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authorities have arrested a man in bucks county for disturbing crimes against young children. a bomb squad is responding to a home in haverford after a potentially dangerous discovery inside. but the big story on "action news" is the latest train trouble for septa. dozens of cars have been removed from the mark frankford line after cracks were found in two of the cars over the week. annie mccormick is following the impact on commuters and is live at the 69th street terminal in upper darby, annie. >> reporter: sarah septa said the number of riders that septa had monday were lower because of people taking off the day after super bowl. 86 rail cars in total have been taken out of service. septa said this morning 40 were taken out of service.

it's not clear if there's a discrepancy in the numbers, but we're waiting for an update from septa. dozens of rail cars on the market frankford line are out of service after a weekend inspection uncovered cracks in two dozen cars in the body bolster or support beams. septa made the decision to remove other cars that appear to have similar issues. the transit system is used to having 144 cars during peak travel times. septa ordered shut buses. >> we rode down to 52nd street to hop on the bus and ride to 15th street and get back on the el. >> reporter: that was lisa's original plan, she was surprised to get on the train at 52nd street.

at 69th street during the heart of morning rush hour, riders had this to say. >> everything is smooth, i thought it would be hectic, but it's not. no issues at all. very smooth which was a septa official at the norristown train station talking to people. >> reporter: septa called the remove temporary and conducting on going inspectings hoping to add -- inspections hoping to add more cars back into the fleet. >> septa will have an announcement at 1:00 p.m. we'll be taking that live at 6abc.com. the local union is saying they are asking for the national transportation safety board to investigate. they are suggesting they would like that. required -- required -- rider ship is expected to be back to normal tomorrow. back to you. our coverage of the rail car woes continue at 6abc.com with more reaction from

commuters. and updates on septa's efforts to deal with the latest problem. we're following breaking news from bucks county where police announced the arrest of a suspected child rapest. the authorities say the man had five young victims and police fear there are more. nora muchanic has the story and joins us live from the district attorney's office in doylestown. >> reporter: hi, rick, one detective said the human race words have not been invented to describe what they found in the trailer of charles thomas today and over the last couple of weeks during the the investigation. he is an independent cracker and handyman -- contractor and handyman and charged with sexual assaults including his own daughter. we have pictures that the district attorney release over the last several years. he lived at the mid away village trailer park in morrisville.

he left evidence behind in his old trailer when it was being rehabbed here's bucks county district attorney. >> this man in essence was found with over 1,000 pornographic child image also in possession. he also posed -- possess the over 1,000 pairs of soiled little girls underway in his trailer. they were displayed thought the mobile trailer home. this is a perverse crime of his criminal concontests, this is your parents worst nightmare. >> the human race could not describe what we came up with in

that trailer. come up with the worst scenario and times that by ten it is worse than what we saw, it was terrific. >> thomas was the monumental trophy collector and there may be other victims. we asked anyone who hired him, the handy man business was thomas crux to contact the d.a.'s office or the falls township police, while working in people's home he may have been sealg little girl's -- stealing little girls underwear. it started with a vivid description that was left on a piece of plywood in the trailer. it's too graphic to describe on air. he has a preliminary arrangement in district court. if he is convicted on the charges that are standing right now he could face life in

prison. live in doylestown, nora muchanic channel 6 "action news." >> in delaware county, a bomb squad is responding to a house after possible deploysives were discovered -- explosives were discovered inside. someone found dynamite at an estate sale on laurel road in haverford. we're following new developments on president donald trump immigration ban. a local family is welcoming their syrian relatives back to the united states after being turned around at philadelphia international airport. despite having visas they were detained and sent back home on january 28. they got on another flight yesterday and flew into jfk in new york city arrive be this morning. this time they were allowed in. >> i am so grateful to everyone that helped with this, i cannot thank them enough from the bottom of my heart, my family is

here with us safe. >> the family is heading to lehigh county to move into a home purchased for them by the relatives. walter perez will have a live report from allentown coming up at 12:30 p.m. meanwhile, president trump is fighting to have the immigration ban reinstated after being halted by a seattle gunning over the weekend attorneys from washington and minnesota filed a lawsuit to keep the ban spended. suspended. the trump administration said it's a matter of security. they have until 6:00 p.m. to file their response to a federal appeals court. it's a calm day across the region as we start another workweek. sunny skies over the commodore barry bridge, this monday after. meteorologist david murphy tracking the latest conditions from the "action news" big board. hey david. >> reporter: it's been a nice transition we've been watching

