Question 666108
We never like "at least one" in probability theory. Always be thinking complement with it. Because the complement of at least one is NONE. 

Using our binomial theorem, we want to choose 0 out of the 4. 

(4 choose 0) * (.59)^0  * (1-.59)^4 = .0283

Now remember, this is the probability for none, so we need to take turn the complement back into our original.

So the P[at least one] = 1-P[none] = 1 - .0283 = .9717

Hope this helps!