delay this morning on septa's busiest rail line. what you need to know and how long these transit issues could last. a win for the ages. a stunning come from behind win for the patriots that made super bowl history and cemented tom brady's place in history. back in the usa. nbc 10 was there for the arrival of a syrian family caught up in the immigration travel ban. that breaking news major hiccups on septa's busiest route. nearly a third of the all the trains are out of service because of concerns over structural defects. good morning. >> here is what we know right now. septa's market frank ford line

has 30 to 40 a cars fewer on the track. this after crews found cracks in the support beams on two rail cars. transit agency is warning commuters be prepared for extremely crowded train stops during peak hours. we have live team coverage with nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter checking out the delays and alternative routes. we begin with nbc 10 katy. tell us what it's been like. >> reporter: there are few things to tell you about. the shuttle bus service that was running here at 30th street station and stopped all along the market line, that's not running because the morning rush has ended. the morning rush did go off with fewer problems than expected. that's from a step ta spokesperson who tells me they are optimistic the evening rush will not be as bad as first thought. >> i made sure i woke up a bit earlier and got here a little earlier on time. >> reporter: it may be for

pre-planning like that. the ride was smoother than septa expected. given the busy route is operating with 40 fewer train cars. >> didn't seem like it was too much worse than normal amount of people here. i'm hoping it stays the same and the trains keep moving. >> reporter: the transit agency was bracing for the work after maintenance workers found cracks in two train cars this weekend. that prompted officials to remove nearly 40 more as a precaution. there were concerns for overcrowding on trains and long wait times on the platform. >> local stops. >> reporter: septa brought in shuttle buses. what we witnessed this morning was a contingency plan running smoothly. in fact, there were plenty of seats on those overflow buses. shuttle bus service is supposed to resume here at 30th street station and other stops along

the market frank ford line for the evening rush. i was told by a septa spokesperson that may not happen at all stops because it turns out the trains weren't as crowded as first thought. coming up at 11:30, i'll tell you what rider may be most affected by that decision. >> thanks. our team coverage continues now with first alert traffic reporter jessica boynton with more solutions for riders. >> reporter: expecting those delays. it seems like the rush hour almost went off with no problems. expecting delays as long as this is under way. different days sometimes. this is the day after the super bowl. maybe there will be more of larger rush tomorrow. the service will continue in operation still between 69 street, transportation center. no cancellations were made because of this. trains will still make all

stops. the shuttle bus service will be reinstalled later on this afternoon starting around 3:00 p.m. it will continue through the peak hours until 7:00. that's what we'll see later on for the commute. watch for crash. this is south of route 202. you can take county line road as an alternate there. some slow downs there coming out of city. we're still watching the delaware river bridge still closed. back to you. thank you. this problem isn't related to another septa slow down from over the summer.

huge headaches for riders since about a third wasn't running. septa had to borrow cars from other nearby transit agencies. now is a good time to down load the free nbc 10 app. we'll send you realtime alerts and updates as septa deals with problems on the rails. chaos again. two states suing president trump over his travel ban say that's what would happen if a federal appeals could reversed the judge's ruling that put the ban on hold. lawyers for washington state and minnesota filed briefs with the appeals court earlier this morning. the court wants the trump administration to do the same in its appeal to reenstate the temporary travel ban. the executive order would prevent certain travelers from seven mostly muslim countries from entering the u.s. flu this morning former secretaries of state john kerry and mad line allight are joining former top u.s. national security officials in asking the courts to continue blocking trump's recent immigration

order. meantime migrants are traveling or making plans to head back to america. that includes syrian relatives from allentown who are now back on u.s. soil this morning. nbc 10 sydney long is live. tell us about families arrival this morning. >> reporter: it was extremely emotional. very touching and moving as you might imagine. as close as i'm standing to our camera right now, about three feet, that's how close we were to the family as they emerged from the baggage claim. there were a lot of smiles, tears of joy and since it's been three years since some of them have seen one another, there were hugs in those embraces they departments want to let go. take a look. no tv cameras were allowed. this is up close cell phone

