neighbors along hay road in ashburn say this is not the david chaney they know. >> i'm surprised. i'm shocked. he seemed like a very nice person, so seeing his name on that scandal surprised me a lot. >> i don't believe he is involved, but realistically i don't really have any proof or guidelines so whatever the governments decide will be based on what they judge him. >> reporter: television news crews have staked out the neighborhood waiting for any comment from david chaney or any development in the investigation. one house has a sign on the door that says, don't knock or ring the bell. we have no information. news crews that were staked out here all day told me that chaney asked the loudoun county sheriff's department to arrest anyone trespassing on his property. he obviously does not welcome this attention. reporting from ashburn, chris gordon, news 4. back to you. >> thank you. >>> now our weekend weather. get ready for a tale of two different days this weekend. >> it's about to take a wild turn. storm 4 meteorologist veronica johnson has your first forecast. veronica? >> thi

david chaney the sump visor allowed to retire. greg stokes the supervisor removed with cause, recently listed as the supervisor of the canine training section of the secret service. a third left the agency yesterday in connection with the scandal and not identified yet, bus more heads will roll. the chairman of the homeland security committee tells cnn more secret service agents could be resigning as early as tomorrow. >>> two, a u.s. army black hawk helicopter crashed today in southern afghanistan. four american crew member was onboard are believed to be dead and the crash did occur in bad weather, but the u.s. official tells "outfront" they did not rule out enemy action yet. crews were waiting to be picked up when they witnessed the crash. no one on the ground injured. >>> india. first test of a long-range nuclear capable missile was a suction. dubbed the objeopny 5. it could hit major chinese cities including beijing. a success. international reaction was muted. the chinese government says the countries have a sound relationshi

david chaney the sump visor allowed to retire. greg stokes the supervisor removed with cause, recently listed as the supervisor of the canine training section of the secret service. a third left the agency yesterday in connection with the scandal and not identified yet, but more heads will roll. the chairman of the homeland security committee tells cnn more secret service agents could be resigning as early as tomorrow. >>> two, a u.s. army black hawk helicopter crashed today in southern afghanistan. four american crew member was onboard are believed to be dead and the crash did occur in bad weather, but the u.s. official tells "outfront" they did not rule out enemy action yet. crews were waiting to be picked up when they witnessed the crash. no one on the ground injured. >>> india. first test of a long-range nuclear capable missile was a suction. dubbed opny 5. it could hit major chinese cities including beijing. a success. international reaction was muted. the chinese government says the countries have a sound relationship pt us

david chaney once posted on his face but page that he was checking out sarah palin para >> check this out, you are fired. >> sarah palin is questioning if the obama administration has a firm enough gas -- grasp on its people. >> i have had enough of these men acting like dogs. >> it is preposterous to politicize the secret service. >> he insisted it did not jeopardize the president's safety. >> he has great faith in broadly speaking, the secret service men and women who protect him and his family. >> the president is waiting for other information before commenting. it is not a secret service. 11 military members have been implicated. six from the army, to from the navy, two marine dog handlers, and one air force airman. the other suspect -- the other accused secret service supervisor plans to challenge his dismissal and all 12 sigrid's service employees accused have had their top- secret clearances lifted. clucks a developing story out of pakistan where a jet crashed as it was trying to land at an airport. there were no survivors. the 737 was at the end of its three hour flight when i

. >> police drove reporters away from the home of david chaney, forced to retire. chaney's lawyer also represents fired supervisors greg stokes. he says stokes will defend himself vigorously and neither left involuntarily. a third agent resigned. lawmakers who have been briefed say more are imminent. >> i'm not sure, but certainly my understanding is there will be more resignations coming pretty soon. >> investigators have interviewed hotel staff, but are still trying to track down the women who say agents hired them for a night of sex just before president obama arrived. at least one lawmaker is pointing the finger at the president. >> the president needs to assert discipline, management directions throughout the executive branch, and presidents are to be held responsible. >> that sounds very much like a lawmaker attempting to politicize something that is not at all political. >> on capitol hill, lawmakers say they're stunned and disgusted. >> that's either very stupid or total lack of common sense. >> i don't see how the two are involved should be able to continu

