BALDWIN: Some of the hottest stories in a flash. Rapid fire. Roll it. First up, no dice in the latest search for the body of Jimmy Hoffa, it is over. FBI agents are wrapping up things in a suburb north of Detroit after a two-day excavation based upon this tip from former mobster Tony Zarilli. Even though authorities expanded the search site today they went away empty handed again. Afghan President Hamid Karzai is suspending security talks with U.S. officials and refusing to participate in peace talks with the Taliban. Karzai slammed the U.S. over the opening of a Taliban office in Qatar where peace talks are expected to begin tomorrow. President Obama says, he's not surprised and he expected some friction before the talks begin. If only his job were guaranteed. Men's Warehouse has fired that man whose voice you hear, George Zimmer, the face and co-founder of the company. Zimmer grew Men's Warehouse from one small store in Texas back in 1973 to more than 1,100 stores nationwide. The company reported more than $2 billion in revenue last year. No word yet as to why Zimmer was let go. Suspect profiling, and the New York Police Department, city leaders are considering this proposal that would limit the descriptions of suspects to little more than the color of their clothing. Officers are fired up, releasing this ad, saying, quote, "how effective is a police officer with a blindfold on?" We'll discuss coming up.
Search For Hoffa's Body Ends; Afghan Government Suspends Talks With U.S.; Men's Warehouse Fires Co-Founder