An orphan is carried away by a police officer during the closure of the Son of God orphanage in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Oct. 21, 2011. The orphanage, whose director was accused by U.S. missionaries of not feeding children and selling donated goods, was closed Friday in a rare crackdown by Haitian authorities.

An orphan reacts inside a UNICEF bus as he is taken away after the closure of the orphanage. Police officers and child welfare officials sealed off the unpaved street in front of the Son of God orphanage and the children who lived there were loaded into a UNICEF bus and taken to new homes.

An orphan reacts inside a UNICEF bus as she is taken away.

Soldiers help people evacuate from the isolated and flooded village of Kajee Nush in Pathum Thani province, on the outskirts of Bangkok Oct. 21, 2011.

A Thai woman holds her dog while waiting for transportation on Oct. 21, 2011 in Pathumthani on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand.

People wade through floodwaters and towards an army boat as they prepare to be evacuated from the isolated and flooded village of Kajee Nush in Pathum Thani province, in the outskirts of Bangkok, on Oct. 21, 2011.

Food and water is handed out to flood victims Oct. 21, 2011 in Pathumthani on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand.

A Thai man bathes in the street after becoming homeless when his home flooded on Oct. 21, 2011 in Pathumthani on the outskirts of Bangkok, Thailand.

A dog jumps through a ring of fire during a multi-nation National Cadet Corps passing out ceremony in the Sri Lankan central town of Kandy on Oct. 21.

Military policemen carry the coffins of police officers killed during recent clashes with armed followers of the tribal leader Sadiq al-Ahmar during a funeral ceremony in Sanaa October 21, 2011.

Military police sit by the coffins of police officers killed during recent clashes with armed followers of the tribal leader Sadiq al-Ahmar during their funeral in Sanaa October 21, 2011.

Engineer Thomas Dwyer, center, with the new Bionic Exoskeleton during its launch at the Excel centre on October 21, 2011 in London, England. The bionic device developed by Ekso Bionics is a wearable, battery-powered, robotic exoskeleton, designed to aid wheelchair users and those who have suffered from spinal chord injuries to stand and walk.

Amanda Boxtel, left, who is paralyzed, is helped to walk with the aid of the new 'Bionic Exoskeleton' during its launch at the Excel centre on October 21, 2011 in London, England.

Police clash with 'Occupy Melbourne" protestors on October 21 in Melbourne, Australia. Protesters and riot police clashed in Melbourne today after police, acting on a Melbourne City Council eviction order, attempted to break up the crowd of hundreds that had been positioned in City Square for a week.

Police clash with 'Occupy Melbourne' protestors on October 21.

An elderly disabled person is evacuated from the flooded area in Bangkok's suburbs on Oct. 20, 2011.

An aerial view of a highway just outside of Bangkok, Thailand, on Thursday, Oct. 20. Thailand's Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra acknowledged Thursday that efforts to block floodwaters from entering the capital are failing and authorities will instead risk potential overflow with a controlled release of water through the city's canals.

Buddhist monks fill up sand bags to protect their temple from floods in Bangkok's suburbs on Oct. 20, 2011.

Thai people carry their belongings through floodwater in Bangkok, Thailand on Oct. 20, 2011. Thailand's premier warned Oct. 20 that it was impossible to stop the kingdom's worst floods in decades gushing into Bangkok, ordering the city's sluice gates to be opened to tackle the "national crisis."

Thai residents use a boat to leave the area as cars are jammed on a bridge over a flooded highway junction outside of Bangkok, Thailand, on Oct. 20 2011.

Women carry incense during the procession of Peru's most revered Catholic religious icon, the "Lord of the Miracles", in central Lima October 19, 2011. The procession, which draws the largest gathering of believers on the continent, can be traced to the colonial era in which an Angolan slave drew the image of a black Jesus Christ on the walls of a hut in the plantation of Pachacamila, near Lima.

Believers dressed in purple carry a painting of the "Lord of Miracles," Peru's most revered Catholic religious icon, in a major procession through central Lima October 19, 2011. The procession, which draws the largest gathering of believers on the continent, can be traced to the colonial era in which an Angolan slave drew the image of a black Jesus Christ on the walls of a hut in the plantation of Pachacamila, near Lima.

A believer cries while watching Peru's most revered Catholic religious icon, the "Lord of the Miracles", during a major procession through central Lima October 19, 2011. The procession, which draws the largest gathering of believers on the continent, can be traced to the colonial era in which an Angolan slave drew the image of a black Jesus Christ on the walls of a hut in the plantation of Pachacamila, near Lima.

