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it s wednesday, december 18. early today starts right now. good morning. i m richard lui. christmas has come early for at least two people in california and georgia. they have winning lottery tickets for last night s $636 million jackpot. both tickets match the numbers 8, 14, 17, 20, 39 with a mega ball of 7. the california ticket was sold at jenny s gift shop in san jose. the store owner won the jackpot as well. he told the l.a. times he would receive $1.5 million for selling that ticket. the winning ticket in georgia was purchased at gateway news stand in atlanta. we now have at least two new millionaires in the country. if there were no winner last night, the jackpot would have reached $1 billion. instead it will be just $15 million. there are more questions than answers this morning in reno, nevada after a fatal shooting. police say a gunman opened fire at a medical center killing one person before taking his own life. police say it appears to be random, but the mot
New-yorkUnited-statesCanadaJapanNevadaTexasAfghanistanAtlantaGeorgiaBostonMassachusettsHonolulu citizens come together for a vigil. and debora villalon says that residents are overwhelmed. reporter: that s right. and together they came together to pray. this is the time for us to come together and to respond to evil in a positive way. reporter: bringing candles and voices against violence that has long plagued their city but spiked this past week. bang, bang. i knew him. bang bang. i went to school with her. reporter: last tuesday, two young men were gunned down. six hours and 4 miles apart. a woman at a rap concert was caught in a gun battle two nights earlier and a few days before gunfire in a neighborhood and another man dead. even though you get angry at people you control yourself. reporter: this parent and martial arts teacher says it s time to reclaim vallejo. we have to take initiative to take back our communities from violence. reporter: everyone here knows that s not as easy as a sign or a slogan. those who most need the message aren t listen
MiamiFloridaUnited-statesPhilippinesTampa-bayTampaOaklandCaliforniaPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaStanfordIllinois vigil. and debora villalon says that residents are overwhelmed. reporter: that s right. and together they came together to pray. this is the time for us to come together and to respond to evil in a positive way. reporter: bringing candles and voices against violence that has long plagued their city but spiked this past week. bang, bang. i knew him. bang bang. i went to school with her. reporter: last tuesday, two young men were gunned down. six hours and 4 miles apart. a woman at a rap concert was caught in a gun battle two nights earlier and a few days before gunfire in a neighborhood and another man dead. even though you get angry at people you control yourself. reporter: this parent and martial arts teacher says it s time to reclaim vallejo. we have to take initiative to take back our communities from violence. reporter: everyone here knows that s not as easy as a sign or a slogan. those who most need the message aren t listening. but residents say apathy
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