it was what they were doing when she first laid eyes on them that stunned the entire o.r. it's a moment an ohio mother will never forget. her identical twin girls born holding hands. >> it was so awesome. they were both holding hands. it was so great to hear them both cry. >> reporter: sara and bill's daughters, jenna and jillian were already a triumph. a rare set of monoamniotic identical twins, or mano mano twins. they shared the amniotic sac and were in constant contact in the womb. the mother on bedrest for weeks. at akron general medical center in ohio. the twins constantly monitored. doctors know that mano mano twins can become entangled in each other's umbilical cords. mom and dad celebrating their daughters born healthy at 33 weeks. >> what was going through my mind? i couldn't think. i was tearing up. >> reporter: as the two newborns held hands, mom said there wasn't a dry eye in the whole o.r. and on this mother's day sunday, they're celebrating something else. introducing their new twin daughters to their older brother, 15-month-old jackson. telling us it's the

. >> we would actually be asking for an o.r., or a very low bail. most defendants ask to be released for free, on the understanding that they'll show up for their court date. >> my biggest concern is your likelihood to appear in court, as well as the fact... >> but most have to pay >> i'm going to set your bail at $20,000, which is actually below schedule. >> for bail bondsmen, the court is where the market is set. each bail decision can mean a new payday, when defendants are willing to come up with ten percent of their bail to but their release. it's the reason why this courthouse, like most others across the country, is surrounded by bail bond shops. >> in california, if it's a $25 thousand dollar bond and you ain't got the money to afford it, i understand you're innocent until proven guilty, but you're going to stay in jail until you go to trial. >> leonard padilla is the face of the bail business in sacramento. >> this is some office you have. >> rattlesnakes, you ever heard of them? stick your tongue out for him, come on. good girl. >> you're q

a secret list to see a doctor-- though they should have been tipped off by the bouncers outside the o.r. ( laughter ) there are now similar claims in 12 states, and the american legion has called for the secretary of veterans affairs, eric shinseki, to resign. so far he has refused, probably because he knows once he retires, he'll have to use health care from the v.a ( laughter ) ( applause ) worst of all, for years, the president claimed he would fix this. >> when a veteran is denied care, we're all dishonored. the service men and women who embody what's best about america should get the best care we have to offer, and that is what i will provide when i am president. let's keep taking care of our extraordinary military families. this leads me to another promise i made four years ago-- upholding america's sacred trust with our veterans. i promise to strengthen the v.a., and that promise has been kept. >> stephen: yes, that promise has been kept, but he's evidently forgotten where he's keeping it. ( laughter ) maybe they should check the shoe box in the back of the white house closet lab

. >> we would be asking fur an o.r. or low bail. >> most ask to be released for free, on the understanding they will show up if the court date. >> my biggest concern is the likelihood to appear in court as well. >> but most have to pay. >> i am going to set the bail at 20,000, exactly below sentence. >> for bails bondsman the court is where the market is set. each bail decision can mean a new payday when temperatures are willing to come 110 pest of the bail to buy their release. >> it's the reason why this courthouse like most others around the country, is surrounded by bail bond shops. in california if it is a $25,000 bond, i understand you are innocent until proven guilty, but you will stale in jail until you go to trial. >> leonard is the face of the bail business in sacramento. >> so some office you have. >> rattle name, you ever heard of them? >> stick your tongue out for me. yeah, good girl. >> according to wild life. >> now, sammy retired -- he says he spends more time in his office talking to his parrot than cha

. >> reporter: as those two newborns held hands, mom told us there wasn't a dry eye in the whole o.r.twin daughters to their older brother, 15-month-old jackson saying it's the first time they will all be together in one room. >> best mother's day present ever. mother's day is definitely going to be different. it's definitely, truly a miracle. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> see her lying down there, getting interviewed. looking all sunny. >> i would like to just say, amazing story. so inspirational. i was crying through the whole thing when i was watching earlier. i cannot get over the fact that she did the interview in the -- on the bed. >> another day at the office for her. that kind of pregnancy, 1% of them are mono amniotic twins. >> and they were holding hands. so sweet. >> so cute. >> sweet. >>> this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades. >>> making news in america this morning, severe weather, a tornado causes heavy damage in the plains while a spring snowstorm has the plows back out. >>> plus, the breaking details on a raging wildfire

. >> they said there wasn't a dry eye in that o.r.gether. >> what a mother's day. >>> we have now one of the most e-mailed "new york times" stories overnight. schools across the country are adding coding classes. i didn't even know what this was. to their core curriculum. parents and teachers saying starting young computer science will give their kids an extra edge in the job market. it's so focused on technology and the trend is starting to take off in new york and chicago but it seeps to be on parents' minds. and our kids just gravitate to this. my children show me functions on my phone that i didn't know existed and obviously -- >> i'll have to start coding now. >> coding. >> what is this? i didn't even know what that was. >> no joke. my son asked if i could take a coding class. morse code. video games. it's coding their brains. it's getting them in the game, so to speak. all right, thanks, amy. >>> and now very excited about this. it is the wedding event of the season. the tv season, that is. mitch and cam finally getting married