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Announcer its 10 00 p. M. Do you know where your children are . Right now on fox 5 news at 10 00 p. M. Steve waiting on an overcrowded subway platform. It doesnt look like things are going to get better anytime soon. Why the delays appear to be getting worse. We are talking more than half a million train delays over the course of the past year. Dari it appears that the mtas respond is to lower its own standards. Arthur has more tonight in the village with reaction to a new on it. Reporter thats right, if you are unfamiliar with the goalpost, its when your kicker isnt Strong Enough to reach it ...

And we are following breaking news out of the middle east where israel and gaza are now three hours into a temporary ceasefire. There were some huge explosions just before the truce went effect, but things appear to be relatively quiet at the moment. Israel said its soldiers in gaza will continue to search and destroy for the hamas tunnels, but if it resumes rocket attacks israel says it will response. The ceasefire is meant to allow time for medical supplies to get into gaza and to evacuate some of the wounded. John vaas joins us live from jerusalem with the very latest. John, can you talk to...

Koreas nuclear ambitions. We are in the midst of having major discussions on many subjects including north korea and trade and other things. And we are doing very well. I think we are doing very well. The relationship is really extraordinary. We like each other, and our countries like each other. I dont think we have ever been closer to japan and we are right now. Arthel kevin corke is in tokyo. How much support can the president get from the japanese to help rain in kim jongun. Reporter the answer is plenty if you are talking about strategic support. There is a feeling among many in the regio...

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Consider it another sign of normalcy – pools across the Louisville area and Southern Indiana are set to open Memorial Day weekend after many were forced to open late last summer or stay closed altogether. "I think it's going to be very busy," said Debbie Hendrick, parks and recreation director for the City of Jeffersontown, which operates the Plainview Swim Center. "I think people are glad to get out and have some type of normalcy, is what we...