we have been together since the killing of kenneth harding.have noticed that, like jeremy has said before, there have been two different incidents in the last three months where he has been detained by the police. this last incident, he was brutally abused by the police and was hospitalized with his brother. we are just here -- i am here because i am pleading with you guys to probably just -- not even probably, to get information about this case and get information about who this young man is. the fear we have as a community is that i will be doing this, wearing a t-shirt like i am wearing one of oscar grant because he was beautifully killed. that is an issue we have in our community. one of the most vocal people in the san francisco bay view -- the only person that is coming out and speaking as much as he is is now in jail. it is really a reminder of the sentiment and the environment right now, and this is not a way to lead the use theyouth -- lead the youth. >> good afternoon. i wanted to give each of the supervisors a copy of the recommenda

brutality and police occupation, and we want people to occupy our communities, sir justice for kenneth harding, and justice for charles hill, and justice for people at the hands of police brutality at the encampment. thank you. saturday, 12:00 the reagan -- 12:00. [applause] >> next speaker. >> my name is barbara. i am a lifelong resident of the view hunters point. my dad was very community active, and he used to teach us if you see signs of trouble, run, but i cannot tell my son to run, because if he runs, he might get shot, and i do not want to end up like ms. harding, but i see that is going to happen if a police are arresting him and slamming him into the ground, and it is not like his anger is made oup. he was misidentified in the ninth grade and kicked out of the private school because he wasn't a police system, and he has been a rise -- has been harassed ever since. i try to be an outstanding citizen. my son is a good person, but he should not be harassed, and none of these people. we should not have to watch the police, but there is a need, because they are doing so many things not con

kenneth riley, louisville, kentucky, 100 years old, loves playing golf, secret to longevity, working hard and alden carlson, boise, idaho, 100 years old, was an excellent golfer in his day and good boater a contributes his longevity to having lots of love. you no he that's the truth. i know that. i've always had lots of love all my life, and gerald and twi twila proffitt of sterling, kansas, 75 years they've been married, love each other very much and they've been a real blessing to their family. that's a nice compliment. how about this, one more. paul and emma stateler of boonville, indiana, they've been married 75 years and both are very active and involved in their church activities. and they love each other very much. how about that? that's it and that's all. i love you. hope you love me. back to you. >> willard, thank you very much. when we come back, savannah guthrie takes us for a spin in the karaoke cab. find out more about that. first this is "today" on nbc. . >>> back now at 8:37 with the uplifting story of two families pulled together in the aftermath of terrible tragedies. a r