S.W.A.T. members leave Chardon High School in Chardon, Ohio, after a gunman opened fire inside the high school's cafeteria at the start of the school Monday, killing one student and wounding four, officials said. Special Agent Vicki Anderson said Monday the shooter was taken into custody near his car about a half-mile from the high school.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Mark Duncan / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54918

0

Doug Gasper, a ninth-grader at Chardon High School in Ohio, is hugged by his mother, Sandy, as they leave Maple Elementary School Monday in Chardon. Students assembled at Maple after a shooting took place at the high school. A gunman opened fire inside the high school's cafeteria at the start of the school day, killing one student and wounding four, officials said. A suspect is in custody.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Tony Dejak / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54919

1

Rookie Marie-Anick Alie of Inukvik, Northwest Territories, rounds a corner near Goose Lake on the final day of the Anchorage Fur Rendezvous World Championship Sled Dog Race, in Anchorage

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Bill Roth / Anchorage Daily News

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54920

2

Young schoolboys gather around a bonfire as they celebrate an old pagan custom called "Scheibenschlagen" in Untervaz.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: ARNO BALZARINI / EPA

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54921

3

Light trails made by passing automobiles are seen in front of the Colosseum in Rome. Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti is implementing a $26.9-billion package of spending cuts and tax increases to eliminate the budget deficit and tame the nation's 1.9-trillion-euro debt.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Alessia Pierdomenico / Bloomberg

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54922

4

A Myanmar fishmonger arranges fish at her market stall in Myitkyina. The World Bank said last week that it was encouraged by Myanmar's new openness and wanted to support economic reforms but cautioned that the long-isolated state had to pay back arrears.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: SOE THAN WIN / AFP / Getty Images

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54923

5

People walk at sunrise at the United Nations building in Geneva.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP / Getty Images

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54924

6

A model displays a creation as part of the Giorgio Armani Fall-Winter 2012-2013 show during the women's fashion week in Milan, Italy.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: GIUSEPPE CACACE / AFP / Getty Images

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54925

7

Israeli soldiers fire their rifles during clashes with Palestinian stone throwers demonstrating in the West Bank neighborhood of Al-Ram, adjacent to Israeli-annexed east Jerusalem. The clashes erupted after a Palestinian wounded by Israeli army gunfire at Al-Ram died in a hospital.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: ABBAS MOMANI / AFP / Getty Images

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54926

8

Supporters of Yuri Lutsenko, former Ukrainian Interior Ministry and jailed former PM Yulia Tymoshenko's top ally, rally outside the Pecherskiy District Court in Kiev.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Efrem Lukatsky / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54927

9

A female presidential bodyguard demonstrates her martial arts skills during a drill against terrorism in preparation for the Nuclear Security Summit at the South Korean presidential house in Seoul. Top leaders from more than 50 nations and international organizations are expected to attend the summit, set for March 26-27 in Seoul, to discuss how to make the world safe without nuclear weapons.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Kim Byung-man / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54928

10

Kelly Slater competes in the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast surfing competition in Gold Coast, Australia,

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Kirstin Scholtz / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54929

11

An Indian shepherd directs a flock of sheep homewards in Allahabad.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Rajesh Kumar Singh / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54930

12

A young Indian girl places a candle as her relatives pray at their residence in Ahmedabad. Hundreds of survivors of deadly religious riots gathered in western India on Monday to mark the 10th anniversary of the country's worst sectarian violence in recent years, as rights activists blasted the local government for delaying justice. On Feb. 27, 2002, a train fire in Gujarat state killed 60 Hindu pilgrims. Muslims were blamed for the fire and weeks of rioting followed. More than 1,000 people, almost all Muslim, were killed as Hindu mobs rampaged through towns and villages.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Ajit Solanki / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54931

13

People carry a totem pole during a procession to the Seattle Center from Pier 57 in Seattle. The 33-foot tall totem pole was erected in honor of slain Native American woodcarver John T. Williams. Williams was shot and killed by a Seattle Police officer in 2010. The shooting was later ruled unjustified.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Joshua Truijllo / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54932

14

Indian Dongaria Kondh tribals dance as they hold traditional tools and weapons during the annual festival of Niyam Raja in Lanjigarh at the sacred Niyamgiri Hill.

PHOTOGRAPH BY: Biswaranjan Rout / Associated Press

http://framework.latimes.com/?attachment_id=54933

15