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A white female student at a bus stop says that people tell her not to go to school . The man notes that they have turned away more than six customers in the past half hour . The student vigil is visible behind her . African American community leaders stand behind them . Timilty says that it would be irresponsible for him to capitalize on the busing issue in his campaign ; that the mayor is capitalizing on the issue ; that political rhetoric would only inflame the issue . They pass by a vacant lot.Kelly reports that 364 units of housing are planned for Roxbury ; that most of those units will be affordable . 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 . 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 . " Shots of members of the crowd . A sign above the entranceway reads , " The police close the doors if we talk to you . Malloy that her editors told her that she used the word " afraid " too often in her book.Jones reports that Malloy now teaches at the Boston Latin School . The buses are assembled in a line as they pull out of the parking lot , one after the other . Another boy says that gang members will shoot you for no reason if you walk by them at night . " DeGive interviews a teenager , Danny Sullivan ( project resident ) . Elias says that he does not know which side " won " ; that he does not know how the protesters will react to the proposal by the administration . A white customer asks one of the protestors if they need to be inside the building as well as outside . The Dodgers ' player tells Vaillancourt why his teammates have nicknamed him " Jose Canseco " . Stith encourages the leaders to join hands and raise them in the air . Stoia points out that Sweeney and McDonough are not being bused ; that nothing has been forced on them . Malloy says that she would like to see justice done by telling the truth of the events as she experienced them . Reverend Diane Moore ( Brandeis University ) comments on their " small " social movement . Malloy says that the children were sacrificed in the name of social ideas.Jones reports that Ione Malloy spoke to him today about her new book , Southie Wo n't Go .