and weather presenter Sam Mac. Weekend SunriseWeekend Sunrise is the weekend edition of Sunrise, aired Saturday and Sunday mornings from 7am to 10am. The show is formatted much like its weekday counterpart, broadcast live from Seven's Martin Place studios, and is based on a mix of human interest, showbiz and entertainment alongside half-hourly national news and sport bulletins and weather updates. The program is hosted by Monique Wright and Matt Doran with Sally Bowrey as news and sport presenter and James Tobin as weather presenter. Former shows 7NEWS at 77NEWS at 7 aired at 7pm on weeknights and was presented by Melissa Doyle from Seven's Martin Place studios, with weather presented by David Brown from the Melbourne studio. The bulletin aired on the Seven Network's secondary channel, 7Two across Australia and it first aired on 5 August 2013 and was first presented by Mark Ferguson, with Doyle taking over a week later. Western Australia had its own local live version of 7NEWS at 7, also presented from the Martin Place studio in Sydney by Sally Bowrey with weather presented by Angela Tsun from the Perth studio. On 28 April 2014, the bulletin was removed from the schedule. Today TonightToday Tonight was the network's tabloid current affairs program, which aired on weeknights at 6:30pm following the 6pm news bulletins. Local editions were produced in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne before being cancelled in 2014 with their respective news bulletins expanded from thirty minutes to one hour. In November 2019, the Adelaide and Perth editions were cancelled, with 7NEWS in those markets expanded to a full hour, bringing them in line with the east coast. Sunday NightSunday Night was the network's current affairs and investigative journalism program, which aired on Sunday nights at 8:30pm and presented by Melissa Doyle. Controversy American police attack In June 2020, a 7NEWS crew were in Washington DC, United States conducting a live broadcast of the Black Lives Matter protests for Sunrise. During the broadcast American police officers charged at the crew, battering them with clubs and riot shields, and punching the cameraman Tim Myers in the face. The incident prompted comment from Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese. Later, the reporter Amelia Brace testified in front of US Congress regarding the incident. Outing of David Campbell The news service, and in particular its news director Peter Meakin and reporter Adam Walters, came under heavy