she was killed in a crash caused by a drunk driver that seriously injured sean hankins. he is now an advocate crashes. jamel lanee joins us live now. sean told you about plans to honor caroline. >> reporter: he did. good evening, you know, he wants to keep caroline sine's memory alive and he is hoping that his story will help keep others from gets behind the wheel drunk. >> it is is a process. i'm just doing the best i can. trying to take it one day at a time. and ... still have a ways to go. >> reporter: nearly two months teacher and girlfriend caroline sine, sean hankins is smiling. he is thanks the community after spending weeks in the hospital. >> the support of everyone. my family, friends, and even people that i have never met. >> reporter: the couple was driving home august 14th when pinellas park police say an impaired bryce mccloud slammed into them. >> you would never think that just driving from the movie, like this. and now, i'm ... i'm trying to get back on the road. it's nerve-racking. >> reporter: still many pain, hankins and his family says that won't sto

hankins is our medical supervisor. so for me, as a needle guy and injectable guy, sometimes i get patients that just have the skin laxity that we saw there. i can't really help them. i'm so happy that we have dr. hankins onboard, i can send that patient to him, he talks to them, discusses with them what they need, and a lot of people don't know that this mini facelift exists. and how the longevity you can get out of it. so she came to dr. hankins 12 i feel -- the skin texture changed, just natural aging. so dr. hankins said why don't we do a laser on you, and that resource fasting the skin and that will kick that facelift right back into gear. >> how are you? >> i'm really good. >> it's great to have you. let's talk about what you did, and we can talk to her and see what we get. >> we might have a picture when she we have all of those within one practice. so whether it's a simple thing, like a botox injection, just getting started or you need something more involved, we're going to try to pick the procedure that's righ

hankins says the two also lived with a child, about five or six years old. she says being at the scene brings back memories of when her brother was murdered in 2011. now its just hurting more. my soul just feels empty. i feel like its no hope. hankins says the hardest part of this day...is seeing erics mother overcome with grief. i just mourn for her. seeing somebody else hurt so bad? thats what hurt the most. looking for suspects. this shooting happened right across from hickman academy prep school. officials say they dismissed students on the other side of the building today so they wouldnt be exposed to this kind of scene. live at 51st and hope, ted thanks aj milwaukee police are investigating another homicide -- this one happened near 19th and capitol last night. the medical examiner today identified the victim -- and says the family has been notified. the circumstances leading up to the shooting are under investigation. no suspects are in custody. milwaukee police are asking for your help in finding a homicide suspect. he is 19-year-old "devn he's wante

she was killed in a crash caused by a drunk driver that seriously injured sean hankins. he is now an advocate crashes. jamel lanee joins us live now. sean told you about plans to honor caroline. >> reporter: he did. good evening, you know, he wants to keep caroline sine's memory alive and he is hoping that his story will help keep others from gets behind the wheel drunk. >> it is is a process. i'm just doing the best i can. trying to take it one day at a time. and ... still have a ways to go. >> reporter: nearly two months teacher and girlfriend caroline

. >> bill hankins, a long-term inmate at colorado state penitentiary knows about sudden explosions. during a routine strip search, hankins snapped. >> i used to get real frustrated behind these doors. it used to drive me to where i'd be worked up, ooh, wanting to get out. >> hankins is serving life without parole for killing a grocery clerk during a robbery. in this super max facility he is not allowed contact with other inmates, but he is released from his cell for an hour of daily solitary exercise. it's what keeps him going. >> being locked down all day, every day, for 23 hours a day and coming out in a little room to work out, you know, it was difficult the first couple of years but then i realized, you know, i'm just giving myself high blood pressure. >> while "lockup" crews have shot dozens of workout routines, the strangest has to have been at the miami-dade county jail by two inmates who covered their faces to remain anonymous. >> with the arm right here, and the chest. i'm a trainer. you know? i got him this big. >> after a round of what they called bed lifts, they showed u

hankins spent the last two months recovering. the driver, bryce mcleod is charged with dui manslaughter. hankins plans to participate in the mother's against drunk driving 5k dash in november. >>> taking a look at sports, it's all about the cubs. the team advances in the world cleveland tomorrow night. the cubs oh that win in part to starting pitcher john lester. you see here. he only allowed one hit and two earned runs through six innings. chris bryant jacked his first home run of the world series and closer, chapman secured game five for the cubs winning 3-2. after the win, former ray's manager now cubs manager joe madden had this to say about a potential game seven. >> i've never been looking forward to wanting to play in my life. you know. so we get to go over there with two rested starting pitchers. >> he didn't have to wear that beanie when he lived down here you know. >> that was the first win at wrigley field in 71 years. game six tomorrow night at 8:00 in cleveland. >>> we're entering the home stretch for the heart walk.

. >> reporter: nearly two months after a crash that killed caroline sine, sean hankins is smiling. he wants to thank the public for his support. he was driving impaired brice macleod slammed into them. >> you never think just driving home from a movie something would happen like this. now, i'm try to get back on the road. i'm just super, almost, i don't want to say paranoid, but it is nerve-wracking. >> reporter: still in pain, hankins and his family won't let that stop him from advocating against drunk driving. >> there is no reason anybody >> reporter: reporting in pinellas park, jamel lanee, newschannel8. >>> today, a red tail hawk named skyler soared into the sky once again. rehab specialists released it at the country club. two months ago it was rescued from the saint pete clearwater airport. it had swallowed a femur bone and had to have surgery. for a while, her caretakers didn't know if she was going to make it. >> there is a time in the four weeks if you wonder on. but we gave it an extra week and actually, she decided to get up on her hocks an then her legs. >> skyler was

vice president, and it will be asked by james hankins. mr. hankins? >> how do you feel about h.m.o.'s and insurance companies making the criti decisions that affect people's lives instead of the medical professionals? and why are the h.m.o.'s and insurance companies not held accountable for their decisions? >> mr. hankins, i don't feel good about it, and i think we ought to have a patients' bill of rights to take the medical decisions away from the h.m.o.'s and give them back to the doctors and nurses. i want to come back and tell you why. but if you will forgive me, i would like to say something right now at the beginning of this debate following on the moment of silence for mel carnahan and randy carnahan and chris sifford. tipper and i were good friends with mel and randy, and i know that all of us here want to extend our sympathy and condolences to jean and the family and to the sifford family. and i'd just like to say that this debate in a way is a living tribute to mel carnahan, because he loved the vigorous discussion of ideas in our democracy. he was a fantastic governor of m

she was killed in a crash caused by a drunk driver that seriously injured sean hankins. he is now an advocate crashes. jamel lanee joins us live now. sean told you about plans to honor caroline. >> reporter: he did. good evening, you know, he wants to keep caroline sine's memory alive and he is hoping that his story will help keep others from gets behind the wheel drunk. >> it is is a process. i'm just doing the best i can. trying to take it one day at a time. and ... still have a ways to go. >> reporter: nearly two months