we will warm back into the 60s next a two-year-old girl calls 9-1-1 for an unsual ( emergency. the call that one police officer this just in-- this just in: the group trying to collect enough signatures from voters to put the issue of light rail on the november ballot-- says they now have enough signatures. they collected many of those signatures on tuesday outside of primary voting locations. they want to ask the question - should city council use local funds to extend light rail from norfolk to town center in virginia beach. they say at last count the have about 20- thousand signatures -- and only needed 16- thousand-500. the group behind the petition - is opposed to light rail. the want a little girl in south carolina calls 9-1-1 for an emergency. you mean a fashion emergency-- two-year-old aaliyah called 9- 1-1 because she said she need help getting dressed. a dispatcher informed deputy martha lohnes of the situation. the deputy thought it would be a nice diversion from the routine and agreed to help. when the doorbell rang-- aaliyah was very excited to see who it was. mart

but in 2015, it's not that unsual according to local news agencies. >> the creatures are stranding, starvingand apparently dying this year along the coast. >> the images tell a haunted story. >> while we have seen spikes in recent years, 2015 is already off to an unusually bad start. >> the headlines paint a picture of an epidemic of sick pups in desperate search of food, but what's really going on is more complex. techknow went to the san diego headquarters for noaa, a federal agency that studies the oceans, for answers. >> what's happened in the last two years is that the waters in the north east pacific have warmed up way beyond what we are used to. >> according to noaa a, warmer ocean off of southern california has made it harder for nursing sea lions to forage and as a result the pups are not getting enough nourishment. el ninio is an event scientists have seen several times but this year's temperatures are quite different. >> what's really different is the water in the north east pacific warmed up over a year ago, usually that warming occurs after the el nino developed but in this case

china's president in washington amid unsual public criticism, and much more. >> woodruff: we return now to politics, and a look at where the candidates stand on foreign policy. tonight, we focus on republican frontrunner donald trump. he met with his foreign policy team earlier today. and we are joined now by one of the advisors in that meeting, walid phares. he was an advisor to mitt romney in the 2012 campaign. welcome to the program. >> thank you very much. >> woodruff: you just told me the meeting went on two hours. there's been a lot of criticism mr. trump is not well informed whin it comes to international affairs. how well informed is he? >> in this meeting we felt he was informed about many actors and players in the world. of course, he has to be informed by his advisors and hopefully by f he wins by the actual agency. so he is collecting the information, the assessment and focusing on the most important priorities for him. >> woodruff: he's gotten some headlines lately for comments he's made about the use of nuclear weapons about in the asian theater and in in your opinion towa