footage of those first moments in which they were reunited. six brothers, their wives and two of their children are here safely. their arrival on u.s. soil comes after being denied entry into the united states in philadelphia. last saturday, january 28th. after 18 hours on that airplane, they were sent back to war torn syria. today's arrival? the u.s. began yesterday after a drive from demascus and beirut before their final leg of this 16-hour journey landed them an hour early ahead of schedule into the arms of their loved ones here at jfk airport today. matthew who is 17 explained how knelt when they were sent back to syria last weekend. he called it unhuman but he said that's now in the past. >> i'm so grateful. i just want to say thank you to

all the mern peopamerican peopl support us. to the congressmen. >> it's a dream. i just woke up and it became real. we have accomplished it. i am so excited. >> this family did it the right way. they played by the rules. we're celebrating the rule of law today. we're celebrating fairness and justice. most of all we're celebrating a wonderful family. >> reporter: all of this thanks to the intervention of congressman charlie dent, immigration lawyers who were here today. it comes after the federal judge's restraining order on president trump's executive order. i also asked the attorneys, are they on solid footing, on solid ground in the united states.

his answer is yes. they are now legal green card holders. we got word that governor tom wolf will be greeting the family in allentown as they go back to have a meal prepared for them today and to settle in and have some relaxing moments here back in the united states. we're live at jfk. i'm cydney long. thank you. >> a lot of smiles, tears and hugs there. stay with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the travel ban as it moves through the court system. this morning one person is hurt in this single car crash. sky 10 over the scene of the crash around 9:30 this morning. crews tell us that the victim was thrown from the car. right now we're working to find out what caused this crash. rj a teenager is in critical condition after he was shot multiple times just before 12:30

this morning on maywood street. police tell us the shooting victim lives in the neighborhood and hoping surveillance cameras can help them find the gunman. a former secret service agent who worked at the white house is on trial for trying to lure underage girls for sex in delaware and florida. lee robert moore is accused of texting lewd photos of himself as well add child porn. police arrested him in 2015 after they say he messaged an undercover delaware detective posing as one of the teens. friends and family want to know who killed a popular community organizer. >> someone shot and killed her in her house on friday night. she was the acting director for uc green, a city program that plants trees across philadelphia. a 2-year-old girl is found safe in north eastern pennsylvania following an amber alert last night. turns out she was not abducted. state police say the girl's

mother failed to put the car in park when she got home. the car rolled down a hall into a wooded field. the mother thought the car had been stolen. medics are checking out the child but she's expected to be okay. today in harrisburg a state senate committee plans to vote on a new abortion bill. current law bans abortions after 24 weeks. the governor said he'll veto the bill if it reaches his desk. we know when the delaware prison guard killed in an inmate uprising will be laid to rest. friday night at delaware state university a first visitation will be held for lieutenant stephen floyd and a second one and the funeral will happen on saturday morning. lieutenant floyd was found dead after a hostage stand off. political backlash as the legal battle over his travel ban escalates. president trump is dealing with more criticism over his latest

defense of russian president vladmir putin. highlights from the biggest super bowl comeback in history. also lady gaga fans who couldn't get enough of her halftime performance. have we got great news for you. live look outside in eastern pennsylvania. sunny, blue skies. we're talking ups and downs for our temperatures. first a big warm and rain that comes with it. all of that coming up.

if you still doubted tom brady's tag as the greatest quarterback in history, look no further than last night's super bowl. >> it's killing me but it's hard to deny it. he brought them back from 25 points down. it was a championship comeback few sports fans will soon forget. now matt ryan never got a chance in overtime. tom brady got the ball first and drove the pats down the field for james white winning touchdown run. you can credit clutch catches and stingy defense in the first super bowl game ever to go to overtime. this morning brady said it was the perfect way to cap off a season filled with adversity for the pats. >> it's great way to culmination the season. we got to this game before and not finished it off the way we wanted. took a kind of a miraculous effort to do it. just so happy that we were able

to get it accomplished. >> after the game brady was named the super bowl mvp for the fourth time in his career. patriots fans poured into the streets of boston after their team's historic victory. a victory parade is scheduled for tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. super bowl li got off to a presidential start. george h.w. bush and barbara bush participated in the coin toss. bush's were recently hospitalized with separate illnesses. this morning things are getting better for tom brady. he suspected the number 12 jersey he wore was stolen after he couldn't find it. we have learned from a team official that the jersey has been found. it's been located. he said he thought it might end

