tomorrow. >> reporter: well, that's right. the reason they're saying that, they're telling us, is because they have a lot of suspicion as to the reasons behind this postponement. they believe this is a strategy by carrie lam, a strategy by pro beijing lawmakers, perhaps a strategy by the government this fwiej allow the anger we've seen on the streets to dissipate and once that's dissipated once the people have fumy dispersed they will reintroduce this bill and try to push it through. no one wants to let their guards down. which is were y. rights groups are saying we're still going to push ahead with sunday's protests, to keep the pressure on carrie lam to live through this. there is no question carrie lam has come under a great deal of pressure over the last few days, over the last several weeks -- >> steve, respectfully i'm going to interrupt you for a second. we're seeing carrie lam, the chief executive of the hong kong government, step up to the podium. she is going to address the media, going to address hong