we tried repeatedly to speak with david chaney through calls to his lawyer and a visit to his house. he called sheriffs to keep us from being comboing on his door. >> they're not talking to anybody right now and again, i've made it clear they want no one on the property. >> reporter: the neighbor said he spoke with cha america ey on occasion. >> what did you guys talk about? >> just wanting to get approval for whatever he was doing in the backyard. >> reporter: and how did you find him to talk to you? what was his manner like? >> very -- very personal, down to earth. >> reporter: another neighbor says chaney used to drive a long way to watch him play sports. >> and truly the best neighbors. fantastic. i really like them a lot. >> reporter: another describes him as gregarious. another supervisor who lost his job is identified as greg stokes. according to a radio program and a career posting on the university of maryland's website, he supervised the canine training unit outside washington. court documents indicate a greg stokes was involved in a divorce case from 2003 to 2005, a case i

chaney, both hired a lawyer who says that stokes will challenge his dismissal. chaney posted photographs of himself protecting former republican vice president shall candidate sarah palin saying "i was really checking her out." palin calls it government run amuck. >>> a bond scheduled hearing for george zimmerman charged with the death of trayvon martin. nbc's jay gray has the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, lynn. a few hours away we expect to see george zimmerman and his legal team move in a courtroom here in sanford, hopefully on their side to walk out of that courtroom and out of the seminal county justice center today. he has been behind bars over a week after being charged with second degree murder in the case today, a hearing could mark the first time zimmerman and trayvon martin's parents are in the same room together since the shooting. they are expected to be part of the hearing, requested to be there by the special prosecutor who is in charge of this case. they could testify in this hearing. we also expect to hear from zimmerma

. >> david chaney a secret service supervisor faces scrutiny for this photo that reportedly surfaced on his facebook page showing him on sarah palin's security detail. his post said i was really checking her out if you know what i mean. [ laughter ] >> jon: okay, first of all we're not really confused about what you mean. you were checking her out, if you know what i mean it's a single entendre, nobody thinks she's a library book and we're confused. second, how the (bleep) does a secret service guy have a facebook book where he posts pictures of who he's protecting. check it out it's me. if you know what i mean? secret guys on foursquare, too? just checking in at the previous's previously undisclosed location. as much as this scandal -- [ applause ] -- look at me throwing internet things out. [ laughter ] as much as this scandal may indicate the need for procedures and culture in the secret service the problem may be widespread. >> i can't help but wonder if there's more women as part of that detail if this ever would have happened. >> it's only 11% of the agents are women. >> we agr

david chaney was previously assigned to guard sarah palin during the 2008 campaign. joking and his facebook page, he said he was "checking her out." sarah palin was not amused, and neither are taxpayers. 11 military members are also being investigated. for many, the strong, secure image of the secret service has been badly tarnished. >> it is a black eye to the service. >> authorities say the president's security was never in question. one agent has been cleared of serious misconduct. five agents remained on administrative leave. security clearances have been removed. >> sources are telling us that one of the ousted agents plans to publicly challenged his dismissal next week. we are on storm watch tonight. it is a good news-bad news sort of situation. some much-needed rain is going to be moving into the area. when will it arrive? bob ryan has the first check of the forecast. >> it will be a rainy sunday. that is the goodness. i know folks on sunday -- we have been so dry. here is what is going on. you can see that waterfront out to our west. that is the leading edge

