'You don't turn fast': Fewer hard banks, these days, for Second World War veteran, pilot turning 100

His vision isn't what it used to be and it's a little harder for him to hear, but Harold Kearl still lives alone and cooks his own meals. That's impressive for someone who will reach 100 years old on Dec. 10. "Well, I can do what I did, but much slower and with good judgment and you don't turn fast," he said. "And you don't misuse your energy, because you know that you have limited power, so you're doing things within your means." His oldest son, Eldon, lives across the street and the two visit