up on ebay if it was stolen. it's going to end up in canton. that's where it's going. ♪ i want your love >> at halftime lady gaga wowed the world by we are forming some of her biggest hits. she made a show stopping drop from the roof of the stadium. we found out her new concert tour will make a stop at the wells fargo center in september. tickets go on sale next monday. mpblt super bowl weekend will extend to morning on the ellen show. >> let's show you what we mean here. you're looking at eagles long snapper and magician. he's helping give football pointers to andy. let's give you a little sneak peek of how it went. >> hut. >> okay. there you go. >> oh.

all right. >> that's pretty good. >> he's a linebacker. >> he look likes he's about 5 foot nothing. that's what it looks like . you can see the fun tomorrow on ellen. all right. let's start with another live camera outside. this is in ocean city, new jersey. really nice, blue skies. plenty of sun today. this will be a great day for february. temperatures will be warmer than aver ra average. radar and satellite showing us how clear we truly are. not a cloud in our region. you see the only clouds to be found, got to head north. we'll be staying dry today. no rain or snow, anything of the like in the forecast aside from those clear skies. here are the current temperatures that we're dealing with. we're already at 47 degrees in philadelphia and 49 in vineland.

43 in allentown and 48 in wilmington. look at our 24 hour change map here. we're considerably warming than yesterday at this time. ten degrees warmer in allentown. 8 degrees warmer in dover and nine degrees warmer in atlantic city. yesterday was an above average day. some of these numbers are boosting up enough so a few spots are going to see 50s this afternoon. parts of jersey and delaware as well. here is a look at the forecast highs for today. actually, a few spots will see warmer than this evening. we're at 48 for parts of center city. 45 for parts of the suburbs like westchester at 46. mid touper upper 40s for parts the lehigh valley. we're looking at temperatures in the upper 40s in the afternoon. a few spots in the 50s for delaware and the jersey shore, atlantic city around ha.

we saw atlantic city starting to boost above that value. temperatures are really going to be very nice and mild for this time of year. the thing is while today is nice and mild, the next few days continue climbing with rain moving in. here is the hour by hour forecast. we start to put this into motion. we see mostly clear conditions on the board through the rest of today. no rain, snow, any activity to track. as we go overnight into your tuesday morning, this is at 5:00 a.m., we start to see spotty showers starting to move throughout the region. this is the beginning of what will be a wet forecast for tuesday. take a look at the tail end of our morning commute. say 8:00, 9:00 a.m. we start to pull in rain from the southwest with pockets of heavy rain as well. you see passing over cape may county and cumberland county. more scatter showers will linger for our tuesday. that's tuesday though. we go into the overnight.

1:30 a.m. we're starting your wednesday. we see spot showers moving in. that's just the beginning of what will be a big change. wednesday during the day, 7:00 a.m. temperatures will start very warm. warmer than average by a long shot. we are talking highs that get into some spots the 60s wednesday opinion as we wednesday. winds pick up a bit. take a look. now we start to see a rain/snow mix by close to midnight. potential for snow by thursday morning. summer is months away but the warm weather is on our mind. >> we're highlight things you can do to save time and money. what parents should look for now that could cost you more if you wait.

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news into nbc 10. this is an estate sale in lower marion township. police are investigating after reports of explosives being found among the items being sold today. we're going to keep watching this and talking with police and if anything new develops we'll let you know on air and on our nbc 10 app. thank you. montgomery county, pennsylvania may be the second wealthiest county in the state but it's estimated 88,000 people living there still struggle with hunger. you're being encouraged to see a show and fight hunger. here to tell us more one of the actresses in grand concourse and the artistic director. thank you for being here. tell us a bit more about grand concour concourse. >> it's about a 40-year-old nun who run a soup kitchen in the

bronx. what happens to her and the people around her in the soup kitchen when this 19-year-old college drop out with a huge mystery starts to volunteer for the soup kitchen. it's about faith and straddling the fine line between forgiveness and compromising yourself. >> why was it important to give theater goers the opportunity to learn more about food and secure here in our area. >> like you said, hunger is kind of a hidden problem in the suburbs. in fact, the people who are running food pantries and soup kitchens are doing so with very little resources. they don't have the time to get out there and necessarily tell their own story. we wanted to shine a spotlight on the good work that they are doing and help remind the public that there's so many easy ways we can all help make sure the hungry people in our community are fed. >> they're great nonprofits.