since before dawn this morning. you can see how the clouds were initially in place over philadelphia. they continue to recede off to the north with the dry air pushing in. that will keep us under the sun all the way. the temperatures are bouncing up nicely. 350 in philadelphia. 52 in wilmington, 51 in millville. 48 degrees in cape may. there's a bit of a breeze running at 13 miles per hour in philadelphia. generally speaking in the afternoon we think the winds are going to ease down a little bit 6 to 12 miles per hour. certainly a day for jackets if you're heading out, maybe a coat, but not bad for this time of year. as we mentioned 51 degrees by 2:00 p.m. looks like we'll get a high of 52 degrees around 3:00 p.m. and still holding the upper 40s by 4:00 p.m. it will get cooler overnight 10:00 p.m. we're down to 40 and tomorrow morning we'll see the numbers zip into the 30s, probably the mid 30s in spots.

as we take a wider look on storm tracker 6 live, you can see down to the west there's a batch of precipitation. doesn't look like much, but it will be working up to the north and west. eventually that precip tip -- precipitation will push in overnight and into tomorrow. there's a freezing rain advisory that kicks in at 1:00 a.m. overnight and goes until 10:00 a.m. on tuesday, only in north hampton county around easton and bethlehem and up to points towards the poconos. i don't expect a lot of precipitation in the time period, even if you get drizzle on the windshield you want to slow it down overnight tonight and tomorrow morning in case it starts freezing up on the roads. i'll track more what's going on this week with future tracker 6. tom brady and the new england patriots are celebrating a thrilling super bowl win. they made history by clawing

their way and forcing the first-ever overtime in a super bowl game. >> reporter: new england patriots fans rejoycing after the biggest come back in super bowl history. the pats breaking records in houston in an overtime win that stunned. earlier in the evening, the falcons seemed destined to win leading 21-3 after the first half as lady gaga took to the field. her half-time show entertained but did not court controversy as some expected, but the politically charged environment influenced the super bowl ads. 84 lumber taking on immigration in an ad that continued online. >> and audi pushing for gender equality. the funny ones were there, too.

melissa mccarty an ecowarrior for kia and sexy mr. clean, but this super bowl will be remembered for the game. this clutch two point conversion changed the course of nfl history just 57 seconds left as the patriots rallied and never let go. >> what a comeback. >> reporter: bill belichick is the most successful coach in nfl history tom brady, the only quarterback to sport five rings on his fingers. speaking of brady, his jersey went missing after yesterday's game, today he joked to watch for it an ebay. reportingreporting from new yora zack. back to you. police canceled an amber alert for a 2-year-old girl. she was found safe after hours of going missing. a crash takes out two

poles, details of the crash in cherry hill. meteorologist david murphy has the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, when "action news" at noon comes right back. >> police are trying to figure

out why a school bus driver lost control and crashed into a utility pole in cherry hill. it happened at the intersection of haddonfield and berlin road

and browning lane. no children were on the bus at the time. the driver was taken to the hospital. police closed the intersection while they removed the bus and cleaned up the mess an am br alert for a -- an amber alert for a pennsylvania child, was found safe in the car which somehow rolled away into the woods. they they think one of the parents forget to put the vehicle in park. the alert was canceled this morning. a sheriff deputy died while trying to save a woman's wife in georgia. he inhald a -- inhaled a

chemical during a haz/mat situation, the worker was taken to the hospital, but the sergeant died at the scene. a 20-year-old man was arraigned for a woman on new york city running trail. chanel lewis is being held without bail. police say he admitted to beating and strangling karina vetrano. she was found dead after disappearing during a run near her home in queens in august. police arrested him over the weekend after watchingle him to dna found on the victim. a group of subway riders joined forces to remove hate-filled gra graffiti in manhattan. one person suggested using rubbing alcohol and others dug in for hand sanitizers and tissues and band together to wipe the as swastika's away. great britain is marking 65

years since queen elizabeth ii ascended to the thrown. here in london a gun salute held commemorated the queen's sapphire jubilee. this is not a day of public celebration for the 90-year-old queen. she is staying inside out of respect forefather, his death on this day in 1952 catapulted her to the thrown. >> a luxury retailer is looking

