asce is a professional organization. it's been around since 1852. it has 150,000 members who work in the private sector, government, research and academia. it's mostly a technical organization. but we moved out of our headquarters in new york city about 20 years ago, came to washington to have more of a policy impact. >> so one of the things you do is keep track of federal spending and particularly when it comes to roads and bridges and things like that. your latest takes a look at the gaps between what's being funded and what's being needed. what did you find in this latest analysis? >> this is the latest in our failure to act series of economic reports. asce over the years has done a number of infrastructure report cards where we grade the nation's infrastructure. there are a lot of ds and cs on that report card. it's not a very favorable report card. policy makers were then asking us, so what difference does that make, a c or a d? you know, why should that matter to us? so we thought that -- intuitively we always the felt there were some powerful

hold onto your horses go since the highs of 2007 the asc has fallen 88%.brilliant. my question is what does that say about investors in these markets? i am out a little bit of a disadvantage with two amazing charts, but a little birdie tells me i may not be able to award matt the winner in the future so i will rewarded today. matt: i am going to germany on friday and i'm going to join mark barton in europe. he is in europe now and maybe he won't be after june 23. vonnie: zhang. -- zing. still ahead on the european close, we will find out why global oil discussions are not doing anything to prop up the price of oil. ♪ vonnie: live from london and from new york, i am vonnie quinn. mark: i am mark barton. this is the european close on bloomberg television. we are talking norway. vonnie: losing $25 billion of its oil wealth to help stave off a recession. it is driving up unemployment in norway and threatening to sell growth mark. mark: a quandary might be why the oil price is not higher. from canada's wildfires to kuwaiti oil strikes, bloomberg asked jeff kerr

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asce is a professional organization. it has been around since 1852. 150,000 members who work in the private sector, government, research and academia. it's mostly a technical organization but we moved out of our headquarters in new york city and came to washington to have more of a policy influence. host: one of the things you do is keep track of federal spending when it comes to infrastructure and put out reports. your latest takes a look at gaps between what is being funded and what is being needed. what did you find? latest in our the failure to act series of economic reports. has done a number of infrastructure report cards were me great the nation's infrastructure. c'se are a lot of d's and on that report card. policymakers were asking is, what difference does that make us? felt there were some very powerful economic issues related to the infrastructure. this is the foundation of the platform on which you will build the modern economy. 2011arted doing these in -2012. the latest we have come up with is if you look at

we want to get back gt to that breaking news in news alexandria.exandria police are on the scene of ascing in a parking lot.ot >> fox5's melanie alnwick islank joining us live with the details.

and the chaotic scene asce students attempted to celebrate their graduation.pper sprayed by the university of of police. we'll hear from students on what led to this altercation. and is there a chance we'll seel a little sunshine tomorrow? gwen has sunday's forecast andnd we'll look ahead to the memoria day weekend. let's get started.rted good evening, everyone, thankshk for joining us tonight, i'm matm ackland and i'm teisha lou is. we begin fox5 exclusive. earlier today gun shots rang out in a strip mall in fairfax county. one person was injured as thejue search for the suspect continues. new tonight, we're hearing fromm a father and son who encountered him moments before he got away. fox5's lindsay watts is therehee with more and just had that interview. lindsay? >>reporter: matt and teisha, the teen acre we talk to and his dad helped to help the suspectsc after they watched his car veer off the road. that was soon after police say the same guy robbed the jewelry store in a shopping center just behind me on back like road. that happened and it's kind of tou

is to expose them in to clear the robot or create asc dialogue you can call them that there about this size take the memory card and the camera. and then they have built a satellite. and with that informale. curriculum. >> they are there to supply a - - to fix the supply side of the equation. when i was a kid what was created in the culture i remember when sputnik went up. we were unrivaled and everything was good. to make the world a better place. and suddenly sputnik went up and then for that generation s of americans are very competitive. c we are very happy. so i think sputnik only one that one. and ned to take advantage of them. because we have superheros everywhere else. china has 4,001st teams. i came back from a trip from beijing last year at the national academy of engineers when i told that to people they said i was the trader but they're missing the creativity part in the chinese government knows that. if you were worried about competing in to all be competitive to have a reall hands on pashtuns of technology into the school and it is working by the way first will also be a

