the police were willing to overlook one john jones were doing, and john jones would be willing to play along with whatever the cops wanted him to do. 16 years later, a new theory would emerge. the actual shooter was more likely john jones himself, firing from the rooftop ozone building. but the arresting officer on the case was sure the murderer was reggie call. it was her 1st her 1st case, and she needed clothing in order for her to get her. her shoe to be a doctor, you have to go to school for many years to be a lawyer after school for many years. i don't understand how somebody with just the high school diploma or ged can have their type of power to be an officer of the law with the pistol deck and take someone's life literally or with the charges they put on people. they don't, they don't feel the need to speak up because it does, it happened to them or last semester, you know, i mean, but it could never happened to me. yes. it could. it could happen to you. yes. like that. every staff member, everybody that i encountered, i was saying, you know, a mistake has been made. i didn't d

john? >> athena jones, thank you very much. >>> joining us now, errol louis. let's take a step back. york city mayor, what's it about? what has become the major issue? >> what's become the major issue is public safety. over the last two years, shootings are up 100%. homicides, 50%. it's pretty concerning to a lot of people, and every day you look and there are more crime stories, you know, over a saturday night, 14 people shot just between midnight and the next morning some of people have demanded that there be some kind of a response, and that, of course, raises the issue we've been looking at for the last couple of years, which is how do you balance the need for public safety while respecting the rights of all communities. that's really what the candidates have been sparring over for the last few days. >> who does that perhaps favor? >> well, the conventional wisdom is it benefits eric adams because he's a 22-year veteran with the nypd. he speaks with a lot of lived experience and authority. and then you have maya wiley who you saw in the clip, that's a terrible idea. we don't want

inappropriate business and hope that the tourism, after the pandemic, the piece was created by cell to john sewer jones from the 2nd and inspired by that scene from the film, the 7 year itch, and $984.00 keith haring painting celebrating the dawn of the digital era with the depiction of a computer will go under the hammer at christie's of london next week. historic and prophetic significance of this work is underscored by the fact that buyers can purchase it using crypto currency. it's part of a 20th 21st century sale that includes worked by jekyll mattie. and because and for all you guys out there in search of a new hobby, a pair of missing needles may just be the answer. along with a few balls of colorful wool, of course, because many men are realizing that a little bit of nit pearl and a drop, stitcher. 2 can do wonders for a cool head and cool threads. the 32 year old american, steven west, is on a mission to make knitting and knit with more and most popular right. he colored patterns, captivate young people and in particular, men ah, i do all the designs and patterns myself. so i like write all th

madison, betsy ross, columbus, vespucci, queen is a beloved spain, commander cortez, balboa, john paul jones, paul revere, the roman senator, susan b anthony, joan of arc, sitting bull, and with hiawatha at number two, and the most popular guess, you'll be able to get already, pocahontas. albert ports, thought of her as mrs. uncle sam. most visitors identify her is pocahontas. i suggest to you that she since she was placed on the capitol stone, she has been widely understood in various and sometimes vague, sometimes particular ways as being america. and female in an female indian form. and to tiny fresco images, hitting in the ceilings of meeting rooms in the capital, made the connection obvious. this one left, is on the front cover of the spring 2014 capitol dome issued by the way. visitors do not need to get special permission to see america, as we recall both of these figures. you've seen enough now, even if you didn't already know the things i've been talking about this morning. you can sear up there with her colored feather headdress. you don't need to get special and mission to get int

gibson. >> josiah claire. >> jacob gregory. >> amanda cyr. >> ezra haddock. >> evan go. >> bryce jones. >> john douglas breitling. >> harrison goodrich. >> robert moore. >> kayla hannibal. >> duncan morris junior. >> isabel heinen. >> sarah osborne. >> annie elizabeth in half. >> madeleine was on. >> kayla kelly. >> denise ramirez. >> j young kim. >> sean rady. >> harrison ray. >> walker landor. >> taiga rob. >> skyler mason. >> james richard scowcroft. >> nathaniel o'neill. >> william winthrop sheldon. >> carolyn peppard. >> jack stanton. >> matthew panny. >> grant nolan steinert. >> jacob ramos. >> grant scott swift. >> augustine solomon. >> james oliver thigpen junior. >> ryan j stark. >> cesar andre s mendoza. >> from the 20th company, alexander on berg. >> maja white. >> shea augie. >> john is a manic. >> andrew bias. >> from the 19th company, ron joseph. >> jack brosnan. >> connor bayless. >> matthew button. >> bryce brackish. >> joseph carmona. >> william cadigan. >> anthony hill. >> tyler cox. >> ryan duffy. >> dean coll. >> elizabeth barnum. >> william cowling iii. >> knox hall. >> c-s

