zac sunderland is on the way. does all her dating on television. she came in third on last season's "the bachelor" and is giving it another go as "the bachelorette." this monday night at 8:00 watch her choose the man of her dreams here on abc. please say hello to jillian harris. [ cheers and applause ] i feel like a giant tonight. >> i'm so excited. you're beautiful. >> oh, thank you, thank you. >> no, he's absolutely stunning. >> this is not a dating show. you don't get to set us home at the end. >> i was so confused. >> maybe we can do a video package together. >> good to meet you. as i mentioned you came in third last year. that was a whole mess at the end. you were kind of fortunate to be not involved in the top two in. >> i kind of squeaked out in the nick of time. >> why did you decide you wanted to subject yourself for the second time? >> sucker for punishment. no, i'm a workaholic. i had a dry roster for a while -- well, six months. somebody asks you to do this and you're like what's the worst that i can h

zac received a hero's welcome. and marianne sunderland from marina del rey, california. good morning to you all. >> good morning. >> zac, congratulations. so much time alone on that boat. all kinds of trials and tribulatio tribulations. what was the hardest part of this journey for you? >> the hardest part, i'd have to say, like as far as consistently, was probably the sleep deprivation. just constant sleep deprivation out there when you're single handing. you're out there by yourself on the boat. there's no one to help you out when stuff goes wrong or watches close to shore. a lot of times i was up for 48 hours and stuff. it's going to be nice not to do that anymore. >> was there ever a moment when you thought i'm just going to give up. maybe i should try this another time because this is -- the idea of this is asking more than i can give. >> not really. i mean, once you're in the ocean, you're miles and days away from everywhere. if you think like that, it doesn't do yourself any good and wears you out more if yo

i have zac efron and matthew perry.y. >> it's the face cream. i'm really 50. who knew? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your voice as well -- >> let me tell you. >> jimmy: "excuse me." >> "look at all this, darling." >> jimmy: "it's all tucked in spanx. thank you, spanx." >> i love that you know what spanx are. >> jimmy: well, i got them from josh. [ laughter ] >> it was in his bag that he was grunting. >> jimmy: next to your fragile perfume bottles. >> yeah, it's actually pretty brilliant because it's basically the premise in a nutshell is matthew perry, very grumpy with his life, plays my father. and he makes a little wish and he turns into his 17-year-old self, which is zac efron. and it's really funny, except that i have known matthew for years and i might have been out at a club venue one evening with a person i was dating, no longer, anymore, i have a lovely boyfriend at home. >> jimmy: tmi. >> tmi. sorry. broke some hearts. sorry, guys. now it's awkward. anyway -- >> jimmy: you saw -- >> yeah, so i saw matty, that's what w

who faces off every week against zac from "saved by the bell".w is called "raising the bar". watch it mondays at 10:00 on tnt. please say hello to melissa sagemiller. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for coming. great to you here. >> thank you for having me. >> boy, acting alongside mike tyson is a hell of way to break into movies. >> yeah, he's interesting and big and scary. >> was he an interesting acting partner? >> well, we were doing a scene -- >> is that a no? >> well, i don't know if he's watching. he's scary. >> he's not coming here. >> well, he might. we're shooting a scene in new york it took four or five hours. the lovely lady playing his love interest, he kept on saying he was going to eat her. and i didn't really know how to take that. i thought is this endearing? is it a threat? >> kind of both kind of both. i said that to my fig newtons last night and it was a threat, yeah, but i also loved them. so you can look at it that way. was this on or off camera? >> both. >> well, that's no good at all. >> when she left for the bathroom, i

. >> y zac e isabella, presten atenciÓn.p >> zac e isabella muchas gracias, muy buena su pregunta nos, mucha gente en casa se ha beneficiado con eso. >> ¿sacamos la lengua y nos vamos?h@h@tnpeyphjbkph@h@tnpeypk ( publicidad ) >> se dice que en la vida las pequeÑas cosas hacen la diferencia. hoy nuestra amiga lorena garcÍa lo va a demostrar por quÉ tiene la receta perfecta para conseguirlo. bienvenida despierta amÉrica. ¿cÓmo estÁs? >> feliz de estar n ustedes en otro segmento de cocinando con nestlÉ. hoy les quiero presentar este producto nuevo que es el sofrito. es una mezcla que nosotros hacemos normalmente nuestra cocina de cebolla, ajo y hierbas, puede ser cilantro o perejil. tenemos en este caso el verde, que este cebolla, ajo, perejil y el rojo que de cebolla, ajo, perejil y tomate. esto te va ahora a los 25 minutos aproximadamente. >> y lo mÁs importante, con la calidad que tiene. >> ahora no somos con este sofrito muy sencillo para hacer las bruschettas de pollo. esto es aproximadamente medio libra de pollo. ahÍ estÁ

miley cyrus is said to be on board, and reports zac efron will play her love interest into is joan rivers just too cranky for live tv? she dropped an f-bomb again and stormed off a local sacramento show yesterday morning. >>> this comes from wcmh 4 in columbus, ohio, where a century-old tradition took shape out of butter. since 1903 the ohio state fair commissioned a butter cow. this one pays contributory duty butte to the ones who make it possible, the dairy farmers. 1,800 pounds of farmer, a family of farmers, veterinarian and a prized cow standing ready for this year's fair. >>> this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- >> it is very tropical outside. it feels very muggy. we may have some thunderstorms later on today. we are seeing some activity. some light rain on the eastern shore already. let me expand the view and you can see what is exactly behind all of that. there is some moisture that is infiltrating the mid-atlantic.