when we think about hunger we seem to apply it to the inner city. we don't think of the suburbs like montgomery county as a place where people or kids could go hungry. >> that's right. in the suburbs the problem is really behind doors. people are either at home or living in shelters. 14,000 of those who face food insecurity are children. the shelters and food pantries that provide breakfast, lunch and dinner for families rely on volunteers to get the work done. >> this is great work you are doing. you can catch performances at grand concourse through february 26th at the theater horizon located on dekalb street in morristown. thank you very much for coming in. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. good luck. >> thanks.

trouble on the tracks. that's the breaking news we continue to follow. the conditions the commuters are dealing with right now. our live team coverage continues just ahead. plus a celebration fit for a queen. a look at the festivities marking queen elizabeth 65th year on the thrown. throne.

the latest on the septa slow down affecting thousands of commuters. there's 30 to 40 fewer cars on the tracks. this after crews found cracks thin the support beams on two of the rail cars. be prepared for extremely crowded cars during peak hours.

>> reporter: we went throughout the city checking out the trains. the number of stations we did see crowded trains but not too much overflow on those additional shuttle buses offered at a number of stations. we took with passenger who is awaited their train. that i knows were running on schedule and pulled up with just enough room for them to squeeze on. several dozen train cars are out of service. the ones running have been deemed safe.

at some station septa is offering overflow bus service. some riders chose to hop on the bus rather than squeeze on to the train. this morning's situation seemed hardest on commuters with kids. >> complicated. having to hold onto them. the trains being packed. it's very hard. >> reporter: septa will be giving us an update on this entire situation and if they have a resolution and time frame. they will learn in the stations had that overflow bus service will have the same overflow bus service for the evening rush. our team coverage continues now with more on the solutions for riders. jessica. >> reporter: it's going to be important to listen to when they release the statement on septa on what the next step really will be.

those delays are a little light. i would imagine monday after the super bowl might be a bit lighter of a traffic day. it will continue in those operations between transportation scepter. it will make all stops. they have been saying all morning they will be providing shuttle bussing starting at 3:00 for the peak hours of the afternoon rush as well into 7:00. that's something we can rely on there. also watching for a crash. we're seeing most of the delays now is because up head on the westbound side we're dealing with construction crews. back to you. thank you. now is a good time to download the free nbc 10 app. we'll send you realtime alerts

and updates as septa deals with problems on the rails. well, a great monday outside. have you been outside? it's beautiful. sunshine. take a look at the jersey shore from our camera. let's find out what's ahead. crystal. >> this is a good forecast over the next several days. you're going to have to have the umbrella handy even though temperatures will be warming up. if only we could get the warming without the rain. what we're looking at are temperatures today that are warmer than yesterday. some spots are nearly ten degrees warmer at this hour. we're 47 in philadelphia and northeast philly. we're already now at 50 degrees atlantic city and almost there at 49 in dover. even areas like mount pocano at 31 degrees. we have seen a huge warm up already and it's continued for another couple of days. radar and satellite showing clear conditions across the

region. there's no clouds, rain, snow, anything to track across our area. today is a sunny to mostly sunny day. will be a nice one to get out if you need to, can get outside. this is day to do it. we're looking at today, sunny warming temperatures leads tomorrow to some changes. temperatures will still be warming up. tomorrow, mid upper 50s for highs but the rain moves in pretty early. tomorrow morning commute will be a wet one if you're on the second half. we're talking 8:00, 9:00 p.m. temperatures continuing to climb wednesday. we'll look closely at the rain potential. that's coming up in a few minutes. this morning president trump is making his first visit to the u.s. central command headquarters in florida. >> this comes after the president fired back at major news organizations on twitter this morning calling them fake n

news. he wrote any negative polls are fake news like the cnn, abc, nbc polls in the election. sorry people want border security and extreme vetting. he tweeted, i call my own shots largely based on an accumulation of data and everyone knows it. some fake news media in order to marginallize lies. nbc hallie jackson has the store from capitol hill. >> reporter: today the legal battle boiling over with the president's controversial travel ban on hold as foreigners with visas who were stopped by that ban now entering the u.s. the federal judge behind that order, now drawing fire from president trump who is tweeting just ka not believe a judge would put our country in such pearl. if something happens blame him and court system.

