cutter?e very strongly suggestive of cutting and not the kind of cutting from an assailant, but rather, a small cuts that some people inflict >> reporter: another comparison between autopsies indicate a bit of a generational gap between whitney and chrissy. while she had body piercings, whitney had a few. bobby was tatted, her mother wasn't. while whitney had breast ts, chrissy didn't. gwyneth paltrow served her estranged husband with divorce papers and they consciously uncoupled.to finalize things but gwyneth is moving on. carly sat down with the oscar winner to talk about her new endeavor and life in the spot light.bout what's going on there? friday night at my house and i'm getting my highlights done. there's violet and apple in the background having dinner. >> multitasking dinner.

that's how it goes.n the house. >> of course, the paltrow house is anything but regular. kids went to is the super bowl and their dad was recording with beyonce. >> i loved the instagram post from the super bowl with apple and blue ivy. >> it's funny, my kids' dad and blue's mom are always like doing the things and i'm always with the kids and the snack bag like baby wipes and juice boxes and stuff.how it is these days. >> reporter: gwyneth deals with one of the most famous divorces in hollywood she has great advice for the same experience. >> you have to constantly let go of old ideas, old resentments.he kids first. if you once loved the person enough to have children with th you still love about them and

i acknowledge we've done it in a kind ofit's working for us. >> reporter: also working for gwyneth her company goop. this week she launched a skin care line on goop.com. >> apple is obsessed with makeups why i've gotten serious about trying to participate in nontoxic makeup and personal care. as an actress and a woman, you t real and is going to help with your fine lines and wrinkles. what we want to do is look our best as we age gracefully. more news to get to, starting with this. an exclusive interview with the newest dancing star. >> they actually kept it a secree. >> just announced gma's ger zee and val. >> i'm a huge fan of astrology and meteors. e astronomy but he is psyched to be paired with the dancing fan who gave birth 11 weeks ago. >> the doctor gave me the go ahead. we're safe. >> obviously, i don't want to

>> reporter: the full cast will be revealed on gma tuesday.the other couples announced? keo and jody "fuller house." >> i know her capabilities.& she all right. >> reporter: now to that other j-lo have another gig. >> you have a new record deal. tell us about that. >> yes, i do. l.a. reid and i back at epic. thing i'm still working on right now. >> reporter: no kidding. that's on top of a vegas show, "shades of blue" and "idol" t night's elimination on fox and after more than a year away from making music j-lo is back. >> working on music the past we should be putting out something soon. coming up on "e.t." -- cameron mathison with jennifer garner talking about her new nd this r-rated viral video. >> [ bleep ]. >> i hope my parents don't see ater in the show we talk to lady gaga's stylist sho the oscar dress gaga didn't wear.

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i'm not leaving this hospital. >> that is jennifer garner in "miracles from heaven" going through a tough time when she shot this movie so we sat down for our conversation, i wanted to know, how important faith has been in her life? can either see your life as having no miracles or you can see your life as being filled with miracles.

>> reporter: handled her split from ben with strength and dignity and even though her movie has put her square in the er says it's also been her saving grace. >> i think it's such a powerful message and i'm wondering justcan relate to that your own experience. >> the minister in the movie says something that i loved so much. he says, i've gone -- everybody ight, and i have struggled. you know this line? i've gone t struggles both ways. i've done it with faith and i've done it without.ou, it's a lot better with. >> this film in itself a miracle for you. >> it was a very difficult choice because i don't typically play the lead in films.oo much time away from my kids. this film i kind of went to them and said what do you all think. i really feel compelled to tory and my daughter is sweet and said mom, it's really your turn. we'll be okay. you should do it. >> i'm scared, mo

the true story. kelly rogers plays her daughter anna who is diagnosed with an incurable disease. nna, guys. >> favorite moments from being on set? >> favorite moments.definitely with jen because we did a lot of arts and crafts. >> reporter: through it all jen has never lost her sense of humoo even playingtelling off color bedtime stories in the viral videos. >> the funny youtube video, the bedtime story i hope you have not seen. zy and warm in your bed my dear, now go to [ bleep ] sleep. >> i hope my parents don't see it. >> i have to say what impresses me the most no matter what she's dealing with, her three children with ben, always come first and that is my parenting mantra as well. >> totally agree. er the break, can martha say yes to the dress. >> >> we are with her as she plans a big wedding. >> everybody needs help. >> and we talk to the queen of country music loretta, seeing ghosts in her house. aunted i'm

