are you coming today vs will you coming in the evening

Some examples from the web:

• Sasha, are you coming home today?
• Besides, do they know you are coming today?
• -Bob knows that you are coming back today.
• - Where are you folks coming from today?
• My father was also looking forward to you coming today.
• I would like to thank you all for coming today.
• Thank you, Commissioner, for coming today.
• - And he was coming today for the trial.
• The one I told you was coming today.
• Thanks for coming today with Hal.
• I think they said the carpet guy's coming today.
• I'm very grateful to you all for coming today.
• Nana isn't coming today, and Mitchell's relieved.
• So, I thought you said Pandemic Media people were coming today.
• Thank you all for coming today to the Interim Anglo-American Resources Forum.
• Thank you for coming today to open a dialogue.
• Those guys from cable TV are coming today.
• But he said he was coming today.
• The movers coming today, yes.
• The movers coming today, yes.

Some examples from the web:

• Imagine me coming home in the evening, Lorraine.
• He's coming tomorrow on the evening train.
• I overheard them talking about him coming in this evening.
• You may have noticed her coming here in the evening to pray.
• Thank you for coming this evening.
• The Magruders and the Pfarrers are coming this evening.
• Well, don't forget we have our special guest coming this evening.
• He knows that we were coming this evening.
• I said I was coming that evening and I meant to have it out with her.
• I said I was coming that evening and I meant to have it out with her.
• Jason and Tara are coming over this evening as well.
• Thank you for coming, good evening.
• The news is coming this evening that the execution of the poet, Federico García Lorca, has been confirmed.
• Your brother's coming for supper this evening.
• Evening coming on, light fading, a flashbulb would have betrayed Pettifer's presence.
• Coming home that evening, I ran into the first of what turned out to be a series of unpleasant surprises.
• She's coming for dinner this evening so you can tell her yourself.
• The whole wedding party coming over here this evening and heaven only knows what he'll say or do.
• I was thinking about you and other Members whose regular presence in this Chamber was possibly coming full circle this evening, and we should give them the credit they deserve.
• I want to thank you nice ladies and gentlemen... and my fellow officers... for coming here this evening to celebrate the retirement... of an old friend, Sheriff Buford T. Justice.