in new jersey, lieutenant governor kim guadagno toured the shore to see firsthand that flooding and beach erosion. she says that damages mates the will be tallied before the state can appeal for federal help. >>> shore towns are deep in the trenches of the massive clean up as well after this weekend's storm brought devastating coastal flooding. >> new jersey reporter cleve bryan joins us live from stone harbor where new jersey's lieutenant governor surveyed the damage this afternoon, cleve. >> reporter: jessica and ukee there was already some erosion happening here at stone harbor this weekend but this storm made it much more severe. and officials here at the shore say that it will will take a lot of effort and money to bounce back. straight up there, every where. >> reporter: barbara is having deja vu in her north wildwood house this weekend storm surged ruined the storms and furnished after she replaced from it super storm sandy. >> on the pedestal sink right there that black line that is it. >> reporter: it almost looks like 3 feet of water. >> yes, that you will drywall has to come ou

and heavy surf this weekend's storm pounded the coast with and new jersey lieutenant governor ca kim guadagno surveyed damage up and down the shore. the storm ate a way so much sand homes are teetering on the edge of the ocean. nora muchanic talked to lieutenant guadagno and talked about storm damage repairs. >> part of a building collapsed. it happened at the zoo's bird of paradise exhibit. officials said the steel mesh roof caved in during this weekend's blizzard. officials say no birds were harmed because they were in an adjoining building at the time. part of the zoo's maintenance center was damaged as well. the zoo will be closed until further notice. >> well, nearly 400 plows are hard at work trying to remove snow from streets in philadelphia even tonight. today officials said nearly 1800 miles of city streets have been made passable. the action cam found some areas that have not been touched, though, like this street in manayunk. mayor jim kenney said he knows people are frustrated but it's a process the city has to follow. >> it's your street. it's important to you and if you're not o

down the shore lieutenant governor kim guadagno toured flooded area and beach erosion and state officials will will tally damages mates before asking for federal aid. >>> we have team three coverage for you tonight with the reporters out in the middle of the clean up. >> but first it is a very busy weekend for maternity wards especially at one philadelphia hospital. it saw a record number of deliveries. >> reporter: thinks incredible. talk about a baby boom, right. it was a crazy busy weekend for new borns at the hospital of the university of pennsylvania. and, for the moms in labor, trying to get to the hospital in the snowstorm, plenty of panic there. one couple had an especially difficult time. twenty-one year-old brittany gilette was not expecting her first baby for another week but saturday morning as snow was piling up, her water broke. >> she woke me up. >> reporter: robert robinson tried quick shoveling out identify their home in west philadelphia. i knew the car wasn't going to get out of the block. >> and that is very stuck. >> and against all odds, the ambulance, also, got stuc

with chris christie back on the campaign trail in new hampshire, lieutenant governor kim guadagno surveyed storm damage along with the dep commissioner and other officials. >> you can see that the sand is gone. and the question becomes what do we do next because what happens if there is another storm? >> reporter: further south in margate you can see that the water line left behind heavy surf that pounded the coast this weekend. >>> live in north wildwood is trish hartman. tough to know trish what got hit harder or the beach or the residents who live near it. >> reporter: exactly, jim, and crews are still out here tonight on the third avenue beach. take a look. they say they'll be out here for another two hours. they're trying to push that sand back where it belongs. folks have been stopping by to check out the beach erosion all day. many of them before going back home to clean up their own messes. billy rutherford creates a tile of ruined belongs outside his 17th avenue home in north wildwood. >> major cleanup. underneath the house, lawnmowers, bikes. >> reporter: he says the storm caught

furniture, and is there still tallying up the damage at the shore but yesterday lieutenant governor, kim guadagno says once it hits that two million-dollar threshold, that they will do their best to try to get pedestrian aid n wildwood i'm cleve bryan, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> thanks very much. >>> tonight governor christie find himself apologizing for down playing the severity of the flooding. here's what he said yesterday when a new hampshire voter asked him yes didn't say new jersey wanted her to help survey the damage before heading back to the campaign trail. >> well, because it is already done. it is already done. second, i don't know what you expect me to do do you want me to go down there with a mop good that mop comment got a lot of a attention on social media, with one north wildwood business, setting up a reserve parking spot for governor, featuring a mop. governor called north wildwood mayor crazy, for comparing the flooding to super storm sandy and today he apologized. >> what i would like to sleep on it and woke up i didn't feel good about what he a said about him. so, i called

. >> reporter: lieutenant governor kim guadagno was surveying storm damage along with the dep commissioner and other officials. >> you can see that the sand is gone and the question becomes what do we do next because what happens if there is another storm. >> reporter: the state environmental commissioner and many others on lbi are critical of the contractor who pulled its beach replenishment equipment out on christmas eve to do another project in the south. >> we told them that was a major mistake that nor'easters come through here and a major nor'easter could have taken all these houses with them. >> reporter: now, congressman frank lobiondo was also here and says prior to this storm he met personally with great lakes, the contractor and the army corps of engineers which is supervising the beach replenishment project to see about getting the dredges back here. he'll be putting the pressure on again after this. meantime the state is helping pay for all sand that's being dumped here and says they're looking into right now offering grants and or loans to people who may be affected by this s

. >> new jersey's lieutenant governor kim guadagno rolled up her sleeves and did a little painter dag of many volunteers who took part in the city's day of service here at the north camden community center. the center's gym got a fresh coat of painter and a new mural created to reflect the spirit of camden and its many residents. >>> students and workers at temple university also spent a day giving back. 33 painted and cleaned here at the presbyterian church in north philadelphia. while others were collecting and sorting clothing. nice efforts. >> turning to sports. the eagles new head coach has landed we expected once kansas city lost in the playoffs pederson would be headed to philadelphia. today he landed. >> news conference set for 2 o'clock tomorrow. he is signed sealed and hopefully he's ready to deliver. the eagles ended four days of scuttle butt by officially naming doug pederson as the new head coach. our jaime apody is live at the eagles novacare facility with more. jamie. >> reporter: hey there ducis. doug pederson still in the novacare complex building lined me where he's