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lloyd lacuesta found out that every seat was a good seat tonight. >> reporter: that's right, this shirt says game seven, sharks beat the red wings, and that's exactly what they did today setting up pandemonium. >> i've been waiting 18, years for this. >> the adrenaline was incredible. everybody was having a great time and we're thrilled. >> reporter: the sharks scored first by a power goal by sedaguchi. sharks fans were anxious. the shark that won the first three games of the series then dropped the next three to force tonight's game seven. winner goes on, loser goes home. >> nervous...

>> we're resilient too, there's always another year burden of >> reporter: but you have your new jersey t-shirt so they will win. >> yes, we will win. >> reporter: go sharks. coming up in sports, fred inglis live at the shark tank where he spoke to players about what they have to do to win this do or die game. police discovered the body along lafayette street at about 6:00 this morning after someone called to report a man bleeding on the ground. investigators blocked off the area. a man who works in the area told ktvu news the victim lives in the neighborhood. >> goes over to rot...

the sharks tank emptied about an hour ago. and right now folks in sacramento are celebrating a huge win. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. game seven was a nail biter but now the sharks move on. lloyd lacuesta found out that every seat was a good seat tonight. >> reporter: that's right, this shirt says game seven, sharks beat the red wings, and that's exactly what they did today setting up pandemonium. >> i've been waiting 18, years for this. >> the adrenaline was incredible. everybody was having a great time and we're thrilled. >> reporter: the sharks score...

on edge. >> reporter: there was another brutal attack on a staff member by a patient. >> at 2:15 p.m. a patient with a -- >> i've talked to staff earlier, they said she was okay. >> reporter: this is just another report of violence. >> we're constantly watching over our shoulders now every day. >> reporter: most workers leaving the property today told me they were very concerned about their safety. >> the fact that we're getting younger and younger, more sometimes more gangster like mentalities coming into the hospital. >> as we told you in a special report last month, since 1989, th...

chronicle violated their rights. chronicle director offered his own comments saying. -- required by key people in the white house communications office who told us it would remove our reporter then threaten retaliation to chronicle reporters if we reported on the ban. henry brady the dean of the goldman school of policy says the white house is making too much of a benign protest. >> they might have gently chided something, we told you you could only file a print report. we are distressed. but we understand the world has changed. that's the proper response. >> reporter: the chronicle ...