he was one of the greatest. kobe by three and lakers by five and that was the daggers. lakers win 112-104 the final. >> it felt great for blue. to have the recognition at the top of the game and as soon as i touched the ball and they booed. it felt great. >> kobe talks about how boston affected his career. a great one. future hall-of-famer. 17, the number of regular season match-ups kobe has played. he won one nba final and lost one. and the last minute and how everyone joining the fun is staying safe. remember their old slogan the globes. the folks here, the globe hasn't been here this week. what went wrong and what the it. will you get your boston globe? you are a home delivery customer you have to wonder. some haven't received it for three days. subscribers say they can't get through the representatives. >> they are not happy. john keller has a closer look to what it means for the newspaper's future. >> in the latest statement released a couple of hours ago globe management apologizes again for the service disruption. claims that 95% of globe subscribers got their paper today. hard to believe given the volume of complaints we have been receiving and for some that didn't, patience is wearing thin. >> they will have to win back >> it is not just the three days of no globe on the store step that has steve michaels steaming, it is the frustration of getting answers. >> when i finally got through to the automated attendant, it told me that wait to talk to a real person was in excess of an hour. >> the globe is blamed the foulup on a change of home delivery providers but they declined the interview request. well. >> and this media expert says the delivery and communication problems combined have the potential for long-term damage. >> this is going to convince a number of people that it is just not worth it to take the paper. if you pay full price for home delivery, you are talking $600 a year. that's a lot of money and a lot of money for not getting your papers. >> i think they have to fix figure out a way to fix the means in which they are communicating with the subscriber base. >> the globe urges dissatisfied customers to visit the website and report missed deliveries for refunds. good luck getting through but hopefully it will get easier. i got to go to bed so liam will you log on for me? security is what is going to be for tomorrow night and some undercover officers will be there. wbz shows you that you will still enjoy many of the events and attractions that draw people to boston for new year's eve. it is quiet in the square but come this time tomorrow there will be hundreds of people along with added security to ring in the new year. >> we are assembling all of the big blocks of ice. sculptures in place and the stages are signs that the celebration is almost here. >> awesome. >> the crews will work in the night and this ice sculpture is one that will be featured on copper square. >> i get the satisfaction of the people, the people that come and watch and see the finished product tomorrow especially the kids. >> they are cool and have a shape. >> organizers say spectators will see changes like instead of buttons for events, all activities will be free to the public with so many expected to flock to the square among the terror threats the mayor and boston police say they are ready. >> we will be out there in force making sure everyone has a great night. >> we will have the offices out there and we will have bomb dogs and everything possible we can. >> something might happen somewhere but it won't get everybody and you got to go out. >> boston police have this common rule of thumb, if you see something, say something. reporting in copley square, wbz news. wbz is a media sponsor for first night in boston. highlights, more than a dozen ice sculptures on display starting at 1:00 in several places around the city, daniel hall and the seaport and coples square. if you can't stay up take the show tomorrow at 7:00 on boston common produced by b4 productions and you say goodbye for 2015 with the big show over boston harbor starting at midnight to usher in the new year. >> there should be no problem frozen. >> it should be just right. in terms of temperatures for the next couple of days, we have had sleet and freezing rain and bob sent this, horror frost. water vapor that deposits on any surface creating these icy needles and so winter is showing itself in all of these forms all of a sudden when it was in the 70s last week and watching the storm system from the south. not a large storm system but we are seeing the freezing rain, treacherous travel. pretty steady freezing rain from manchester to salem and parts of newberry and hampton and seeing it move on. steady freezing rain from garber to clinton and now it is basically it will be a really slick nasty night and the crews sanding and salting. we are drawing a line from boston right around norwood and providence. if you are south and east it is rain showers and anything north and west, we hold onto the cold and icy and not causing power outages, it is about travel. freezing rain to three a.m. and may be extended longer. but hour by hour i'm not expecting warming to take place. the same areas, boston north and west, you all stay in the 20s to lower 30s looking at icing for tomorrow morning and as the showers move out, still a little bit of fog and dampness and below freezing we won't see the melting. nasty stuff for the final day of 2015. for mid-morning the showers will depart and the sun will come out and the wind picks out and dryer air flows in. temperatures start to rise and the clouds break up as we head to midday and seeing sun and it is breezy near 40s and for the evening if you are traveling tomorrow night, there will be some refreezing and anything that melts and otherwise no weather issues. a high of 45 in boston and 47 in hyannis and southern new hampshire and parts of northern wooster in the 30s. tomorrow night, we got plans heading to town to do traveling and it looks like we will be in good shape. 40s at 4:00. by midnight, clock strikes, 2016 and 30 degrees, a chilly night and not too cold and not too hot. gold dee locks. the first day in the winter class, in the 40s, comfortable at gillette stadium cheering on the bruins. the weekend upper 30s by day skies and watching the artic front on sunday bringing in more snow. sugar loaf the best weekend and staying cold for friday, saturday and sunday and seven- day forecast in the 20s and coming offer of the ocean. the 60s and 70s and the 50s and most of the 40s they have said goodbye for a while. they were good when we had them. a major match-up for the patriots. they need a win to get home- field advantage and tom brady welcome back. kobe bryant and the last game in boston didn't want gifts or video montages or presents for his family. but the celtics did give him something, they gave him the game. the lakers beat the celtics, 112-104. for the lakers, the 6th win of year. here is kobe. >> playing his final game in boston number 24, kobe bryant! kobe went out and couldn't make a shot. he still has moves but the legs are not there. he finished with 15 points of five of 18 shooting but he saved his best for last. wearing purple and gold and the lakers get the celtics all they could handle. jay crowder with three and marcus smart with the follow-up jam and the hard fall. what a play but the lakers led by 11 in the 4th and boston got within two of the steal and picked the pocket and goes the distance and celtics will pull off the come-back. who will make the big shot? you guessed it? kobe. from 25 feet away. the three-pointer, the dagger, lakers win 112-104 the final. this place has meant a lot for my career. i can't stretch that enough and to be in this building and be able to experience this and i remember my daughter was having a hard time with softball striking out and crying and mad and i showed her the video of us losing to the celtics and crying and i said listen, it is fine, you just got to bounce back. great player. great player. as for the patriots believe it or not they practiced outside and gronk said his hands were freezing but they won't be freezing in miami. if the pats win they have the number one seat and home advantage, if they lose, they have the two seat, how important is it to get the top seat? >> i think it is better to win this game than to lose this game. you obviously like to play at home because of the communication and so forth but you know all of those games you know whoever wins in the playoffs is the team that place the best on that day, not whether home or away, it is who i think this game is really important for us because you know it is a great goal for us to be the number one seat. my friends, we will be back right after this. this is one production you don't want to fail. the crew working the ball drop wants to make sure it is ready for tomorrow night. it checked out fine. and 32,000 led lights and 3600 crystals. we'll be right back. . it is icy and foggy. recommend not traveling if you

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