>> that is straight ahead.

in tonight's fashion fix, lady gaga's designer and stylist gives us the secrets to her sto a room and thinks she is up here and someone down here never. >> brandon is the man behind the wear inspired outfit had to be perfect. >> it's personal it to her that different people so i wanted to be respectful and so did she. >> gaga made a pact with her fellow sexual assault survivors. >> one girl said, i really want to get matching tattoos.e 31-year-old maxwell from texas has his own fashion brand. turns out he created a fourth oscar dress. >> had she won, what was the look left behind?lly a look from

we did a black velvet strapless mini dress with peplum on the and for her we did it in a sort of celery velvet a long gown. let's talk bridal fashion now. we cannot watch mariah to tie es. martha stewart tells us she expects you to spare no expense. >> they have money. one thing they have. >> she has advice for people who don't have a billionaire's budget. for coming. >> i understand that you have a slight dilemma. >> every bride needs help all this brides are strong minded and willed. c goddess helps on say yes to the dress and if you're going to ask martha, be prepared f >> you tried that on. >> i didn't. >> don't think about the budget. >> from the beginning of her choosing until the actual he segment, she

the dresses were not exactly fitting her perfectly. d lightly. can't say that's a horrible dress. i think it's a little rigid. >> it's fun. n haveemartha consult on their i dos but she t best thing is her book, "martha stewart wedding ideas an inspirations". >> i don't let you use the word bible but it is the bible. >> one of the key pieces advice you give in your book. e a day that you will remember fondly. so we advise if you can afford it, to have a wedding planh lots of those details. >> reporter: budget wisely, the most costly item she says spend 40% for food, 10 to 5% for the d rental 10% for fashion including that dress, and the biggest bridal mistake?rreaching is one thing. spending too much money another thing, going into debt. and third is you get too nervous

process. >> she's not planning mariah's wedding but has a suggestion. avish lavish. this wedding i'm sure is going to be a spectacle, marrying one of the richest men in australia.got married in 1961 and was a do-it-yourselfer bacmy own dress. that's me. i made the hat. the pillbox which was the style and my waist is 19 inches. how big is your waist? >> why do you have to put it on me right now. y, your head is supposed to be the same circumference as your waist. on your wedding day it should be -- your waist a little less than your head. >> okay. 's daughter d loretta lynn 15 years old when she got married and now the coal miner's daughter is 83 still going

dropped today and we talked to ng from he music to her politics and why she thinks donald trump could be president. >> can you all say, president trump. yes.ps it up on a lot of things. >> reporter: an icon who says what she thinks. >> i think i worked probably harder than anybody in the business.y are too lazy to do this kind of thi >> reporter: preach, miss loretta. i should have known there's no use >> reporter: gwyneth adores her, so does pharrell, and she's miranda's idol. >> was going through in her music. that's why it resonates with us. >> miranda and me are the same know. >> reporter: loretta has an opinion on everybody. listen to her take on taylor swift. >> she wanted to be top.girl. that's what you want. i'm about as pop as cornbread.

core.st met her 1982 when she was 50. >> when i was a little girl ever being a country singer. today loretta lives in this tennessee e is hauntee. i'm telling you. i did see a woman on the balcony of the big mansion. 3:00 in the morning you coulh heels click click click going up the stairs. >> repor circle" and american masters loretta lynch still a mountain girl premieres on pbs and last night she brought the house down on fallon. she'll take everything >> reporter: hitting the road we hope she goes on forever. >> i feel great. and i love to get out there and sing. i have people from ten years old to 80. was one song she never gets tired of singing "coal miner's daughter" she s daughter". >> i love that movie.

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"nightly news" beginsght now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. republicans voting in four primary and caucus states tomorrow may still be frying to process the takeaway from last night'sbate in detroit. besides the schoolyard bickering and taunts that we've now come to expect, the debate did resurface some on key issues by front-runner donald trump, and he followed that up today with ce. while trump's campaign has proven impervious to missteps it's yet another reminder of how his candidacy continues to confounds critics and befuddle his opponents. nbc's katy tur starts us off tonight.eporter: donald trump in michigan today. >> i'm going to be so presidential. i'll be so presidential that you people will bereaming loosen up! >> reporter: who is