chaney, both hired a lawyer who says, "nobody has been separated from the agency voluntarily and that stokes plans to vigorously defend himself. chaney posted photographs of himself protecting former vice presidential candidate sarah palin in 2008 and post add comment saying, "i was really checking her out." palin calls it government running amuck. >>> a bond scheduled hearing for george zimmerman charged with the death of 17-year-old trayvon martin. nbc's jay gray has the details. from sanford, florida, jay, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, lynn. the bond hearing set for in just a couple of hours here. we expect to see george zimmerman and his legal team move in a courtroom here in sanford, hopefully on their side to walk out of that courtroom and out of the seminal county justice center today. most who have looked at this case are from florida and understand the statutes do believe he will be issued some type of bond. the question becomes how high that bond might be. typically, you would see in this case, maybe a 15 or $20,000 bond. now the attorneys who have looked a

david chaney has lived here along with his family for about 12 years. since they built the house. now, this is not a close knit neighborhood but some of the residents along hay road tell me that they saw mr. chaney many times working out here in the yard or walking his dog. >> i've seen his name on the scandal. it surprised me a lot. >> i don't believe he is involved. >> reporter: the secret service scandal comes on the heels of reports about gsas, lavish conference in las vegas. "the washington post" published a front page column observing that federal civil servants are so embarrassed by the recent revelations that some are turning their identification cards over when they're in public or riding metro. >> wouldn't wear a shirt that would lead anyone to associate that i'm with the tsa. i think society is feeling negative about the situation and can act outwardly toward employees like myself associated with the federal government. >> reporter: mike causy has been covering federal agencies and their work forces for about 40 years. he is currently at federal news radio and says he i

david chaney is one of the secret service supervisors who lost his job because of the prostitution scandal in colombia. that's what a force familiar with the investigation told cnn national security contributor fran townsend. palin on fox news channel responded to david chanay's facebook post. >> check this out, bodyguard, you're fired, and i hope his wife kick his his -- and sends him to the dog house. >> reporter: david is married, has an adoptive son. according to a posting which also says his father was a secret service agent. an official says chanay started on the detail when al gore was running for president in 2000 and he later protected vice president dick cheney. we tried repeatedly to speak to chanay through calls to his lawyer and a visit to his house in virginia. chanay had called sheriff deputies to keep us from knocking on his door. would you ask him if he can talk to us? >> they are not talking and have made it clear they want no one on the property. >> reporter: his neighbor says he spoke with chanay on occasion. what did you talk about? >> just trying -- just wanted to get

reporter: two of the three agents have been identified as supervisors greg stokes who was fired and david chaney who retired. >> i would sure love to get -- >> chaney who was once on sarah palin's detail posted a picture of him and palin on facebook commenting quote -- >> reporter: on fox news, palin responded. >> well, check this out. bodyguard you're fired. >> reporter: palin is joining a growing chorus of republicans questioning how the white house is handling the scandal. and president obama's leadership. >> he's really got to start cracking down and seeing some heads roll. >> reporter: the white house has maintained it has confidence in the current secret service director mark sullivan. he has been briefing the white house and congressional leaders throughout the investigation and promises to take action if he has evidence of wrongdoing. danielle nottingham, cbs news, the white house. >> still to come when 9news now continues, crab lovers rejoice. because crisis could drop -- prices could drop following news that maryland's blue crab harvest is reaching record numbers. >> and we'll h

david chaney one of two supervisors was on a detail to protect sarah palin in 2008. he joked he was really checking her out. palin says the scandal is a symptom of the government run amok. >>> this morning abc news has obtained a picture of a man who shot and killed trayvon martin the picture shows cuts on the back of george zimmerman's head with blood trickling down. it seems to back up his claim that martin atack him before he shot the teen. the picture was taken three minutes after the shooting at the scene using an iphone. zimmerman's attorney may present this picture as evidence during a bond hearing at 6:00 our time. that's in an hour and a half. the hearing could result in him walking out of jail today. rob nelson has latest. >> reporter: george zimmerman could be free within hours, after a week behind bars for the shooting death of trayvon martin his attorney believes his client will walk out of court after his bond hearing leading to concerns for zimmerman's safety. if released mark o'mara hopes to keep documents sealed and zimmerman's location a secret. how

