in the eastern city of dresden, journalist ulrich wolf last been looking into connections between the far right and the security guards. >> we have a problem that the security is the right wing connection, have right wing connections. >> wolf's number uncovered abuse by a dresden based security company after this video of guards thread thing a lebanese asylum seeker, the links were to pegida, the far right group that demonstrates every saturday in dresden and across germany. >> they have the feeling of the foreigners which we don't want to have here. >> so it's easier for city to turn a blind eye and ignore them? >> i don't see anything i don't hear anything and i don't say anything. that is a typical attitude. >> the european commission says that at the end of 2016, there will be triple the number of refugees. if that does not end that can only mean more misery and more profits. next, the rise of the right, anger at politicians, fear of foreigners drives the return of vicious hate to the streets of germany. >> the backlash ask growing. communities long tolerant of migrants, the commu

reporter: nevertheless, in recent times, right-wing movements have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresden. some people have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but the authors say that should not stop them from educating future again rayi-- generations. >>> you can find out much more on our website. our main story there about what is happening in syria. you can find it at myself, that if we stay here in this crowd, they could kill us. >> translator: there was no many people that i was no longer in control of myself. >> translator: it felt like they were in power and that they could do anything with the women out the street partying. >> reporter: protesters say the police could and should have done more. what happened more than a week ago is fuelling the debate in germmy about immigration. witnesses said many of the suspects looked arab or north african. more than 30 suspects have now been identified by german police. some are asylum seekers, but they aren't being connected to the sexual assault allegations, but face violence and robbery charges. the chancellor has dema

recent times, right-wing moves such as the anti-islamic group have staged rallies in the eastern city of dresdenthors of this new version say this should not stop them from educating future generations about the evils of national socialism. dominic kane, al jazeera, munich. >>> more on the website, aljazeera.com. [ cheers ] >>> a positive jobs report gives an early boost to any market, but the gains are slowly slipping away. ♪ >> reporter: the power of music. south korea retaliates against the north with the help of some tunes. >>> and a popular pesticide may be why the bees are dying in record numbers. >>> plus tribal leaders in oregon now taking on those

in the eastern city of dresden, ulrich wolf has looked into the issue of security guards. >> translator: >> we are often told that the security is the right wing connections, have right wing connections. >> reporter: wolf's newspaper uncovered abuse by a dresden based security company after this credit individual of guards threatening refugees surfaced. pegida, anticorporate anti-refugee group that demonstrates every week in dresden and across germany. >> they are not very motivated and have a feeling that these are foreigners which we don't want to have here. >> reporter: why are the city officials not paying more attention to who is providing security? >> that's a good question. you have to ask them. >> it is easy for the city to turn a blind eye and basically ignore. >> i don't see anything, i don't hear anything and i don't say anything.that is a typical attitude. >> reporter: these are not isolated incidents. in one german state, the officials have estimated that one out of every ten known right wing extremist works for a security agency. rating, quote, an extreme potential for con

times, right-wong movements such as the anti-islamic group have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresdeneople have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but thu authors of this new version say this should not stop them from educating future generations about the evils of national socialism. dominic kane, al jazeera, munich. >>> more on our website, the address, aljazeera.com. ♪ >> a positive u.s. jobs report this morning gave the new york stock exchange and the dow an early boost, but the gains today are now slowly slipping away. ♪ >>> power of music. south korea is retaliating against the north. >>> bees are dying in record numbers, and some researchers are now blaming a popularest pesticide. plus -- >>

reporter: nevertheless, in recent times, right-wing movements have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresden people have argued that the far right may welcome this publication. but the authors say that should not stop them from educating future again rayi-- generations. >>> you can find out much more on our website. our main story there about what is happening in syria. you can find it at aljazeera.com. >> religion. long the spiritual nourishment of the soul. now groundbreaking research on how it impacts the brain. >> because it's the biggest question out there. >> scientists analyzing the minds of believers. >> can you tell the difference between the brain of mother theresa versus a terrorist? >> measuring the divine one brain scan at a time. >> this is "techknow". a show about innovations that can change lives.. >> the science of fighting a wildfire.

times right-wing movements such as the anti-islamic group have staged regular rallies in the eastern city of dresdenve argued that the far right may welcome this publication, that the authors of this new version say they should not stop them from educating future generations about the evils of national socialism. dominic kane, al jazeera, munich. >>> it's time for all of the sports news now. >> barbara thank you. christiano renaldo is going nowhere, so says the new coach. he was speaking ahead of his first match ahead of real on saturday. following the sacking of the previous coach on monday, the former coach of real's b team has been quick to praise the portuguese. >> translator: he is more than irreplaceable. he is the life and soul of this real madrid. i'm laughing, because he will not leave while i'm here. >> translator: what is very good and what makes me so happy is that i see the team as very well, very well, very, very well. and that's something. wow. that's why i'll sleep very well tonight. because we had a great practice today. actually the last three days, but especially today. today prev