Transformational leadership and its really a playbook for transformational leaders of all types whether ceos or diplomats or in the military or just have a noble cause so, you know, really my first question to you and youve written some great books. Whyd you write this one . Yeah, its great and first thanks for the kind words keith someone who has lived with risk and done it in business and done it in the state department. You know, thats a bonafidees. I really appreciate. Here it is switching. I spent a life like most of us trying to learn about risk. Yeah starting at west point. They try to teach you about risk. You studied military. Issues and things and then as youre a leader through life and in combat you deal with risk. Yeah, and i came to conclusion. I didnt do it very well. And i really didnt know why there are all these formal processes for measuring risk to mitigating it and then the outcome was often not what i wanted. Yeah, and i extrapolate that farther i watched for. Yeah
Joining me a congratulations on your new book right risk, a users guide and you know, i really enjoyed reading that, you know, so im such a big fan of Transformational Leadership and its really a playbook for transformational leaders of all types whether ceos or diplomats or in the military or just have a noble cause so, you know, really my first question to you and youve written some great books. Whyd you write this one . Yeah, its great and first thanks for the kind words keith someone who has lived with risk and done it in business and done it in the state department. You know, thats a bonafidees. I really appreciate. Here it is switching. I spent a life like most of us trying to learn about risk. Yeah starting at west point. They try to teach you about risk. You studied military. Issues and things and then as youre a leader through life and in combat you deal with risk. Yeah, and i came to conclusion. I didnt do it very well. And i really didnt know why there are all these formal p
i m in seattle, headed toward the ballard neighborhood. it s an upscale area once known for sawmills and commercial fishing, and just down the road is one man s strange inheritance and a story with a hollywood ending. my name s barry martin. i inherited a tiny, hundred-year-old house from a little old lady. if there ever was a real-estate niche, this is one. hi, barry. i m jamie. hi, jamie. nice to meet you. i meet barry in front of this little house. yep, this is it his strange inheritance. it s just 600 square feet, and it s now surrounded by a huge shopping mall a mall that the unlikely heir in this story helped build. who leaves this to somebody? well, edith left it to me. edith? yep. love to learn more. okay. come on. barry explains that when this house was built over a hundred years ago, ballard, washington, was the shingle-mill capital of the world, with 20 mills producing 3 million shingles a day. there was fishing on elliot bay there, and
this is aljazeera america good morning live from new york city i m random pinkston. we begin to developing news out of nepal this morning. a u.s. team has found the wreckage of a marine helicopter that was missing. it was spotted in eastern nepal. six u.s. marines and two nepal soldiers were onboard. they found two bodies, but there is no chance of survivors. the marines are beginning an investigation and asking the site. we will have more in our next hour. one of the eight people killed in tuesday s amtrak crash in philadelphia will be laid to rest today justin s family is preparing for his funeral service in long island this morning. he was a sophomore at the adjustment naval academy. investigators revealed that the train was accelerating shortly before it derailed and was unable to slow down. amtrak c.e.o. said the company takes full responsibility. he is promises help with medical bills and funeral costs for passengers and employees. we are live in philadelphia. let s
real key to retaking the city. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i m john henry smith. for the first time in a week trains are rolling between new york and philadelphia. amtrak service was resteered a short time ago while investigators try to figure out what led to the derailment that left eight dead. we have more. i understand service is back up earlier than expected. that s right john, and crews worked for the last six days to get the site cleaned up and rails put back together. around two hours ago amtrak trains pulled out in philadelphia resuming service following last week s deadly crash. only track trains between new york and philadelphia are running this morning following a derailment that left eight people dead and more than 200 injured last tuesday. ntsb investigators spent days combing the site of texas in philadelphia. it s unclear why the train was traveling at 106 miles per hour as it approached a curve. the engineer onboard told officials