Diddy trial live updates: Cassie cross-examination focuses on threats she allegedly made

The defense then spoke about the place where Ventura went for treatment, saying it treats sex addiction and something called love addiction. They asked if Ventura was treated for either of those during her stay, and she said no.

Meanwhile, the outside the courtroom, the courthouse itself was placed on a brief lockdown. No mention of it was made inside the courtroom, and the trial continued unaffected. The lockdown was lifted about 10 minutes later. Apparently U.S. Marshals had to track someone down, and did so.

Ventura went on to testify she had a prior suspicion that someone was recording them.

The defense brought up a reality television show that followed escorts, and alleged that one of the escorts made comments on a picture of Combs. Ventura said she hadn't seen the show and did not remember that.

The defense asked Ventura if she had wanted to make sure the escorts she hired were discreet, which Ventura said yes to.

The defense then asked a number of questions about Ventura's prior testimony, including bringing up the person she knew who said he'd seen a sexual video of her, and when Combs had messaged her not to let him out of her sight.

The defense referenced another incident where Ventura allegedly got into a fight with a woman at her brother's birthday party in Connecticut, and a text she sent Combs where she said she'd gotten into a bar fight and "tried to kill a b****."

The defense then played a recording apparently of the conversation between Ventura and the man who said he'd seen the sexual video of her. On the recording, Ventura can allegedly be heard asking the man to show her the video, whether or not he had it on him on his phone, that she wanted to see it, "it's my life and I'll kill you."

The recording continues, with Ventura allegedly saying to that person:

"I will cut you up and put you in the f****** dirt right now ... I'm gonna kill you and then he's going to kill you again ... I've never killed anybody in my life but I will kill you."

She allegedly accused the man of playing games with her, saying he saw something that he was now saying he didn't.

"I'm not playing with you," Ventura allegedly said.

She allegedly told him to be her brother and tell her what he saw.

Ventura was asked if Combs was in rehab after the incident at the InterContinental Hotel, and she replied she didn't know.

She testified she doesn't remember a whole lot about the aftermath of that incident, that she went to New York to do promotion for a movie she was in.

The defense asked if she remembered Combs going to Sedona after the InterContinental Hotel incident. Ventura said he could have, and said at some point she went to Sedona to take a break from drugs and partying.

Ventura was asked what happened when Combs suspected her of cheating in 2016. Combs had taken her phone, the defense said.

Ventura said the two of them were not in a great place at that point, that she was dating a professional football player and wasn't sure how Combs found out about it. The two of them were in a car, driving to a doctor's appointment, when Ventura told Combs she wanted to message her mom that she was OK. That's when Combs grabbed her phone, Ventura said. She testified she thought he did so because he wanted to get into the phone.

The defense then asked about other times Combs took her phone.

Cross-examination of Ventura resumed Friday morning.

Defense attorneys asked Ventura about a message she allegedly sent Combs after the InterContinental Hotel incident in Los Angeles.

"When you get f****** up the wrong way, you always want to show me that you have the power and you knock me around, I'm not a rag doll, I'm someone's child," the message said.

Security video showing Combs attack Ventura in the hallway of the InterContinental hotel in Los Angeles is a key piece of evidence in the trial.

The video, obtained and published by CNN last year, shows Combs throw her onto the floor before kicking and dragging her.

The former security manger for the hotel was the first witness on the stand and testified Combs threw a stack of cash at him and said, "don't tell anyone."

Ventura testified she took a selfie after the incident, which showed her with a fat lip and wearing sunglasses. She said she wore the sunglasses to cover a black eye.

Combs texted her claiming police were at the hotel, asking her to call him immediately, Ventura testified.

She testified she responded, saying she was supposed to attend a premiere but now had a black eye.

"You are sick for thinking it's OK to do what you've done," Ventura texted. "Please stay far away from me."

Prosecutors allege the assault happened during a "freak off," but Combs' lawyers, who sought to have the video excluded from trial, argue it was a "glimpse into a complex but decade-long consensual relationship."

Combs later apologized for the behavior seen on the video.

Ventura testified she went to dinner with Combs in August 2018 to have a conversation about closure after ending their relationship.

They were not together then, and she was seeing another man, who is now her husband, she testified.

She said Combs was nice, playful and romantic, and he brought her home.

"And then he raped me in my living room," Ventura testified. "On the floor."

Ventura said she remembered crying and saying no, but Combs wasn't himself and didn't stop.

She said she was intimate with Combs one more time after the incident. When asked why she agreed to see him again, she replied they had been together for years and were very connected, something you don't just turn off.

On Wednesday, Ventura gave explicit details about so-called "freak offs." She said Combs would direct her and a male escort to perform sex acts.

At one point, a text she sent Combs was displayed. It said, "Nothing good comes out of FO's anymore. You treat me like you're Ike Turner."

Ventura said Combs would hit her and that she developed infections and sores in her mouth.

In addition to ecstasy and cocaine, she said Combs would supply ketamine and GHB.

Combs' defense team started questioning Ventura on Thursday about her off-and-on relationship with Combs that lasted nearly 11 years.

Attorneys showed the jury many messages between the two, including some that were sexually explicit. Others were about Ventura helping Combs coordinate a "freak off."

They also asked Ventura about her drug use and pointed out how she often took drugs without Combs.

It was Ventura's third day on the witness stand, but first for cross-examination.

There is no livestream available for the Sean "Diddy" Combs trial because cameras are not allowed in federal court.

Sketch artists, however, are allowed.

CBS News New York's Alice Gainer has been covering the trial all week and will provide live updates on today's testimony.

The jury has heard from three witnesses so far:

1. Israel Florez, a security guard at the hotel where Combs was caught on video beating Ventura.
2. Daniel Phillip, who told jurors he was paid to have sex with Ventura and did while Combs watched.
3. Ventura, who has levied allegations of rape and blackmail against Combs, testified about "freak offs," and detailed more of her relationship with him.