open hearts by jane seymour. talk to you in a bit. >> she taught me something. have always called them fake flowers. she called them permanent botanicals. >> i like that. there you go. taking a break, coming right back with more of the ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> four and 1/2 until 7:00. here come updates from sharon and marty. >> 43 is the high, right now 21 on tv hill. not as cold as it was this weekend with sunshine not a bad afternoon. now, here is sharon gibala at wjz tv traffic control. >> hi, marty, good morning, everyone, things starting to jam up and plenty of accidents, one of them on 83 southbound, the delay back to york road. accident still at 97 northbound, another one in the city north charles. one in north point boulevard and one more at columbia. there is a look at your speeds on the beltway. there is that delay on the top side. this traffic report is brought to you by home paramount pest control. >>> back over to you, don. >> thank you, stay with wjz 13, maryland's news station, complete news, weather and traffic still ahead for you this morning. >>>

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. >>> happy birthday to actress jane seymour. turns 61. >>> you can stay on top of the latest developments on those stories and others as they break on msnbc. tonight, be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today show." the singer's emotional outburst days before she died. reality tv star khloe kardashian will be on the show to dish on her famous family's household. keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

the kodak theater, i don't know the name of it anymore, we look at the gorgeous faces, is that jane seymourght? you got any favorites for us? tell us what's going on, a.j. >> first of all t is the hollywood and highlands center and the stars are rifg and don you're right, you didn't get this assignment because i got this assignment because "showbiz tonight" is here for the "showbiz road to gold" gets under way in 19:30 from now but there are a lot of favorites and the best picture category all odds on "the artist" at the moment. it's the oscars. "the descendants" nine nominees in the best picture category and the real showdowns everybody's looking are the best actor and actress categories. best actor we've had the great time of having george clooney up against one of his best friends, brad pitt for "money ball" and george for "descendants" they love to play practical jokes on each other everybody has had fun. the competition will be i think between clooney and john dijiordan. meryl streep has been nominated 17 times, could win for "iron lady" although, don, my money tonight and i love you,

. >> leslie jane seymour, "more" magazine's editor in chief along with rebecca gladding, co-author of" taking control of your life. >> hello, ladies. >> so many of us try, we bite our nails, crack our knuckles, fail at trying to correct it. what's wrong? >> a bridge too far. you go for everything. you want to finish it that one time, new year's resolution, never doing it again. you have to say, okay, maybe i'm never going to not eat a french fry again, i'm just not ordering the supersize. >> hoda is unable to do. >> when it comes to food -- >> french fries in particular. >> in particular. you're right. >> small steps. baby steps that you can actually accomplish. >> but sometimes -- isn't it trouble sometimes you've been doing it forever? i have friends with very short nails so they bite them. >> ratty. ratty. >> ratty. anyway, they've done it for so many years, the idea of unringing that bell sounds hard. >> absolutely. it's rooted in the brain. the more we do the same behavior over and over the stronger it gets in the brain and harder to break. >> but we're born with our brain. how d

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. >> the answer to the question of the day, jane seymour and the winner is dave in california.ions. >> he's an insomniac. take a look at this, they're an incredible number of unmarried americans living alone up from just 22% back in 1950. that's almost double what it is -- was then. it's double today. >> and brian, take a look at the biggest battleground states also have a huge number of singles in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania and florida. the number of unmarried singles is above 50%. so how will that impact the presidential election? i love these kind of brain thinking questions, brian. >> you look at me but should really be looking at the nyu professor, the author of this brand new book "going solo." why are we going solo first and then we can see how it plays into the election. >> the incredible thing is wherever and whenever people can afford to live alone, they'll do that. people are putting off marriage more than ever before. the typical age of marriage in most big cities now is over 30 and people are getting out of marriages if they aren't working for them and they're fi