howard davies joins us now on set in london.fer to patchwork quilts, can you talk about the world in one conversation or do we have to break it up? the u.s. did one thing and the u.k. did something different. howard: the main point i was making, one is about the united states specifically. there, i think people should pay more attention to what paul has been saying. paul is usually right. he has pointed out that all of the analyses of the crisis points to the fact that the u.s. regulatory system was balkanized and it was hard to produce one. coherent view the u.s. remains the one country on the planet which regulates cash equities and derivatives by different regulators. it is the one country where there is a multiplicity of banking agencies, the federal reserve, the occ, the fdic, the state regulators, and where almost nothing has been done since the financial crisis to rationalize that system. there is a second point at global level. one that golden brown has made at the timeis that of the crisis in 2008 and 2009, there was a

howard: i have seen some women coming out like patty davis, ronald reagan's daughter writing an op-ed in the washington host says she never told anyone when she was raped 40 years ago. what about the commentators who say that even if ford's account is true, it was a long time ago, it was high school, maybe he was drunk, and are we really going to hold it against brett kavanaugh? >> i think what we're seeing in the coverage of the kavanaugh ford story right now is this larger sort of picture of the layers that this story touches upon including, you know, when president trump turned around and started to tweet about this accuser basically all of a sudden that actually prompted the hashtag why i didn't report entire sort of social media outlet. so you talk about patty davis, alyssa milano, who is an actress -- talked about that. i do think there's something to be said about the fact that media outlets depending on their individual bias for lack of a better term tend to try to latch upon certain aspects about either kavanaugh or ford to be able to advance their own sort of agenda. howard:

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: strap in for the headlines sure to come tomorrow when lanny davis the attorney for the president's former lawyer michael cohen joins howard on media buzz. he will break his silence about his behind the scenes role of a cnn story that's been denounced by the president. you can watch that at 11:00 a.m. eastern time tomorrow morning. >> the funeral for senator john mccain featured emotional speeches from across the political spectrum. here's another look from some of the sights and sounds inside washington's national cathedral. ♪ >> it is an honor to host this service for senator mccain. while we mourn his death, our faith tells us that beyond this life, there is indeed more life. and god never lets us go. >> i'm here before you today saying the words i have never wanted to say, giving this speech i have never wanted to give, feeling the loss i have never wanted to feel. my father is gone. he was a great fire who burned bright. my father was a great man. he was a great warrior. he was a great american. i admired him for all of these things, but i love him because he was a great father. >> our friendship taught me many things

davis, ruby dee andester roll. there she honed her acting and directing and writing talent, finding her voice through her art. mrs. howard's off broadway play, the passing of a dinosaur, is still performed today in local schools. upon her retirement, mrs. howard returned to her beloved wilson, north carolina, where she became an active member of st. john african-american methodist episcopal zion church which the church had just sell britted its 150th anniversary this past weekend and i had an opportunity to speak for that program. she led the christian education department. and the church honor roll to encourage academicence lens among the youth in her community. among other projects she founded youth enrichment program with my good friend, dr. joanne woodward in 1989, focusing the program on lasting scholarship, a commitment to the cultural heritage of african-americans and promoting the arts. mrs. howard's tireless work to enrich her community inspired dr. joanne woodward to create the sally b. howard school for the arts and education in wilson, naming the school in mrs. howard's honor. established in 1997, the sally be