Believers carry the "Lord of Miracles" painting, Peru's most revered Catholic religious icon, in a major procession through central Lima October 19, 2011. The procession, which draws the largest gathering of believers on the continent, can be traced to the colonial era in which an Angolan slave drew the image of a black Jesus Christ on the walls of a hut in the plantation of Pachacamila, near Lima.

This is a handout photo from the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium of one of two macaques that were captured by authorities Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011, a day after their owned released dozens of wild animals and then killed himself near Zanesville, Ohio. Sheriff's deputies shot and killed 48 of the animals, including 18 rare Bengal tigers, 17 lions, six black bears, two grizzly bears, a baboon, a wolf and three mountain lions. Six of the released animals - three leopards, a grizzly bear and two monkeys - were captured and taken to the Columbus Zoo.

A rescued brown bear is pictured on October 19, 2011 in this Columbus Zoo and Aquarium photograph released to Reuters on October 20, 2011.

A rescued black leopard is pictured on October 19, 2011 in this Columbus Zoo and Aquarium photograph released to Reuters on October 20, 2011. The exotic animal collector who set free his lions, tigers, bears and other beasts was bitten in the head by a big cat shortly after committing suicide, authorities said on Thursday. Three leopards, a young grizzly bear and two macaque monkeys were recaptured and sent to the Columbus Zoo, and a zoo spokeswoman said they "were doing very well" in the zoo's animal hospital.

A Kosovo Force soldier from Germany sprays tear gas towards Kosovo Serbs during clashes in the village of Jagnjenica near the town of Zubin Potok October 20, 2011. NATO troops in Kosovo fired teargas to disperse hundreds of Serbs blocking a contested border crossing with Serbia on Thursday, and used armored vehicles in a bid to remove makeshift barriers.

Kosovo Serbs sit on the street in front of Kosovo Force (KFOR) soldiers from Germany in the village of Jagnjenica near the town of Zubin Potok October 20, 2011. NATO troops in Kosovo (KFOR) fired teargas to disperse hundreds of Serbs blocking a contested border crossing with Serbia on Thursday, and used armored vehicles in a bid to remove makeshift barriers.

German army soldiers serving in the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo move to remove a roadblock near the village of Jagnjenica, Kosovo, early Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011. NATO-led peacekeepers in Kosovo confronted angry Serb crowds manning their roadblocks as tensions escalated Thursday in the volatile north of the country. After Kosovo Serb leaders refused NATO's demand to allow freedom of movement, the peacekeepers in riot gear moved at dawn Thursday against hundreds of Serbs at roadblocks consisting of parked trucks, rocks, mud and logs.

German army soldiers serving in the NATO peacekeeping mission in Kosovo clash with Kosovo Serbs on a roadblock near the village of Jagnjenica, Kosovo, early Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011. NATO-led peacekeepers in Kosovo confronted angry Serb crowds manning their roadblocks as tensions escalated Thursday in the volatile north of the country. After Kosovo Serb leaders refused NATO's demand to allow freedom of movement, the peacekeepers in riot gear moved at dawn Thursday against hundreds of Serbs at roadblocks consisting of parked trucks, rocks, mud and logs.

Kosovo Serbs carrying Serb national flag protest against NATO's move to remove roadblocks in northern Kosovo, in the town of Gracanica on Thursday, Oct 20, 2011. Kosovo's NATO-led peacekeepers confronted crowds of angry Serbs on Thursday as they tried to remove Serb roadblocks in the volatile north of the country.

The Turkish honour guard carry the flag-draped coffin of Turkish soldier Yunus Yilmaz during a funeral ceremony at Kocatepe mosque in Ankara, Oct. 20. Turkish commandos have launched air-backed ground operations against Kurdish militants in five different areas in southeast Turkey and northern Iraq after guerrillas attacked Turkish forces on Wednesday in which 24 Turkish soldiers were killed.

Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan, right, father of Turkish soldier Yunus Yilmaz, Hasan Yilmaz, second from right, and President Abdullah Gul, third from right, pray during the soldier's funeral ceremony at Kocatepe mosque in Ankara, Turkey, Oct. 20.

Hasan Yilmaz, second from left, father of Turkish soldier Yunus Yilmaz, and other relatives watch the Turkish honour guard carry the portrait of Yilmaz during a funeral ceremony at Kocatepe mosque in Ankara Oct. 20. Turkey paid its last respects to 24 soldiers killed by Kurdish rebels on the Iraq border as the Turkish air force pounded rebel camps in northern Iraq.

High school students, wearing headbands that read "Martyrs never die, the homeland cannot be separated," shout nationalist slogans during a protest against recent attacks on Turkish military, in Istanbul Oct. 20.