jones. john a. elkins. jackson r. franco. tim j. kincaid. harrison t. goodrich. robert m. moore.kelly. denise a. ramirez. j. young kim. harrison e. ray. walter e. lander. skylar j. mason. james richard scowcroft's. nathaniel j. o'neil. william winthrop sheldon. matthew h. finney. brent noland steiner. jacob b. ramos. greg scott swift. justin j. sullivan. ryan day stark. john mendoza. >> from the 20th company miya a white. andrew r. baez. >> from the 19th company ross joseph j. riviera. matthew bugs in. joseph carmona. anthony a. faith hill. tyler g. cox. dean w. cole. elizabeth a. farnham. >> i been asked a modern today's webinar. we have seven phenomenal women. let's get started. i party apologize to them about the lack of an introduction. if i introduce all of them with what they so richly deserved and their careers we would be out of time so i apologize to them in our planning meeting that i've would not be giving long introductions but i hope to get answers on the question they will incorporate about their

but defeat in the war with as a by john has heard pushing jones popular support, his main rival, robert cordelia, and faces a corruption investigation. 8 days back from his last days, as president in 2008, when he was accused of accepting a bribe from a business woman, the election could decide the future of the sci fi deal with as a by john russia sees pushing, young as the guarantor if the peace agreement it helped a broker that's going to correspond, worry char challenge here is my 1st in yet event. so counting has begun. what was turn out light today? well yeah, polls closed a couple of hours ago and an hour after that. so an hour ago now we had the official turn out big as basically just shy of 50 percent. now that is a bit of an increase on the parliamentary election turned out for 2018, which was the last one. but it's not a particularly high turn out overall. and perhaps that reflects, i think the view, amongst many people in armenia, that of the 2 front run as passion you carry on. bare, i don't know they, they kind of a choice, but it's perhaps for many people of the least wor

soaring toward the champions league until they took a late season, buffeting this shell john, who does not know 3 jones in 5th place, and europa li qualification still no mean feat for the team to be hooked up departing frankfurt after 3 years for men to go out to be leaving is this team of brought me such joy and pleasure? replacing that in frankfort. all of the glass, no french from the fantastic season at full sport with 3 key ingredients enhancements, the p for success. number one, a 20 goal striker. strike number 2 are rock solid defense including a club record 7 straight clean sheets for keepers colon castelow like huge number 3 and impressive consistency both or never lost more than 2 games running their reward. a ticket for the champions league there were right to celebrations among 2000 and home fans in berlin after the last minute smash and grab their. c i carry you 663 over the bonus league or runners up earning a remarkable 7th place finish and qualification for the new europa conference league meals are going international now it's time for gold probability in an analytical nutshell, from

jones, is with us. senior commentator, john kasich, the former republican governor of ohio.hief analyst, gloria borger, is with us. van, hurdles remain on this infrastructure compromise deal. but how important is it to see these very rare moments of p bipartisanship? >> look, i think it's extraordinary. look, it's hard to fly this plane but if you got a pilot like joe biden, you can actually get it off the ground, move forward. now, he is going to have to land that plane with democrats only but it's still good and i think we ought to, every now and again, take yes for an answer from republicans who want to be constructive. i think joe biden is [ inaudible ] today. >> how realistic is it, gloria, that congress can pull off that dual track? passing the traditional-infrastructure deal? and a much bigger, progressive package that could be passed through what's called reconciliation? >> as nancy pelosi said, she wants to see that happen in the senate, first. before she has votes in the house. so, look. it's going to be very difficult but i want to echo what van said. which is, ju

