Chris Wragge and Betty Nguyen anchor the broadcast. Elaine Quijano reports the news. Lonnie Quinn is the weather anchor.  Erica Hill is on maternity leave.

5 Things You Don't Know About Facebook - People are becoming more and more aware of the hazards of social networking sites like Facebook.  Still not everyone has learned how careful they must be about the information they share on the site.  We're going to tell you the five hidden dangers of Facebook, and how to make sure your membership doesn't come back to haunt you. 

Healthwatch: Start with Supplements - Before making the jump to medications, many Americans are trying supplements for all sorts of problems:  from sexual dysfunction to weight gain.  Dr. Daniel Amen will join us with specific information on which ones are best to treat certain problems. 

Kalamazoo Welcomes President Obama - Students and teachers at Kalamazoo Central High School in Michigan will welcome the ultimate commencement speaker for this year's graduation: the President of the United States.  Kalamazoo won the "Race to the Top" high school commencement challenge, part of the administration's efforts to improve schools and raise graduation rates.  We'll speak to three students and the principal about this amazing honor, and the criteria that helped them win.

Second Cup Cafe - Pop singer-songwriter Angel Taylor joins our Second Cup Cafe this week. The 22-year-old California native released her debut album, "Love Travels," last year and it was named best Pop Album of 2009 by iTunes. She'll give a special acoustic performance of her hit single, "Like You Do." 

Summer Blockbusters 2010 - Get ready for a huge Summer season at the movies. We'll preview all the hottest flicks, including "Robin Hood," "Shrek Forever," and "Sex and the City 2," with the help of A.O. Scott and Michael Phillips, hosts of "At The Movies." 

Moms Tell All - We're excited to have a couple of very special guests joining us in honor of Mother's Day.  The moms of Chris Wragge and Rebecca Jarvis will be here to talk with - and about - their kids.  Nothing is off limits - it's our opportunity to really get to know our anchors and what made them who they are today (for better or worse).  

Chef on a Shoestring - It's a Mother's Day special Chef on a Shoestring this week.  Chef Donatella Arpaia, recently named one of the most powerful women in Manhattan by the New York Post, will join us, along with her mother, Maria.  She'll have just $40 to make a meal of Swordfish and Watermelon Skewers, Pasta with Basil and Ricotta, and Strawberry Semifreddo for dessert. 

Media contact:              Louise Bashi     212-975-2856 / bashil@cbsnews.com