thanks. >>> country singer and songwriter kenny chesney lives in nashville.to the city to check on his family and friends only to find his own home flooded. he took video of that destruction. we'll show you that video shortly. he joins me on the phone. thank you for being with us. have you ever seen anything like this in nashville? >> caller: never, anderson. i've been here 14, 15 years now. i've never seen anything like this in my life, much less nashville. there's a lot of people in this city that's really hurting now. i've never seen anything like it. i was out of town when it happened. as i was flying back home, you could see all of it from the air. i couldn't believe what had happened. i couldn't believe that this -- you think -- you watch the news and you see all this stuff happen around the world. you know, this has really had an effect on this town and on this state. it's really been a really tough thing for people to deal with, including me. >> we've been getting a lot of e-mails from viewers in tennessee, saying where are you guys? the national medi

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well and also talk to tim mcgraw and faith hill, brad paisley we'll be talking to here live and kenny chesneywell about what they have seen in their community and how this city is rising. the water is falling, and this city is rising. it is coming back strong, and it is something to see and we're going to be broadcasting that tonight. we'll also bring you the latest on the oil spill in the gulf. some new developments there to tell you about, so it's a full night here on "360," larry. >> larry: about 30 seconds left. was it worse than you expected? >> you know it's strange after a flood, because i mean the water's gone in a lot of these areas and you go by and the houses from the outside look like they're okay and then you walk inside and they're just completely devastated inside and already people have been you know yanking out the drywall, taking out the insulation so the mold doesn't spread. but there is so much need here and a lot of these folks here do not have flood insurance and so you know for a lot of folks it's going to be a complete loss. they never expected to have -- you know this