and we're still standing yeah, yeah, yeah yep, we got an elton john market going here, dow jones up 69 points, the nasdaq jumped 112 points to an all-time high we're at i moment where the masks are off, even if they shouldn't be, and americans are back to doing what they do best, spending money i think this is one of those times where we can afford to do some reflection, even if it's shallow. see, things are cool it's not a big moment. there's no real news for a bit and it's an extraordinarily strong period for stocks we're heading for a big one. when you pick stocks, you're trying to identify superior companies, but you can't actually do that unless you know what those companies do. i always say you shouldn't own individual stocks unless you have the time and inclination to actually do a little homework. that means reading quarterly reports and perhaps getting your hands on some outside resemaresh if you can't do that, you might as well stick your money in an unknown fund if i ask you why you want a stock, can you tell me three reasons? not because your buddy told you it's going highe

i'm going to turn to cnn senior political analyst john avlon, and cnn's athena jones, who has been covering i have been saying this is a barometer for what's happening and what's to come in the rest of the country. talk to us about what we're seeing in these results, please. >> well, don, you know, it's interesting because andrew yang kind of burst on the scene when this race began in earnest a few months ago. a lot of it was campaigning in zoom forums and over various questionnaires. but now in the recent months, it's been in person. but andrew yang benefited very early on from name recognition. this is someone who was a 2020 presidential candidate, who lasted longer than some other more experienced real politicians in the race. so he got a lot of the recognition and the attention early on. turns out at least in these very initial, very, you know, preliminary results, he is in fourth place, several points behind -- about nine points behind the person in third place right now, which is kathryn garcia. but it's very important to stress -- we're outside a polling place here on the upper west

i want to turn now to cnn senior political analyst john avalon and cnn's athena jones covering this raceg national attention. i've been saying both of you good evening, athena, this is a barometer for what is happening and what is to come. talk to us what we're seeing in these results, please. >> well, don, you know, it's interesting because andrew yang burst on the scene when this race began in eastrnest a few months ago. now in the recent months it's been in person but andrew yang benefitted very early on from name recognition. this is someone that was a 2020 presidential candidate that lasted longer than some other more experienced real politicians in the race and so we got a lot of the recognition and the attention early on. turns out at least in these very initial, very preliminary results, he's in fourth place. several points behind, about nine points behind the person in third place right now which is kathryn garcia. very important to stress we're outside a polling place here on the upper west side and just now things are really wrapping up with poll workers here beginning to cart

john, during the war in cut about majority, 2 of the nato members were opposing b jones military operations and turkey solid involvement in the war. turkish drones let there be john army to retake many district in kara, and the situation has changed your political dynamics and the state will in the region dramatically. so out of the ones with it in this respect, that could be a message to the involved poverty that the corporation between observation and turkey is in place and will continue. also, there is an ongoing political instability in our menu and the country will hold election on june 20 the policies of the new government in our many a will have a remarkable impact whether the ceasefire will hold on. so ad ones with it right after natal summit and before our minion election is being read as a reiterate in turkey, commitment to the alliance with of their be john $600000.00 people has now dives in the corona virus in the united states. and remains the west effected country in the wild, but with almost half the population now fully vaccinated. there is hope that the west may be over. my

khan emerges from the fishmongers' hall, having just killed jack merritt and saskia jones, pursued by steve gallant, john of the firearms officers who arrive, on which there is sound clearly heard, and you hear the final moment of confrontation with the firearms officers. as the firearms officers arrived, shouting, don't move. john cooney, one of the two men who has been tackling usman khan, shouts, he hasjust killed two women in their. then one of the firearms officers suddenly starts shouting, he's got a bomb, he's got a bomber. anotherfirearms officer pulls frost off usman khan, who was pinning usman khan to the ground at the time, and almost immediately afterwards a taser is fired by one of the firearms officers, and another of the firearms officers opened fire with live rounds twice, very quickly, one after the other, at which point the firearms officers start to back away, shouting, get back, get back, get back, to the members of the public who are around, and stay still to usman khan, and then you can faintly hear on the body—worn footage usman khan's replied, no, allahu akbar. thejury khan's repl

john from coventry notes the dow jones industrial average is less than 1% below its peak.is been a massive drop out. romaine: the equity markets are hanging in there. we talked about the dow being slightly off its peak. the s&p 500 is down a fraction of a percent. the market is in a place gina had been reiterating that it is consolidating but it is still investing. tom: we finish the our strong and we do it with behavior. we can do all of the theory you want, mmt, fiscal and monetary, but if you generate the motion of cash, it has to go somewhere. ira jersey is expert on this. rather than the long-term, i want to go to what the crew will talk about over the weekend. are you gloomy, are you worried, do you have fear of the massive and record amount of overnight reserves we see? ira: i am not. there has been a lot of consternation about the amount of reserves in the system as the federal reserve has been buying a lot of assets, a lot of treasury and mortgage bonds. they have flooded the banking sector with this. this is not new. we did this before in 2013, 2015. we have expe

