. >> the 1964 aston martin driven by sean connery in "goldfinger" just sold at auction in london for $4 million. the car is equipped with an injector seat, machine guns, rotating license plates and other spy gear. it went to an american bidder who collects classics. >> quite a mark-up for the seller. he bought the car in 1969 for just $12,000. if sean connery came with it, i would have also bid $4 million. >> the guy who got it gets a signed picture. i didn't know you had a thing for sean. >> every woman does. we'll be right back. signed picture. i didn't know you had a thing for sean. >> every woman does. we'll be right back. if you fight to sleep in the middle of the night, why go one more round ? you don't need a rematch, but a rethink. with lunesta. lunesta is thought to interact with gaba receptors associated with sleep. lunesta helps you get the restful sleep you need. lunesta has some risk of dependency. when taking lunesta, don't drive or operate machinery until you feel fully awake. walking, eating, driving or engaging in other activities while asleep without remembering it

the next day after the final day of shooting was rehearsal for a movie called "just cause" with sean connerythe character i played was a serial-killing pedophile. that set up the roles for the next ten years, like "posse" and other roles that were just devious, maniacal, i won't say it on television, but -- bad guys. >> good for the sunday show, bad guys. i think that the representation you offer has opened so many doors for so many other actors. if you had to give them a kind of -- a map to avoid the mistakes that you made, what would be the one mistake you would tell them to avoid? >> wow. i would say first and foremost, know that it is an industry. it is a business. and you have to know how to be an entrepreneur and market yourself as much as you have to learn and grow in the art itself. >> so when we think about the next 25 years, because these -- >> the next 25 years. >> brother, we're talking the next 25 years. >> we want to talk about the next 50, but i'm trying to be kind. because i want to give you, you have so much stuff going on. you're an author, producer, an actor. just the next

sean connery starred in a spooky movie called "rising sun."merica's frailty seemed apparent when, at a state dinner in 1992, the first president bush threw up on japan's prime minister. paul krugman wrote "the age of diminished expectations." what happened next? a u.s. economic boom that jacked up wages and drove the unemployment rate down to 4%. here's why the japanese slump doesn't translate into american. first, the japanese population is shrinking. i don't mean height; i mean there are fewer young people available to work. and japan doesn't invite immigrants in to help. second, japan's 1980s success was only in manufacturing. the service sector was dismal. in contrast, u.s. software, entertainment, and advertising are world class. third, our leaders are not dumb enough to sharply hike taxes during a recession. i could be wrong on this last point, but i hope not. japan is still a wondrous place. mount fuji still glimmers in the snow. but even if the sun is setting on japan, our stars and stripes can wave, if not forever, for a very long tim

the film starring sean connery and i. >> namplet fleming spy novel.te the disappearance of another agent. once in jamaica he uncovers evil plot by dr. no to shoot down american space rockets it proved to be a big hit at the box office and paved the way for more than 20 james bond films that followed. has been but not

the aston martin driven by james bond in "goldfinger" and "thunderball," the sean connery era, is expected07 extras like a bullet-proof shield and some machine guns. >>> time for the weather with heidi jones. hey, heidi. >> hi, again. we're with pageant royalty here. a lot of girls from all over new england, coming here to new york. this is amanda. can you get a load of the size of this crown? it was so hurtful. can you say hello, new york? >> hello, new york. >> yeah. big smile. and also, come down here. we have another pageant young lady from connecticut, who has a real talent. can you belt out a few notes for us? ♪ somewhere over the rainbow ♪ >> there you go. there is the talent. we love that. thank you. let's take a look at the nation's weather. of course, the big headline is the storm in the middle of the country. we do have strong winds on the backside, where we will see winds of 50 to 60 miles an hour. >> i went to my friend's house. >> you did go to your friend's house. >> from witches to pageant participants. toss back to elizabeth, amanda. >> toss back to elizabeth. >> toss back