good morning, america. it's our second hour. breaking overnight, memphis police releasing the graphic body cam footage of tyre nichols, from the moment nichols was pulled out of his car to when he was taken away by ambulance. two deputies relieved of duty, as the investigation and the confrontation continues, while protesters nationwide take to the street, the family calling for calm, sitting down with gma, what they're saying this morning. second gentleman doug emhoff marking holocaust remembrance day at the former nazi concentration and erm termination camp in poland and what he is telling abc news about taking on the rise of anti-semitism at home and

abroad. remembering randy gonzalez, the dad behind tiktok duo boys passing i away at 35 from stage three colon cancer. what quee know from his mother and brother and why cases are on the rise in young people and the warning signs to look out for. the young man finding hope in her badle with brain cancer. how katie sanchez is defigure her glioblastoma prognosis. she is opening up live on "gma3." >> closing out dry january, the benefits of going 31 days booze-free and if you're looking to stay motivated, how to mix things up. and stop right now. spice world, the movie, turning 25. >> we're all doing the live show. >> why girl power still rules a quarter century later, as we say good morning, america.

>> announcer: live from abc news in new york, this is "good morning america". ♪ >> it is. et it plays. >> i love that ♪ >> good saturday morning. we will take in the good. because it is a rough morning for news. we start this hour with the release of that very graphic video showing memphis police officers beating a man who died days later. the video made public overnight, shows tyre nichols being struck repeatedly by officers, kicking, punching and hitting with a baton. >> protests gathering overnight across the country almost immediately after the videos released, including in memphis. people marching in the streets, and blocking interstate traffic. the nichols family pleading for protesters to remain peaceful. >> and president biden speaking with tyre's mother and stepfather hours before the video was released, expressing

his condolences and commending the family for their courage and strength. and as we cover this story, a warning, the video is disturbing. let's go back to stephanie ramos in memphis with the latest. stephanie, good morning, once again. >> reporter: hi there. after the release of the body camera footage people in memphis and other cities across the country chanting no justice, no peace and tyre's name. >> this morning, outrage and protests in the streets of memphis, following the release of disturbing body camera footage, showing the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols at a traffic stop. the incident happened january 7th around 8:30 in the evening, you can see here police stop nichols while he his car and pull him out. in the video, nichols maintaining his innocence. >> i didn't do anything. >> officers tackling him to the ground. >> get on the ground.

>> i'm on the ground. >> nichols wrestling from their grasp and running away. police catch up with nichols at a second location roughly seven minutes later. nichols heard calling out for his mother, her home about 100 yards from where he was beaten to death. two officers, then seen holding nichols down, as a third kicks him. less than a minute later, another comes in with a baton. [ bleep ]. >> the beating of the unarmed father, lasting nearly three minutes, before the five officers step away. a few minutes later, several more officers arriving on the scene, standing by. none appearing to provide aid to nichols until 20 minutes after the attack. the emts not seen for more than 22 minutes after the end of the beating. three days later, nichols died

at the hospital. the release of the brutal video coming just one day after the five former officers were handed felony charges, including second-degree murder, and aggravated kidnapping and assault. all five now fired, following the incident. and in addition to those five officers, the shelby county sheriff's office says two sheriff's deputies who appeared at the scene after the beating have been relieved of duty, pending the outcome of this administrative investigation. attorneys for two of the former officers, say their intend to plead not guilty. abc news reached out to justin smith and darius bean but have not heard back. an attorney for demetrius haley declined to comment. the former officer mills attorney says his client is devastated by all of this. the memphis police chief bringing into accusa

accusation of reckless driving. >> i believe the stop itself was very questionable and we haven't been able to substantiate any type of video that there was a reckless driving type of action that prompted this stop. >> tyre nichols' family speaking with "gma" this morning. >> how difficult was it to learn that your son was calling out for you? >> it was very difficult, as a mother, you want to always be there, when your children need you, so when i heard that my son was calling my name, and i wasn't there for him, that just hurt my heart. >> really difficult to hear for anyone, especially a mother, and the family of tyre nichols, they are pushing for reform. they want to create a law here in tennessee, in tyre's name, that would require officers to intervene if they see crimes committed by fellow officers, and that is what they are now

