Today in Photos

We have three subjects in today's photo show. Parts of the aircraft and some bodies are being recovered from the Air France flight that crashed off the coast of Brazil. A second set of beautiful photos show divers examining an S-class submarine that was located near the Aland Islands between Sweden and Finland. The Russian sub went down during WWII with a crew of 50. And the last images involve protests from around the world. People protesting government, former presidents, elections, and corporations.

Section:Gallery

Tue., June 9, 2009

In this photo released by Brazil's Air Force, Brazil's Navy sailors recover debris of the missing Air France Flight 447 from the Atlantic Ocean, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Four more bodies were recovered Tuesday, and helicopters began ferrying other remains to shore.
A Brazilian Air Force helicopter lands carrying bodies recovered from the ocean during search operations of the missing Air France flight 447 in Fernando de Noronha island airport, off the northeast coast of Brazil, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. According to Brazil's Navy official Giucemar Tabosa the four bodies found Tuesday morning raise the total recovered to 28, meaning 200 others have yet to be found.

Eraldo Peres Associated Press
Members of the Brazilian Air Force carry a body recovered from the ocean during search operations of the missing Air France flight 447 in Fernando de Noronha island airport, off the northeast coast of Brazil, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. According to Brazil's Navy official Giucemar Tabosa the four bodies found Tuesday morning raise the total recovered to 28, meaning 200 others have yet to be found.

Eraldo Peres Associated Press
Brazil's Navy official Giucemar Tabosa Cardoso, right, shows to journalists a graphic of the area where Brazil's Navy frigate Constituicao is located to recover bodies of the Air France Flight 447 during a press conference in Recife, northeastern Brazil, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. According to Brazil's Navy official Col. Giucemar Tabosa the four bodies found Tuesday morning raises the total recovered to 28, meaning 200 others have yet to be found.

Roberto Candia Associated Press
Protesting students wear face masks written with slogans during a rally opposing the proposed constitutional assembly ,Tuesday, June 9, 2009, in Manila, Philippines. The students claimed that the proposed constitutional assembly was designed by allies of President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo at the House of Representatives to legitimized her plan to extend power beyond her term.

Pat Roque Associated Press
A driver sits on the ground at a road blocked by Indians during a protest against the government in Yurimaguas, northeastern Peru, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. The turmoil following the killing of police officers and Indians last Friday, has saddled Peru's President Alan Garcia with the worst crisis of his second presidency and set his government on a collision course with Peru's seething native peoples and the global environmental community.

Karel Navarro Associated Press
Indian sex workers and members of Durbar Mahila Samanawya Committee, a non-government organization for sex workers from West Bengal, shout slogans as they burn an effigy of Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd during a protest rally against the alleged racial attacks on Indian students in Australia, in Calcutta, India, Tuesday, June 9, 2009.

Bikas Das Associated Press
American and Israeli peace activists protest against the Israeli beauty product brand AHAVA at the Hilton in Tel Aviv, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. Smeared with mud, international feminist organization Code Pink, staged a protest against AHAVA, which is made with ingredients from the Dead Sea in Israel, and announced an international boycott of its products on Tuesday.

Oren Ziv Associated Press
Opposition supporters wears masks with signs declaring "Protect Georgia" during a protest in Tbilisi, Georgia, Tuesday, June 9, 2009. More than 1,000 Georgians marched through the streets of Georgia's capital to mark two months of daily protests calling for President Mikhail Saakashvili to resign. Demonstrators waved national flags under scorching weather as they moved through Tbilisi toward the Interior Ministry headquarters.

Shakh Aivazov Associated Press
Peace activist Cindy Sheehan holds a sign as she leads a march over the Dallas Tollway heading to former President George Bush's house in Dallas, Monday, June 8, 2009. Sheehan lead a march to the former presidents home in the Preston Hollow section of Dallas.

Lm Otero Associated Press
This undated image made available Tuesday, June 9, 2009 by Stefan Hogeborn, shows a diver examining the hull and deck gun of a Soviet submarine that sank with a crew of 50 during World War II. One of the divers, Marten Zetterstrom, says the S-class submarine was located near the Aland Islands between Sweden and Finland. Zetterstrom says all crew members died when the vessel exploded in 1940, probably after hitting a mine. Markus Lindholm, an Aland-based maritime archaeology expert who studied pictures of the wreck, says the claim appears to be true. He says only one submarine was known to have sunk in the area. Zetterstrom says divers found the wreck in February after a decade-long search but only announced it Tuesday because they wanted to confirm the identity of the submarine.

Stefan Hogeborn Associated Press
This undated image made available Tuesday, June 9, 2009 by Stefan Hogeborn, shows a diver examining the deck gun of a Soviet submarine that sank with a crew of 50 during World War II. One of the divers, Marten Zetterstrom, says the S-class submarine was located near the Aland Islands between Sweden and Finland. Zetterstrom says all crew members died when the vessel exploded in 1940, probably after hitting a mine. Markus Lindholm, an Aland-based maritime archaeology expert who studied pictures of the wreck, says the claim appears to be true. He says only one submarine was known to have sunk in the area. Zetterstrom says divers found the wreck in February after a decade-long search but only announced it Tuesday because they wanted to confirm the identity of the submarine.

Stefan Hogeborn Associated Press
This undated image made available Tuesday, June 9, 2009 by Stefan Hogeborn, shows a diver examining the screw and rudder of a Soviet submarine that sank with a crew of 50 during World War II. One of the divers, Marten Zetterstrom, says the S-class submarine was located near the Aland Islands between Sweden and Finland. Zetterstrom says all crew members died when the vessel exploded in 1940, probably after hitting a mine. Markus Lindholm, an Aland-based maritime archaeology expert who studied pictures of the wreck, says the claim appears to be true. He says only one submarine was known to have sunk in the area. Zetterstrom says divers found the wreck in February after a decade-long search but only announced it Tuesday because they wanted to confirm the identity of the submarine.

Stefan Hogeborn Associated Press