KING: And now on our political radar as we show you a live picture of the state capital in Sacramento, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger looks to begin rejuvenating his public support tonight when he delivers his third State of the State address. Look for the governor to reach out to Democrats in that speech. He'll propose major works bond and additional funding for schools. Governor Schwarzenegger suffered major setbacks on a series of ballot initiatives just this past November. We'll preview the governor's speech in a live report from California during our 7:00 Eastern hour. Schwarzenegger's also looking to the White House for some help in turning around his political fortunes. Administration officials confirm to CNN's Dana Bash that Steve Schmidt, counsel to Vice President Dick Cheney, will manage Schwarzenegger's reelection campaign. Schmidt's got his hands full at the moment, managing White House communications for the Samuel Alito nomination. Schmidt, though, will leave for California after the confirmation process is complete. He made the art of catching footballs look like ballet, but can former Pittsburgh Steeler Lynn Swann bring that magic to a political campaign? The NFL Hall of Famer launched his campaign for Pennsylvania governor yesterday in Pittsburgh. He's appearing throughout the state today and tomorrow. Swann's main rival for the Republican nomination is former Lieutenant Governor Bill Scranton. And still to come, seeking advice in the most unlikely of places. Today, President Bush met about the war in Iraq with bright minds of foreign policy outside his tight inner circle. What do you think of that? Jack Cafferty has your email. Also, Ariel Sharon's grave condition. Wolf will ask the former U.S. Defense Secretary William Cohen about a possible future in Israel without the prime minister. That's in our 7:00 p.m. Eastern hour. He'll also speak with the former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
Arnold Schwarzenegger Attempts To Revive Public Support