for a new leader. the ceo of tiffanies is stepping down amid concerns of slumping sales. the holiday numbers were lower than anticipated. it came as tiffany had their first super bowl ad. the counts of people slurping there drink is loud to you. a new study confirms a brain abnormality triggers a feeling of disgust or anger. researchers in the uk uncovered the actual difference in the frontal lobby of dysphonia sufferers. it is a real medical aliments. >> stop tapping your pen, please. alicia vitarelli has more on what the "action news" team is

working on for this week. >> reporter: happy happy rick. coming up for another months and another set of hot deals to be had. coming up in what's the deal. ipads, has all the things you should buy right now and what you should wait to purchase. 20 years ago this was the dramatic scene of the snow covered nebraska street as police rushed to save two toddlers who ran away from home. two decades later they got the chance to meet the officers who saved them. we'll tell you what the girls had to say to the heros. don't forget you can take us with you on the go. you can watch the newscast streaming live on our smart phone and tablet. back to you the two of you. >> we'll check cheg when we come right back.

>> david here with a check of the accuweather forecast. pretty nice out there right now, but we're watching for rain. >> reporter: rain coming in overnight and into parts of tomorrow. storm tracker 6 live double scan looking for the rain in the overnight hours, but we're not seeing right now. sky6 live hd the city is looking nice, with nothing but blue upstairs and lots of sunbathing all the buildings across the region. use a little sunscreen it's okay to use year round. temperatures 52 degrees, the winds will ease back a bit over the next several hours. if you're in the northern suburbs and allentown and reading, we're in the mid 40s, but they are well above the average high for today. 50 degrees in philadelphia. the average high is 42 even at

lunchtime we're well back and forth average. 52 in wilmington, 51 in millville, 45 in cape may. satellite and radar shows you how there was cloud cover before dawn, drier air in control. we expect sunshine through the rest of the afternoon. up in the lehigh valley where you were closer to the cloud cover at dawn you're looking at mostly sunny skies and pleasant conditions with a high up to 48 degrees. winds basically on the light to moderate side not a strong wind out there. mostly sunny, cool at the shore, 49 degrees is the high. southern shorepoints like cape may might get up to 50 or so. in philadelphia, 52 degrees, sunny and pleasant winds overall on the light side. for the evening commute, 49 degrees by 4:00 p.m. 47 by 5:00 p.m. partly cloudy skies building overnight. 44 degrees by 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m., 43, the clouds getting thicker as we get deep into the overnight hours and into tomorrow morning. more clouds overnight will be

the call. the overnight low of 39 in philadelphia. northern suburbs closer to the freezing mark that could give us an issue i'll talk about in a moment. late showers and sprinkles developing overnight. in terms of precipitation after midnight tonight, the clouds get thicker, by 5:00 a.m., we're looking at showers. here's the thing about northern suburbs, if you're in north hampton county, including the city of easton and bethlehem and up through the county and towards the poconos there's a touch of freezing rain. you can see in the overnight not a lot is going on, but up until 9:00 a.m., 10:00 a.m. anything that falls could give you a slick spot on the road. that's up north. for the rest of us we're looking at rain. from 9:30 a.m. to noon it will be be coming down pretty good down there. one more, sorry about that. as we get up to 5:00 p.m. looks like most of the rain is breaking a part and heading off to the north. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, we got a

high of 52 today mostly sunny, chilly, but not bad. cloudy with rain at times as you just saw tomorrow, 56. wednesday an early shower is possible drying in the afternoon and high of 63. the temperatures will fall during the afternoon it will get colder overnight. on thursday morning we've got rain showers south of philadelphia, but the snow showers starting before dawn and ending before lunch time. i could see small accumulation in philadelphia and north on thursday morning. okay, so that's the time period to watch. >> thanks, david. quick break, more news when we come right back. stay with us.

hello, again, here's some of the stories we're following on "action news" at 12:30 p.m. they are calling it a parent's worst nightmare. philadelphia commuters using septa was delayed after discovery of issues on cars. a syrian family finally made it here now that the travel ban has been lifted. >> now to the details on breaking news we've been following from bucks county. this man william thomas a attend man was arrested on charges he sexually assaulted 6 children including a relative according to authorities.