News for Tuesday, July 12th, 2016 (updated)

 (update: the call letters "WALA-TV" and the phrase "another report about the game" in the first paragraph of this report were linked to the first and second  (respective) reports for WALA-TV referenced in the paragraph; a corrected version of one of the names for one of the news reporters for the local news operation at WALA-TV was put in place of a misspelled version that was posted by mistake earlier) 

• WALA-TV and WKRG-TV each had a report about folks in Mobile playing a new video game named "Pokemon GO" on at least one of their news programs since this past Monday on the eleventh day of this July (note: according to the official Facebook page for one of the news reporters for the local news operation at WALA-TV (Rebekah Hoeger), they were set to have another report about the game and some of its players in Mobile in their programming later this Tuesday). 

• The main broadcast channel for WKRG-TV had an advertisement for WKSJ-FM about a syndicated radio program ("The Bobby Bones Show") that was added to their regular programming plan for Monday through Friday last Monday on the fourth day of this July and two of their radio announcers (Dan Brennan and Shelby Mitchell) having a new shift in their regular programming plan for Monday through Friday in order to accommodate the syndicated program during one of its breaks for commercial and promotional advertisements.

• The news presenters on the local news program WKRG-TV had in their programming between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. (Bill Riales and Chad Petri) this Tuesday were speculating about the word "Hillary" in a report the program had about ten "stop" signs in the county of Baldwin in southwest Alabama being vandalized with that word (the one named Bill Riales seemed to guess the word was used to in connection to a candidate for the presidency of the United States since, as he put it, "There happened to be a candidate named 'Hillary' running for president' before guessing the name was used in reference to an "ex-wife" or "soon-to-be ex-wife" and concluding that both he and the news presenter named Chad Petri could not make a direct connection or correlation to either one of those guesses).