BLITZER: We're just getting news in to CNN that actor and former California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, has undergone emergency heart surgery and is now in stable condition. I want to get straight to CNN's Stephanie Elam in Los Angeles. Stephanie, seems to be some confusion over whether the procedure resulted in Schwarzenegger's having to undergo this emergency open- heart surgery due to complications. What can you tell us?</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Here is what we can clarify, and this is coming from his spokesperson. We understand that this was planned for last night here in L.A. at Cedar Sinai Hospital. It was planned to replace a valve that had been put in the former governor's chest in 1997. That device needed to be replaced. This was all due to a congenital heart defect he had. That valve was not supposed to be permanently in place. What we do know is he was looking to use a less-invasive catheter valve replacement. They're saying, in these situations, an open-heart surgery team is always put in place. They did end up using that team to help out this procedure, but he is resting and is in stable condition at this point, we understand -- Wolf?</s>BLITZER: Let's hope he's going to be OK. Thanks very much, Stephanie Elam, reporting from Los Angeles. That's it for me.
Schwarzenegger in Stable Condition After Heart Surgery.