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Around the World: Lithuania holds baby crawling competition

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Nigeria the aircraft went down yesterday in the densely populated city of Lagos.

A military official says the pilot reported engine trouble for the wreck.

The point tore through businesses and crowded apartment buildings officials call it the nation's worst air disaster in nearly two decades.

The Nigerian president visited the crash site today ordering an investigation.

Eleven non residents in the northern city of Tripoli protesting the latest violence between pro and anti Syrian groups.

Local media reports several killed and dozens hurt.

Store owners of close their shops in response to the deadly fighting.

And Tonga.

The small Pacific island nation kicking off today's -- and lighting ceremony part of queen Elizabeth the second's Diamond Jubilee celebrations.

Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts -- the bonfire to begin the festivities.

First of more than 4000 fires around the world.

Between lighting the final one tonight at Buckingham Palace to mark her sixtieth year on the -- Split the -- India.

The thirteenth annual baby crawling competition in the capital city of Vilnius.

25 -- raced on -- roughly fifteen foot carpeted track.

Parents waited at the finish line waving toys -- keys to keep babies focused.

The event marks international child protection days.

On this box trip round the world -- eighty seconds.