his brother edward had last seen him bleeding in the back seat of will tanner's car. he car was then driven off by a police officer and was followed by another vehicle allegedly driven by dwayne scheuermann. tanner's car ended up here, just a mile away, on the levee. >> take a video of me next to it. >> one week later, istvan, the guy with video camera, found the burned car and remains. >> i'm looking back towards that transformer. it was about this distance. >> at the time, he says no one seemed to care. now you were talking to law enforcement folks on a regular basis. did you bring this up with them? >> oh, absolutely. told, you know, the federal authorities, told the military, told nopd, told the state police. everybody knew that there was a body down there, but there wasn't no concern. >> the remains stayed on the levee another week before finally being taken to the coroner. >> what we got was a body bag full of bones. >> frank minyard is the coroner for new orleans. >> cause of death, we don't know. i would guess it would be fire. but you know, what happened? was

tanner, and the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from tennessee. mr. tanner: thank you, mr. speaker. i would ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on the bill. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. tanner: h.r. 6411 approves the u.s.-australia agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation, which replaces the current u.s.-australia agreement that expires in january. i know everyone here agrees that australia's a close friend and valued ally to our country. moreover, australia provides over 20% of the uranium used by u.s. domestic nuclear power reactors. while the united states does not need a framework agreement for peaceful nuclear cooperation in force to purchase and receive uranium fuel supplies, australian law does require such an agreement in order to export uranium. if a new agreement is not passed and come into effect this year, it will have to be resubmitted to the next congress,

five miles of rails have been replaced and will continue to be every tanners. d -- -- every ten years. they'll make a walking inspection each week. by replacing a rail and putting the pumping system in and the more frequent inspections, we're confident we'll prevent any safety issues. >> and the fire department and the railroad are collaborating on a new communication system. in case of an emergency, they can talk while under ground. >>> good deal. >> any out door plans? anything on the agenda this weekend? >> nothing you can think of? >> no. >> well, that's bad, huh? >> well, this is a good time to make plan. >> we need to make plans ahead. i make plans in like fife minutes. >> we won't have many of these weekends left. that's guaranteed. >> get with it, gigi. >> and including everyones. >> and temperatures are chilly and as the day progresses, you'll wish you had plans outside. maybe go for a walk or pick apples. we're going to double this temperature as the day progresses. and 26 is the dew point and winds from the west at 3 miles per hour and 30.27 and risi

will need this guy. we wanted somebody to run against tanner. he has $1 million in the bank. no republican even went against 10 two years ago. this said you will meet this guy. he is nervous about meeting you. he is from tennessee. he has a strong accent. you're from california. he thinks you are all fruits and nuts. i do not realize it is him. 38 years old. good-looking guy. he brings his wife. "i'm stephen from tennessee. i don't know where that is. i do not tell -- steven gave me the same answer that 400 other people gave me. i said, what do you want to run for congress? he said, i watched the country change before my eyes. i don't know how to tell my children i did nothing. that is a great reason. he said, i do not know if i'm the best person to run. i've never been elected before. i have never been to washington, d.c., on vacation. i said right now, you are the top recruit in the nation. he got into the race. never running before. he ended up raising after six months, $600,000. do you know what happened to tanner? he ended up retiring. once he was a challenge, he retired.