jones. i teach history in baltimore, maryland at johns hopkins university. get to have he hello, robin tossed moody and hear you all what you do. hi everyone, i'm robin archery. i teach both. the ology was when university and connecticut. nice to have you. marlena, introduce yourself to audi. it's hello everybody. my name is marlena doubt and i'm a professor of african diaspora studies at the university of virginia, in charlottesville. get to have you with us here on the stream. alright, so looking at my laptop, the root, we standing solidarity with nicole. hi, jose. i'm just going to scoot up here. if you look very carefully, you will see martha as jones martha. why did you sign onto this? i knew that this was a issue that had been brewing for some time. and it was clear as we learn more about what transpired and the board of trustees at the university of north carolina . and their silence. that those of us who yes admire. nicole had a jones but also are deeply invested in the integrity of american academia. it was time for us to speak up. we were a cross s

i have interviews with senator ron johnson, john ratcliffe, detroit police chief james craig and georgia state congresswoman vernon jonesart smart every weekday with mornings with maria on fox business. we hope you'll join us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for joining us, to all of the fathers out there, have a very happy father's day alllllllllllll seeu again next time. ♪ ♪ >> welcome to the wall street journal at large. joe biden is back from his first foreign trip and, of course, it was a stunning success if you believe the media. penetrating reporting that would make kim jong un blush, journalists fell over themselves to declare trip in europe capped with vladimir putin meeting a triumph. biden's message to vladimir putin, the adults are back

i have interviews with senator ron johnson, john ratcliffe, detroit police chief james craig and georgia state congresswoman vernon jonest every weekday with mornings with maria on fox business. we hope you'll join us. that'll do it for us right now. thank you so much for joining us, to all of the fathers out there, have a very happy father's day a >> hello everyone. welcome back to "kudlow." i'm larry kudlow. folks i'm still hung up on yesterday's biting putin meeting and i suspect many of you are too. so many problems, so many issues in so many things left hanging on both sides i don't want to play politics with foreign policy. i'm very old-fashioned. i believe in the old-fashioned dumbed that politics should stop at the water's edge when our leaders go overseas they should

jones has more. athena. >> good morning, john.ibed as an experienced politician, nimble, aggressive, but it's that experience that has led new yorkers to say this has put him at the head of the pack of democratic mayoral hopefuls. >> my entire life has prepared me for the moment. >> reporter: for eric adams, this moment has been years in the making. the brash brooklyn borough president is won of the top contenders in a crowded democratic field where the next winner is likely to be elected in the fall to lead the nation's largest city. >> we're going to turn around this city. i know we can do it. >> reporter: with new york city raising a rise in crime and recovering economy, the next mayor has a difficult attask ahead. >> we need a mayor who has been through a lot so he can help those who are going through a lot. >> reporter: adams grew up poor and was beaten by police. he grew up to change policing from within. >> you want to talk about police abuse, then who could best address that than someone who was abused? you want to talk ab

protestors and the protest movement of 2019 his predecessor matthew jones was he that's more sympathetic to the pro democracy protesters while john lee was tossed with shutting that down and silencing basically, or clearing up the streets of that now he also, it was also under his watch that the national security law came into place. and in less than a year, more than $100.00 people have been arrested. and he will also be tossed with foreseeing, of how that national security law plays out in the future as we now see people going to trial and many more people being charged under that law. and also what significance about this as, as you said, it's chris tang, the chief of police is now taking up his role that made many people here worry, particularly those who, who were more akin are more supportive of an open and free hong kong and less concerned about the protests in the streets and such. there's a concern that this now indicates hong kong will be more of a police state. is it fair to say then divvy event the national security law is working, working for beijing at least that it has having the effect of, of quelling people of th

john's military operations and turkey's a solid involvement in that war and the turkish drones let the r there be jones army to retake several districts in cut off from armenia, which has changed your political dynamics and the state school in the region dramatically. so add more music in this respect is a clear message to the invoice powers that the corporation between either be john or turkey is in place. and we'll continue. and also the ongoing, an ongoing political crisis in or in stability in our menu is just there. and the company is going to hold the election on june 20. the policies of the new government in armenia is going to how are going to, how remarkable impacts on whether this cease fire will hold on just couple of kilometers away behind us. there are also russian monitoring forces as well. and recently that has been from secured massages at the border. and you can see that the passion is quite tower here and high and the seat is fragile. so was with it right after natal summit before or many election, you know, the vision is being read as really creating charges. commitment to the allian

