the suspect has already told authorities he expects to be >>> the man charned in norway's deadly rampage is held in isolation and he expects to be there till he dies. jeff shows us even his father thinks his son would be better off dead. >> reporter: anders behring breivik is changing his story. after insisting last friday's work was his work alone he hinted two cells of extremist worked with him. he was denied the open court hearing he wanted and held for eight weeks in solitary. while they may give him time to think there is zero indication this man is about to express any remorse. reeling against immigrants and muslims. his manifesto indicating he began the attacks in 2002. >> reporter: from france his father, who hasn't spoken to his son in years wished he killed himself. the bombing on friday afternoon left eight dead. 90 minutes later a youth campground shooting spree that lasted for an hour and a half. they revised down the number of dead to 68 but it's still the worst shooting by a single gunman in modern times. >> reporter: there was this gathering in downtown oslo today. there

that same faith, but there is something incredibly powerful and visceral about the chinese and their charne and what their children are able to do and accomplish in the future. it is almost like i don't want to say god. it is what is bigger than they themselves. if you can ensure -- they feel as though whether it is government or social leaders are allowing them to educate their children and give them an opportunity and make sure they are safe. that really is the basis of i think china's faith and social contract. tavis: how do you process this u.s. push on china around human rights and freedom? >> that is indeed a pandora's box. i think the simplest way for me to answer is to say first, that i honestly believe that china has redefined what social justice means in a way, in a context, in a way that suits them and works for them. i think the results speak for themselves. we talk about the ability to say i think this and you think this and you think this. that's freedom. arguably it is. but from a different perspective, i think a chinese perspective , 1.3 billion voices all screaming and peop

charne. my amendment would reduce the operating budget of the office of energy secretary by 50% transferring 2.5 million to the spending reduction account. i have spent a considerable amount of time on the floor during the appropriations process working to find spending cuts across every level of government and across every agency. i understand the challenges of the secretary of energy faces and the enormity of the department that he is tasked with overseeing. the department of energy must do its part to reduce the deficit. wife to cut wherever we can. the future of our nature depends upon it. our future of our children and grand children depends on it. we are broke as a nation. we have to look into every nook and cranny and find wherever we can reduce expenditures. i urge support of my amendment. and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i move to strike the last word. the chair: the gentleman is recogniz