the president under fire himself for calling james robart a so-called judge. appointed by george w. bush in 2003 2003. the court order just one of several fights involving russia and his fellow republicans. >> will i get along with him? i have no idea. >> he's a killer. putin's a killer. >> there's a lot of killers. we got a lot of killer's. you think our country is so innocent opini innocent. >> i don't know of any government leaders that are killers. >> well, take a look at what we've done too. we made a lot of mistakes. >> reporter: putin has denied involvement in the murder of kremlin critics. >> there is no moral equivalency between the united states of america, the greatest freedom loving nation in the history of the world and the murderous

thugs that are in putin's defense of his cronism. >> reporter: the president pushing his timeline past what he promised on an obamacare replacement plan. >> maybe it will take till some time into next year but we'll be in the process. today between elizabeth is marking the milestone with her sapphire jubilee. take a look at this. bucki bucki buckingham palace rereleased this. she will be spending the day at another palace in eastern england. a 41 gun salute rang out in central london to mark the jubilee. she assumed the throne february 6, 1962. she passed queen victoria in 2015. when it comes to filing your tarkss is it worth the savings

by doing it yourself? a few things you need to know before tackling taxes on your own this year. clear blue skies for us today but take a look at the future model. we're tracking rain and potential for a little rain/snow mix on the exended forecast. we'll look at all that coming up.

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of memorabilia items from the kobe bryant display case. take a look at some of the items that were taken. include a frame, kobe bryant high school jersey, boys basketball state championship trophy and a few pairs of nike sneakers that were autographed by kobe. police are looking at surveillance video at the school. we're still months away from the tax filing deadline but those w-2s are already coming in and people are starting to file for your return. the do it yourself method is quickly on the rise. there's few things you need know before you tackle the taxes by yourself. >> reporter: the do it yourself approach to tax returns is still rising. >> we see that people doing their own taxes continues to grow year over year. >> reporter: so are number of people using software programs for their filings and that's made for more competition among

industry giants. for example, h and r block now offers free basic tax return help because tax act and turbo tax do. >> we're trying to help those americans that have a simple return, a 1040 ez or a. >> reporter: turbo is taking it a step further with live help through a feature they call smart look. >> where you can connect via one way to get your question answered. >> reporter: they all say file now rather than later. it will reduce the chances an id thief with file and get your return. 70% of american taxpayers will be getting a refouund this year. the deadline to file is april 18th. a new study says the majority of americans don't have

a will. 42% of u.s. adults have a state planning documents like a will or living trust. that number drops even lower for children under 18 at just 36%. the main reason for the low numbers people surveyed say they haven't gotten around to making their wills. all of us have been impacted by cancer in some way. i'm a survivor myself. we know how important it is to raise money in researching the disease. the group is holding its third annual fight for the night gala. she's her to tell us about the big fund-raiser. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> tell us about the board you work with. >> we're a group of volunteers that came together under the board of associates to start the main line chapter. we thought there was a void on the main line for fund raising and we wanted to do something to

give back to the community and cancer research. >> tell us about the event coming up. >> the event is a really fun night. we're expecting 175 people. it's called the night for the fight and it's a sit down dinner. we have a live band, silent auction. it's really an event that's worth getting a baby sitter, new dress and coming out having a fun time with us. it's a fun time to meet new people to who share your mission. >> it's great time. we have people coming from westchester, philadelphia. all over. >> then tell us exactly where the money that you'll raise will go. >> this year we're raising money for pancreatic cancer research. we get reports and see what money they need and that was a need they shared with us so we are going to fight the fight to help raise the money for it. >> do you have a goal? >> our goal is $75,000. we still need some more sponsors. we have about 50 tickets left to

