joining us to discuss, sarah holder as part of our citylab series. how could this backfire? nk some of the potential drawbacks of these kind of incentive campaigns are for those already nervous about vaccine side effects and safety, it could make the shot seem more risky, even though it has been proven to be very safe. like, if this is so safe, why are you paying me to get it? introducing financial motivations could also erode one of the clear and most fundamental community-minded incentives are getting the vaccine, that your personal immunity benefits the collective good, and replaces it with this more selfish perk. but there needs to be more research on how this works. in buffalo, new york, vaccine appointments were slowing down and they said, get vaccinated, get a free beer, and the line was out the door. and so many more people showed up there. so it remains to be seen how these play out. emily: uber and lyft are offering free rides as well to vaccine sites. what's the history that we have a weather incentives like this will work? i mean, maybe some people do not want the

joining us is sarah holder. what do we know about this bill?now that the bill was supposed to have passed by the anniversary of george floyd's murder, and it has not so far. part of the issue is the qualified immunity clause, which has sparked some disagreement. in minneapolis, a number of george floyd's family spoke on stage and accessory to the appointment congress was not able to pass such a bill. haidi: we are hearing from president biden hoping for a swift deal on the legislation to overhaul u.s. law enforcement. what progress has been made when it comes to the calls to tackle systemic racism and racist behavior in the u.s. within institutions we have seen in the past 12 months? >> on the ground in minneapolis, one of the things i've heard again and again is while the community has come together, while there has been global understanding in a new way of the way racism operates in policing, there hasn't been much tangible change on the ground in the way policing operates. in many cities, we are seeing attempts to invest in alternatives to p

i want to bring in sarah holder. kidding the first concrete data of what has happened.picture does that data paint? >> an analysis of usps moving data and change of moving address by myself and a partner found a lot of temporary moves were recorded. most of them, 84%, were recorded within this same metro area. people were moving they were not moving very far. -- but they were not moving very far. emily: where are they moving exactly? >> there is a lot of talk about how people are moving out of new york into miami, austin, l.a.. what is more interesting is to look at some of the metro level migration patterns. the san francisco bay area, a lot of folks were moving to l.a. but also to places like stockton and sacramento, where housing prices are lower. folks can -- who can suddenly work remotely can afford to buy a house. in new york, it is a similar picture. a lot of people moving to the suburbs and to places even in connecticut. some trends we saw even before the pandemic accelerated. there was more outmigration from cities than in migration. more in migration into subu

holder first. then the general public in just a bit. cropper. sarah stinson has been out there live for us at the water. for la bamba ling sampling the rise in fact, going to do exactly we've got a live picture out there now. she looks series >> okay. have trouble hearing on the right. okay. we're just we're just going to watch you. okay. is the connection is not going to be great audience. what we can see heart attack this week. yeah. this is the ride she explained that she has jump. you i think we're going to open okay. and then it just plunges her. and yes. all right. we're watching. we're waiting. >> there. she goes. well, straight down. it struck down, it straight down so she just there is connected through skype. she's holding her own. through the which actual field camera. ok. oh, my god, that was amazing. and shot with her that the signals a little better. that was seriously amazing how is pretty whole lot that i feel like i one on the right. sarah has got your piece and now so should gifts. haha. >> that was incredible. >> scariest thing i've

sarah dallof. >> reporter: a shot in the arm for baseball and fans. >> excited to hear the noise. >> reporter: at stadiums like truist park reopened, ticket holders are getting more than a seat. they can lietget a vaccine. >> wanted to be here at 10:00. when i saw it was going to be during my favorite team's game, i made it, definitely. >> reporter: a creative approach to increased vaccine distribution as the biden administration marks two key milestones, 150 million americans have received at least one shot. 110 million are fully vaccinated. but there are signs interest is waning. some states that initially scrambled to get as many doses as possible now scaling back orders. in orange county, california, this mass vaccination site shutting down because people aren't showing up. >> we think that more people who have not yet gotten their vaccine are either fearful or they just don't have time in their lives. >> reporter: the federal government dedicating $250 million to community organizations to help spread vaccine awareness. increase the number of appointments and assist with transportation pitching in to get the country closer to herd immunity. sara

pass holders will be the first to enjoy the park and then the general public for sarah stinson joiningicane harbor to oh, i love that right behind you, sara. i like to use the floating by the way in or to sometimes it will let you because you know what i'm saying, is when you don't have smile on my face. you could. haha, you go to the side. you got those seems yes, don't you know what i'm talking about. >> and the seems can or to. but so if you if you let you go the seams. what? >> all this seems yeah, i it's all part of the part of the really is breaking your is giving your body on that fast. you don't care, though, sarah. >> there's a reason as adults. you just don't do certain things to behind a boat. i learned that as an adult. i just don't do that. however. i have come here as an adult with my brother one day we had a day off that came by here and we had the time of our lives. but i wasted a lot of time in my life in lines and right now they're at 25% capacity. so you wouldn't have to wait in a long line. so that's the perk. but guess what? you don't have to be vaccinated. you nee

holders will get first crack at it. >> there will be some new safety guidelines in place. obviously 4. sarahon is out there at the water park to explain it all, not dressed for it. now you're not going down a water slide and that. >> not yet. you guys it's cold outside. got to bring a to bring some extra clothes, some sandals. i'm not sure if i'm going to go down a slide to for now. we're going to stick to the information that is that contra costa county shutting down this vaccination site that's been in the parking lot of hurricane harbor for the last couple of weeks and it's going to shut down. and guess what's going to reopen the slides here at hurricane harbor. you can see this is the entrance and they are ready for people to come this weekend. it's going to start with members and season pass holders will be the first people then to the park in nearly a year and a half now the rest of the public going to wait. you can come memorial day weekend, that's when you can, you know, get tickets income that weekend. now, earlier when i was reporting on this vaccination site here, hurricane harbor