we're hearing -- look, a plane goes missing at neither asce ascending or descending. it does not appear that there's any weather to suggest that this would be a plane that was under stress. there's no evidence that the plane was under tress. and so just based on previous attacks on airplanes, i'm not saying we know right now, i'm saying, simply, the data points are not ruling out something bad having happened. something, you know, on the airplane, some explosion. the height of the airplane with no record of any distress by the pilot or the airplane, is just, is reflective of previous terror attacks. and so, that is the data points people like me take from these cases. we don't want to rule anything in, but we don't want to rule anything out at this stage. so consistent with your aviation expert, but this is what, from my knowledge of national security, this is what the data is suggesting to me. >> 5:51 in the morning in paris and also in cairo, egypt, where this plane has gone missing. egypt air flight 804. 69 people onboard. 10 crew members. 59 passengers. gone missi

they will be getting asc new grading system that starts int the fall.the >> students will be especially excited to hear that the newew system eliminates finals.mina we talked about that beforeabat but some other changes arengesre coming, too, including a new point scale to calculate cal student's grades.t's ades fox5's annie yu joins usoi u with everything you need toyou know about the big change andhea i can already hear somerom naysayers saying is this a great thing or is it giving them a false sense of fal sense security. i can already hear it, annie. an >> reporter: yeah, no, yea you're absolutely right. of course this type of change ta doesn't come withoutut controversy.ro you haveve hard core educatorsda or educators saying, look, loo this doesn't really give our o students the dose of realityhe y especially once they get to o concllege level and then you tn have many people, the t supporters and students sayingnt that this is good because it'st' gpa's, so there are two sidesreo to this but the announcementouem came down tuesday from superintendent larry bowers. bow let's take a l

we want to get back gt to that breaking news in news alexandria.exandria police are on the scene of asc shooting in a parking lot.ot >> fox5's melanie alnwick islank joining us live with the details. on the scene but what can yout u tell us? >> reporter: yeah, not a lot, guys. all the fairfax county policeyol will confirm at this point iss n a person shot but we can tellel you certainly looks like aooks very serious crime scenerime sce investigation here. we're at the very top of theinh hill here off of richmond highway. the city side apartments at huntington and you can see c this is the parking lot here, hr the entire parking lot is l taped off and you can see theee police activity towards thetowae back there. looks like you know, some mobile crime processing going on and thend en there's a large wooded area woo back lined this parking lot and a path that takes you to tke the huntington metro station. so, we don't even know the k exact time that this happened.ih we can tell that you fairfax faf county police put out notification about an hour orut so ago, a little more than ann a hour

since 1998 asce has been doing a report card on the condition of america's infrastructure and we cover6 broad categories, and our latest report card in 2013 gave our infrastructure in this country overall a grade of d-plus. like the report card you might have gotten at school though i hope it didn't look anything like our infrastructure report card. the fact is you are right. we need to spend about $3.6 trillion between now and 2025 if we're going to bring our infrastructure to a condition of "b" which is a good grade. >> a lot of money. >> but the fact is that's a lot of money and the fact is we're not prepared to do that. we don't have enough revenue to make that kind of an expenditure so in our latest report, which just came out tuesday, the failure to spend, to invest in our infrastructure, we now show over the ten largest categories, roads, bridges, water, wastewater, airports, we now show that we are underfunding our infrastructure to the tune of 1.4 trillion. >> this is a big campaign issue, and, of course, i want to get your response to this. we'll play you both donald trump an

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asce is a professional organization.t has been around since 1852. 150,000 members who work in the private sector, government, research and academia. it's mostly a technical organization but we moved out of our headquarters in new york city and came to washington to have more of a policy influence. host: one of the things you do is keep track of federal spending when it comes to infrastructure and put out reports. your latest takes a look at gaps between what is being funded and what is being needed. what did you find? latest in our the failure to act series of economic reports. has done a number of infrastructure report cards were me great the nation's infrastructure. c'se are a lot of d's and on that report card. policymakers were asking is, what difference does that make us? felt there were some very powerful economic issues related to the infrastructure. this is the foundation of the platform on which you will build the modern economy. 2011arted doing these in -2012. the latest we have come up with is if you look at t