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Almost a year ago the Massachusetts courts legalized gay marriage, setting off storms of opposition and support to gay partnerships around the country. We’ll get an update on what’s happening and see what it says about the cultural and political divide in the country. Kevin is joined by Josh Friedes, Advocacy Director for the Freedom to Marry Coalition of Massachusetts, and Josh Baker, Legal Analyst for the Institute of Marriage and Public Policy.

The Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests is searching for someone who can make use of a historic shore-front home in Portsmouth. If the search is unsuccessful, the house must be torn down.

The story of Creek Farm Cottage affords a glimpse into the sometimes conflicting goals of land conservation and historic preservation. It also offers a look-back at New England's architectural heritage. New Hampshire Public Radio correspondent Doug MacPherson reports.

For 35 years, correspondent Bob Hager covered wars, natural disasters and terrorist events for NBC-TV. His first national network assignment took him to Vietnam; over the course of his television career he became an aviation specialist. He tells John Walters about the changing nature of network news.