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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 . Griffith reports that some of the bills in the state share package and the new tax package are not expected to pass ; that the city 's property tax is expected to rise next year . Malloy says that another African American teacher stood up to say that no one deserves to be stabbed . Some white male students and another white male in a suit and tie are standing with the two men . Moss says that it is difficult to make those mortgage payments on a salary of $ 45,000 or less . 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 . 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 . DeGive reports that some white students broke the boycott and attended school ; that 66 African American students arrived without incident.V : Footage of media crews at the foot of the Bunker Hill Monument ; of a sharpshooter on the roof of Charlestown High School ; of US Marshals headed toward the school ; of white students entering the school ; of African American students exiting buses and entering the school.DeGive reports that there were frequent confrontations between Charlestown residents and police on Bunker Hill Street ; that 400 police were present ; that they were kept busy dispersing crowds of residents . Steve Nevas reports that Secretary of State Cyrus Vance says that there is a chance for Middle East peace talks during the second half of the year ; that Arab states might allow Israel to keep some of the West Bank ; that the Arab states will insist on the return of the Gaza Strip , the Golan Heights and the Sinai Desert ; that Vance asked Congress not to try to enlist other nations in measures against the Arab boycott of Israel . " Students chant , " Apartheid no . 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 . 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 . Another police officer tells the drivers to pick a representative ; that someone will meet with the representative . 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 . Boeri notes that the group of kids liked the idea of a curfew . Footage of a white female student thanking the Brandeis chaplains for leading the movement.George reports that today 's vigil celebrated the near end of a two-week fast by Brandeis chaplains . 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 from another Ten O'Clock News broadcast . " Groups of people standing beneath the portico talk casually to one another . The representative tells the official that he has no intention of disrupting the press conference . Griffith reports that Timilty does not seem to be exploiting those issues . Bachrach says that the protestors will make no promises which constrain their ability to protest apartheid . Timilty says that voters are concerned with school issues , not with the election ; that he sees no new issues developing in the campaign ; that there are always complaints against the TPF ; that complaints must be investigated ; that he has picked up support in the African American community ; that the White administration has deserted the African American community and other communities .