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Bachrach says that there is a precedent for the judge 's position ; that the protestors hope to be able to introduce their motivations during the case . 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 . Vilakazi expresses his gratitude to those who have been pushing Harvard to divest from South Africa.Marcus Jones reports that anti-apartheid activists are pleaded by the US Senate 's override of US President Ronald Reagan 's veto of sanctions against South Africa ; that the activists are also pleased with Harvard 's decision to divest almost $ 160 million of stocks and bonds from companies doing business in South Africa . Wilson says that the school department will not try to substitute other drivers for those on strike . V : Artists drawings of lawyers at table ; of Mundy.Cohen reports that three women and one man have been chosen for the jury so far ; that these four jurors are an electronics engineer , a manager with a local insurance company , a school monitor , and a housewife from South Boston . V : Footage of DeLong saying that Studds , Edward Kennedy ( US Senator ) and John Chafee ( US Senator ) have all filed bills to regulate striped bass fishing ; that strict regulations must be imposed in the next few months in order to save the species . Footage of Joseph Rowan ( Deputy Superintendent , Boston Police Department ) saying that the TPF reacts to violence directed at them by residents ; that there may be isolated cases of brutality ; that residents are encouraged to file complaints ; that all complaints are investigated . Pilkington says that school officials are expecting both white and African American students to return to the schools if the situation remains calm ; that no one has commented on low African American attendance as an indicator of " black flight . Malloy reads a journal entry about the stabbing of Faith . Griffith reports that Timilty does not seem to be exploiting those issues . The representative wants those bus drivers to talk to the media after the press conference . Wilson says that the bus drivers must rescind their three " outrageous economic demands " before a settlement can be reached ; that these economic demands were not made until November ; that their only demand before November was to resolve the issue of terminated drivers . Pilkington reports on a conversation about busing with another one of the lawyers , James Nabrit , who is retired and living in Washington D.C. Pilkington reports that Nabrit said that quality education is not possible in a segregated school system ; that Nabrit believes the anti-busing movement is not sincere when they claim that the quality of education suffers under busing ; that in a segregated system , African American schools will be of lesser quality than white schools ; that both whites and African Americans suffer from the adverse effects of segregation ; that busing is necessary remedy if it is the only way to desegregate schools . 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 . Footage of workers at a fish processing plant.Hodge reports on the need for uniform regulations among all states involved in striped bass fishing . Visual : Shots of vacant lots in the Roxbury neighborhood of Boston.Hope Kelly reports that vacant lots in Roxbury are only 1.5 miles from downtown Boston.V : Footage of Gus Newport ( Executive Director , Dudley Street Initiative ) being interviewed near a vacant lot by Kelly . These students join the others entering the school . Garrity says that he is looking for constructive proposals for changes in the desegregation plan ; that he hopes the community forums will provide these constructive proposals for change . Shots of the media ; of Stith.George reports that the leaders need to decide how to monitor progress ; that both sides were optimistic about the plan . Vaillancourt asks if both sides " won " in the negotiations . Baumeister reports that the organizations on both sides of the busing issue have support among East Boston residents ; that many residents will wait until next year before getting involved in the busing debate . Kelly notes that these lots would have been developed years ago if they were in a different part of the city .