tonight i want the thank peter mckinnon and all of our social workers for your hard work on our behalf and on behalf of the kids of the commonwealth. the children served by dcf are just like everybody else's kids except they're among the most vulnerable. they need the support, love and sense of security that most other kids have because let's face it. when you're a kid, that's really nothi the hidden wait to get in the door and allowing nearly three quarters of customers to get in and out in 30 minutes or less and we are just getting started. now, working collaborateively with the legislature we have closed more than $1 million in budget deficits without raising fees or taxes. instead we tightened our belts, got rhcreative and taking a pat and setting a healthy, responsible course. and working together, we've made investments in school aid and local aid. no longer will beacon hill balance its budget on the backs of local communities. that's for the guys upstairs. we focused on transportation, investing $300 million in chapter 90 funding and hundreds of local and bridge projects across

tonight, i want to thank peter mckinnon and all of our social workers for your hard work on our behalfnd on behalf of the kids of the commonwealth. [ applause ] the children served by dcs are just like everybody else's kids, except they're among the most vulnerable. they need the support, love and sense of security that most other kids have. because let's face it, when you're a kid, there's really nothing more important than that. now, over at the registry of motor vehicles -- segue -- long waits and long lines have been a frustrating, costly, and unacceptable experience for everyone. if you're paid for the hour, it's lost time and lost wages. i never expected we would fix this quickly because it didn't get this way overnight. but creating a more customer friendly registry has been a big deal for us. while i'll spare you all the details of cueing theory, it's helped to essentially eliminated the hidden wait to get into the door and is allowing three-quarters of customers to get in and out in 30 minutes or less and we're just getting started. [ applause ] >> working collaboratively with

peter: john mccain and, thank you as well. --john mckinnon, thank you as well. created byc-span, america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. the u.s. marshal service confirm supreme court justice antonin scalia was found dead at a private residence in the big bend area of south texas. the services spokeswoman said he had retired for the evening and was found dead in the morning when he did not appear for breakfast. officials say it appears the justice died of natural causes. he was a longest-serving justice on the current court, nominated in 1986 by president reagan and confirmed by a vote of 98-0. he was 79. in 2012, justice scalia was a guest on c-span's "q&a." this is just over >> this week on q&a our guest is supreme court associate justice antonin skull. is called reading the law. interpretation of legal texts. ♪ lamb: your book reading the law, why now? why now?calia: because i finished working on it. brian lamb: how important is this book? this is theia: first time i really tried