KYUNG LAH, CNN CORRESPONDENT: No one has come forward. No one has come forward in Missouri or Arizona. What they're advising -- and it's sort of surreal to hear the lottery officials say, OK, this is what you have to do. You have to take the ticket, you have to sign the back of it. Get a lawyer, get a financial planner. Very surreal to actually think about doing that, but there are two people in America who are probably doing that right now.</s>SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN ANCHOR: Do they have to become public? Do they have to be public or can they be anonymous and still get the money?</s>LAH: Not technically anonymous. They can abstain from a media appearance, but they have to tell the lottery official who they are. You know, the lottery does encourage them to do media interviews. We'll have to see if that person crops up later on in the day.</s>MALVEAUX: Next go round for us. We'll win next time.</s>MALVEAUX: You can always dream, right?</s>MALVEAUX: Yes, I guess. Background checks for gun buyers, they are actually up after President Obama's re-election. Why Americans are now buying more guns.
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