i was in shock, especially about that little boy. yeah. still didn t know what had happened, really. it wasn t long though. watching the silent stern faces streaming in and out of that little house. a person couldn t help but put two and two together. coming up right there in that very neighborhood, police would find their suspects. they had recovered a knife. quick work from investigators. two suspects, two confessions. it was supposed to be routine. we go in and find the purse. we get the money and then we leave. reading the details and only those involved were going to know. were they telling the truth? when dateline extra continues. the newly advanced gle can see in your blind spot. onboard cameras and radar detect danger all around you. driver assist systems pull you back into your lane if drifting.
and all that in there? i can t even bring my purse into the game. how do they get into the stadium with repelling gear? really. i went to a world series game and got padded down. every single person couldn t get in without getting padded down. what s going on? we have a brand new wall street journal poll that has just came out. it s great news. ben carson for the first time since june, the leader is not donald trump. he s got 29%. donald trump has 23. when you add them up, the key is it s 52. that tells you a majority of americans, by a slight margin, are for the outsiders. then after that you ve got marco, ted and jeb. as you can see, a fraction of what the outsiders have. marco rubio is in a third slot there. and donald trump is going to join us at 7:40 a.m. you won t want to miss that. he s still leading substantially in new hampshire. 26 to 16 over ben carson.
how many people are applying for passports every day? every day more than 7,000 people. reporter: none here are ready to admit their plans, but many will leave. he tells me since europe opens its doors to refugees, we have seen a direct increase in the number of people applying for passports. r for the smuggler, each passport hold er is a business opportunity. translator: they leave their money with a trusted person. for instance, a money dealer. as soon as the person reaches his destination, the money dealer gives us the money. reporter: but as he explains, if the person doesn t get through, he still gets paid. translator: our rule is that we try three times. if a person couldn t reach his destination after three attempts, he has to pay us. reporter: the surest certainty, it seems, smugglers
of beheadings. the test was if you can recite the koran. this feels like a new level of brutality. erin unfortunately, it s not for al shabab and not islamic extremists as a whole. in the mall in the west gate male mall attack they did the same thing. they said who is the mother of the prophet and if the person couldn t answer the question they were shot. then asking if you were a muslim if they were hesitated, they were shot. their brutality is unparalleled. isis is brutal. other groups have been notorious for their brutality. unlike in nairobi or kenya which has 85% christian population in
sweatshirt on. when i had the orange sweatshirt, i said okay. the train is far enough for me to be able to jump to the tracks, wave to try to stop it before any more harm came to the person on the tracks. that s what i did. that s amazing. you actually thought, well, this train has to stop in order for me to survive? i really did. i really believe that if i could get the attention of the driver, of the cta train and wave, that i would be fine. i didn t try to jump up and down because i wanted him to make sure that he focused on me and at the floor level so if i had to move at the last minute, he would at least know that there was something wrong and maybe stop the train if the person couldn t get up in time. a little prayer is this something you re trained to do, the tsa actually trains you to rescue as well? well, believe it or not, tsa