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Footage of Baker saying that regulations should be equally tough in every state ; that a moratorium on fishing for striped bass should be imposed in all of the states along the coast . Sylvia Connaughton ( Hyde Park parent ) says that the anti-busing movement has been silenced ; that all forms of anti-busing protest have been outlawed ; that she will continue to fight the court order non-violently . Pauline Haley ( Hyde Park parent ) says that the strong police presence does not allow for any form of protest . Newport says that the Roxbury area has the most vacant land of any neighborhood in the city . Footage of MacDougall saying that Harvard is influenced by the opinions of various constituencies ; that the divestment is not tied to any one constituency 's opinion . The teacher teaches a lesson to the students . V : Footage of Peres and Shamir at a press conference.Harris reports that the Labour Party will handle defense issues and the Likud Party will handle economic issues ; that the parties are optimistic that the agreement will work . Shots of an aquarium exhibit of striped bass.Harris reports that Studds has defended his plan as a compromise between those pushing for a moratorium on fishing and those who want no regulation at all . Bachrach says that apartheid protestors have been inspired by the protests in Washington DC ; that the anti-apartheid movement includes politicians , labor leaders , religious organizations and people of all political beliefs . Joy says that the project is ignored by city officials ; that the project has no real name ; that many people feel unsafe there in the evening ; that the streetlights are broken or do not work ; that a small number of people are causing trouble in the project ; that the kids in the project do not deserve their bad reputation ; that he objects to people calling them " project rats . Malloy says that another African American teacher stood up to say that no one deserves to be stabbed . Barnes says that the administration will not negotiate with the students under any circumstances ; that the administration will provide access to information about its policies ; that the administration will not negotiate because they are already in agreement with the students . Kelly reports that the loan pool encourages banks to set aside $ 250 million in loans for minority neighborhoods ; that $ 25 million of the loans are to be set aside for first-time home buyers at below-market mortgage rates . Graylan Ellis-Hagler ( Church of the United Community ) stands at the entrance of the building.Shot of a female protestor standing at the entrance to the building . Bush responds that the allegations are false ; that he never authorized the use of any chemical or biological warfare agents as CIA Director ; that he will not comment on the use of those agents by other countries . George notes that the first phase of the fast was to miss lunches Monday through Friday ; that the second phase was to miss all meals on Tuesday ; that the money saved is donated to African famine relief . Wilson notes that there have been no major disruptions in the schools . V : Footage of Moore saying that all but one of the black South African leaders have called for full divestment ; that it is " arrogant and paternalistic " to ignore their plea for divestment.George reports that there is no fourth phase of the fast . Shots of the coastline and the ocean.Hodge reports that striped bass migrate from the Chesapeake Bay to the North Atlantic every year ; that an eleven-state coastal commission has been formed to protect the fish . Kelly notes that the minority population in Lowell Public Schools has doubled in the past ten years ; that the schools enroll 450 new bilingual students each year ; that 100 new Southeast Asian immigrants come to Lowell every week . A crowd has gathered around the chaplains.George reports that the vigils have taken place every day during extremely cold weather ; that the demonstrations at Brandeis have a theme of atonement . Footage of buses picking up children in Chinatown.Stoia reports that Chinese American parents are concerned that busing makes the school day longer ; that many Chinese American students attend Chinese school for two hours after school every day . The kids says that most of the teenagers belong to gangs.Boeri reports that the kids told him that teenagers are asked to join gangs at age sixteen ; that gangs sometimes recruit teenagers under the age of sixteen . Roach and Lydon agree that no one knows the whereabouts of the white students who are assigned to integrated public schools and do not show up .