. >> the neighbours next door to them opened the door and breanna told her what was going on she called. look in my grand-daughter's eye, i would never want another 9-year-old to go through it. i don't know what she heard or saw, i haven't asked her - i'll let her tell me in her own time. i can imagine. no one should have to go through that - especially in front of you. >> reporter: hunt started a petition to pass a law requiring direct access. >> my 9-year-old grant daughter told me i tried, it wouldn't work, i felt guilty and i felt like it was - as adults it was our job to make sure it didn't happen. ests caught the attention of the commission, whose commissioner vowed to look into the matter. in a statement it was said: trey, with the national emergency number association dedicated to improving 911 services says the issue is more common than people may think. >> so for every day that goes buy without federal legislation to resolve the problem, millions of americans in hotels college dormitories and office buildings are put at risk because they can't reach 911 effectively. >> updatin

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let's get the story now from breanna whitney from our station ? we weren't expecting it. it was something rare. >> a special delivery is an understatement. >> we've been here for about a month and a half since the 6th of april. >> sylvia and raul torez were nothing short of excited when they heard they were having twin girls but weeks after that, they got news they never expected. they were having identical girl triplets two of which are conjoined at the pelvis. >> we're going to love them no matter how they look, how they come out. >> sylvia is prepared for a c-section delivery but this delivery is unlike any other birth, risky and dangerous. >> from a mom's standpoint, there is an increases risk for bleeding and complications from the surgery. >> tears of fear just hours before turned into tears of happiness. the three girls born minutes apart and get this, all weighing 4 pounds 11 ounces. if that wasn't enough, the chance of having identical triplets with two conjoined is a 1 in 50 million chance. so as mom recovers they were there as dad got t