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From ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is GMA3.

Oh, so good to have you with us on this Monday. Hey there, I'm Rachel.

And I am Ginger here with Will 007 Reeve. Glad to be here. None of us got the invite to Venice,

but we are coming up on the summer travel, the holiday travel, 4th of July, believe it or not,

is almost here. And we've got some car seat safety tips for parents so that they install the seats correctly.

Always important when you take your 4th of July road trip.

And we've got tips for older kids for when you're away from home, all that and more coming up.

And I will make my kids watch this because they're getting to the age.

They're like, I don't need a seat anymore.

I'm like, oh, yes, you do. There it is. Also, certified trainer, fitness expert, Sierra Lucas is here with the best workout gear from head to toe. Ooh, I can't wait for that. I get fit for the summer. But we do begin with day one of jury deliberations in the Sean Diddy Combs trial. Chief investigative correspondent, Aaron Katterski, has been tracking this from the very beginning. All right, Aaron, so now the case is in the jury's hands.

And Sean Combs' family is back here at the courthouse for the outcome.

They wanted to hear the judge's instructions and be there for jury deliberations.

And jurors, Rachel, heard competing theories of the case, competing narratives about

Sean Combs and competing thoughts about what should happen. Prosecutors asked the jury to find

him guilty while the defense urged jurors to summon the courage to acquit. Final instructions

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