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

And New York City continues to get a little hot stuff,

but I know that's about to change. Thank you, Ginger. We're into the cool stuff by tomorrow.

Hi, I'm Rebecca. And I'm Ginger. And I'm Reanne, and we are so glad you are all with us on this Thursday.

And coming up here, we have an inspiring story about a group of Bronx high school students who turned their dreams into a new fashion business.

Robin is going to tell us how these kids beat the odds to succeed.

I love that story.

Also, transformation specialist Chris Powell is here.

We know how expensive it can be to get healthy, but he's going to show us some wellness picks that don't break the bag.

We like that a lot, but we're going to start here with the closing arguments in the

Sean Diddy Combs trial after prosecutors dropped several charges.

Chief investigative correspondent, Erin Kutterski, is at the courthouse with more.

Aaron?

Rebecca, Sean Combs, his daughters arrived here at the courthouse for the first time since earlier in the trial as federal prosecutors summarized the case against their father.

They're trying to prove that Combs, one of hip-hop's most acclaimed figures, coerced women into drug-addled sexual marathons with male escorts.

And prosecutors alleged Combs used his assistance and his bodyguards and other employees

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