miley cyrus is said to be on board, and reports zac efron will play her love interest into is joan rivers just too cranky for live tv? she dropped an f-bomb again and stormed off a local sacramento show yesterday morning. >>> this comes from wcmh 4 in columbus, ohio, where a century-old tradition took shape out of butter. since 1903 the ohio state fair commissioned a butter cow. this one pays contributory duty butte to the ones who make it possible, the dairy farmers. 1,800 pounds of farmer, a family of farmers, veterinarian and a prized cow standing ready for this year's fair. >>> this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station., >>> all right. good morning. our time right now is 4:54. 81 degrees outside. welcome to "news4 today." i'm joe krebs. >> i'm barbara harrison. we want to start things off with a look at weather and traffic. we'll begin with weather. we have chuck bell in for tom y,ein.ir hey, chuck. ll heheo. good morning to both of yoheyo weesday is off to atstos aarscrt aroscrhe the urerat emperaturf8 inwa.gtshon washington. 75 degrees down the

zac sunderland finished sailing around the world by him, documenting it with a video camera. his dad's a ship builder and helped him maintain his sail boat called intrepid. when he came home yesterday, he was greeted by camera crews and hundreds of people. impressive but he's not done. >> i'm looking at mount everest right now and to the arctic. i have two months to figure out where it's going to be and looking to land a tv series on adventuring. that is what i want to do the rest of my life. >> his trip took him 400 days. he may not be the youngest kid to sail around the world for long. there is a british kid a few months younger and hot on his trail. >>> two members of president obama's cabinet put aside the usual business for a little reading today. laura evans has the details on that. >> reporter: education secretary arne duncan and agriculture secretary taking time out of their very busy schedules to encourage kids to read over the summer. a group of children gathered outside of the education department in southwest today to listen to the men read. it's part of the depar

as talented as you are, you coul have been y zac perlman you turned outo be carlo santana on a guitart you stay with the violin? >> you kw, the violin is a very demanding instrument to play. i didn't like the way it smeed. [laughter] i didn't like the way it ft and i didn' like the wayt sounds. so it had three strikes. the guitar is jus -- it's like the body of a woman. ou just grab it and you- and it justorks. tavis: ose watching thi program now and f that matter, whenever you see carlos santana, because it is part of whoou are, it's notn act, you are such a spiritual being. you id that when you get to be somewhereround 67,ou've got a few years t go. but somewhe around 67, you're thinking of retiring and going full-time in the ministry. do y still feel that way? >> yes. you know, i d learn from steffi gff. she knew whe to bail out and sa that part ofy life is coplete. 22 gnd slams. shs like the tiger woods of -- tavis: women'sennis. >> yeah, yeah. an so i want to be ableo not erstay my welcome, you know. whenever my finrs do not kee up with the feelings and the vision inside, i will

as talented as you are, you could have been yid zac perlman.d out to be carlos santana on a guitar. why didn't you stay with the violin? >> you know, the violin is a very demanding instrument to play. i didn't like the way it smelled. [laughter] i didn't like the way it felt and i didn't like the way it sounds. so it had three strikes. the guitar is just -- it's like the body of a woman. you just grab it and you -- and it just works. tavis: those watching this program now and for that matter, whenever you see carlos santana, because it is part of who you are, it's not an act, you are such a spiritual being. you said that when you get to be somewhere around 67, you've got a few years to go. but somewhere around 67, you're thinking of retiring and going full-time into the ministry. do you still feel that way? >> yes. you know, i did learn from steffi graff. she knew when to bail out and said that part of my life is complete. 22 grand slams. she's like the tiger woods of -- tavis: women's tennis. >> yeah, yeah. and so i want to be able to not over

nonetheless, congratulations zac and your family.ome. >>> today is the 40th anniversary of the apollo 11 launch. to market nasa is releasing video from the live walk on the moon. we remember neil armstrong's words when he took those steps. that's one small step for mankind, a giant leap for mankind. nicole lapin joins us. i understand this is one of the most popular places on cnn.com today. >> absolutely. absolutely, christi, because we think of that quote, and we automatically think of buzz al dren. we think of neil armstrong, but there were a lot of other folks who were involved in that mission, christi. actually jack king was on the other side of that famous quote. he was the voice of the countdown of apollo 11 and the launch. we have audio clips. we have images from the control room. we also have something from paul donnelly, who was the launch manager, christi, saying everything on apollo 11 was just beautiful. that is his quote. interactive galleries can also be found on cnn.com of nasa's moon walkers all from the apollo missio

