Divisions emerge among occupiers, city leaders over movement's place in struggling Oakland

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — The tear gas clouds have cleared, graffiti has been scrubbed off buildings, and shattered glass has been swept away. As downtown Oakland attempts to get back to normal — which for now seems to include a massive Occupy Wall Street tent encampment in front of City Hall ...

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