It is a Thai Tuesday on NFL trade deadline day and Ty Law will join us in about 15 minutes.

He's on a cruise.

His daughter's Sweet 16 cruise, he told us on the ocean.

So I hope he's deploying the ship to shore telecommunications, and we will talk to Ty coming up.

But right now, the rest of today's news with Courtney.

There's an irrational fear in the news, one that I've suffered from my entire life.

47-year-old Daniel Owen, an American private school director at Quality Schools International in Vietnam, and his 15-year-old

son Owen, were stung to death by Asian giant hornets while ziplining during a vacation in Laos.

Oh, no.

Yeah, doctors say the father and son died shortly after being transported to the hospital.

They arrived, covered in red dots being both stung over a hundred times.

I was going to say, how many stings does it take for you to pass away from it?

It's got to be more than like 20 or something like that.

I mean, the Asian giant hornets, too, they were talking about how long their stingers are and how painful one sting is.

I mean, it just, it seems like a terrible way to die and name that movie, My Girl had me scarred from.

No spoilers, please.

On My Girl.

Yeah, just attack it to kill a bees. Is My Girl. Yeah, just... Attack at a Kill of Bees?

Is my girl the saddest movie ever made?

Yep.

One of them, yes.

Yeah, I mean, we could do an emergency top five on sad films.

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