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Of out of state assets and right now the numbers are looking good. but we're not going to be satisfied until every maryland household and business has power restored. the governor and i were on a conference call with them this morning. they are actively engaged and so they're stepping up to the task. >> all right. now, we know yesterday you canceled early voting, what can you tell me today about early voting and when you hope to resume it. >> yeah, we're fairly confident that we'll resume early voting tomorrow. and that will be the governor's call. he'll make it later today. we'll be able to m...

And domestic policy. that has taken a toll on his popularity here, and that is not what you want just a day before the iowa caucuses. kyra? >> we'll be talking a lot more. and by the way, this is the first chance i have been able to see you and talk to you. welcome back to work, mommy. i saw -- john showed me the baby. absolutely beautiful. >> thank you. you told me it was going to change everything. and it's the best thing in the world. and boy, you were right, kyra. >> amen. great to see, you dana. for weeks, we have been talking about the iowa caucuses so let's explain exactly what happen...

Candidate. how important is that ground game-wise and what did it mean for you in 2008? >> well, it's a big deal, because when you go and vote in the typical primary, you quietly sneak into the voting precinct and you walk into a booth and you close the curtain and mark the ballot. nobody knows who you stood for. when you go to a caucus, you're going to have to stand up and be counted. standing up with people i can making speeches, might be your child's teacher, your best friend from high school or your church pastor makes a passionate plea for a candidate. it's very, very different in terms o...

For you in 2008? >> well, it's a big deal, because when you go and vote in the typical primary, you quietly sneak into the voting precinct and you walk into a booth and you close the curtain and mark the ballot. nobody knows who you stood for. when you go to a caucus, you're going to have to stand up and be counted. standing up with people i can making speeches, might be your child's teacher, your best friend from high school or your church pastor makes a passionate plea for a candidate. it's very, very different in terms of the dynamics of that experience than most people can comprehend and a...

For you in 2008? >> well, it's a big deal, because when you go and vote in the typical primary, you quietly sneak into the voting precinct and you walk into a booth and you close the curtain and mark the ballot. nobody knows who you stood for. when you go to a caucus, you're going to have to stand up and be counted. standing up with people i can making speeches, might be your child's teacher, your best friend from high school or your church pastor makes a passionate plea for a candidate. it's very, very different in terms of the dynamics of that experience than most people can comprehend and a...