News for Wednesday, November 30th, 2016

• The weather reporter for the local news program that appeared on the main broadcast channel for WALA-TV during the hour of 9:00 p.m. this past Tuesday on the twenty-ninth day of this November (Matt Barrentine on "FOX 10 News at 9:00 p.m.") appeared to be mocking certain folks while presenting a report about rain predicted for their local broadcast area this Sunday on the fourth day of this December (this is what he said: "I know, wow, no, not rain on the weekend. Stop it, we need it. We'll take it whenever we can get it, right?"). 

• Some of the local news programs for WKRG-TV had reports about their companion station (WFNA-TV) being set to have special programming about a series of football games involving football teams for various high schools in the state of Alabama (including two teams from their local broadcast areas) expected to occur between this Wednesday and this Thursday (on the first day of this December) since this past Monday on the twenty-eighth day of this November (the reports erroneously had one of the broadcast channels for WFNA-TV set to have such programming referenced by the name of its main provider of network programming (Bounce TV) as if it were to one set to provide this particular sort of programming).  

• The weather reporter and the news presenters for the edition of the local news program mentioned in the first paragraph of this report (the names of those news presenters were Bob Grip and Lenise Ligon) appeared to be expressing their personal feelings about a series of fires that affected parts of the city of Gatlinburg in the state of Tennessee earlier this calendar week (the news presenter named Lenise Ligon said she was in the city this past September before saying many folks in their local broadcast area were "heartbroken" by the fires due to their personal connections to the city after sending "her heart out" to it; the news presenter named Bob Grip said he was sending his "heart out" to a famous singer with an amusement park located near the city (the name of the amusement park was Dollywood; the name of the singer was Dolly Parton) he said was performing in their local broadcast area (specifically the city of Pensacola in the state of Florida); the weather reporter said another member of WALA-TV (a weather reporter and host named Chasity Byrd) was in the city "last month" before saying a lot of "go up there").