and africa. a lot of depth to the passion, anger, yes, anger, frustration that we're seeing here on the streets. back to you. >> thanks, ron allen of nbc news. let's go right now to pastor jamal bryant. he spoke at freddie gray's funeral the other day, his church, the empowerment temple held an emergency town hall meeting last night in baltimore. pastor bryant joins us now. pastor bryant i've been so impressed by your wisdom and your prudence in the way you're looking at this incredible event. weren't you under the impression we were going to get a report from the police commission this friday? >> i was. that's what the police commissioner announced initially, that it would be may 1. so everybody has always been on edge the last 11 days somewhere between christmas eve and doomsday considering what the report is when it comes back. >> well now we're hearing there isn't going to be a public report this friday. it's going to be sent over whatever they have come up with at the commission for the police department is going to be sent privately, secretly, if you will. let's put it this way.