Day 815

• Shooting.  Philadelphia.  Three killed, another 10 wounded Saturday night.  Three shooters, and they're all out there.
• 14 shot in Chattanooga on Sunday morning makes the 25th mass shooting in the United States since Uvalde -- 11 days ago.
  
• Phoenix also has had a shooting in the last 48 hours.
• Amnesty International has issued a travel advisory against the United States for the gun violence.
• Worst part:  It's been in force almost three years.
  
• The Yankees are pitching like crazy -- after two near-perfect game bids, they one-hit the Tigers Saturday.
• Oklahoma has avenged one of their two softball losses in beating Texas on Saturday, and they will have a chance to avenge the other in their next game with rival Oklahoma State.
• The improbable run of Ryan Long has reached sixteen games on Jeopardy!, and he doesn't even have $300,000 to his name.
• DeShaun Watson's lawyer says his disciplinary meetings with the NFL have concluded.  We'll see what happens.
• You don't know the name, you almost certainly know the face.  The Gerber Baby -- the baby on the face of all that Gerber Baby Food, Ann Turner Cook, passed away at 95.
  
• Alec John Such, the original bassist for Bon Jovi, passed away today.
• It goes down in the books as an own goal, but there's nothing dodgy about it.  A deflected Gareth Bale free kick gives the World Cup England vs. Wales in the groups as Wales beat the Ukraine 1-0.  I saw the video.  It may have glanced off the defender's head, but that was clearly Bale's goal.  
• Do not access any pro wrestling websites tonight if you are squeamish.  Vince McMahon may be about to get his wish.  Cody Rhodes is working the main event of Hell in a Cell with such a torn pectoral muscle, his entire left side of his torso is red and purple.  All it would take is one wrong blood clot, and Vince can chalk another one into his belt.