pushing for, as they deal with the loss of tyre. guys? >> they also say that they welcome the charges against those five officers, but say that there are others who should also be potentially charged. stephanie ramos there in memphis, thank you. now to second gentleman doug emhoff and day two of his visit to eastern europe, while he will make stops in poland and germany, the visit aimed at bringing awareness about the rise of anti-semitism around the world. and erielle reshef is in krakow poland where she just spoke with the second gentleman about that trip. >> reporter: good morning. the second gentleman walking through oscar shindler's factory, credited with saving more than a thousand jews during the holocaust, marking international holocaust remembrance day. for the first time, second gentleman doug emhoff setting foot on sacred soil marking

international holocaust remembrance day, at the former nazi concentration and extermination camp in poland. the first jewish spouse of a u.s. president or vice president, visibly moved wiping away tears before laying a wreath. >> what is the message you want to send to americans and to the rest of the world. >> we see what happens when anti-semitism and hate led by propaganda and misinformation is unchecked. it leads to death and mass murder and we cannot have it. >> the second gentleman's six day visit to europe, aimed at pushing back against growing anti-semitism at home and abroad, in the u.s. surging to the highest levels on record and spreading hate-filled conspiracy theories, a new survey shows more than 85% of americans believe at least one anti-jewish trope. >> there are no two sides to anti-semitism. there's only one side.

we must push back against it. >> and knowledge of the holocaust is on the decline. in a survey, roughly two-thirds of young americans were unaware of the genocide of jews. the u.n. now warning 16% of social media posts about the holocaust in 2022 falsified history. >> you have made it your mission to combat holocaust distortion and denial. how do you plan to do that? >> i'm going to talk about what i've seen, i'm going to talk about the history, the holocaust was real, it happened, and if you don't believe that, go see what i saw. >> and emhoff saying the goal of the trip is really to listen and share best practices with other governments. he will meet with ukrainian refugees here in poland before heading to berlin where he will continue these conversations. >> powerful conversation, erielle reshef for us, thank you so much. coming up here on our morning menu, remembering randy gonzalez, the dad behind tiktok duo "enky boys," what his mother and brother are telling "gma".

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. welcome back. let's get right to our "gma" cover story and tiktok star randy gonzalez, half of the popular enky boys duo passing away from colon cancer at just 35 years old. this morning his mother and brother are speaking exclusively to abc's ike ejiochi. take a look. ld sonychemouslys morning, randy

for their viral skits and lip-syncs garnering nearly 16 million followers. ♪ tell me ♪ >> reporter: gonzalez diagnosed a little over a year ago documenting his journey on tiktok. the tiktok personality giving his final update this past november. >> cancer sucks. it sucks the life out of you. makes you feel like you have nothing to live for, but in reality you do, but in reality it sucks. you have to fight. >> reporter: randy's brother and mother speaking exclusively with abc. >> he wants to be remembered by all the influence he had on people for positives. everything was positive. he wanted to know that anybody can make it in this world. >> even though he passed he didn't want people to be sad. all the videos he had and legacy he left behind and all the smiles he gave to everybody. he just wanted everybody to be happy. don't be sad in this moment. >> reporter: gonzalez's passing part of a rise in colon cancer related deaths among young adults.

>> for individuals in their 20s, 30s, earlys, that have persistent symptoms, such as a change in bowl habits, that's not just a few days but constipation or diarrhea that doesn't go away, blood in bowel movements, unexplained weight loss, any of those symptoms that persist really should get medical attention. >> reporter: experts say the best way to reduce your risk of the disease is to stay on top of colonoscopy screenings. >> if there are symptoms, insurance will cover a colonoscopy, and especially a family history and a potentially genetic predisposition, those people could get a younger age and should. >> reporter: celebrities like kirstie alley who passed away from colon cancer in late 2022 and chadwick boseman dying from colon cancer at just 43 years old. >> that party is about to be lit. >> reporter: bryce with a budding acting career starring

alongside george lopez on "lopez versus lopez" sharing this photo writing, the love and bond randy had for his son and his family was undeniable. you can see it in every video. he will be missed but never forgotten. ike ejiochi, abc news, los angeles. >> all right, ike ejiochi for us, thank you. eva. now to an inspiring update gma first brought in september 2020, a michigan woman who turned to social media after her glioblastoma battle left her unable to carry a baby, finding a surrogate, and now more than two years later, katie sanchez is mom to a toddler and she is defying the odds of her prognosis thanks to a brain tumor vaccine study. she joins us this morning and have dr. david peereboom to talk about the success of that study and what it could mean for other patients. thank you both so much for being with us. katy, i want to start with you. how are you feeling, and what has this study given you?

