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they're a surprise gift for 40 members of the waverly junior high band. in deadly flooding, many of them lost their homes, their instruments, the rhythm of normal. harmony sanders' family lived here. the seventh grader is sleeping in a borrowed bed playing a borrowed clarinet. >> it just doesn't have that same good vibe that i had from my old one. >> we're going to be able to donate all these instruments. >> reporter: country star vince gill presented the donation from manufacturer khs, and the c.m.a. foundation, a $100,000 gift that brought an overdue change in tempo here. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it takes every single one of them to make a band be a band. it's the best feeling in the world to feel connected to something, you know. it's beautiful when you watch it happen. >> reporter: harmony sanders already feels different. >> i think that everybody can just be happier now and have less weight on their shoulders. >> reporter: kindness hit a high note in a community that needed to hear one. mark strassmann, cbs news, waverly, tennessee. >> o'donnell: we're going t

they're a surprise gift for 40 members of the waverly junior high band. in deadly flooding, many of them lost their homes, their instruments, the rhythm of normal. harmony sanders' family lived here. the seventh grader is sleeping in a borrowed bed playing a borrowed clarinet. >> it just doesn't have that same good vibe that i had from my old one. >> we're going to be able to donate all these instruments. >> reporter: country star vince gill presented the donation from nucthsanc.m.a. foundation, a $100,000 gift that brought an overdue change in tempo here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it takes every single one of them to make a band be a band. it's the best feeling in the world to feel connected to something, you know. it's beautiful when you watch it happen. >> reporter: harmony sanders already feels different. >> i think that everybody can just be happier now and have less weight on their shoulders. >> reporter: kindness hit a high note in a community that needed to hear one. mark strassmann, cbs news, waverly, tennessee. >> o'donnell: we're going to keep

waverly, tennessee, has a new struggle, the good kind. finding the right word for this $100,000 surprise. >> certainly a tremendous unseen -- >> reporter: blessing. >> -- blessing that was coming. >> reporter: up to 17 inches in humpfry's kunt county in eight hours. chase creek burst into flooding straight from the old testament. >> i guess the water would have probably been over our heads. you can see the water in the junior high sign above it. >> reporter: he's the band director for the junior and high school. the >> the fact they were submerged in all the water. >> reporter: replacing band instruments had low priority, except for the band kids. >> my brother and sister were asleep and my mom started screaming there was water in my house and i started running in the room. >> they lost their homes, instruments, aevrgs. >> and the water came in and the neighbor's house came off the foundation. we had to climb out of a window. >> into a boat? >> into a kayak. >> i'm living with my aunt and my cousins. >> reporter: can't livable here anymor

foley at waverly-belmont elementary school, one of the honorees. now back to in-school learning. and loving it. are you happy to be back in the classroom? >> yes! >> hi david. >> miss taylor, too, at mt. view elementary school. >> the funds that come with that grant were able to provide my students with these ukuleles, >> hi david. >> ms. elliott -- >> hi david! >> and her class in mt. juliet, tennessee. >> the grant that we got for them is helping us to put together our recording studio. so these students can have better opportunities to create music and to earn scholarships. we are also excited that music is alive again. >> thank you, david! >> miss ingram at eagle view elementary school. meet her students. >> hi, i'm natalie. >> hi, i'm melvin. >> hi, i'm vianna. >> my name is martin. >> playing their brand new instruments from that grant. >> i feel fine. i feel great. >> and at nolensville high school in tennessee -- >> hi david. >> band directors benjamin easly and michael holland are grateful. >> it is so good to be back in the classroom making music together. and tonight,

they're a surprise gift for 40 members of the waverly junior high band. in deadly flooding, many of them lost their homes, their instruments, the rhythm of normal. harmony sanders' family lived here. the seventh grader is sleeping in a borrowed bed playing a borrowed clarinet. >> it just doesn't have that same good vibe that i had for my old one. >> we're going to be able to donate all these instruments. >> reporter: country star vince gill presented the donation from manufacturer khs and the cma foundation. $100,000 gift that brought an overdue change in tempo here. ♪ >> it takes every single one of them to make a band be a band. it's the best feeling in the world to feel connected. to something, you know. it's beautiful when you watch it happen. >> reporter: harmony sanders already feels different. >> i think that everybody can just be happier now and have less weight on their shoulders. >> reporter: kindness hit a high note in a community that needed to hear one. mark strassmann, cbs news, waverley, tennessee. >> and that is the "overnight news" for

oubut one of the tributaries ovr there a little bit south of where waverly is, one of the tributaries over there is the duck river. and a group of settlers had gone over there and planted themselves and were there when the creeks decided to attack. and so creeks attack this settlement, they kill a lot of people. they take the martha crawley as a hostage, and they go back down into southern alabama where they live. now, of course that word travels very fast in nashville. and people many nashville are readyo to -- in nashville are ready to go. they want to go down there and avenge the attack the on this kick river settlement. and so there's -- duck river settlement. is so there's a lot of talk about this in nashville. now, our major general of our militia -- tennessee is a state, mind you -- is andrew jackson. and he has defeated john certificate veer in that the contest, he has defeated john seveir. you know, that older generation that had been in some way or another affected by the revolutionary war, they had experienced war. they were not so ready to go. but the younger whippersnappe

truth taylor swift >> i don't have to lie, because i'm very excited to tell you it's a "wizards of waverly place" dvd with a weird ribbon around it that says, "i see corn." >> jimmy: so specific. it sounds like something our writers would do, but then you're delivering it very innocent which makes me think that you're maybe making it up. now you're laughing that i said you're making it up. [ laughter ] >> i could be doing a double bluff. >> jimmy: all right, i'm just going to say it. taylor swift, you are telling the truth. >> i lied! [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: ah come on! [ cheers and applause oh, my god >> i lied. >> jimmy: you lied you did it >> i lied. >> jimmy: oh, my god >> i have a binoculars set with corn stuffed in it it's very upsetting. it has baby corn at the top. it's bad [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm sorry. >> you should have known i was lying, because i will do anything to bring up selena gomez anything [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: i want to -- it's my turn to pick which number shall i pick? [ audience shouting [ groaning ] >> okay, this is excellent this is really rough what's