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it. the trump campaign saying it s holding near through nearly $53 million in donations in the first 24 hours after the historic guilty verdicts. the former president promising to appeal that verdict. the biden also fund raising off of it. no word on how much it has raised, but the current president is speak out about it, and we are all over it from what donors are saying to how voters are reacting. and we re all over president biden s son hunter preparing for, well, the first of his trials beginning monday, this one over felony gun charges in delaware. could hunter s legal mess actually overshadow donald trump s? and from the legal storms to the very real ones that are battering texas yet again. now several states across the plains and this start of hurricane season officially. so much going on. we start right now. neil: welcome, everybody, glad to have you, i m neil can cavuto. we ve got, obviously, the appeal on the part of donald j. trump. we re going to go to c ....
deliberately responded slowly to the the shootings. also coming up: our nhs patients facing undue delays in getting specialist treatments? our new referral centres in england helping people get to hospitals or blocking them? and here s one for sherlock how did last night s finale get leaked online before it was broadcast? hello, iam hello, i am annita mcveigh, a very good evening to you from stormont, home of the northern ireland executive which today effectively collapsed. it was deadline day, but that 5pm deadline to try to salvage that 5pm deadline to try to salvage that power sharing arrangement came and went and it forced the secretary of state for northern ireland james brokenshire to announce that on the 26th of january, the assembly here would formally be dissolved and on the 2nd of march, there will be elections to the assembly in an effort to try to get this power sharing arrangement back together again. and it was interesting, james brokenshire said not onc ....
i become number one, that s great. of course that s what i want. but it s not. it s not my main priority, let s say. i really would like to take one tournament at a time, and just tried to win as many matches as possible. and then, as i said, asa matches as possible. and then, as i said, as a consequence to that, if i become number one, of course i ll be thrilled. it is eight years since rafael nadal, winner 01:14 grand slam title, last won the australian open. last year he went out in the first round. focus will be on the spaniards physical condition and, in particular, his troublesome wrist. but he still looks the part, and more importantly he believes he can win another title. before he can dream of more melbourne glory, he will have to get past the german florian mayer. ifi if i don t see myself, and if i don t believe that i can be competitive, and when i remain competitive, and when i remain competitive, is fighting for the things that i fought during the last ten ....
the extremist group that calls itself islamic state claimed it was behind the attack. the latest from our correspondent in turkey, mark lowen. this was the culmination of a huge nationwide police manhunt that appears to have finally apprehended a 34 year old man, uzbek national, abdulkadir masharipov, believed to be the main suspect behind the istanbul nightclub attack. in the aftermath of the attack he managed to escape, to flee the scene. there were fears he could have even left turkey, managing to get to areas controlled by so called islamic state, which said it was behind the attack, but that wasn t the case. he was arrested tonight in a western istanbul suburb of esenyurt along with his four year old son and others. they were reportedly hiding in an apartment belonging to a kyrgyz man in istanbul, so there will be questions of course over his support network that he managed to have. and questions over whether he had support and accomplices for the attack itself, in ....
our look at the day at westminster. the headlines: mps from across the commons call for action to streamline the health service and social care in england. the local government agree they need help. the health service agrees they need help. but the health service and local government blame each other. warnings that a skills shortage in the housing industry is leading to poor quality buildings. the pressure that the trades have had up to it means we have substandard building going on. and, in the lords, the government gives assurances workers rights won t be damaged by brexit. but first, the government s been warned by mps on all sides of the house of the need for better communication between the health service in england and social care. conservative backbenchers were among those who told ministers about hospital beds being taken up and constituents finding themselves caught between health and social care providers, neither of which were able to help. local governmen ....