so, piazza del popolo and piazza di spagna.buses towards the stadium. police have begun a murder investigation after a man was shot dead in north—west london last night. the victim, thought to have been in his 30s, died of his injuries outside queensbury tube station. some tsb customers say they are still facing account problems nearly two weeks after the bank began changes to its it system. this afternoon, the bank's boss, paul pester, and two other executives will appear in front of mps to explain why the switch left nearly 2 million customers unable to make scheduled payments or to access their accounts online. the american rap performer, kanye west, has sparked an angry reaction on social media, after suggesting the enslavement of african americans over centuries may have been a "choice". speaking on the american entertainment channel tmz he claimed black people were mentally imprisoned and were choosing to be enslaved. the singer later said his remarks had been misinterpreted. the commons speakerjohn bercow is facing calls

it's about half the size of the piazza. the piazza is more wide and open, but it has a different function. the program using those buildings are going to be occupying that space. you have big open spaces, you have trees that make intimacy. we have furnishing that brings people together. so i think the collective works, works together, especially given the ways that you navigate and connect with the site. this whole notion of meander, the streets being the main way to connect. so it feels like one place. then building on the richness that each place you find can offer something a little different. different scales, different opportunities for experience. >> commissioner makras: i want to echo commissioner gilman's comments. i'm just delighted that we're going with this phase that gives the public the maximum up front. the developer should be commended for that. it's usually the opposite. they want to do something that brings in a lot of money fast to help make the project work. they're giving the community everything up fron

timothy piazza died from injuries after prosecutors said he had 18 drinks in 82 minutes. in all, 26 members have been charged, but several charges have been thrown out. yesterday they recommended dropping more charges but reinstating others. don dahler is outside the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania, to help sort through it all. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this process has dragged on for months. in fact, this is the fourth time prosecutors have tried to get this in front of a jury. but the attorney general says a review of the case by his office leads him to believe there might be justice for the piazza family. >> we are committed to holding every responsible individual accountable for their actions in this tragedy. >> reporter: pennsylvania attorney general josh shapiro said tuesday he wants to appeal to reinstate involuntary manslaughter charges against five of the allegedly 26 former fraternity members, allegedly involved in timothy piazza's death. >> the more serious charges have been dismissed before. >> we don't think the judge should have the fin

she created a website named piazza. >> and it's not just a small little website. it's free.lking about two and a half million users, eyeballs, that stay there several hours a day. >> it started with just, you few professors that she tried it out on, but in 2011 she opened it up to all comers and it just took off. like 98% they say of the computer science students of american0 universities are on this website. jason: that's unbelievable. go back to the companies, how do they get in? access pay a fee, fee. and that -- again for students who opt in, they can find out well, what courses they've taken, what specialties -- for example, machine learning, i need someone in machine learning. graduating 2018, yes. boxes.hose carol: up next, the data scientist helping create robots. jason: this is bloomberg businessweek. carol: welcome back to "bloomberg businessweek." jason: you can also listen siriusn the radio on boston,d on 161 in 991fm in washington, d.c. area.960 in the bay carol: and in london on dab mux3 and in asia on the app. time to check in with our bloomberg editor in chie

the council collected data from a number of months before agreeing that a piazza would decrease trafficidn‘t foresee. now, i want to share it on own terms. the barcelona council has partnered with decode, a body that aims for a more transparent way of sharing data. through its platform, the residents clearly see the data the city has on them and crucially, who has access to that data so they can set permissions as they see fit. we want to move to a world where the data is decentralised, citizens have proper sovereignty and ownership and they can collectively share the data, create data commons, with fair terms and condition to access the data. this is what we call social rights to data. and if we are in control of our data, then why not try to make some money out of it ourselves? data on any habit has its value, even your water intake. datum is a service that lets you share that directly with a research company for a bit of dosh in return. the worth of all of our smart device information could really add up. so all these fledging ideas may allow for both the personalised services and th

jason: if you are a super smart college kid you would know about pr is a -- piazza. >> it's a websiteused to help study for classes. computer science, but also other technical fields. and it's a way for students to ask and answer questions for their problem sets. it's usually done under the supervision of the professor. the professor realizes that somebody's answering a question wrong, they'll put him straight. they might endorse a question saying that's a good question, or a good answer. the company claims their research shows that students are spending more than three hours every night on this website. so think about it, this is a gold mine. because what companies need now, they are desperate for technical talent, and here is a website where it is like fishing in a well stocked lake. now, in 2016, it a company got the idea of theing students who opt in, companies can contact you. and interestingly, the companies that are most contacting students are the ones that are sort of like not top of mind for the students, and yet they need technical talent. jason: i want to go back to how th

of the -- of this plan, the orton site, so buildings 113 to 18 and buildings 14 around their new piazza project. at the very center of our project are three historic buildings: building two, building 12, and building 21. and they become the core of our project. and everything grows outward from that center point. our work over the past many months and in working with port staff has been developing the schematic designs for these open space limits. beginning with the core, the core area around the historic buildings, and then growing outward to the waterfront. the common ways is the city park of the new district, the new neighborhood and then of course we have a continuous waterfront park experience running from north to south for the length of the site. so we've been developing the designs for all of these spaces. that said, these spaces here are the first phase parks projects. and what's great about the first phase is it both captures the center and the historic core, but it links that to the waterfront. and i'll now walk you through the key experiences and key places, starting with th

