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Hollywood movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger takes the oath of office at his inauguration as governor of the state of California on the steps of the state Capitol in Sacramento, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003. Schwarzenegger, 56, is the state's 38th Governor.   [AFP]

Arnold Schwarzenegger (L) kisses his wife Maria Shriver, holding the bible after taking the oath of office at his inauguration as governor of the state of California in Sacramento.  [AFP]

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger gestures while speaking before the California Chamber of Commerce reception held in his honor following his inauguration in Sacramento, Calif., Monday, Nov. 17, 2003.  [AP]

California's new first lady, Maria Shriver, shakes hands with with well-wishers at the California Chamber of Commerce luncheon held in honor of her husband, Arnold Schwarzenegger's inauguration in Sacramento, Calif., Monday, Nov. 17, 2003.  [AP]

California Governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger walks with his wife Maria Shriver and their four children (L-R) Christopher, Patrick, Katherine and Christina, to his inaugural ceremony at the State Capitol in Sacramento November 17, 2003.   [Reuters]

Arnold Schwarzenegger smiles after he signs an executive order to repeal the car tax just a few minutes after taking the oath of office as California's 38th governor on the steps of the Capitol in Sacramento, Monday, Nov. 17, 2003.  [AP]

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