pedro hernandez, 16-year-old who is charged with shooting into a crowd and injuring one.his comfort to say that he did not in fact shoot but he's still sitting a rikers island with 250,000-dollar bail. he just got his ba is out a awaa trial. were not sure what's gonna happen to the full ride scholarship he is being offered. we will see what happens during the trial. >> crisis in mahwah, somebody is putting up signs on the polls. >> on tuesday i give you the story of a rob. a thin white polo affixed to electricals. they denote an area of the area that is permissible for hasidic jews to enter. i found two at arabs lives there that seem to be dismantled. i do not think anything of it. it turns up those arabs are part of a larger group of arabs that have been dismantled and are part of an ongoing please investigation in the area. they think it has to do with a hate crime. >> we had a report of at least for being damaged. it appeared that whoever did it try to rip them down and take them off the telephone pole. >> there's a petition online demanding the electric company remove

. >> that was jessica perez, mother of bronx teenager pedro hernandez who was released on bond this weekrk's rikers island jail after spending a year in the facility for a crime he and several others insist he did not commit. the 17-year-old was arrested last july in connection with a non-fatal shooting incident in the bronx borough of new york, despite multiple eyewitnesses and the victim himself contending that hernandez did not fire the shot in question. hernandez was offered a plea bargain of five years probation by the bronx district attorney, but refused it maintaining his innocence, but a full academic scholarship that the teen earned while in prison hung in the balance as his family crowd sourced to post his $250,000 bail. enter the robert f. kennedy human rights organization which having heard hernandez's story not only got his bail reduced, but agreed to pay the sum of $100,000. hernandez's legal future remains uncertain as he will return to court in september, but for now he's free to make up for lost time. joining me now is carrie kennedy, founder of the robert f. kennedy cen

and in new york city, pedro hernandez, a bronx teen who's been held at the notorious rikers island jail while awaiting trial for a 2015 crime he says he did not commit, will be released on bail. the robert f. kennedy human rights group agreed to post $100,000. hernandez is fighting charges that he fired a shot that injured another teen in 2015, ev though the victim and eight other teens who witnessed the shooting say hernandez is innocent. hernandez has been in jail since july of 2016. his plight has drawn comparisons to the case of kalief browder, another bronx teen, who committed suicide in 2015 at the age of 22 after being held at rikers for nearly three years without trial for a crime he did not commit. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. on wednesday evening, protesters gathered in front of the white house and u.s. aed forces are crewmen station in times square in new york to denounce president donald trump's surprise announcement banning transgender people from serving in the military. trump made

prosecutorors say 18-yeaear-old pedro hernandez fired a shot that struck another teen in the leg, even though the victim and eight other teenens who witnessd the shooting say hernandez i is innocent. hernandez has turned down a plea deal that would see him released on five years' probation. he's insisting on a trial by jury, but scheduling conflicts have pushed a trial date past labor day. hernandez hopes to be released by in order to accept a full september 1 college scholarship. his family has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the $250,000 needed to bail him out. hernandez's plight has drawn comparisons to the case of kalief browder, another bronx teen who committed suicide in 2015 at the age of 22 after being held at rikers for nearly three years without trial for a crime he did not commit. the e senate on thurursday voted 51-47 along party lines thursday to confirm judge john k. bush for a lifetime appointment to the 6th u.s. circuit court of appeals. bush h has a long histstory of homophobic and sexist comments, and has compared abortion to slavery. bush has also used a ps

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