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john roberts says, in 2013, eight years ago today, that things have changed, dramatically, in the country. well, they have changed, dramatically. dramatically, for the worst. because we published a new analysis in "mother jones" today that found that 26 states have enacted new voter-suppression laws since the shelby county decision. so, john roberts says voting discrimination is largely a thing of the past. then, what do republican-controlled states do? they start discriminating on the basis of race when it comes to voting. and so many of the laws that have been passed since 2013 have come in georgia, have come in texas, have come in arizona. and now, the challenge to these laws. you have to go through a very long process, through a conservative-dominated court. after the law has, already, been put into effect as opposed to being able to block it beforehand. so that it never sees the light of day. which is -- which is what would have happened had john roberts not have gutted the vra. >> yeah. this -- this is the key difference, right? the sort of before -- preclearance, right? before the law actually takes effect. as opposed to, you know, suing after it has taken effect. i want to play a little of what garla

moderated by tucker carlson and rachel maddow or laura ingraham and van jones and then submit to the likes of the aggressively hack ash johnate was this -- >> mr. trump, you've done very well in this campaign by promising to build a wall and make another country pay for it, sent 11 million people out of the country, $10 trillion cutting without decreasing the deficit and make americans better off because your greatness would replace the stupidity and incompetence of others. >> that's right. [laughter] >> let's be honest, is this a comic book version of a presidential campaign? >> ben: what a question. today the rnc finally announced they would be breaking with the commissioner, finally. after repeated missteps in partisan actions that underscored last cycle it is clear that the commission on presidential debates is no longer providing the fair and impartial forum for presidential debates, which the law requires and the american people deserve. last year i hardly endorsed the idea that joe rogan should endorse the debate and why not? he's the best interview were working today and i predicted this is the last year in which t

john roberts, asked for 79 new judgeships to be created. that's a good start, but that has to be the baseline. when you do look, as congressman jones said and leah has said, like, it's exploded over the last 30 years. what john roberts is proposing here with the 79 these 79 courts, new judgeships, is only a fraction of what's really necessary. during the carter administration congress expanded the courts by a third. that actually is keeping in line with the increasing caseload since 1990, with increasing population since 1990. i think we need a much bigger, row robust expansion of the lower courts to really get to this administration of justice. you know, if you don't have your court case heard for years that has a big impact not only on criminal justice but also on civil justice. these are conversations that absolutely have to be happening at the same time as the one we're having right now on supreme court reform. >> and there has been, as you said, jen, bipartisan support for expanding the court -- courts. todd young, a republican from indiana, introduced a bill in the 116th to add 65. it isn't enough, but there is bipartisan sup

a slight decrease from the previous total of 418,000 and were stand the 380,000 dow jones estimate. let's go to johnlvania. republican line. caller: good morning, sir. host: good money. caller: open form, right? host: yes, sir. caller: i just want to wish britney spears the best. i have been under a psychiatric care for 40 years, and i have been on her lithium drug she was worried about from watching the news channels. i wish her the best, number one. number two, i think there is an old drug out there called prolixin. the most important thing about mental health is you want to have to be helped. you want to have to be helped from the inside. host: we appreciate that, john. william in cleveland, good morning. caller: good morning. i am calling about young adults and the crime rate and guns. in cleveland, we used to have, within my walking distance, we used to have six or seven basketball courts where kids could play basketball. the city took chainsaws or saws and cut down the basketball courts. host: why? caller: pardon me? host: why did they cut them down? caller: they said the criminals were sellin

