thank you all three, ann selzer, rebecca traister and kelly dittmar. >> thank you. >> woodruff: staywith us, coming up on the newshour: the rise of so-called micro- scholarships. what's behind the rapid decline of venezuela's economy. and top female soccer players take action against unequal pay. but first, as tensions mount between the united states and china over a number of issues, tensions within china are also rising. hari screenivasan has the story. >> sreenivasan: for the chinese leader, it's a moment on the world stage, on issues ranging from the growing tensions over china's military activity in the south china sea, to beijing's ability to rein in north korea's nuclear efforts. >> ( translated ): especially we want to enhance communication and coordination on the korea nuclear issue and other regional and global issues, and to consolidate and expand our shared interests. >> sreenivasan: but xi's biggest challenge may be back home, where there are signs of growing discontent. partly, it's economic: a stock crash, sliding currency values and the weakest economic growth in a qu

papajohns.com >>> joining me now rebecca traister, author of "all the single ladies" it's so excellenti cannot stress that enough. former michigan governor who is a supporter of hillary clinton. rebecca, can you win the presidency of the united states in 2016 given the way that voting behavior works and the polling with the kind of numbers that donald trump has now among women? >> no. the numbers are likely to change as his opponent gets more defined. we are still in primary stages. we don't have race between the two candidates. those numbers will shift. there are republican women and they will justify their own reasons for voting against hillary clinton. there's a lot of conservative people who love hillary clinton. >> half the republican women say i'm not voting for the guy, you don't believe that's true? >> i believe they may think it could be true. we could see a greater number than that if trump keeps up as he is. we could see women move away from the republican party in huge numbers. i'm saying the numbers don't tell us what will be happening in six months. >> there's a will the