Monday: The day in photos

A Brazilian Air Force plane lands during search operations for wreckage from the Air France jet at the Fernando de Noronha island airport, off the northeast coast of Brazil. A U.S. Navy team was flying to Brazil on Monday with high-tech underwater listening devices to help the search for the black boxes from the jet.  (Eraldo Peres / Associated Press)

A tranquilized elephant is winched aboard a recovery vehicle as rescuers evacuate elephants persecuted in a human-elephant conflict in the southern African country of Malawi. Local subsistence farmers sometimes use violence to protect crops from raids by the elephants. At least 10 people and a number of elephants have recently died in such confrontations. The International Fund for Animal Welfare said a group of nine elephants, including three young calves, were successfully darted and tranquilized and are en route to the Majete Wildlife Reserve. The animal welfare organization says it has begun the relocation of more than 60 elephants in an effort to end conflict between the animals and villagers.  (IFAW/ Associated Press)

Philip Schiller, an Apple senior vice president, speaks at the Apple Worldwide Developers Conference in San Francisco, where a new iPhone was unveiled.  (Jeff Chiu / Associated Press)

A young girl holds her baby brother inside a makeshift tent at a camp for refugees on the outskirts of Mogadishu. The UN refugees agencies say that about 96,000 Somalis have been displaced since fighting first broke out in May. More than 200 people have been killed in the month-old battles initially launched by extremists advocating the imposition of strict Sharia law in the African nation.  (Mohamed Dahir / AFP/Getty Images)

A displaced Pakistani man holds his baby next to his tent in the Jalozai refugee camp near Peshawar, Pakistan. Pakistan estimates more than 2 million people have fled fighting in the northwestern Swat Valley.  (Emilio Morenatti / Associated Press)

A museum visitor relaxes in a furniture installation titled “Phantasy Landscape,” designed by Verner Panton of Denmark, whose works are currently on display at the National Museum of Singapore.  (Wong Maye-E / Associated Press)