Marco's Evening Report

Sunday, September 27, 2026
Tonight: ON · night 7 of 7 — last one

Last night of the block — admit Jessica, floor calls Cheryl, and a week off starting tomorrow morning before the next stretch opens Monday Oct 5. Tuesday's a full day: EPIC training for the new NCH gig in Naples, then a hackerspace class that evening. AEW All Out happened while you were on shift last night — Ospreay held onto the world title, and the Young Bucks made history. Fantasy is a lost cause again this week (down big to Free Jacobs, only Kyren Williams left to play), but nothing on your side needs a lineup change tonight.

1 · Tonight & Tomorrow

Tonight — Sun 9/27

Night 7 of 7 — last one, plan the flip back to days.
6:00 PM – 6:00 AM (Mon) — ACH Night Shift, South Florida Baptist Hospital, Plant City. Admit: Jessica 4p–1a · Floor calls: Cheryl 1a–6a.
8:20 PM — K. Williams (your fantasy RB) plays LAR @ DEN, the last score of your Week 3 matchup. See Section 6.

Tomorrow — Mon 9/28

OFF. Block ends this morning when you come off shift — seven nights off before the next one starts.
Havana has a Preply English lesson with Sophia M. at 8:00 PM — hers, not a conflict for you.

Next 7 days

Tue 9/29 — EPIC Training (NCH onboarding), Naples, 8:30a–1:30p · Turn a Christmas Ornament, Tampa Hackerspace, 6:30–8:30p. Long day, but no shift to collide with.
Wed 9/30 — OFF. Fantasy waiver clears 3:00 AM ET — no shift collision this time.
Sat 10/4 — Steel MIG Welding Safety and Basic Usage, Tampa Hackerspace, 9a–1p. Last day off before the next block.
Next class: Turn a Christmas Ornament — 2 days Next wrestling: WWE Money in the Bank — 13 days Next first-night: Mon Oct 5 — 8 days RV: nothing due — log's still empty

2 · Hackerspace

3 · Ring Report

You were on shift for it, so here's the recap: AEW All Out: Chicago — Will Ospreay retained the AEW World Title over Jon Moxley with a Hidden Blade after interference from both Death Riders and United Empire. The Young Bucks won a record fourth AEW World Tag Team Championship, beating Christian Cage & Adam Copeland and FTR in a three-way ladder match. Okada kept the International Title over Ciampa, Andrade El Ídolo retained the National Title over PAC, and Thekla beat Willow Nightingale to earn a shot at Mercedes Moné at WrestleDream next month. Only one title changed hands on the nine-match card. (AEW official recap)

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WWE · Premium Live Event
Money in the Bank
7:00 PM ET · Smoothie King Center, New Orleans, LA
ESPN Unlimited (US) · Netflix (intl)
13days

Ladder-match qualifiers are still airing on WWE TV — full card not set yet.

4 · RV

The maintenance log is still empty — no odometer, no generator hours, no intervals logged yet. Whenever you get a few minutes near the rig, jot down where it stands and this section will start doing real work for you. Nothing on the calendar this week, and nothing brewing in the Gulf or eastern Caribbean, so no storm-prep flag tonight.

5 · Training

No training on the calendar this week.

6 · Fantasy Football

LordHaveMRSA · Daily Report →

7 · Medicine Desk

Nothing cleared the freshness bar tonight. Checked FDA approvals and novel-drug news, the drug-shortage lists, CMS/Medicare hospital rules, USPSTF, and the usual hospital-medicine roundups — everything found was either an undated rolling list or from before last night's report (Lilly's once-weekly insulin approval and the CMS lab-fee proposal were both from earlier in the week). Better a thin section than something stale.

8 · The Debate

Should Congress use its war powers to force an end to the Iran war?

It's live again today: Trump confirmed he's rejected Iran's 7-day offer to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, and hours later explosions were reported near Qeshm Island as Iran claims to have seized a second US underwater drone this month. That's the backdrop for a Senate vote three days ago, the 14th time since Trump launched strikes in February, where a resolution to force an end to the war failed 49-50.

Force an end to it

Sen. Tim Kaine (D-VA), the resolution's sponsor: Republican colleagues "have been carrying water for this ridiculous and illegal war for months and months and months and not listening to their constituents." Four Republicans crossed over to vote yes — Collins, Murkowski, Paul, and Tillis, who said simply, "We've got to break the cycle."

Let it continue

Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO), voting no: "My own view is that the focus right now needs to be on attacking the cost of living issues" — a vote to keep Congress out of war powers so attention (and gas prices) stay the political priority ahead of the midterms.

Where it lands: no verdict here — but with Trump publicly rejecting Iran's offer today and reportedly eyeing renewed strikes after the midterms, the next war-powers vote won't be far off. (Washington Post, Al Jazeera)

9 · World & Screens

Section H — Background / Already covered