sell. >> fingers crossed for you. thank you so much for being here. >> thank you. >> the third annual night for the fight happening saturday, february 25th from 6:00 to 10:00. you can find the information on our website, nbc10.com or check out the nbc 10 app. if you stepped outside this morning you noticed beautiful blue skies. this is outside of the nbc 10 studios that we're looking at currently. what we're looking at in the suburbs, the same as the shore, delaware, philly. up to the lehigh valley. nice, clear blue skies. temperatures that are skyrocketing. warmer than average this time of year. there's not a cloud in sight to track. our satellite imagery will show the gray overlay. we don't have that. you have to search well to the north of us to find any clouds in our region. take a look. there's where the clouds are.

everyone else fairing pretty nicely for our late morning on our monday. what we're going to see is big changes by tuesday, wednesday and even thursday. today is looking good. here is a look at our philadelphia neighborhood temperatures. some of us have made it to 50 degrees. we are certainly going to see spots in the 50s today. 48 for west mount area. sitting at 47 degrees. officially 47 degrees and we should cap out right now the 50 degrees mark. we're still in the beginning of february. for our new jersey neighborhoods, about the same. we're almost 50. florence you're at 46. prin

prin princeton you're the same. over the next three days we see quite a few changes. we see sun for the most part. tomorrow it's going to be more clouds and rain starting in the morning and thinning out in the afternoon. wednesday, early morning we might see a little more rain and it's just going to be spotty showers. this isn't a constant rain for two days straight but you are going to see rain. obviously, it's just rain. 57 the high tuesday and 62 degrees by wednesday. put that in perspective, that's 20 degrees warmer than the average high for this time of year. 48 for us in the suburbs. tuesday we're at 52 and 58 for wednesday. in the lehigh valley following the same friend going for mid-40s to low 50s to mid-50s by wednesday with some of those scattered showers as well. in new jersey, 49 for today. 52 at the shore today. that's the same for delaware. some spots making their way well into the 50s by this afternoon.

upper 50s, even 60s possible by tomorrow for delaware. then we do see the rain better chances tuesday than wednesday. scattered shower potential and temperatures in the 60s again for your wednesday forecast. we see big changes as we get into your thursday. we're only talking rain tuesday and wednesday. look at the extended 10-day. this is for philadelphia. there's the 60s wednesday. winds are going to start to pick up wednesday later in the afternoon. mump colder air forcing in. check that out. a high of only 36 thursday and with the system still passing looking at the potential for rain shifting over to some snow through philadelphia. we dry out one day friday and your saturday, sunday, temperatures start picking back up. looking at rain again instead of any icy precip. we'll be back after the break.

we're working on several stories for you this afternoon at 4:00. >> erin coleman joins us now with more on what to expect. >> we're keeping a close eye on the trouble on the track. septa will give us an update this afternoon on how bad the cracks in the rail cars really are and we'll be watching the crowds for the afternoon commute. plus, we're staying on top of the development from capitol

hill as the senate considers the nomination of betsy devos as president trump's education secretary. and getting what you paid for. an nbc 10 viewer said she bought a gift card but the business closed leaving her stuck with a worthless piece of paper. nbc 10 responds is on the case with what to do if this happens to you. those stories and much more starts at 4:00. thank you. we have breaking news at nbc 10 now. an overturned truck on route 1 northbound in bend salem township bucks county. hauling plastics. no one was hurt. krystal is here with the most accurate weather forecast

for our afternoon. >> what we're looking at for today is very nice conditions. sunny, blue skies, upper 40s right around the low 50s. then it keeps going. we're in the mid to upper 50s tomorrow. we got some rain and we cool back down thursday. >> when will we need our umbrell umbrellas? >> tomorrow for sure. there you go on wednesday is more scattered shower potential. get there, thursday we drop right back down 36 degrees. that's the highest we get and that's likely going to be early morning. as the system passes, we might see a turn over to some snow because temperatures will be cold enough. talk about a mixed bag of weather. >> we really had a roller coaster of temperatures. >> you see it begin by next week. >> all you got to do is look behind us there. >> enjoy the day. thanks for watching. >> have a great day.

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