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Surrounds city hall. Our first demand is that bill de blasio must fire bratton. Reporter millions march nyc says they want to see change in the way new york city is run, starting from the top. Theyre focused on the nypd, their demand to do away with the agency all together. To reinvest that money with black and brown communities. Reporter Holding Names of those killed by officers across the demanding nypd funds go to people who have been wrong. The city must pay reparations from the nypd budget. Reporter others joined millions march nyc to fight for better quality of life in neighborhoods they...

The department of Homeland Security is now investigating the claim. Sources tell nbc news that the female coworker is accusing him of making unwanted sexual advances. They also report it happened after hours. The secret Service Tells Us the supervisors security clearance has been suspended. Look for more details as we learn them on nbcwashington. Com and tomorrow morning on news4 today. Another woman is in custody tonight in connection with the high profile murder of a d. C. Turn. But police say she wasnt in the hotel the night david masser submit was shot to death. Dominique johnson is in a j...

Riders took the inaugural trip this week. The new 7000 series cars are generations ahead of the current cars. Transportation reporter adam tuss was aboard the first blue line train to take passengers and he tells us it did not disappoint. Good morning, welcome aboard metro rail. This is a new 7000 train. Reporter and with that off and running. The best way to describe it upgraded. Seriously upgraded with lots of flat screen monitors better seats, more room and no musty carpet. Here we are on board the first trip on the new 7000 series rail car. Shout it out, how is it . [ cheering ] reporter i...

On May 24, 1968, William E. Powell, general manager of Capitol Chevrolet, borrowed a black Chevrolet from the dealership and invited 72-year-old W. Haynie Gourley, Capitol’s founder, to take a

The 1968 murder of W. Haynie Gourley, founder of Capitol Chevrolet, remains one of the most notorious unsolved crimes in Nashville history. In a summer of heated conflicts, assassinations and