the old tongue, which you hear mentions of there. and across the northern sea there s the high valryian. really it s a neat thing that they did and populated the entire world with languages. even if they don t actually exist, it s not just a blanket of english. personally i would love to keep creating languages for project like the game of thrones, for tv shows, for movies. that s the dream to sit down and create a language. that dream is quickly becoming a reality. game of thrones is in the second season, and recently david fielded a call from another production team. this one from the sci-fi network. in late 2011 they were putting together a new show for the sci-fi network that was going to need a couple of invented languages. i looked at the initial script and said, yeah, this is something to do. i came up with a translation for spirit writer. you can still use the english writer. how do you say it? long form or short form? you tell me. that s easy for you to s
lagos. what do you know about the casualties, how this crash happened? reporter: hey, fred. right now, we are being told that there are no survivors from this crash. it happened at approximately a little after 3:00 p.m. local time here in nigeria. we were just down at the scene. what we saw was a fairly chaotic scene. we saw just hundreds of people surrounding the crash area. we could see the flames from the crash, that was sort of not even 50 yards away from where we were. and just tons of people surrounding the crash scene. most of them rubber necking, taking photographs. we did get a chance to talk to a red cross official on the ground, and that official told me that earlier today they had arrived on the scene at about 3:30. so not more than 20 minutes after the plane went down. they had managed to pull nine bodies from the crash. but because of the crowds, and because of this area in lagos, is densely populated, i mean, there are people on top of people in this area, ho
judge in the trayvon martin murder case. martin savidge is there. martin, how did it take place today? reporter: well, it was simple and it was uneventful, fredricka. that is just the way the authorities wanted it to be. there was always concern about george zimmerman s team. it certainly was the worry of law enforcement because of the amount of notoriety this case has received over time, and of course, because there s a lot of different opinions on this story. let s tell you how the meeting took place. it was rather clandestine how george zimmerman got into the hands of authorities. listen to the sheriff as he described how it went down. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4. was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facility. he is being booked and processed. as per judge lester s order. he ll be held on a no-bond status. reporter: and so it was really kind of a meeting that was set up on the side of th
tell us why george zimmerman is back behind bars today. reporter: yeah. and the one other thing in there, it s about one very angry judge. it happened at 1:45. that is when george zimmerman was booked back into the seminole county jail here. if that is accurate, then he had about 45 minutes left on the ticking clock at 48 hours that the judge kenneth lester when rerevoked the bond on friday. the interesting thing here is there was a great deal of concern about security and so george zimmerman actually turned himself over to authorities 20 minutes earlier at the side of the highway. listen to how the sheriff described how that happened. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4. was placed into custody, transported to the correctional facilty. he is being booked and processed. as per judge lester s order, he ll be held on a no bond status. reporter: all right. let me take you back to friday and that very dramatic hearing whe
martin, zimmerman barely made the deadline to report to jail today. when we last spoke, he had 45 minutes left. why did he have to turn himself in? explain to our viewers. well, this is all going back to, of course, last friday when the state introduced evidence that seemed to indicate that george zimmerman and his family had not been completely honest as to their finances, how much money they had, and that all weighed in to the judge s decision on where to set bond. it seems the family actually had access to a lot of money. and that set up everything that happened with the judge revoking the bond and george zimmerman having to show up here and turn himself in, and he did it, as you say, with 45 minutes to spare. he actually turned himself in to authorities at the side of a highway. listen to the sheriff describe that scene. george zimmerman met two members of the sheriff s office in the area of lake mary at i-4, was placed into custody, transported to the correctional fa