U.S. Forest Service chief retires following harassment reports

BILLINGS, Mont. -- U.S. Forest Service Chief Tony Tooke has stepped down after an investigation was launched into sexual misconduct allegations against him.A Forest Service spokesman on Thursday confirmed Tooke's sudden retirement just seven months after he took over an agency that has been rocked over the past two years by reports of rampant sexual harassment.His departure comes less than a week after PBS NewsHour reported Tooke was under investigation following relationships with subordinates