Emily Simpson

Mario, you were there for some of the hearing.

Describe the scene to us.

He's, you know, becoming something of a cult figure almost with these people who are supporting him.

And this hearing was pretty high stakes, Mario.

The defense was trying to persuade the judge that statements Mangione made at the time of his arrest and evidence officers took from the scene should not be admissible because Mangione didn't know what was going on.

What kind of evidence are we talking about?

The notebooks, Mario, are from his words?

You actually heard from some of the officers who took part in the arrest?

His defense team says that officers started asking Mangione questions before reading his Miranda rights.

That's why they say his statements to the police should be thrown out.

What is the prosecution saying?

OK, so the hearing continues.

We'll wait to see what the judge decides about allowing what evidence can go to trial and when the trial will be.

For our next story, we're talking about Sean Diddy Combs, the rap mogul convicted of transportation to engage in sexual prostitution earlier this year.

He's serving his sentence in a prison in New Jersey.

So, Mario, a new Netflix doc about Combs produced by Curtis 50 Cent Jackson is making headlines.

What do we know about this series?

And there's a secret video that a lot of people have talked about.

Tell us about that.

How did you get that footage of Diddy?