jennifer is here with us now along with marie claire editor in chief.er make it to the be the prominent woman on this list? it's a kids movie. >> when we created the new guard , we wanted to redefine power. power is normally about how big your office is or your paycheck. these women are redefining power in terms of how they are getting things done through their networks. to creating content or businesses where no -- jennifer's story and how she changed the story and became the director of the movie puts the bill. >> it was not your first film. nemo, shrek, brave. how have none of them compared to what frozen has done? >> we are still asking ourselves that question. one of the great things about frozen, we love the classics. we were antsy for what we can do fits today's audiences we took a lot of risks co. saw saw my writing and they in me this way of loving the old but a feisty authenticity approach. going?you keep that feisty authenticity. madeat's what you think frozen what it is, fantastic. if i were john lasseter, i know what i would want more of. m

marie claire is the chief sustainability officer and joins us from paris.hy is it important for a luxury company to be so invested in sustainability? everyone, it is very important to be invested in sustainability because we think way to tackle the major issue of the 21st century, that being the climate change issue, and the scarcity. ceo is why our chairman and has put the sustainability as a core of our business strategy. the luxury industry has been through good times over the last few years. the world has been fascinated by the products, you have been able to sell them aggressively around the world, but it looks like life will get tougher over the next few years. is that mean there will be less emphasis placed, willoughby harder to sell to your cfo the need for sustainability question mark -- will it be harder to sell to your cfo the need for sustainability? of what weery proud receive because we think it is really a testament of our work -- in all the brands, and it has why we think something to do on the sustainability side because when you mentioned

she told "marie claire" magazine she's not looking for a husband or marriage but is living not thinkingshe should or shouldn't be doing with her life. >> the 42-year-old diaz revealed she has no problem with nudity. she'll do whatever has to get done as long as it's part of the story. we're doubtful she's showing skin in her next role, though, miss hannagan in the upcoming remake of "annie." she'll be doing something that's terrifying to her, singing. >> but no problem being naked? that's my motto, too. nothing wrong with nudity. >>> the honeymoon over for the clooneys. we've seen george at new york's comic-con and now his wife amal is returning to her high-powered career in international law. >> just two weeks after their multimillion-dollar italian wedding, amal is in greece helping that country get back some artifacts taken to britain. she's returning to work as amal clooney according to her firm's website. >>> time for celebrity birthdays. english actor, comedian, writer, steve coogan, 49. >> lead singer of the dixie chicks, natalie maines turns 40. >> usher, 36. >> actress, model a

. >> they haven't announced anything official but lively told "marie claire" last month that she'd liked that is getting ready to start. >> but with this picture, no announcement necessary. she's cradling a baby bump published with an article called "falling for family." this is on her lifestyle website. congrats to them. >>> kanye west caught in a moment of unusual generosity. the rapper known for his outsized ego and scowling attitude was having dinner at a new orleans restaurant where a bachelorette party was going on so he bought them champagne. >> nice gesture. when they stopped by to thank them and get a photo, they kind of got a photo. okay. that's a photo. he was doing his thing. maybe not as warm as he could be. still, that's a good pic. >> a little smile wouldn't have killed him? >> champagne and a big smile? >> you're asking for too much. >> when we come back, behind the scenes of "once upon a time." >>> and the latest on the "frozen" mash up of the hit abc show. yeah, we were nervous to try it. there's an amazing sensation for her. amazing. this one feels fantastic for me. a

tonight live in eau claire, wisconsin, scott walker debates mary burke. it's the first of two debates in the wisconsin governor's race. it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern. saturday at 8:00 eastern, a debate in the race to replace five-term iowa senator tom harkin. democratic congressman bruce braly debates state senator jodi ernst live on c-span. sunday, rick snyder faces mark shawer. that's live at 6:00 p.m. eastern on sunday. >>> with live coverage of the u.s. house on c-span and the senate on c-span2, here on c-span3 we complement that coverage by showing you the most relevant congressional hearings and public affairs events. then on weekends, c-span3 is the home to "american history" with programs that tell our nation's story, including six unique series, the civil war's 150th anniversary, visiting battlefields and key events. american artifacts, touring museums and historic sites to discover what artifacts reveal about america's past. america," featuring government and educational films from the 1930s through the 1970s. c-span3, created by the cable tv i

eastern on c-span and then friday on c-span, live from eau claire, wisconsin, republican governor scott walker will debate democratic challenger mary burke. that's the first of two debates in the widodo governor's race and it starts at 8:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow. >>> a three-judge panel for the sixth circuit court of appeals in cincinnati heard oral argument on the constitutionality of michigan's same-sex marriage ban. the court has yet to issue its decision in the case. on monday, the supreme court decided not to hear cases involving gay marriage bans in other states. michigan was not among those states so its ban on same-sex marriage was not affected. of next on c-span3, the oral argument in the case on michigan's ban on gay marriage. >> good afternoon. may it please the court it is a fundamental premise of our democratic system that the people can be trusted to decide even divisive rfshs and that's what this case is b

mary beare at 12:35 p.m. today. judge napolitano is here. >> remained seated. stuart: the supreme court will hear arguments from amazon workers. >> the issue is when did congress though clairey ended. congress reported to declare for all in boys. these are not amazon employees. these are employees of an outside entity. there are thousands of them. >> i do not need all of this detail. in numerous expenses, you have to wear protective gear. stuart: judged of polyp on zero says -- >> they would have no say. that is why i gave you that link the explanation. this video really has gone viral. a cop smashes a window. a child in the back seat. it left had nothing to do with the vehicle. the cop should be arrested by the fbi. making the case that we are reduced to a police state. >> getting there. stuart: i think we are a long way. we did not see that. >> if all that was going on was words, violence is not justified feared. >> very important subject. a terminally ill woman moves to oregon because oregon has a right to die state. she has picked the day in which she wants to die. does the government have the right push america. >> the states have the right to permit you to induce your