as lawrence lee reports in southeast england, church leaders are warning that the poor are being left behind. >> reporter: holly aspire to be a business woman and has never wanted handouts from anyone, certainly not the government. but she had to close her shop down for a month when her four-year-old daughter became ill and had to go to hospital. when she came home she had no food in the fridge and not a penny to buy anything. now she goes to the food bank afteid food bank after raiding her daughter's money jar for a few coins to buy milk. >> we're nice people, we're not what people expect. we're not drug addicts. we're not alcoholics. we're not in this situation because we've lived this amazing life, and we've got it because it is just the way it is. >> reporter: holly lives on england's south coast. it's posh here with the capital p. the fifth most expensive town in england but here as elsewhere, the food bank has never been busier. of course the government can point to a whole slew of statistics which say life in great britain is generally getting better. wages up, inflation down,

lawrence lee reports from southeast england. >>> holly aspires to be a business woman and says she neverd handouts from anyone. certainly not the government. but she had to close her shop down for a month when her 4 year old daughter had to go to the hospital. when she got home she had no food and no money. so she had to go to the food bank. >> we're nice people. we -- we don't -- we're not what people expect. we're not drug addicts or alcohol alcoholics. we haven't gotten ourselves in this situation because we have lived this amazing life. it's just the way it is. >> reporter: holly lives on england's south coast. it is posh here with a capital p. it's the fifth most expensive town in england, but here as elsewhere, the food bank has never been busier. some of the fastest growth rates are far casted in the industrialized world here. but now there is an entire layer of society, 1 million deep who simply can't afford the basics. the trus l trust which now has some 30,000 volunteers has come up with some startling figures on food bank news. in 2010 just of 61,000 were asking for rash shuns

my name is lawrence lee. i depend on bike because it gets me around. in 2014 sf mta released a bicycle strategy for the investment infrastructure. i think it was a correct acknowledgment that it was needed. i applaud the goals presented today by the sf mta, specifically by the budget presented is not what it is now. it's half of what we need. it's also dependent on a november ballot. it leaves major gaps. downstairs in the photo exhibition, there is a bicycle parking meter. that reflects how bicycling is a necessary part of contemporary life in san francisco. we are a decade 1/2 in the century and infrastructure lacks a lot. i would really like to know why these plans are being watered down. particularly concerned about how we are only accomplishing part of the bicycle strategy. when we should be advertising the entire strategy without gaps with aggressive investment. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> my name is elias. i want to say that i agree with lawrence and leah. why are you only funding half of your goals. keep in mind

lawrence lee has more from dublin. >> reporter: ireland is known whereverywhere for the way thatt openst's arms to tourists and visitors. but how to experience that with thbalance that withthose who fa. being a refugee here is worse than home. >> i would be kept so long. i would be forced to live in a system where i lose my human sense and my dignity is affected, and i would feel less human. i don't see that i deserve that. i wouldn't have come. >> reporter: ireland runs its asylum system differently than other places. refugees are placed in buildings under a system called direct provision which means meals and a bed but nothing else. you go to another place which gives you 19 euros a week spending money or less than $4 a day. so you're not allowed to work, but you have no money. time and again refugees told us they have been forced to do nothing, and that sends them quietly mad. stephen, who is kenyan, dos voluntary work to keep his mind busy. the government has been considering his asylum claim for the last eight years. >> we're still waiting. we don't wanting to home. we want protect

lawrence lee, al jazeera, dublin. >>> in washington today the deportation of immigrants was the focusat the u.s. immigration and customs enforcement headquarters. the obama administration has been averaging nearly 400,000 deportations of immigration violators every year. the protesters want the president to use his executive power toen the practice. >>> al jazeera's new series borderland looks at the stories of those who cross the border. >> reporter: as rumors spread that the beast will leave in the morning. migrants scramble to claim a spot on the train. for women it's a desperate last resort. many purchase contraceptive injections ahead of the trip accepting that rape is the horrific price they might pay for a new life. brenda there honduras is preparing to take the train with her 9-year-old daughter. >> how long have you been here in mexico? there are a lot of migrants out here, primarily men, not many women, so of course as a women i wanted to speak her. and when i saw she was a mom, we just ended up talking her daughter was beautiful. are you going to take this train? >> why are

lawrence lee has more. >> reporter: people often talk about the new european nationalism as having echos1930s. and at this church it isn't hidden. hug garies leader who allied himself to the germans in world war ii. the young men in the black at the far right, yet they said it is simply a sanctuary for hungarians under attack. >> translator: god created us hungarian, and our congregation is made up of people who look after others. >> reporter: evidently they see vladimir putin in much the same way. >> we have an interest in seeing a growing russia that -- that has in a very interesting way defended its own interests, and which has basically created some -- some counter weight to -- to the west. >> reporter: they denial gagss that they are being funded by moscow, but they do admit to having a relationship. so it appears that they genuinely said something to hard line hungarian nationalists, and you might find that odd, because you would expect the russia would be accused of being fascist sympathizers, and they both have outright hostility for the european union. in recent days hard liners

lee away early. jordan for the alley-oop. it was a 26-point lead at the half. steph curry took a lot of punishment in the 3rd quarter. chief shot there by matt lawrence.ored 20 points in the third alone. blake griffin gets him here but no foul called. a frustrated curry gets a technical. the series is tied at one. clippers blow out the warriors by 40. 138-98. >>> terrelle pryor is no longer a raider. the silver and black traded him to the seahawks for a 7th round pick where he will compete for the backup job. vogelsong had trouble in denver, the giants lost 8-2. >>> at the coliseum, david murphy untied it in the 8th with an rbi single off sean doolittle. the texas rangers win 4-3. >>> good news for the warriors. they will be back home thursday for game three against the clippers. that's your morning sports. >>> play of the day, we have a little international soccer. durants with nifty footwork. check it out. even more impressive goal with the right foot. he finds the mesh, man chester city won the match 3-1 but not before one mighty impressive goal. >>> 5:25. coming up, another major bay area water supplier considers cutbacks to deal with the drought.

lee situation, is now cooperating with paul fishman. dan, if true, what are the possible scenarios that are going on in the room between david wildstein and the u.s. attorney? >> you know, lawrencegood evening. if david wildstein is looking for immunity and he's looking for immunity both from the federal government and the state government, the federal government can't confer by agreement an agreement that would then bind the state. that would be informal immunity. there's a process, though, of formal immunity. formal immunity is when a witness essentially refuses to testify in a federal grand jury. the u.s. attorney knows that the individual's going to refuse. they seek from the department of justice a immunity, a formal immunity that then gets presented to a federal judge. the federal judge then grants that immunity upon that witness, and the witness is compelled to testify in the grand jury. the beauty of formal immunity under those circumstances, it also provides immunity from state prosecutors. that's the only way to inoculate yourself from state prosecution. if indeed he is cooperating, formal immunity is one of those things he may have sought. if he's that critical of a w