Family Says Hacker Accessed Camera, Harassed Eight-Year-Old; 13-Year-Old Boy Arrested in Fatal Stabbing of College Student.
SAVIDGE: A 13-year-old youth is under arrest in New York City in connection with the stabbing death of the Barnard College freshman. Police have questioned a second team in the brutal -- teen that is, in the brutal murder of Tessa Rane Majors. She was a talented musician, songwriter, and aspiring journalist. The 18-year-old was walking in New York City's Morningside Park, Wednesday evening, just blocks from the Barnard campus when she was attacked and stabbed. CNN's Polo Sandoval is following developments for us. And Polo, what are you learning about the 13-year-old suspect and any other possible suspects?</s>POLO SANDOVAL, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, Martin, here's what we know. Police say that the teen was found with a knife and has admitted to being involved in Wednesday's attempted robbery and deadly stabbing but the question here for prosecutors, Martin, becomes to what extent. Because that's -- according to the New York Times, a 13-year-old faces a felony murder charge and that basically means that he is not accused of stabbing Tessa Majors but taking part in the actual robbery. Now, the Times also reports that NYPD detectives testified during the 13- year-old's suspect hearing yesterday. He reportedly told the court that the teen and two other teenage accomplices actually walked into that park in Manhattan on Wednesday specifically to rob people. The boy also telling detectives that he watched his two friends grab the 18-year-old Barnard College freshman then put her into a chokehold. So, more chilling details that surfaced at court yesterday. The boy also claims that he watched his friends remove items from her pocket and then eventually slashed her repeatedly with a knife. A source saying that a second person is in custody this afternoon but has not been charged. The boy's attorney telling the New York Times that was no allegations so far against her client claiming that he actually touched the victim. According to this attorney he was merely present when this attack took place according to what she told the newspaper. We reached out to the attorney for the 13-year-old, also to prosecutors who ultimately decide if he will be charged as an adult, we're waiting to hear back. But in the meantime, as you can imagine, Majors' murder shocking this close knit community at Barnard College, it's a Manhattan campus that was shared with Columbia University. In a statement yesterday, her family writing, we lost a very special, very talented, a very well loved young woman. Tessa shone brightly in this world and our hearts will never be the same. Martin?</s>SAVIDGE: Such a sad case. Please keep us updated on it, Polo Sandoval. Thank you.</s>SANDOVAL: Thanks, Martin.</s>SAVIDGE: Coming up, Senator Lindsey Graham standing up for President Trump even though he is considered a juror in the upcoming Senate trial. We'll ask him if that's appropriate.