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GOV. SCHWARZENEGGER GIVES HIS FIRST STATE ADRESS

California's Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger gives his first State address, (left) Assembly Speaker Herb Wesson, D-Los Angeles in the State Assembly Chamber at the State Capitol Sacramento, California Tuesday January 6th, 2004...(UPI/Ken James) ..

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