most interesting thing he does with the girls to sexualize them and sexualize the relationship if john proctor and has to raise the age of abigail. he makes this into sexual politics elm missing piece about salem is did any of these girls actually suffer some kind of sexual abuse? the colony felt vulnerable at this time. the girls felt tremendously vulnerable. living in a world where indian attack is imminent and many of them have survived indian attacks and often be -- girls have often been assaulted by the men in homes in which they live. most of the girls didn't live at home. they were servants in other people's homes which means they're prey to masters, the boys of the house, other servants in the house. there's a lot of sexual imagery in the accusations but we can't pin any to these particular girls. any number of aggressions, rapes, unwanted advances in the court records but not the salem records. miller took the greatest liberty was in using some of those vulnerabilities and attaching them to the story, where we know a lot about -- the hints these girls had dropped but nothing on the re

there, john matarese shows a woman getting upset about the new trend and what you can do so you waste your money. >> reporter: shoppers across the country have been asking what happened to the proctor & gamble detergent coupons. the recent coupon inserts no longer contain the valuable coupons as one unhappy woman discovered. joyce runs a dog rescue. each week she buys lots of dog food and laundry detergent. >> i do a lot of dog laundry. nice. >> you love tide. >> she was stunned to open the latest insert and find this. >> they had coupons that are not coupons. >> instead of the little dollar off tide and gain coupons was a box that told her to go online and register for p and g coupons. >> if you are not reading them closely, you don't see that. >> reporter: joyce likes to clip coupons the old-fashioned way, not register. >> you don't go on their web site, you can't them any more. >> reporter: joyce says she has been noticing it a lot with the fliers that arrive at her door or in the newspaper. they said there are a lot of ads but fewer coupons to clip. "time" magazine says they are declining as brands switch to digital coupons that lead to more shopper loyalty and let stores bette

john lechleiter will be joining us. carney testifies, political pressure intensifies. he answers questions in the house of lords today. will he finished out his term? earnings trickling in this morning. proctor

john lechleiter will be joining us. carney testifies, political pressure intensifies. he answers questions in the house of lords today. will he finished out his term? earnings trickling in this morning. proctor and gamble is up next, earnings per share at $1.03, above estimates and reaffirming its 2017 forecast. earnings she goes, slightly higher, revenue and outlook as expected. david: let's focus on the syngenta deal. we are joined by jason miner in senior analyst with bloomberg, and tara patel. you., let's start with what is going on with syngenta and the e.u. competition authorities? jason: we are at a remarkable time. we have almost $200 billion worth of deals happening and syngenta-cam china is second down the line, dupont is first. third is bayer and monsanto. what will be the impact on competition? we are looking at a world where the farmers feared these companies are looking for a bigger share of their wallet and the companies say they are looking to boost innovation. david: they say it will least be into the next quarter -- the first quarter of next year. i think you are looking at a difference between a big, china, versus the mindset we face when we look at a publicly traded compa