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buzz aldridge hit him. >> don't want to mess with buzz. of his church and lost visitation rights with his kids. his life has become a nightmare because he is pursuing this term. all of this sounds correct because my yeddes in central park caused similar dismay. >> greg: frangela did you have any conspiracies that you really believe in truly? >> we are not sure that you guys exist. we think it is something that happens at happy hour in our minds. >> good time and you are so sexy. >> must be fake then. >> except for the talking paper, he exists. >> thank you, free choice act, always a pleasure. congratulations on the new show and please come back. coming up next another visit from mark prendell. he will tell us what might be[a the future of rock and roll. and, yes, it rhymes with the bonas mothers. t home, i'm 10 times cheaper. other than that, though, i'm pretty similar. oh, wait, there's no expiration date. and i don't have to get shipped all around the country. but other than the costing, the expiring thing, and the shipping thing, we're

curry, not ann, aldridge, burlington, north carolina, is 100 years old. retired tobacco farmer. mows. you ever see tobacco in the field? it's a pretty plant. georgia shoup, memphis, tennessee. three times she tried to get on the show. she hangs in there. boast pet toe salad in the world. potato salad is fantastic when it's right. belinda flannigan, 102. i love potato sol add. lives independently, washes dishes, cooks, irons and loves to eat at chinese buffets. here is charlie lewis, redmond, oregon. 101. proud mason, masonic order for 50 years. secret to longevity, simply being lucky and drives to the grocery store once a week. happy birthday mae spilger fox tinton falls, new jersey. 100 years old. retired world war ii operator and she is a descendant of clement moore. 'twas the night before christmas. and we have sue krns araturo of maspett, new york. 100 years old. secret to longevity is surrounding herself with good friends. >> all right, we love you willard. >> live, local, latebreaking. this is wbal-tv 11 news today in baltimore. >> good morning. i am mindy basara. the boar

images and pieced all that together to recreate the moon landing, the walk of neil armstrong and buzz aldridgen the moon. they will be finishing the entire moon walk and preserve it for all history. it was apollo 11 lifting off from here 40 years ago today, four-day journey from the moon. today, i got to host a panel discussion here with eight apollo astronauts, including buzz all dren and al warden and edgar mitchell from apollo 14 and charlie duke from apollo 16. a lot of great guys here. we asked buzz during this panel discussion, what were those last moments like just before neil armstrong got them down safely on the moon. >> there was a time when the low-level light came on and we were still 100 feet off the ground and charlie says, 60 seconds. i was beginning to wonder but i didn't want to disturb the guy to my left because he was concentrating on what he was doing. all i could do was give him the numbers. when 30 seconds came, we were descending to ten feet. we had it made by that time. >> he was making reference to charlie duke there, of course, apollo 16. he walked on the moon. duke w

he wrote three white papers everybody has been talking about and we'll talk about them and irene aldridge, managing partner at abel alpha trading, the author of "high-frequency trading" and says this is a new innovation. you've got the white papers out that everybody is talking about. high-frequency trading, if i understand, it i'm one of the big guys. can i pay the exchanges to see # orders before everybody else. >> that's correct. >> that's the bottom line. why is that not front runing? >> well, it is, it absolutely, is and there's different types of high-frequency trading as i'm sure your next guest will say. there's program trading. there's rebate trading, front-running orders called predatory algorithms and the key here 170% of the volume going on on all of the exchanges is related to high-frequency trading. certain people with big computers, let's leave it at that, can pay for a co-location service like you just mentioned. they will pay the nasdaq and pay the new york stock exchange and it's a good chunk of their revenue. >> let's highlight that co-location, putting their servers ri