. >> reporter: one of the agents who lost his job is the 48-year- old married supervisor david chaney. his facebook page featured this picture of him guarding sarah palin with a comment that he was, quote, really checking her out o. fox news, palin had a former response to her former bodyguard. >> the agent who was ridiculous there and posting pictures and comments about checking someone out. check this, bodyguard, you're fired and i hope his wife sends him to the doghouse. >> reporter: near his home, the agent's neighbor said he is a good person. >> i heard about it in the news and have not taken too much interest into it. it's up to the law enforcement to decide whether he's guilty or not guilty. as far as i know him, he's a great guy. >> reporter: congress, meanwhile, is pressing ahead with more answers on the scandal and with a top republican expressing confidence in the secret service director mark sullivan. >> and we have to see the evidence. he's moving effectively and being stuff irtough -- being tough. i will trust his judgement going forward based on what i know so far. >> r

and david chaney, also a supervisor, retired under pressure. both have retained lawrence berger as their attorney. berger told nbc news he's representing both men. he couldn't comment on why chaney is retaining counsel, but he said stokes is going to vigorously defend himself in the administrative process that is available. chaney faces fresh scrutiny after this photo reportedly surfaced on his facebook page, showing him on sarah palin's security detail along with a comment he posted, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. last night, the former governor expressed her outrage. >> check this out, bodyguard. you're fired. >> palin also took direct aim at the president. >> it's a known out there that our president has poor management skills. >> now, white house press secretary jay carney dismissed that criticism as pure politics. we also want to tell you, brian, tonight, for the first time, president obama was briefed on the situation by the director of the secret service, mark sullivan. brian. >> kristen welker at the white house

supervisor david chaney retired. greg stokes was removed with cause but can appeal. a third agent resigned and eight more are still under investigation. the agents are accused of hiring prostitutes and bringing them back to their hotels in colombia last week. they were in colombia setting up security for president obama's trip to the summit of the americas. the secret service is updating congressmen about the investigations underway here in washington and in colombia. lawmakers are expressing outrage over what happened. >> this is unacceptable behavior. >> those people who are responsible have brought disgrace and it's disgusting. >> reporter: former house speaker nancy pelosi says agents need to be held accountable. >> i don't see how those who are involved in this should be able to continue in their work. >> reporter: white house spokesman jay carney says the president still has confidence in the director of the secret service and the agency. >> he has high regard for and great appreciation for the extraordinary work that the secret service does to protect him. >>

one of the men forced out this week was david chaney, a former secret service supervisor, he protected sarah palin during the 2008 presidential campaign. in 2009, he posted this picture on his facebook page, later boasting online "i was really checking her out if you know what i mean." last night on fox news, sarah palin called chaney's behavior disappointing and irresponsible. >> you know, a lot of people will just, i guess, say that this is boys being boys and boys will be boys but they shouldn't be in positions of authority. >> reporter: chaney's indiscreet posting appears to represent a major breach of protocol. his own father also served in the agency during the presidencies of john f. kennedy and lyndon johnson. secret service officials continue to brief staffers on capitol hill today. congressman elijah cummings believes it's time for the agency to do some soul searching. >> this is a moment where they have to look themselveses in the mirror and make sure that they all... they are, in fact, who we believe they are. >> reporter: we have also learned that the number of u.s. milita

greg stokes was recommended for removal, and david chaney, also a supervise, retired under pressure. bu berger told nbc news he's representing both men. he couldn't comment on why chaney is retaining counsel, but stokes is going to vigorously defend himself. chaney faces fresh scrutiny after this picture appears on facebook showing him with sarah palin's security detail along with the comment he posted, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. last night, the former governor commented. >> check this out, you're fired. >> palin also took direct aim at the president. >> it's a known out there that our president has poor management skills. >> now, white house press secretary jay carney dismissed that as pure politics. we also want to tell you, brian, tonight, for the first time, president obama was briefed on the situation by the director of the secret service, mark sullivan. brian. >> kristen welker at the white house again on the tostory, kristen, thanks. >> there's news about an american held captive in cuba for years now. allen gross gets precisely one phone call a we

