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Greg Pilkington reports on the atmosphere at the Bayside Mall , where buses arrived with the African American students who had been trapped in South Boston High School . Sweeney says that she wants to get an education and graduate from high school ; that many people feel that the previous year 's boycott was a mistake ; that she anticipates tension between white and African American students ; that racial tension dominates the schoolday ; that she does not expect to be harassed for breaking the boycott and attending school . Yourgrau asks Williams what the protestors were doing at the time of their arrest . V : Shot of a photograph of racist graffiti on a mailbox in front of Hyde Park High School ; of a police officer and a US Marshal in front of the school.Bullard reports that there were few residents gathered outside of the school ; that white students arrived without incident around 7:15 am . Boeri reports that the curfew would prohibit teenagers from being on the streets after 11:00 pm on weeknights and after 12:00 am on weekends . Sullivan says that these promotions were made for political reasons not for professional performance ; that Boston schools are in need of good leadership.Bullard reports that Fahey stands behind her appointments . " Palladino asks the audience , " How many of you are going to love me no matter what color I am ? " Fahey goes on to give a lighthearted report of the conditions in the schools.Baumeister reports that many members of the pro-busing Committee Against Racism ( CAR ) were arrested in South Boston yesterday . DiGrazia responds that there have been quite a few arrests for acts of violence ; that members of the Committee Against Racism needed to be moved in order to avoid a major confrontation along a bus route ; that the police are trying to neutralize a dangerous situation ; that police are showing great restraint . Audio of a man from the media saying , " C'mon , we're getting out of here . " Wilson says that the " giveback issues " would have been resolved . Reeves says that Carter 's public image will be destroyed if he gets caught lying . Lyons reports that President Gerald Ford has indicated his support of a tax cut to stimulate auto sales ; that there would be no increase in gasoline taxes . Stoia reports that tension in South Boston High School had been building during the past week ; that there was a fight in the machine shop on Monday ; that there was a scuffle in the girls ' restroom on Tuesday ; that there were fights in the cafeteria and the library on Wednesday ; that school aides warned of serious trouble between white and African American students . Nelson reports that state officials will not comment on a listening device found in the telephone of Owen Clarke ( State Tax Commissioner ) ; that tax records were recently seized in an investigation of his agency . 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 .