go to booktv.org for the complete schedule. >> next, rosabeth moss kanter, talks about "move: putting america's infrastructure back in the lead". she discusses some of the successful transportation systems around the world. she was interviewed by former transportation secretary rodney slater. >> professor canton, welcome. >> thank you, professor slater. >> host: i am looking forward to giving the audience the appreciate she had. we are looking forward to following the story line. what i found interesting is you start out in the preface taking about leadership. now were you thinking about a book on leadership when you started? how did you get to that? >> guest: leadership is one of my big topics in preoccupation and that was what i was going to do. but i kept getting struck by this issue of infrastructure literally. not only the facts and figures about what was happening in america and the sad state of much of our infrastructure, the need for innovation and change, but i was also tripping on potholes like everybody. i was stuck on traffic. i was hearing sad stories of inner city people

then we will hear from harvard profess professor, rosabeth moss kanter, her book is "move: putting america's infrastructure back in the lead" and after that a discussion from the los angeles' times festival of books on infrastructure, engineering and science. later, a duke university civil engineer professor talks about the u.s. highway and road system in his book "the road taken" washington journal is live with news every day for you. last week, hillary clinton revealed her economic plans and we will discuss those plans on tuesday with the managing director for the economic for for american progress. and steven diamond on the obama's administration plan to admit 10,000 syrian refuges and the expectation for the status approval and the debate surrounding the refuge program. be sure to watch wash washington journal live at 7 a.m. eastern time. >> this week on the "the communicators" we visit the middle east broadcaster. mbn provides news to the world and a u.s. perspective on terrorism. it is funded by congress. we talked to people from alhurra and radio sawa. >> middle east broadcasting netw

then we will hear from harvard profess professor, rosabeth moss kanter, her book is "move: putting america'sture back in the lead" and after that a discussion from the los angeles' times festival of books on infrastructure, engineering and science. later, a duke university civil engineer professor talks about the u.s. highway and road system in his book "the road taken" washington journal is live with news every day for you. last week, hillary clinton revealed her economic plans and we will discuss those plans on tuesday with the managing director for the economic for for american progress. and steven diamondth