>> warden greg culver of the holeman correctional facility in alabama falls into latter category. >> we try to have a disciplined environment but also try to co-mingle, communicate with people. there's an old saying or adage you can get more flies with sugar than salt. >> i got possession of the knife in september. >> you have to realize, too, that the inmates that are here, they're not here for going to church. a lot of them have preyed on other people. >> warden culver would tell it like it is. he was an ex-correctional officer that became a warden and was down there in the trenches. >> every time i see you you look ragged. why don't you try to do no better? you've been working all night or something. you need to shave. >> i have. >> he cared about his inmates and he wanted them to do well. and it pissed him off when they screwed up. >> we just came back out of lockup. >> culver became warden at holeman in 2002 when the prison was face something serious problems. >> it was a violent facility. if you talked to some of the people in the community, probably a great number of times the

police say he attacked the victim in a home on holeman avenue last week. officers say the woman's arm was badly cut. nine on your side is digging into this and will have more information as it develops. the search is on for a driver who hit a teenage girl in an avondale crosswalk and then fled the scene. it's the third pedestrian accident in weeks! the call is out for drivers and pedestrials to pay more attention. attention.nine on your side's tom mckee is live with new information on this most recent case. it was just after eight o'clock this morning when a 15 year old girl was in a crosswalk here at reading road and glenwood avenue.she had the light with her, but all of a sudden a car came out of nowhere and hit her.that's this busy corridor tonight. dominique simmons walks her three children to school along busy reading road each day for safety reasons.news that a teenage girl was hit in a crosswalk at glenwood avenue has her concerned. concerned. "the people that's driving need to be cautious and pay attention to the street because most of them are usu

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. >> nathan holeman leads after the first round of the champion, taking place australian in the firstound seven under par. now former winner and 20 sen open champion is just three shots behind at the royal golf club. it was ant good day for former world number one. puts him in joint position. >> chicago black hawks seem to be regular visitors the the white house. stanley cup owners have stopped by to visit barack obama for the third time in six years. as part of the celebration for landing the title. he was presented with a personalized jersey, and they even handed the president a permanent parking pass to the arena, which is called the best gift he has ever received at the white house. in london. >> yeah, not too bad. now an australian town has been overrun with tumble weed. a wild tumble weed known as harry panic that's what it is called, it congress grated around homes in the rueful town. as winds picked up the situation got worse. with tumble weed covering properties gardens and garages. much more still to come for you in the next news hour, but a full round at the top stories aft

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