the san jose winner still hasn't come forward yet, but as christina rendon tells us, the owner of that store where the winning ticket was bought is getting a nice jackpot himself. >> reporter: he hasn't smiled this big in a long time. his san jose store, jenny's gifts sold the winning mega millions jackpot ticket. meaning he is a winner too. he gets $1 million. >> $1 million, i want more! >> reporter: he has only owned the store for four months. now he's an overnight star, taking pictures and signing autographs. >> i don't know what to think. it's amazing. >> i'm happy. i got to meet a millionaire. so close to home. >> reporter: the jackpot winner's identity is still a mystery. they'll split the $648 million prize with the georgia winner. leaving them two options. $324million over 30 years, or a lump sum of $130 million. >> i feel good for my friend, the owner. >> reporter: he plans to buy a house for his wife and three kids, and he won't stop selling stores, now that his store is branded with a sign that says millionaire made here. >> i feel like people are happy, and i'm happy. right

the san jose winner still hasn't come forward yet, but as christina rendon tells us, the owner of that store where the winning ticket was bought is getting a nice jackpot himself. >> reporter: he hasn't smiled this big in a long time. his san jose store, jenny's gifts sold the winning mega millions jackpot ticket. meaning he is a winner too. he gets $1 million. >> $1 million, i want more! >> reporter: he has only owned the store for four months. now he's an overnight star, taking pictures and signing autographs. >> i don't know what to think. it's amazing. >> i'm happy. i got to meet a millionaire. so close to home. >> reporter: the jackpot winner's identity is still a mystery. they'll split the $648 million prize with the georgia winner. leaving them two options. $324million over 30 years, or a lump sum of $130 million. >> i feel good for my friend, the owner. >> reporter: he plans to buy a house for his wife and three kids, and he won't stop selling stores, now that his store is branded with a sign that says millionaire made here. >> i feel like people are happy, and i'm happy. right

christina rendon is live from pleasant hills where folks are taking advantage of the round the clock hours. >> reporter: that's exactly right. toys-r-us is in its 60th hour of being open. they started this whole thing at 6:00 a.m. on saturday and won't close until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. by the looks of how busy it is here, people are taking advantage of the extra time. >> reporter: march aaron madness is in hits final hours. >> it i crazy right now. it is nuts. the line are all the way down the isles. >> kohls and toys-r-us stores are working overtime. they are open around the clock through christmas eve. >> you can run in and run out. >> reporter: you can get through the traffic and find the item you are looking for before it is sold out. >> one thing that i was looking for was a doll, that i ended up getting a different doll. >> when toys-r-us closes at 9:00 tomorrow, they will have logged 87 hours of straight sales. but through all the chaos, tammy martinez found the good in people. a stranger in line offered to pay for these bikes for her children and she declined. >> there is not a

ktvu's christina rendon is live now in pleasant hill, with how that would be victim sent robbers running. >> reporter: they have a background in law enforcement. it appears these masked men chose the wrong woman to pick on, because they didn't get away with anything. a pleasant hill woman never thought she'd find danger in her own driveway. two messked men pulled up, one pulled out a revolver, demanding she open the door. >> shaking like a leaf in the car. >> reporter: her grandfather tells me, despite her fear, she remained brave. >> we heard her come in. she didn't come in through the door. then we heard that shot. >> reporter: instead calling 911. that scared the robbers off. the two masked men ran across the street. one of them fired off a shot before they both got into a getaway car and headed west down maureen. >> nothing like this has ever happened around here. >> i'm shocked. such a quiet neighborhood, and everybody knows everybody. >> reporter: she saw police cars in the area, but had no idea what happened at the time. she says it makes her think twice about her daily walks arou

ktvu's christina rendon is live now in pleasant hill, with how that would be victim sent robbers running. >> reporter: they have a background in law enforcement. it appears these masked men chose the wrong woman to pick on, because they didn't get away with anything. a pleasant hill woman never thought she'd find danger in her own driveway. two messked men pulled up, one pulled out a revolver, demanding she open the door. >> shaking like a leaf in the car. >> reporter: her grandfather tells me, despite her fear, she remained brave. >> we heard her come in. she didn't come in through the door. then we heard that shot. >> reporter: instead calling 911. that scared the robbers off. the two masked men ran across the street. one of them fired off a shot before they both got into a getaway car and headed west down maureen. >> nothing like this has ever happened around here. >> i'm shocked. such a quiet neighborhood, and everybody knows everybody. >> reporter: she saw police cars in the area, but had no idea what happened at the time. she says it makes her think twice about her daily walks arou

christina rendon has been talking to shoppers all year long, what are they telling you. >> reporter: they are doing the last minute shopping. this is the store they are stopping at. toys-r-us in pleasant hills. they don't close until 9:00 p.m. christmas eve. if you forgot something, you can stop here. they will be open. they are actually logging 87 hours straight of shopping. now, most of the shoppers say they just forgot one or two things on their list. but some people say this is what they do. they like to wait until the last minute to shop. a spokesperson for toys-r-us says they expect the rush in the next couple hours as people get off work. they along with kohls and massies, and the shoppers like the convenience. >> thank goodness they are. for some us that have to wait until payday. for all of us parents that don't have, you know, an abundance to buy it throw months or a month or two in advance. it is great. >> reporter: there are other stores not open 24 hours, but have extended hours. we're talking about target or even the sun valley mall down the street. people say they will