a true conservative or a chameleon? >> i've never seen accessful person who wasn't flexible. you have to be flexible because you learn. >> reporter: tont-runner still throwing jabs at his opponent. >> you defrauded the people of florida, little marco. >> breathe, breathe, breathe. hard to pin down. >> so how is any of this telling it like it is? >> well, in afghanistan i did mean iraq. i think you have to nistan for a while. >> reporter: trump's flip flops, head-spinning, for giving syrian jeff reese asylum and then against taxing companies who move jobs overseas. >> what are we not going to eat anymore, oreos! >> reporter: but against criticisms own line of ties and shirts are made abroad. >> they devalue their currencies, and they make tim possible for clothing makers in country. >> reporter: last night defending targeting the families of terrorists and waterboarding saying the military will follow his >> they won't refuse. they are not going to refuse me, believe me.

telling "the wall al," quote, i will not order a military officer to disobey the law. >> to a great extent a lot of people are voting for him without knowing what he might resident but basically saying this is someone i like. >> reporter: today mitt romney saying he couldn't hold back his disdain. >> but the time cameen donald trump's outrage had reached such a level that i simply had to speak out. although his opponents mp has insults instead of policy, will lose to hillary clinton, destroy the party and perhaps the country -- e for seriousness on thesishous. you have yet to answer a single serious of eventual support. >> i'll support the republican nominee. >> yes, because i gave my word that i will. >> i will suppover is the president. >> reporter: donald trump was supposed to speak at cpac , the conservative gathering instead abruptly cancelling it today

s campaign season he's only received mixed receptions at similar gatherings. >> katy, thank you, and all this nas could make it awkward for trump's remaining rise. to support him if he's the nominee as you heard them promise. they all, of course, hope it doesn't comethat, but they may have less than two weeks to stop his momentum. nbc's hallie jackson >> reporter: good evening, lester. there's a lot of talk about that never trump movement, but a better name for it for somey be never until november as all the anti-trump candidates pledged their loyalty to donald trump if he is the nominee. still, all three willght ferociously over the next 11 days to try and prevent that from happening. short term ted cruz is looking at louisiana, libertarian-leaning maine and is hoping for a strong showing in kansas, too, but so is marco rubio with three stops in that state today alone. both of them, plus john kasich, hopes michigan could be a state where they can try and topple trump, but the more important

15th, the home state showdown, rubio has to win florida, kasich has to win ohio. if they do and pick up valuable delegates, then everybody stays in the race since all three see narrow although unlikely paths to victory between now and the summer, that's why you shouldn't expect to see them team up to try and take down trump tactically. but if trump wins both florida and ohio, it looks like just a matter of time before he hits that magic number he needs, 1,237 delegates, so march 15th, either trump is the presumptive nominee or we look headed to a contested convention in cleveland. for people who cover politics it's catnip, but for the gop it could be a watershed moment that reshapes the future of the party, lester, and one other note for you. late tonight here at cpac ben carson formally suspending his campaign, officially making it a four-man race. lester? >> hallie jackson tonight, thank you. the latest jobs report is out and last month exceeded

added 242,000 new jobs in february, beating economist estimates by about 50,000. the unemployment rate remained stead the at 4.9%. much of those new jobs were added in health care, retail and bars and restaurants. jobs are exactly what hillary clinton focused on today in michigan, but once again it was her private e-mail server that her critics seized upon. clinton is eager to move forward beyond the controversy, and she hopes that records from a former aide granted immunity will be able to do it. nbc's kristen welker explains. >> reporter: with the michigan primary on tuesday, hillary clinton is in detroit today calling for sharp cuts in tax breaks for companies outsourcing jobs overseas. >> so michigan proves every day that american workers are the best in the world. all they need is a fair chance. >> reporter: but her private e-mails continue to loom large. nbc news has confirmed

bryan pagano who help set up her private account was granted immunity to talk to the fbi selling while there may have been routine phishing attempts there is no evidence that the e-mails were hacked cnbc's john harwood. >> i'm happy now that everybody has been cooperating and giving information. >> reporter: would you concede that you and the people who worked for you at state department were sloppy in the way you handled top secret information? >> no, no. >> reporter: today donald trump saying the e-mails are bernie sanders' only hope. >> the only thing that can save him if is something happens to hillary with regard to the e-mails. >> reporter: meanwhile, sanders kept the focus on their trade differences. >> hillary clinton was on the other side of many of these trade agreements supporting nafta. >> reporter: clinton dismissed the criticism and saved her sharpest attacks for last night's gop debate. >> the economy which should be at the top