one of the men forced out this week was david chaney. a former secret service supervisor, he protected sarah palin during the 2008 presidential campaign. in 2009, he posted this picture on his facebook page, later boasting online "i was really checking her out if you know what i mean." last night on fox news, sarah palin called chaney's behavior disappointing and irresponsible. >> you know, a lot of people will just, i guess, say that this is boys being boys and boys will be boys, but they shouldn't be in positions of authority. >> reporter: chaney's indiscreet posting appears to represent a major breach of protocol. his own father also served in the agency during the presidencies of john f. kennedy and lyndon johnson. secret service officials continue to brief staffers on capitol hill today. congressman elijah cummings believes it's time for the agency to do some soul searching. >> this is a moment where they have to look themselves in the mirror and make sure that they all... they are, in fact, who we believe they are. >> reporter: we

. >> reporter: before he was implicated in the colombian prostitution scandal, david chaney was assigned to protect sarah palin. on his facebook page, he joked he was, quote, checking her out. palin is not amused. >> check this out, bodyguard, you're fired. i've had enough of these men being dogs. they may be checking tout first lady. >> reporter: barbara riggs doesn't think it's funny, either. >> you know, it's just shocking, and it breaks my heart. >> reporter: riggs served under six presidents, protecting everyone from rosalyn carter to ronald reagan and george w. bush. she is the highest ranking woman ever to serve in the secret service. she says chaney's comment goes to the very heart of the secret service mission. >> it certainly vie late lly v trust. er. >> reporter: says the secret service is facing an unprecedented challenge. >> the secret service demands integrity, unconditionally. so, it whats been a very, very serious situation amend it has done harm to the secret service reputation. >> reporter: 11 secret service agents and 11 military personal are accused of soliciting pros

and david chaney also a supervisor, retired under pressure. berger told nbc news he's representing both men. he couldn't comment on why chaney is retaining counsel, but he said stokes is going to vigorously defend himself in the administrative process that is available. chaney faces fresh scrutiny after this photo reportedly surfaced on his facebook page, showing him on sarah palin pfsz security detail along with a comment he posted, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. last night, the former governor expressed her rage. >> check this out, bodyguard, you're fired. >> palin also took direct aim at the president. >> it's a known out there that our president has poor management skills. >> now, white house press secretary jay carney dismissed that criticism as pure politics. we also want to tell you, brian, tonight, for the first time, president obama was briefed on the situation by the director of the secret service, mark sullivan. brian. >> kristen welker at the white house again tonight on the story. kristen, thanks. >> there

randall chaney, and greg stokes. both high level managers based in washington. nbc news spoke with attorney lawrence berger who confirms he is representing both men. berger said he couldn't comment on why chaney was employing counsel, but he said stokes is going to vigorously defend himself in the administrative process that is available. berger said he still considers both men to be part of the secret service, and suggests they are leaving voluntarily but not under good circumstances. and he pointedly said, whoever is leaking the names from inside the secret service is probably breaking the law. and speaking of facebook, it turns out that one of those agents now separating from the secret service, david chaney, actually guarded sarah palin during the 2008 presidential campaign. he posted a photo on facebook and wrote this comment, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. last night on fox news palin responded saying, check this out, bodyguard, you're fired. natalie? >> all right. mark potter in cartag

greg stokes was fired but has an option to appeal and david chaney, allowed to retire. according to "the washington post," chaney protected governor sarah palin during her vice presidential run. he posted this photo of her on facebook writing i was really checking her out if you know what i mean. palin told fox newsthe scandal was symbolic of government run amuck. >> the president, for one, he better be weary of when secret service is accompanying his family on vacation. they may be checking out the first lady instead of guarding her. >> the post also reports that chaney's father served in the secret service when john f. kennedy and lyndon johnson were president. a third was allowed to resign. others remain under investigation. some insist they did not patronize prostitutes and did nothing wrong. >> obviously there's pushback. no doubt. on the other hand as evidence builds, the director has to push them out. >> reporter: some republicans including palin are using the scandal to attack the president's leadership. >> the buck stops with the president. he's really got to s

