At least 400 workers in the Kingston clean up were poisoned through either gross negligence or outright intent. Videos with potentially incriminating evidence are gone from TVA headquarters and TVA won't say how or why. Incriminating admissions were made in court under oath. I asked every member of Tennessee's congressional delegation the same question: Will you seek an independent investigation of the poisoning of these innocent people and their families? Burchett was the only one who stepped up. Yes, ash ponds are a concern because coal ash leaches in water, which means the components then get loose, so to speak, and can get into you if you drink it or wash in it. That's a big picture issue and problem. These workers, though, are dying right now. More than 35 are dead. I've lost count because it depresses me too much. Many do not have insurance. They can't even afford to be tested for diseases and cancers. They break a bone, go to the ER and then find out they're in the final stages of cancer. I really wish people would understand that these folks are dying and they need help, testing, care and treatment - now. Today. A jury has ruled Jacobs Engineering breached its contract with TVA. TVA, which paid Jacobs $64 million, refuses to respond to any questions about the poisoning of these workers. My job is to investigate what I can using open records laws and shoe leather and then tell you - voters and TVA ratepayers - what I find. It's up to you to demand accountability and justice.