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Anniversary of the birth of president john f. Kennedy. Americas youngest president ever elected into office. The jfk library and museum beginning a year long celebration to mark the former president s centennial. Those are some of our top stories on this memorial day, monday, may 29th. Announcer from abc news, this is world news now. We begin this halfhour with north korea facing international condemination over its latest missile launch. The north fired a shortrange missile hours age flew 280 miles, landing in the sea of japan. It is the latest sign that the north is bent on improving its fir...

And then an examination of the culture and lives of africanamericans during world war i. There was a real year of conflict when africanamericans came home. They were welcome in their home communities. In terms of reforming how americans thought about race relations, i dont think it did. It didnt have the impact that africanamericans hoped it would. The story of Abigail Scott dunaway, an oregon pioneer and Political Rights activist t. Shes an example of one of the really great diaries. She describes whats happening between the people, she describes troubles that happen. She describes the landsc...

This will stick around for a while. It will be quite a while, and the longest period were of had tripledigit temperatures inland for several years, and as we look as the outer sunset, this is the reason why we will have some cooler temperatures along the coast. We can see this thin layer of fog over the city and hugging the coast and while away from that were getting some much warmer temperature. Were at 72 degrees. In concord its 85 degrees with all of that sunshine, and were going to see the hottest temperatures in parts of the trivalley and the delta, and well have a heat advisory in effect...

The 30s allowing derelict boats to wash ashore or wreak havoc afloat. In the last six weeks six boats have been removed. Its a good start and they hope it continues. Think thats a great idea. Safety for paddlers and boaters, just beautifying the landscape. Reporter not everybody is on board with the changes, what youre looking at essentially a floating neighborhood. People live here. They are mostly indigent, cant afford to live on land. So by getting rid of them they are moving the problem from one part of the bay to another, not solving anything. In sausalito, emily turner, kpix 5. The other...

Levines home camera. He calls the illegal fireworks baghdad by the bay. Last night was the most intense out of all the years that ive been following this, at least the last five years. The power of the mortars that were blown in the air were probably 10 times greater than anything weve ever seen. Reporter he has years of videos showing sparklers, but nonstop aerial mortars every fourth of july. This year he says its gone out of control. They dont deploy the resources. People have provided tips of people illegally selling and i dont think anything has happened other than the one big bust that t...