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O'Shea says that very young children were caught up in an angry crowd on Monday evening ; that it is dangerous for children to get caught up in violence . Wilson says that the new economic demands are not in the contract . Fahey says that 162 schools opened ; that the schools were prepared with learning programs for every child ; that there were no arrests or suspensions ; that she is optimistic about the coming school year . Griffith reports that two white males were arrested for possession of molotov cocktails in Roslindale ; that two molotov cocktails were thrown at the Prescott School in Charlestown ; that firefighters at the Prescott School were stoned by youths who fled the scene ; that a group of 60 youth were heading toward Cleary Square in Charlestown with anti-busing signs ; that two motorcades of 100 cars each were reported in South Boston and Charlestown ; that a crowd in South Boston was throwing objects at police motorcycle units ; that there is a fire at 83 Beal Street in Brookline , the birthplace of John F. Kennedy ; that the fire on Beal Street may have been started by a molotov cocktail . Barnes adds that some people think that total divestment is a bad idea . She responds that she performs the same job as the men ; that residents of South Boston and Charlestown are venting their frustration on the TPF.Griffith reports that TPF officers do not work in the neighborhoods ; that they are called into difficult situations in which they must act quickly and forcefully . Dukakis shakes hands with meeting attendees.George reports that Dukakis outlawed the practice of redlining in the 1970s ; that bankers and business leaders were upset about the law . Footage of Mirka Negroni ( Harvard student ) says that the univerity 's decision to divest is proof that the protests are working.Jones reports that Harvard will sell its holdings in five oil companies : Mobil , Texaco , Exxon , Chevron , and Royal Dutch Petroleum . Crossley asks if it is true that the university has agreed to selective divestment . Footage of Kennedy saying that poor people are receiving credit ; that people of color are being denied access to credit.Vaillancourt reports that the banking industry is in crisis after the savings and loan scandal ; that many banks have been forced to close . Stoia reports that the there were many anti-busing mothers and children among the crowd . Wilson reviews the breaks to which the bus drivers are entitled according to the last contract . " The sign is hung from two trees on the quadrangle.Tents are set up across from Ballou Hall , near the sign on the quadrangle . 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 . Visual : Shots of residential homes in suburban areas.Meg Vaillancourt reports that home prices are on the rise . Bolling says that the agreement is like " a Catholic marriage " ; that there is no divorce . The video is dark during this scene . Charles Bennett reports that Shannon choreographed a " large-scale stunt ; " that the media was invited to a press conference where the endorsement was announced . 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 . Elias says that the protesters had tried to communicate their position to the administration before resorting to the demonstration ; that the protesters felt that they were not being heard by the administration . Hamill says that the agreement is not like a new marriage ; that the agreement is " a renewal of vows .