. >> vanessa and zac, they both used to live there. >> jimmy: v and z. [ laughter ] >> yeah, there's everybody. but that's wild. so, you just, like -- so, the jonas brothers, you just, like, hang out and you ride your bike out and you're like, "hey, what's up, guys?" [ laughter ] and, like, you hang out after school and stuff. >> yeah. >> jimmy: come over to the house and watch movies and things. that's wild. no, you ignored each other. >> no, no. i mean, i'd go over to their house sometimes. yeah. >> jimmy: that's kind of fun. >> yeah. >> jimmy: that's wild, man. i mean, you have a crazy week as we were just saying. this guy is out. "guilty pleasure." but also you have "aliens in the attic." explain this movie to me. i like it a lot. >> yeah, it's an action comedy with aliens in it. and we obviously have kevin nealon, tim meadows. >> jimmy: who is on the show tonight. >> i know he's on the show tonight. andy richter, doris roberts. and it's about all of us go on vacation, our family in michigan, and we get invaded by aliens. >> jimmy: yeah, that's the other co-star of this movie, th

you are doing "high school musical 4." [ laughter ] how is zac efron? >> jimmy: but that was you and artie, right? tom and jerry. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, you were tom and jerry. then you just went and changed from that. i don't know. well, we didn't rehearse this at all. but you don't want to talk about that? >> well, it was 1950s, and nobody called anybody simon & garfunkel. you know, they didn't anybody -- what's her name -- dorothy -- what was her name? judy garland's real name? >> oh, yeah, i forget. >> but that was a very important thing in the act was when it changed from tom and jerry to simon & garfunkel. it's just -- no, we're just -- we're ourselves. and it was a big statement in the '60s it was sort of non-showbiz. >> yeah. i mean, it was not actually our decision, but a record company's decision, a man named goddard lieberson said, "keep your real names," because -- we were just thrilled to be signed with columbia records. it didn't matter what they were gonna call us. >> jimmy: call us whatever. >> the funny thing is that your names are ac

so zac, you're home finally after such an arduous journey.s you sit there with mom and dad, what goes through your mind? >> yes, it's great to be back. it's been 13 months since i set out, it's weird to have that behind me. it's going to be interesting to see how the next couple of days ago. seeing all my friends and family. >> how does it feel to set a world record? >> it's awesome. i've been fighting for this thing for the past 13 months, it's awesome to finally have that done. >> i'm going to ask your parents, marion and lawrence, finally your son is back after 28,000 miles, he ran into pirates, we just saw the bad weather he ran into. so what are your feelings now that he's standing safe and sound beside you in? >> well, obviously we're relieved. it's good to have him back. and we feel like he's just done a great job and he's learned so much and seen so much, it's been a wonderful year of excitement, but we're glad for a little normalcy. >> i bet. okay, zac, tell us about some of your adventures, we saw a little bit about how you dealt wi

i need to go over to zac boss o is a deejay from las vegas. from chicago i'm living in las veg for the suer. >> you actually go one of the arm bands. i see it. tell me -- i mean, particularly somebody whos life is inlved with music aas a deejayhy you wantedo be here and what michael jackson means to yo. >> being a deejay and being in the music industry and i'monly 21 soi was born in '88 and way after "thriller "o and all of the otr good stuff. being an artistr being a deejay and on the club scene and playing his sic there is no better like gratification, especially after h passed away. i've played a 45-minute set of straight michael jackson songs and escially in gas. eryb from allver the worl and they are coming together andheering for michael similar to wat is happening today and shouting miael! chael! if i d that three weeks ago, it'sdifferent. heould -- they wod walk of i can play maybe t or e ngs. definite not back-to-back. but to py a 30 to 45-minute set of michael jackson's sos an to have that kro reaction is -- >> i want toask youbout y

yesterday, 17-year-old zac sunderland became the youngest sailor to circle the globe. first person ever to complete the trip before turning the age of 18. he got a warm welcome at a harbor in marina del rey where his journey began 18 months ago. he traveled more than 25,000 miles. sunderland says he's ready for a new adventure, but plans to take a short break. how about high school, college? >> to the money crisis now and a look at how foreign markets are doing today. the asian markets ended the week on a positive note. japan's nikkei gained 0.55%. the hang seng gained 0.37%. to wall street now where the dow futures are pointing to a slightly negative opening. yesterday, the dow gained 95 points, closing at 8711. the nasdaq gained 22 points closing at 1885. >> we are always looking for jobs for you. the relationship a han i can area community services board is looking for a jail and detention center supervisor. the position would specialize in mental health and substance abuse. applicants should have a master's degree in behavioral sciences. to apply, visit the communi