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How concerned are people there, max? >> reporter: the palace doesn't seem too concerned at this point. what we have to do is read what we can into the traditions which obviously go back such a long way. for the queen not to go sa sandringham is a departure from the tradition. she was due to go yesterday and photographers were waiting on the platform and police on the train platform with them. the royal protection officers. it wasn't until a few minutes before she would go, that everyone stood down. that caused all sorts of concern. she always makes the train. then you did not hear anything fro...

>> that is unless you're this man who seems to ignore the warning track. you witness someone fall off the train platform. as a bystander what would you do? a, get on your belly, reach down and try to pull the person to safety? b, quickly check for incoming trains, then jump into the pit to rescue him? or c, notify a transit employee, ignoring the danger of a potential inbound train, passengers drop down to help. luckily everyone escapes safely. experts say you should never jump on the tracks making option b a potentially dangerous gamble. >> i cannot recommend that anyone jump on to try to ass...

That you'll be able to feel it. >> that is unless you're this man who seems to ignore the warning track. you witness someone fall off the train platform. as a bystander what would you do? a, get on your belly, reach down and try to pull the person to safety? b, quickly check for incoming trains, then jump into the pit to rescue him? or c, notify a transit employee. ignoring the danger of a potential inbound train, passengers drop down to help. luckily everyone escapes safely. experts say you should never jump on the tracks making option b a potentially dangerous gamble. >> i cannot recommend t...

Sole, boots, it's thick enough that you'll be able to feel it. >> that is unless you're this man who seems to ignore the warning track. you witness someone fall off the train platform. as a bystander what would you do? a, get on your belly, reach down and try to pull the person to safety? b, quickly check for incoming trains, then jump into the pit to rescue him? or c, notify a transit employee. ignoring the danger of a potential inbound train, passengers drop down to help. luckily everyone escapes safely. experts say you should never jump on the tracks making option b a potentially dangerous ...