Gnome virt-manager

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Greetings, I'm currently using FC12 32bit using the GNOME and need some 
help bringing up virt-manager as a regular user.  When I go to 
Applications -> System Tools -> Virtual Machine Manager it gives me an 
error that its

"Unable to open a connection to the libvirt management daemon."

I know it's because it's trying to run 'virt-manager' as a regular user 
credentials.  I tried to add 'sudo' or 'su -c' in GNOME manager but it 
still does not work.  It simply doesn't do anything.  I also do not have 
a libvirtd group in /etc/groups.

Where do you define a policy in GNOME to run this as root or bring up 
the passwor dialog to run an application as root?  Or how else can I 
modify this to fix it?

Thanks Everyone!

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