such was the case with brian widener. his escape would be painful and trigger a transformation of both body and soul. >> [ inaudible ]. >> i started getting tattoos when i was about 14, 15 years old. this arrow is tears -- norse religion. what it actually significant fight issed ruin of justice or ruin of the warrior. within most light-colored skin heads within that culture it is a sign of lawyer but also willingness to kill for your race. >> you were willing to do that? >> i was willing to kill for the white race. i put on my face to signify that, too, those who understand basically and those who didn't understand they would learn soon enough. that was kind of the philosophy. >> brian widener first became a racist skinhead at the age of 14, in 1991. over the next 16 years, he was a member of several notorious neonazi skinhead organizations such as the outlaw hammerskins, blood and honor, and the vinlander social club. >> the racial philosophy was we were the master race. white people were meant to rult world. we created

minutes on nightly news, more information on this widening scandal including new details about the woman at the center irof the storm. coming up with brian williams. >>> the wife of state treasurer, is resigning from her seat on the alameda county board of supervisors. latest episode in a bizarre scandal involving claims of substance abuse, assault and a relationship with an ex-boyfriend. she tells the bay area news group sheep is sending a lette and her priority is booing mother to her 8-year-old son. >>> still suspended, he will reman off the job and face a city ethics commission. the decision of the san francisco judge who rejected his attempt to be reinstated. he will not be paid. the ethics commission begins hearings on his case monday and will make a recommendation to board supervisors. his suspension stems from a new year's eve fight with his wife that ended up with her having a bruised arm. >> five weeks since the disappearance of south bay teenager, sierra lamar. deputies in morgan hill, following up on new phone tips. tomorrow, more than 90 search-and-rescue members from across the bay area will unite and conduct a day-long sea

widening, and triggering questions of a very culture of a special organization. we begin tonight with kristen welker who accompanied the president to colombia and back. kristen, good evening. reporter: good evening, brian. investigators, the pentagon and secret service are trying to find out how this could have happened. all 11 secret service personnel have had their security clearances pulled. according to u.s. officials, at least 11 secret service and more than five military personnel are involved in the widening prostitution scandal. nbc's national investigative correspondent mike isikoff has been working the story. >> sources tell us, among those involved, were two secret service advisers, three members of the counter sniper team and three members of the counter assault team were among those involved. >> reporter: isikoff says investigators are looking into the possibility that more may be involved. >> we're told all of those involved had hard copies of the president's day by day, minute by minute schedule. and if the prostitutes had access to that, they could have potentially given it to a foreign intelligence service, drug cartel or even a terrorist group. reporter: it happened last wednesday nig

widening. there are now 11 members of the military under scrutiny and nbc news has learned that more departures from the secret service are expected at some point today. brian mohr has our story. >> reporter: the secret service sex scandal got even bigger today as the pentagon revealed that 11 military members were involved. in colombia, the search is on for the prostitutes who partied with 22 americans who were supposed to be serving their president. >> right now they're trying to locate the 11 women. they have the names, faces, addresses. >> reporter: what reportedly began as a fee dispute has spun into a scandal that has embarrassed the secret service. the white house says it is too early to say whether the secret service culture and leadership are to blame. >> the president does not want to and i certainly don't want to get ahead of the conclusions of the investigation, make broader judgments while the investigation is still under way. >> reporter: nbc news has learned that two high level secret service managers, 48-year-old david randall chaney and greg stokes are stepping aside. chaney guarded vp candidate sarah palin and in this facebook photo wrote