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Now from Times Square, here's what you need to know.

Today we're talking about sleep, right? As we get into the

weekend here, and I've been talking about this. Take a look at this right here. This is a zero

gravity bed. I'm a big fan. People are talking about on social media. The new sleep trend

designed to stimulate what our bodies would do in a weightless environment. So just like astronauts experience in space, our chief medical correspondent Dr. Tara

Narula is here to tell us all about which you need to know, the health benefits, and how

you can get better sleep without getting a new mattress.

You said you can sleep like this.

This is how I prefer to sleep.

Just a little elevation of the head and the legs. It goes a long way. Just when you think you've heard of it. There's one more thing to add to that list. We do begin, though, with the Sean Diddy Combs trial and new testimony from rapper Kid Cuddy. Our chief investigative correspondent, Aaron Kutterski, joins us with the very latest. Aaron. Kid Kuddy was a singular witness witness.

He was testifying in a leather jacket and jeans, and he told the jury about a phone call early one morning, January 2012, telling him his Porsche 9-11 cabriolet was on fire in his driveway. The jury saw pictures of the torched car. That's the hole in my roof, he testified. I saw the Molotov cocktail. Kid Cutty told the jury he thought Combs had something to do with it, and he arranged a meeting. I reached out to Sean Combs after my car had caught fire and finally told him that we needed to meet up to talk. He said he asked Combs, what are we going to do about my car? And Combs looked back with a very cold stare and said, I don't know what you're talking about. The defense has denied Combs was involved and no one has ever been charged.

The car fire has been discussed for years, but it's important now because federal prosecutors say with its evidence

Combs used arson as part of a criminal enterprise.

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