. >> reporter: before he was implicated in the colombian prostitution scandal, david chaney was assigned to protect vice presidential candidate sarah palin. on his facebook page, he joked he was, quote, checking her out. palin is not amused. >> check this out, bodyguard, you're fired. i've had enough of these men being dogs. they may be checking out the first lady instead of guarding her. >> reporter: former deputy director barbara riggs doesn't think it's funny, either. >> you know, it's just shocking, and it breaks my heart. >> reporter: riggs served under six presidents, protecting everyone from rosalyn carter to ronald reagan and george w. bush. she is the highest ranking woman ever to serve in the secret service. she says chaney's facebook comment goes to the very heart of the secret service mission. >> it certainly violates the trust between the secret service and a protectee. >> reporter: says the secret service is facing an unprecedented challenge. >> the secret service demands integrity, unconditionally. so, it has been a very, very serious situation and it has done irreparable

. >> now, two of the agents now out of a job have been identified as david chaney, a supervisor, allowed to retire, and greg stokes, a member of the canine unit who was removed with cause. tara mergener, wbal-tv 11 news. >> a nosy and effectiveness reminder that children need creative outlets when they get home from school. education and youth committee voted for a resolution that would double funding to after-school and summer programs. the resolution was introduced by a local youth organization. >> peter french show is probably the unlikely hero of very soon school age child because he is calling for a later school year. the state would gain $4 million. it would allow families to take labor day vacations and that would bring more money into businesses and locations. he believes there is enough flexibility in the schools calendar to accommodate the changes. that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. do you think the start of the school year should be delayed until after labor day? you can share your response on wbaltv.com, on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to water

david chaney... once made an inappropriate joke on facebook about sarah palin. chaney said he "checked her out"... while he protected her during the 2008 presidential campaign. chaney is among 11 secret service employees linked to the scandal. all are accused of bringing prostitutes to a hotel in colombia... ahead of president obama's visit last week. one of the women got into an argument over how much she was paid... blowing the case wide open. wisconsin's controversial governor is in the chicago area today... touting his policies for reducing his state's budget deficit. republican scott walker is at the illinois policy institute in the loop this noon. then this evening, he'll address a g-o-p fundraiser in lincolnshire. walker gained national attention... for leading the charge against union rights. he signed a bill that greatly reduced the collective bargaining rights for government employees. walker faces a recall election in june. illinois labor groups are expected to protest at each of walkers' events today. a world war two veteran, whose congressional gold

this is a photo from the facebook page of 48-year-old former supervisor david randall chaney. he retired from the secret service under pressure this week. that's him standing there behind sarah palin in 2008. in the comment section beneath the picture on facebook, chaney writes, quote, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. chaney is married with an adult son. greg stokes has been identified as the other senior supervisor who's been forced out of the department. he was assistant special agent in charge of the k9 dwegs. on capitol hill, probably no surprise, they're calling for more. >> those people who were responsible have brought disgrace, and it's disgusting. i haven't been briefed, but i don't see how those who were involved in this should be able to continue in their work. >> it does appear that you will have more employees leaving, either today or tomorrow, the exact number i don't know, but i do expect more employees to be leaving the secret service. >> jill dougherty is live from washington this morning. good morning. what more are we learning about th

