tomorrow. the dish network and billionaire carl icahn have each submitted bids for that. and there's a casting call in los angeles for people who want to be the new voice of the aflac duck. candidates have been submitting applications online by the thousands. actor charlie sheen continues to grab headlines, thanks to his one-man show. the former star of "two and a half men" played to a packed house in detroit saturday night, but fans are already calling his "torpedo of truth tour" a train wreck and questions are being raised about whether or not it is going to stay on course, or perhaps jump the track. frank holland is joining me from the motor city with the latest on sheen's performance and how it was received. so, how did it go? good morning, frank. >> reporter: well, good morning, alex. well, according to the fans that we talked to, the warlock was not able to work his magic last night. behind us, the marquee is still up here. and when you look at it, it says the show's supposed to start at 8:00 last night. well, it doesn't start until about 45 minutes later, which irked the packed house in