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THE ANCHOR – Jane Pauley sits down with friend and journalist Tom Brokaw, who looks back on his childhood in North Dakota and his career as told in a new book.

PAUL MCCARTNEY – Anthony Mason talks with Paul McCartney about a new museum exhibit and book featuring photos he took when the Beatles first came to America in 1964.

PAUL REVERE WILLIAMS – Mark Whitaker reports on the life and legacy of pioneering Black architect Paul Revere Williams, who designed the homes of celebrities including Frank Sinatra, Lucille Ball and Lon Chaney, and significant public and private buildings.

UNFINISHED BUSINESS – Jim Axelrod catches up with author Laura Carney, who set out to complete her father’s bucket list after he died.

DOWN TO EARTH – Ben Tracy reports on a revolutionary new alternative in the mortuary business – human composting, which turns bodies into compost after death.

FLAG DAY – Faith Salie talks with the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Stanley Forman and Ted Landsmark about Forman’s indelible 1976 photo of a white teenager assaulting Landsmark, a Black man, with an American flag and flagpole during civil rights unrest in Boston.

OPINION – Jim Gaffigan offers some thoughts on the magic of fatherhood.

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