-- sonia sotomayor spoke about the importance of education, and growing up in poverty in new york. here is a preview. : i startotomayor and i think it is where all my is with respect to the passion and good intentions of each other. i respect every one of my colleagues. i know that they are just as passionate as i am about the law, the constitution, and our system of government. we all work really, really equally hard to get the answers right.

infrequently,ot with how to do that. but it is not from a malc intent. it is always from a good intent of believing fiercely that the right answer is what the country needs. and if you can start from there, you accept the logical answer, that if it is a person of good will talking to you, there is something in what they are saying to you about their views, there needs, what is worrisome to them that has justification. >> was a short portion of remarks from supreme court justice sonia took a myra. see that program tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span.

programs this holiday weekend on c-span. reading on thea discovery of seven earthlike planets orbiting in nearby star. >> we are using the hubble. to study the planets in the travis system to see if they have hydrogen and helium atmospheres. because those of us who do this, we think all plans are gmo's, because there is you by your grocery stores, organic or conventional, that has not been genetically might if i. -- modified. the white house easter egg roll. >> i knew the nation was thirsting for this museum, but i

did not know the reaction would be this positive and this strong. judges:35, a panel of discussing the history of the bill of rights. >> what the bill of rights importants a hugely designation of fences, a division of power. >> then a discussion with the archivist of the united states. >> our collection is 156 million objects, including 2 million books and 154 million other things. p.m., richard norton smith discusses presidential leadership. >> it is interesting that the greatest american president, abraham lincoln, is bracketed by arguably the least successful american presidents. -- holidayloween

weekend on c-span. ter words," aafe which speaks about how modern warfare has evolved. he speaks with a member of the house select committee on intelligence. isit a look at what i feel the new form of warfare that is emerging in the 21st century. i have covered national security banirs for over 30 years, on over the world, covering these issues. i think it is a reflection all the dust of the information age that we are looking at this new form of warfare, which i call information warfare, and to find that as the technical cyber we have seen so much of in terms of cyber attacks, and russians, the

chinese, as well as the content influence type of thing, which really emerged in the last presidential election with the russian -- what has been called the cyber-enabled influence operation. these two things are going to be the dominant form of warfare. >> sunday night at 9:00 eastern 2. c-span holton was the virginia education secretary from 2014 until 2016, setting than when her husband, tim kaine, ran for vice president. she spoke about access to and the quality of public education from the 1950's until today. this is just over 90 minutes.