Crews in Oakland are racing to hook up 60 emergency FEMA trailers to shelter vulnerable homeless residents before an anticipated surge in virus cases next month. As KCBS reporter Holly Quan tells us, the city's mayor says this is housing beyond the pandemic. 

<p>Crews in Oakland are racing to hook up 60 emergency FEMA trailers to shelter vulnerable homeless residents before an anticipated surge in virus cases next month.&nbsp;As KCBS reporter Holly Quan tells us, the city's mayor says this is housing beyond the pandemic.&nbsp;</p>

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