"the washington post" says that one of those agents, david chaney, seen behind sarah palin in 2008, wrote on his facebook page in 2008, that he was really checking her out, end quote. more agents are expected to be fired in the coming days. >>> overnight in colombia, police raided the strip club where the agents were on the night in question, taking four women to the police station. >>> and now, to the trayvon martin case. abc news has obtained an exclusive photo of shooter george zimmerman, from the night of the shooting. we do warn you, it is graphic. and it appears to show zimmerman's bloody head three minutes after. it appears to back up zimmerman's accounts that martin repeatedly bashed his head on the sidewalk. a judge will decide this morning if zimmerman will be released on bail. >>> and this morning, we're seeing the moment of impact when a bird got sucked into the engine of a delta flight over new york thursday. you see it again. past the screen there. the boeing 757, had its engine shut down just seconds after the plane had taken off. the pilot stayed calm and turned back to jf

david chaney was on a detail protecting former vice presidential candidate sarah palin in 2008. he joked on his facebook page he was really "checking her out." palin says the scandal is a symptom of the government run an -- government run amok. >>> this morning exclusive picture of the man who shot and kill armed florida teen trayvon martin. the picture shows cuts on the back of zimmerman's head with blood trickling down, seeming to back up his claim that martin tacked him before he shot the teen. -- martin attacked him before he shot the teen. zimmerman's torn may present the picture as evidence during a bond hearing that is scheduled to begin in just about 30 minutes from now. the hearing could result in zimmerman being allowed to walk out of a florida jail. >>> 5:35. going to be tougher for visitors to get out of a uc campus -- every year marijuana activists around the nation hold pot smoking protests on april 20th, to demand marijuana be legalized. 420 is a euphemism for smoking marijuana. today uc santa cruz will only allow authorized visitors on campus many participants in

host: a picture from the posting of a gin david chaney when he was -- of agent david chaney when he was covering sarah palin. guest: i have been asked about the specific rules on prostitution and we are not getting a clear answer from the secret service. what i think what we are seeing is a divide between the view of the morality of prostitution with this behavior. others think it is perfectly fine. host: good morning to john on the republican line. caller: to me, it does not matter whether you are republican, democrat, or independent. these men and women that work for the secret service are supposed to be professionals. they take an oath. i cannot see how in any way that anybody could find this acceptable. they are protecting our president, senators, congressman and women -- men and women. how can we say this is acceptable at all? i do not understand. these people are professionals. they were hired on it to do something. when you are working in that high of a position, you have to take everything serious. i do not understand. it is not acceptable in any way, shape, or form. guest: i sp

and it was discovered that david chaney posted a picture ever himself behind then vice president candidate sarah palin and said i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. should the secret service have known? >> i bothers me it was posted. i don't know if you can expect him to post it on every web page orfacebook page. >> there is a sense. urgency here at the white house for the secret service to complete its investigation without cutting any corners. as of now the president supports the director of the secret service. david curley, abc news, the white house. >>> san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi weighed in on the scandal yesterday while at an event at golden gate park. >> i think it's disgusting. i think it's disgusting. the secret service provides a great service for protecting our president and those people are willing to pay any price to protect the president, the vice president, et cetera and that some of them would tarnish the image is disgusting. i don't understand. but i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> she was at the park to accept an award for hel

. >> one of those supervisors who has now been forced out, david chaney, posted a picture of facebook, supposed to be protecting sarah palin, he said, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. >> the buck stops with the president. and he's really got to start cracking down and see some heads roll. he's got to rid of these heads of the agencies. >> should heads roll? >> i think she's right. the buck stops with the president and the president makes the right hand decisions based on the facts not based on political reflex. we call that leadership. he has had fine leadership. he signed a credit card bill of rights that the pew foundation said that saved consumers $10 billion a year. he reformed health care to cover 30 million people and osama bin laden is gone. >> how about director sullivan? should the secret service director be keeping his job? >> let's see what the facts are. let's see what his report are. you don't roll heads on innuendos. let's see what his report says. he's on the case, he's committed. he's working hard. he was appointed by former president bush. let's

