the discussion will take place at the college of william and mary law school in williamsburg, va. >> justice o'connor insisted that we have lunch every day when we were sitting. now, clarence, you should come to lunch. she was very sweet, but very persistent. i came to lunch. it was one of the best things i did. . . >> it all starts sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern. for its special preview, join us sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern for questions and answers. >> this weekend, "empire of delusion." former middle east bureau chief at the new york times argues that we now live in two societies, one based in reality and the others sat in fantasy. >> a live picture from the william and mary law school in williamsburg, virginia, where coming up shortly we will have live coverage of a moot court competition. it is running a few minutes late but we will have live coverage when it gets underway. the u.s. rejoined the u.n. human rights council earlier this year, reversing a decision by the bush administration. the assistant secretary of state for organizational affairs discusses some of the actions taken

interesting supreme court related issues and one is sandra day o'connor in a very candid interview in williamsburg, virginia, over the weekend saying she is disappointed some of her cases and her decisions are being dismantled by the roberts court, unusual. >> yes, very unusual. you know, it's unusual for many reasons because sandra day oo'connor left when she was still very active in fine, physical shape and fine mental shape. sometimes justices leave the court towards the twilight of their lives and they're not in the position to be able to make these comments. sandra day o'connor says she is no shrinking violet and she gave, i guess, a little bit of a grace period and now she's speaking out more candidly and in terms of justices and the other questions of that would be wrong not to mention is the question we'll see if all the end of this term brings another retirement. only one clerk for next year's term and that's unusual so that is making everyone wonder whether he'll step down at the end of this term, andrea. >> he is the oldest of the justices of the sitting justices. >> he is, indeed, the