and el nusra currently hold 29 lebanese soldiers, captured in august. jane ferguson joins us from the lebanese capital. what's confirmed jane about what exactly happened overnight? >> well what we know sammy happened throughout the day on friday was as you had said there was an appeal as video came out on friday morning of a senior nusra commander from the kelamoon area from the syrian border with lebanon, el shashani, he says he was demanding the release of his wife and two small children. on tuesday, the lebanese army here say they had taken into custody two women connected to al qaeda and the el nusra front. it was believed that one was the wife of abu bakr al-baghdadi, the i.s.i.l. commander, strong message from him that he demanded the release of his wife and children. then it was at 11:00 p.m. local time sammy that a photograph was posted on the el nusra twitter page purporting to show the shooting of that lebanese soldier, in the valley where he was from, we know they cut off the phone from that town where those soldiers were kidnapped from. it i

el nusra front al qaeda's syrian branch after pushing back western backed rebels. according to the syrian observatory for human rights those heavy arms were used in the offensive. one of el nusra's commanders who are saudi arabian, promised more battlefield successes. >> our message to every syrian soldier protecting assad your destiny will end up like the soldiers destiny today. the regime never tried to save them so they died at the hands of the mujahideen. >> the syrian are military says the fight is not over but the rebels are already celebrating but it is el nusra in particular that won this battle. it is the dominant force in that corner of syria. zeina khodr, al jazeera, beirut. >> iraqi army has been engaged in furious fighting as they try push out i.s.i.l. from the anbar province. security forces are being backed by tribesmen on the ground. >>> al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists who have now been detained in egypt for 352 days. baher mohamed, mohamed fahmy and peter greste protest against their sentences. >>> the turkish pr

the self appointed caliph for the islamic world, and a split took place between el nusra and the islamic state, immediately issued a state called islamic state of iraq and syria, and later khalafa, islamic state, which means that now now zawhir, assumption, i think there's theological divisions now that will prevent al qaeda and i.s.i.s. to join efforts together because i don't see ayman al zawhiri being. >> you learned something different. >> they believe they are following islam in its purest form which is total by absurd. you know bashar al-assad, 1996 declaration of jihad, yes, it focused on iran, on the u.s., but it also focused on the middle east. there are many incubating that leads to extremism that leads to recruitment. in most of the muslim work that sufficient caits critical thinking. women's rights issues. you have economic corruption and political corruption that makes any system in the middle east, in most of the middle eastern countries cancerous. >> we worry about the western fighters that are going over there, canadian, brits. >> but about 60% of them they come from five

or al qaeda or el nusra, or whatever organization, they worked with in syria and iraq, will reach out them and they can utilize them to do attacks. with the technology we have today. whole issue of people from the west or from the middle east or from southeast asia going to fight in syria and building that network ten times more dangerous. >> are you worried about those who never go over? because i.s. puts out messages to say commit crimes or do these things in the name of islam? >> sure, and those individuals are dangerous. and it's very difficult to figure out where they are. because individual nature of the threat, individual nature of the radicalization process and of the operational process, they go from radicalization to being operational is very personal and sometimes very short. however i think with every threat i look at it as an equation. threat equal intention plus capability. the intention will always be there. you're always going to have people who want to attack us. will they have the capability to do it? that's what our system is designed, the national security system i

the commander was referring to el nusra who's presence xlining indicates the situation. >> when we see written and clear plan, we will discuss it. until that happens, we cannot discuss it with other brigades. >> the syrian government did say it was willing to study the proposal but for now, the initiative remains just that. he needs to screeconvince the reynolds stopping the war won't amount to a surrender. beirut. >> muslims in iraq and iran are dmem rating the prophet mohammed's grandson. thousands marched at the end of the 40-day period at a timen the he was killed in the 7th century. coming up on ""al jazeera america"" we head to peru after a rich clash with poor over slowing climate change. speaking of an uphill battle, pour ambulance services are forcing locals to get ce avian to ensure to get adequate healthcare. the millions march here in new york city as thousands make their way to down downtown new they are demanding a change in the way law enforcement interacts with the black community. >> an intimate look at middle class families. >> i panicked because, how we gonna pay tha

the commander was referring to he will nusra who's presence complicates the situation. el complicates the situation. >> with a clear plan, we will discuss it. until that happens, we can't not discuss it with other brigades. >> they said they were ready to study the proposal but the initiative is just that. he needs to convince the rebels that stopping the war in aleppo won't amount to a sur render. zana hodr. >> tens of thousands of iranians marched in tehran at the end of a 40-day mourning period. imam hussein was killed in the 7th century. >> escaping to jordan, jordan is ready to stop offering help to thousands of people. europe's immigration prices, wave after wave of refugees seeking a better life. only on al jazeera america >>> officials say 12 people are now confirmed dead and more than 100 are still missing after a landslide in indonesia. torrential rains set off these landslides and destroyed a remote village. authorities are bringing in tractors and bulldozers to help with the rescue efforts. more than 16,000 nigh yearians across the border. the numbers of refuge

now, the syrian based al-qaeda linked battle group el nusra and it was captured with an attack on theof lebanon and we report from beirut threatening to kill all the hostages if their demands are not met. >> reporter: the death is the lowest point since this hostage crisis began in august and he was one of several dozen members of the lebanese security forces being held by al-nusra front and i.s,i.l.. they were captured by the syrian-based fighters during a raid on the border here. for months desperate relatives of hostages have been protesting in the capitol. when the news broke of the latest killing, they shut down the roads. and he is afraid his brother will be next. >> translator: i have been suffering in the streets and receiving threats that my brother will be killed and who should be held responsible and who to blame, there is only god and seriously we reached the end. >> reporter: in the past the police moved families on but saturday they let them protest. there is a growing sense of urgency in beirut right now. the families of those being held captive say they are regularly c