. >> reporter: but the implicated and now retired officer david chaney may have tainted his own reputation by posting this picture of himself on facebook and writing in the comment section, "i was really checking her out, you know what i mean." his comment drew this reaction from the vice presidential candidate he was assigned to protect. >> well, this agent who was kind of ridiculous there in posting pictures and comments about checking someone out, well, check this out, bodyguard, you're fired and i hope his wife kicks his behind and sends him to the doghouse. >> reporter: the posting was a gross violation of time honored traditions. >> this code of honor just doesn't allow that sort of thing, so i'm absolutely blown away that this agent had this on his facebook. >> reporter: chaney's neighbors describe him as a model citizen. >> we always help each other out. when it snows they always help us and we kind of like seeing them walking the dogs and we do talk to them, yes. >> reporter: in other developments fox news learned some of the officers' involvement stems from little more than being

david chaney, a 48-year-old second generation agent, has been identified as being forced into retirement, one of their agents already separated from the agency in the wake of the scandal. from that, we arrive at his facebook page and a photo of mr. chaney standing in the line of fire for then vice presidential candidate sarah palin. what's more, he comments that, quote, i was really checking her now what i mean.lly checking her a less than discreet posting from a man charged with protecting the most important figures on the american political landscape. it happened sarah palin appeared on fox news last night. here's what she said. >> check this out, bodyguard. you're fired. and i hope his wife kicks him and sends him to the dog house. as long as he is not eating the dog along with his former boss. >> miss palin just could not help herself, going right after the canine qucuisine. >> the president, the ceo of this operation called our federal government, has got to start cracking down on these agencies. >> now moments ago, the white house spokesman jay cashy called attempts to politicize t

and it was discovered electric david chaney peeved picture ever himself behind then vice president candidate sarah palin and said i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean. should the secret service have known? >> i bothers me it was posted. i don't know if you can expect him to post it on every web page orfacebook page. >> there is a sense. urgency here at the white house for the secret service to complete its investigation without cutting any corners. as of now the president supports the director of the secret service. david curley, abc news, the white house. >>> san francisco congresswoman nancy blowscy -- pelosi weighed in on the scandal at the park. >> i think it's disgusting. i think it's disgusting. the secret service provides a great service for protecting our president and those people are willing to pay any price to protect the president, the vice president, et cetera and that some of them would tarnish the image is disgusting. i don't understand. but i'm sure there will be a full investigation. >> she was at the park to accept an award for helping make the grove a rea

. >> here is a photo from david chaney. he is standing watch behind sarah palin in a 2008 campaign, and the comments for the photo, i was really checking her out, if you know what i mean? what do you make of that? >> it's our worth nigst nightma. this is the sort of thing exactly that they are told not to do continuously. i don't know what to say to it other than every secret service agent that sees this cringes when they see it because they all know this is definitely against the rule of the secret service. >> well, i have to tell you i agree with you. the years of working with them at the white house and coming in contact with them i found them like at people at the buckingham palace. they don't edngage. i agree. when we return, let me finish with the one number that will determine whether obama or romney gets elected this year. the one number. are you still sleeping? just wanted to check and make sure that we were on schedule. the first technology of its kind... mom and dad, i have great news. is now providing answers fa

both supervisors, david chaney and greg stokes, they're lawyer had no comment. >>> the secret service has interviewed ted nugent and said any questions have been resolved. this weekend at the meeting of the national rifle association, nugent said that he would be, quote, dead or in jail if president obama were re-elected. some interpreted those remarks as a threat against the president. >>> stocks fell thursday amid disappointing unemployment numbers and a dip in existing home sales. the dow jones industrial dropped. nasdaq and the s&p also dropped. >>> starbucks lovers won't be drinking bugs anymore. the franchise will phase out the use of insects as food coloring in some of its beverages. customer complaints prompted the change. anderson? >> isha, thanks. coming up, the ridiculist. at aviva, we do things differently. we're bringing humanity back to life insurance. that's why only aviva rewards you with savings for getting a check-up. it's our wellness for life program, with online access to mayo clinic. see the difference at avivausa.com. i worked at the colorado springs mail proces