sharmain?>> this week, a young woman named keisha jenkins was brutally murdered in north philadelphia. and it became, i think, a conversation, not just because of the brutality of the murder, but because she was a transgender woman of color. hundreds of people came out yesterday for a rally to talk about the importance of this issue. i hope that the police will find out who did this and i hope that we'll all understand the importance of being tolerant for people who are different than maybe we are. >> thank you, sharmain. jeff? >> this week we saw that the leading candidate to replace john boehner for speaker of the house quickly withdrew, causing all kinds of dysfunction among the republican party as to who's gonna try to unify and put an umbrella around it. something good's happened recently that hasn't gotten much attention. something called "the gibson resolution." what it does is it has brought republicans into the fold about the conversation on the need to act on climate change -- an issu

sharmain matlock-turner, nonprofit executive. >> good morning. >> good morning, sharmain.belirer, communications executive. >> hey, matt. >> hello, jeff. all right, so the pennsylvania budget impasse has crossed that 100-day mark. it's now 102-odd days. governor wolf offered the republican legislature a compromise budget, backing off on his proposal to increase the state sales tax. the p.a. house soundly rejected his revised spending plan.