you just got a second life, a second chance. >> reporter: in palo alto, mary ann favro, nbc bay area hat is your mental health number? find out by taking just a three-minute anoun mouse test on your competer. mary ann favro looks at the risks and benefits of the screening tool as well. >> reporter: patrick henry had to endure electroshock therapy and more than a dozen trips to the hospital before doctors finally diagnosed him with bipolar disorder, five years later he started showing major system toms. >> anything we can use to find early warning signs or figure out what's going on with the person as soon as possible. we really change the outcome. >> reporter: now primary care doctors have a new tool to screen for mental illness. it's called whatsmy 3d.com. you can take the test anonymously on your computer or smart phone. in just three minutes you can get your mental health number. if it is over 30, that may indicate you have a mental health issue. >> the questions they are using are actually those that have high sensitivity for detecting depression, anxiety, trauma, ocd. i think the

very inspiring, mary ann favro, nbc bay area news. >>> jeff ranieri is usually here in the studio with us. sometimes he decides a glass of pin know noir or a glass of chardonnay may be better. >> the wine festival, right, this weekend? >> reporter: definitely. the weather is cooperating. the sun is out. livermore wine country festival beginning. people often think of napa and sun noah for their wine. did you know it was here that the first grape was brought from france over 100 years ago. there's no better time to have the livermore wine country festival, the 21st one as we head into the season. joining us is john concanery. >> it goes back to 1847. my family started the winery in 1883. we're getting ready to celebrate our 129th consecutive harvest. just a lot of history from what you mentioned, the chardonnay, number one out there. we're known for our petite cira. >> what are some of the things people will be able to find out here besides wine? we know everybody is a fan of that? >> we've got the wine. we've got local micro brews, local restaurants, entertainment, local artists. a lot

mary ann favro has their story. >> reporter: when they were born, they shared more than most siblingsted at the chest and abdomen. known as ica and ina, the girls struggled to walk. until they underwent a ten-hour separation surgery at lucille pack card children's hospital. now the girls are thriving. and for the first time running. >> my first reaction, i'm so very happy and i'm very thankful to god. because i see them now playing like other normal baby, kids, like that. and when i saw them running and jumping, oh, i'm so -- i'm so happy for them. >> reporter: doctors say the girls' recovery is progressing well. >> this is what we live for. we want it to be inapparent that they've been through what they've been through. >> reporter: since the surgery the twins have been more outgoing. enjoyed separate play dates. and embraced big dreams. >> you just ask them who will be the next "american idol" and they will say, me, i will be the next "american idol." and they will say their name. and they will sing and dance. >> reporter: the girls may not fit together the same way. but they're not