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and this is against state law currently. dr. mehmet oz is hoping to win the seat, he joins us right now live from that diner we have been visiting. dr. oz, good morning to you. >> good morning. this is actually our home diner. i live 10 minutes from here so it's very convenient. a lot of enthusiasm behind me. finally got to sit down to get our interview in. >> steve: you know this, democrats would have looed to have had the election about a month and a half ago when fetterman was ahead, but then there was the debate and that kind of changed everything for a lot of people. >> you know, the debate was the first time that john fetterman ever took questions in a forum that he didn't coordinate. he never answered the questions from voters on the campaign trail. never took press gaggle questions where he had to where it was coming. it was an effort by his team to hide what radical positions were. we finally got him to agree to a debate he had to start answering
Sydneysiders are fed-up with the city's nanny state laws that are making it harder to venture into the CBD, with the ex-party capital is now dubbed 'boring and expensive'.
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One of Sydney's most beloved kebab joints is facing massive fines and even being shut down by a local council after being told it 'wasn't in public interest' to remain open after midnight.
Pat Arnold wrote in with a question “Can you help solve this mystery?,” she asked. “As a little girl, I remember the taping of the show Queen for a Day at the theater on Liberty street (Schines Wooster Theater). I think why it sticks in my mind so much is because of two things. First, it is probably the only time I ever sat in the balcony at that theater and second, I never knew there was a stage behind the big screen. “I remember sitting up there and watching them wheel out refrigerators as prizes. I posed this on Facebook and someone else agreed with me so it wasn’t a dream. This person thought it happened in 1958 but that seems late to me. Definitely in the '50s but I have no extra reference dates.”