Occupy Wall Street: Oakland protesters show support for injured Iraq veteran Scott Olsen

OAKLAND, Calif. - Anti-Wall Street demonstrators held a festive march through San Francisco Saturday, but tension marked another march in nearby Oakland as protesters rallied against police violence in the name of an Iraq War veteran who was injured during a police clash. Many of the some 1,000 ...

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