jones live at a polling site in manhattan. what are you seeing, athena? >> reporter: good morning, john.tivity around the two polling sites we have been moving between. this is being called the most significant election in new york city in a generation. as you mention it's going to be using this new ranked choice voting system. new york city is the largest jurisdiction in the country to use this new method. here is how it works. >> i hope you consider my earning number one. >> i look for your vote for number one. >> reporter: ranked choice voting. >> hey, nyc voters, as you may already know new york city is introducing ranked choice voting. >> reporter: seeing its first big test in new york city's democratic mayoral race. unlike past elections instead of picking one candidate primary voters will be able to rank up to five in order of preference. >> i love ranked choice voting and i hope it's the future of democracy not just in new york city but around the country. >> it's a complicated process. >> reporter: here is how it works, if no candidate wins more than 50% of the vote of first cho

our conference jones mccaul joins us now live in the city with the latest details surrounding this investigation really tragic case. john grant. vicki, you guys were all parents. this just a gut punch. to think about that. someone would be capable of doing this to their

john lewis voting rights act. she says that be will passed and it is not a sub si substitute for hr 1. melanie campbell joning vags. >> so you heard, i think, he said no minds were changed. so given that what is next. >> i i think it was a productive meeting. i think the key for us was really to have this conversation with him to share our perspectives and really some history as relates to the phil buster and quite honestly it passes as not supporting civil rights and racial justice issues, voting rights as well. we made that case with a weight, and several other that's you know were in the meeting and pulled the meeting together. so the conversation was really about that. i was able to share the historic perspective of the filibuster. we can say something without looking at the full history and africans in this country the phil buster has been used to block voting rights legislation. so that was something that we shared. we know that there is modern day thing that's have been "to the benefit of the a party unfortunately and this is not partisan, it's factual, continues to want to be the party of no. it's ver

john, i want to get and, and a saw and actually want to get one more comment into the program. and this comes from a counsel member of sion same, which is the thing party as jones party in the party, the any push for this motion to happen. and he is talking about practical action ashlyn. you come with the back of this video comment. ireland is a long history of supporting the palestinians and demanding freedom for palestine. i firmly believe that comes from a place where we ourselves suffered at the hands of partition peer to them. but the support of palestine is broadened and deep in the last few weeks. and reached a point where the irish government support should fan motion the katy cars and then to fact months, the boy cost divestment and sanctions against the israel said most importantly, it also stated that the sacraments are wrong. and they, they are annexation of palestinian man, which is a crime under international law. and now what we need to do is work together with other countries and ensure that is really how to account for that crime. yes. so we and yeah, i completely agree. and in terms of what we do is a solid darcy organization and we currently

our conference jones mccaul joins us now live in the city with the latest details surrounding this investigation really tragic case. john grant. vicki, you guys were all parents. this just a gut punch. to think about that. someone would be capable of doing this to their own child. >> a nationwide manhunt ended earlier this morning when 35 year-old samantha rodriguez of san jose was arrested. police say she was taken into custody in denver without being without incident after being traced to a motel there in denver tonight. she is charged with the murder of her 7 year-old son liam his body found may 28th by hikers in the mountain springs trailhead, which is 20 miles west of las vegas. the 2 are believed to have left their home in san jose on the day of may 24th in a dark blue dodge sedan. they were reported missing by liam's dad who said he came home to find them both gone and a message from samantha. she reportedly, i should say liam's dad reportedly told police that he did not think that his son had been kidnapped. it did not at that time suspect, any type of criminal intent. >> she specifically tells him, quote, i'm s

john from worker used to women being forcibly sterilized to a 1000000 people in camps and things like this. all of these things, they stem from one individual, this guy named adrian sent an adrian jones is on the payroll of the jamestown foundation, which was headed about by casey, who was the head of flora head of c. i, i know, has very close ties to the national endowment for democracy, which was created in the wake of the iran contra arms for oil. you know, controversy during, well, i should say more than controversy, illegal activity that was during the reagan administration. you know, it's, it all sounds very convoluted, but the fact is it's, you know, from the chinese perspective, this information campaign doing exactly what my colleague is trying to do, which is to cast out that china is doing it. now. let's look at the facts. china, the only nation was addressed serious poverty. they're the ones who have seen an 18 percent increase in the population of shin john, despite the increase in the overall population, over the last 10 years, they've eradicated extreme poverty. they provided jobs. this force, labor narrative from their perspective is they have been subsidizing compani