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i won't say wishy-washy, but it's more of an interim solution than a permanent solution. >> reporter: this is serious business for apple. the iphone contributes about 40% of the company's revenue. more than the ipod music player; more than the macintosh computer. and in spite of all the publicity, the iphone still trails rim's blackberry in the smart phone category, and phones running google's android operating system are rapidly gaining market share. but tech sector analyst nehal chok-shi says he thinks apple can turn this crisis into a long-term positive. >> there has been a growing perception that apple is arrogant, and the fact that he comes out and says "we're not perfect," admits that they're not perfect, provides a solution, gives us here that "ok, they're not growing evil they still maintain their objectives to make the consumer happy and provide great experiences." >> reporter: apple may shed some light on how much dealing with this crisis will cost next week when it issues its quarterly report. scott gurvey, "nightly business report," new york. >> susie: here are the stories

but he seemed to indicate he was a little which she washy on how he thinks this will happen in the immediate. but it is a perilous position for republicans to take. many would argue that they are already in trouble -- they are already in trouble with this section of the population. president obama deby speech saying it's something they need to do immediately and is certainly does but -- president obama said its of the need to do immediately. >> thank you for being here. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] >> coming up, our political coverage begins. first, the republican national to the chairman, michael steele and senate candidate sharron angle speak at the nevada republican convention. later, president obama at a fund-raiser for senator harry reid. >> at the nevada republican party held its annual convention on friday, posting the rnc chairman, michael steele and u.s. senate candidate sharron angle, -- here is a look at the german steel. this is 30 minutes. >> i hope somebody is ready to win in nevada. you have so

he seems to indicate, he was a little when she washy -- wishy washy. many would argue they are already in trouble with this segment of the population. president obama gave a speech. it helps his position, and does not help republicans. >> thank you. >> tomorrow, the commission on wartime contracting in iraq and afghanistan. hear from defense department officials about u.s. involvement in iraq, and a look at their report on the problems at cs with the transition. that is live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span3. >> the senate returns next week to the pile the board approved by the house before the break. that includes the financial regulatory overhaul and renewal of jobless benefits. also, additional spending for the wars in iraq and afghanistan during fiscal year 2010. the bill also contains additional disaster spending, with other domestic spending proposals. the senate judiciary committee could vote on tuesday on the nomination of elena kagan to the supreme court. while on the agenda in the panel member may request a one-week delay. that would move the n

american -- and to compare that to the noncommittal, the wishy-washy, "yes, mistakes were made" thinghat came out of the settlement is striking to me, all the d.c., all the regulatory backlash put its best foot forward taking on this behemoth on wall street and this is the whimper -- this is the only thing they could ultimately get. >> charlie: let me return to the financial reform bill passed in the senate yesterday and awaits the president's signature. is it a good bill? will it prevent another crisis? of the dimension we had? >> i think it's a better bill than it often gets credit for and i think it will prevent -- it will prevent -- or would have prevented the previous crisis but i'm not convinced it will prevent the next crisis. >> charlie: well said. >> in part because i don't know what the next crisis will be and i imagine it will look very, very different than the next one. >> charlie: mine too. do you believe as some are suggesting that the consumer aspect of this is the most important part of it? the consumer -- strengthen, stronger, consumer, watchdog inside the federal res