. >> six months after 9/11 joe's piazza, bleaker street, 4:00 a.m.lt like a mack truck, hunl. starts -- 4:00 a.m. loud you're the perfect target. and he walked by and sucker punched me in the face. and i fell to the there were. i nearly lost vision in my right eye. to this day the retina is broken -- so in the light i'm like this. but what am i going to do? be upset? >> yeah. >> what am i going to have a chip on my shoulder. >> yes, owe. >> i don't want to go through life like that. you know how i'm going through life celebrate going. >> you are certainly a more evolved human being i'm a blamer. i practice the religion it's that guy's fault. >> fear, hate, the human condition reminds me of a great quote i learned going to sikh camp. fear none. respect all. >> there it is. as we saw the arc of the moral universe is ongs but it bends toward juarez being a romantic lead in a reese witherspoon movie. >> hi, reese. nvestments are working together. because when you know where you stand, things are just clearer. ♪ just remember what i said about a little bi

in new york, i'm joy piazza, fox news. >>> all eyes have been on hawaii's erupting volcano.edible images of lava flows taking over streets and backyards. but at the same time geologists are keeping a close eye on volcanos in california. >> the probability of an eruption in california, and it could be a small one at any one of our volcanos, is about the same probability in the next 30 years as a major san andreas fault earthquake. >> we got a lot of volcanos here. we'll talk about your weekend. the weather looks good. talk about your saturday and your sunday coming up. and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein >>> we have new video from hawaii's big island near the erupting kilauea volcano. lava now covers stretches of a forest the area and you can see smoke rising from the grou

back outside the studio in the piazza, let's say hello to the artists that are working on the mural this, you are now doing this kind of thing full—time? are now doing this kind of thing full-time? yes, i'm a full-time illustrator. i do a lot of window work and that's where the idea for the 22 bees project came from. we will be drawing them on as many manchester businesses as possible as a sign of solidarity. we all do this for a living, it is another day for us for a living, it is another day for us but it is a special one. it has taken over the us but it is a special one. it has ta ken over the past us but it is a special one. it has taken over the past year, the 22 bees project because of the 22 people who died? yes, our original intention was very civil, we just wa nted intention was very civil, we just wanted to get 22 businesses to let us wanted to get 22 businesses to let us draw a bee on their window. that was two months ago and now we have got 23a businesses and counting, we have raised £73a,000 for the emergency fund for the people affected by the attack last year. it's a great

. >> i was crying and erybody the piazza was clapping. it was a beautiful moment. >> their wedding in 2001 was actually a three-act extravaganza. first a small wedding in chicago's botanic garden held solely for the purpose of allowing michelle's father, who was dying of cancer, to walk her down the aisle. next, there was a lavish blessing ceremony in a 12th century villa on italy's coast. mark flew in a dozen gifts from the states. then mark topped it all off by renting chicago's field museum and inviting 110 guests for another formal reception there. those were the memories that kept running through michelle's mind as she and her mother waited for mark to return. but when the sun set that night and mark had not returned, as the captain had promised, michelle knew something was horribly wrong. but what? there were no reports of an accident involving mark, no signs of foul play, no ransom notes. only questions. was there a note of any kind? >> nothing. >> no message, nothing. >> i went through the boat like a crazy person just tearing eve

they say they will talk to their voters, and they will vote online and in the piazza for the league.: the tsonga continues. where were we be -- saga continues. where will we be in six months from now? that given howg contorted this process has been, they could have said give us 10 because it is a complicated program, i am worried that the new government is to be very chaotic. they have a very small majority. any confidence vote from every anfidence vote is going to be drama. they need to remain very united for this to work out. francine: the other thing is how much can the plan change depending on who is the prime minister? will it be a yes man or yes woman? how much influence in the prime minister have? >> a lot of influence. a lot of it depends on who is the ministers. there are so many things that could go wrong or create problems, and then how will they explain that to voters. they have also discussed this thing they will share them a couple of years one party, a couple of years the other party. italian governments don't last couple of years. it seems like whoever is second may n

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