the hospital, others treated on site. the local fire chief reportedly says four people were hurt. the leader of the militant group, isis, is calling on muslims round the world to move to the new islamic state it declared in parts of iraq and syria. in just released oddover recording he urges scholars, doctors, engineers, people with military experience to join the movement. this comes as iraq s leaders struggle to form a new government. kurdish and sunni lawmakers walked ute of a parliament session in baghdad after arguing with members of the country s shiite majority. western leaders say iraq needs a new government to unite its people against the militants bloody offensive. the united nations said last month more than 2600 people died in iraq, mostly civilians. analysts say that s a level of violence the nation has not seen since 2008, during the war. amateur video shows isis fighters parading their military fire power through the streets of northern syria.
reporter: sunnis and kurds walked out after shouting down the shi ite majority. an iraqi orchestrate played the national anthem as maliki gave no indication he planned to step aside. translator: the session is postponed until next week. thank you. the session is deferred until july 8th. reporter: reaction from washington defensive after secretary of state john kerry had flown just last week to baghdad to urge iraq s lead towers quickly form a unity government. it would be better if they chose a speaker. we understand this is a difficult process that has a lot of moving parts. reporter: isis fighters continue to consolidate gains on both sides of the iraqi border. and video showed them parading their military fire power including what looked like a giant scud missile through the streets of northern syria. and the leader of isis called on muslim scholars, doctors and people with military experience
the justification for the u.s. of force. hagel will make the military case that it is military fire power that must be used that show of force to punish the assad regime for its use of chemical weapons. diplo diplomacy hasn t worked. the president has already said he wants to undertake military action. he wants congress to approve it. what the next step may be is for hagel to make the case but where he may run into trouble is trying to convince members of congress that it s going to change anything on the ground in syria. this will be a very limited operation and many people will tell you it s very doubtful it s going to make the assad regime change its behavior. barbara, can you describe for us what you think this military plan will look like. what are some of the details of
the last begun. you were a member of the nra, and the president calls his proposals common sense and critics say it s not going to do a lot to prevent mass shootings and would not have helped in new town, connecticut, if you had the ear of congress, which of the president s recommendations would you tell them to take up first? there are three things i would tell them to take up first. but the most important is to ban the high capacity magazines, they are ammunition feeding devices to make it possible to bring military fire power our schools and public gatherings and our churches. that s the most important thing. cut back on the ammunition capacity then go to the complete background check, meaning covering gun shows and private sales between individuals that account for 40% of all firearm sales in the united states and finally i would ban the high capacity semiautomatic rifles themselves. critics of the proposal of assault weapon s bans argued
now we ve talked about corn and grain crops, but now the drought is threatening the nation s dairy supply. let s get right back to rob marciano. he s live in indiana. rob, let s talk about the livestock that supplies all of us with milk and cheese. is there enough food and water for them at this point? reporter: well, no. right now they have enough now but a lot of that is left over from last year which was a pretty good crop. what worries farm serious what s going to happen as we get towards fall and the winter. do they have enough to get these dairy cows through the winter. this herd, by the way, this farm south of indy, 500 dairy cows in this herd. a lot of mouths to feed. how much milk do they produce. check out the milking station. they can pump 20u9, 30 pounds of milk in about five minutes. they do that three times a day. they need lot of food and energy. this particular dairy farm has been around for well over 150 years. i spoke with the owner, a sixth again regulate