>> oh, i feel great, i'm feeling wonderful. navigating the highs and lows of being a new parent. wondering if anyone gets it or there's some sort of manual would be really helpful. but it's an absolute joy and privilege that for a little while i didn't think that i would have. so as far as what it's given me, so much beyond words, my daughter and a future that i was not sure was going to be coming my way, so it's given me years to come with my family and that, i'm so fortunate, so grateful. >> i think so many parents have that same sentiment, katy, i definitely understand that. i feel seen in that comment. dr. peereboom, what is katy's prognosis from here? >> well, katy has done just beautifully, it's always hard to know exactly, you know, the answer to that question, but each year, each month that goes by, katy's prognosis looks better and better and we're

hoping to accomplish this for more and more patients just like katy and, you know, it's always a great encouragement to us as a research team to work with patients like katy and get to know her and to hear her story and it's really what makes us tick and so we are passionate about clinical trials, we think that, you know, all patients should look into clinical trials, because it's the way that the field gets better and that patients are able to gain more options, better quality of life, longer length of life, so we're just really happy with how katy is doing so well and it's a blessing to get to work with her. >> and, katy, you are doing so well but looking ahead, how are you facing the future? >> you know, i tried to take it one day at a time and i think

i've been using that as my mantra from the moment i was diagnosed. there's a lot of appointments ana t of doctors and protocols and you just tak wake up and take your next step. make it a good day and as far as the diagnosis, i just try to shelve it in the back of my mind and my daughter is my priority. my family is my priority and that's what i try to focus on every day. >> well, appreciate having both of you with us this morning. such an inspiring story. thank you. let's get a check of our weather from danielle breezy in nashville. our affiliate wkrn. hey, danielle. >> reporter: hey, eva. good morning. i don't know if you can see my breath. it's pretty cold here this morning and i will tell you about winter weather across the country. we actually now have 14 states under winter weather alerts impacting 20 million people from california to michigan. snow totals will be anywhere from three to six inches, pink strip, 6 to 12 isn't out of the

question including milwaukee. what comes it is the wind. 25 to 35 degrees below zero. kansas city going to be really cold for that playoff game tomorrow night. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happening where you live. the good news cold temperatures coincide with the end of dry january. just three days to go. the trend starting off the new year for so many and while some are looking forward to their first sip of 2023, reena roy is breaking down the zero proof benefit and how to shake things up if you're looking to stay

motivated. good morning, reena. >> reporter: hey, good morning, guys. there's just a few days left of the month so you can imagine some doing dry january may be looking forward to that very first sip of booze. but data shows most people will actually be drinking less after this challenge meaning the benefits could be long lasting. the end of january for millions means the end of a booze-free month. >> i feel like i have more energy throughout the day and definitely when i go to the gym, i don't wake up on sunday mornings with the tired eyes and the puffy face. >> reporter: jean, a boston mom of three trying dry fo the first time this year. that have come along with it. >> and i also feel like when i'm at a social gathering and not drinking that i'm able to have more authentic conversations with people and really sort of connect better with them.

>> reporter: more and more people becoming sober curious after drinking went up during the height of the pandemic. experts say even just 31 days of this wellness challenge comes with a lot of benefits. >> people will say things like saving money, but also better sleep, more energy, more concentration, better skin, even advantages like lower blood pressure and improved insulin resistance. studies show people are still drinking less six months later. on average, people reducing drinking from about four to three days a week. >> and that's likely because they love the benefits they're seeing. it really makes you feel like, huh, you know, it's not just this month but it's going to change me as a person. >> reporter: so how can you try to keep this going post-january? treat yourself with different kinds of mocktails to switch things up. do it with a buddy to share successes and tips and track your wins to keep the momentum going. and, remember, it's never too late to start.

you can always try it any month of the year. >> i don't feel the need to have a drink on february 1st but i don't feel a real urge to go back to drinking. the benefits have been so great, and i feel so great, that i wonder, why would i drink again? >> reporter: experts say you don't have to do a fully dry month to see the benefits. even a damp month which means drinking in moderation and just being more mindful about your relationship with alcohol can have its perks, guys. >> all right, a big thanks to reena and, of course, if you are interested and sober curious, good luck to you. still coming up on "gma," "deals & steals" and we'll be right back. so cozy. how many rooms are in there? should we go check it out? yeah. we get to stay here all weekend! when you stay at a vrbo... i call doing the door code!

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>> yes, my grandmother was always in the kitchen. i have all these memories of her just smiling and she made it look so easy, let me tell you she had kitchen skills. the real skills. yeah, so i feel like i got some of those skills from her. >> you absolutely did and another thing you talk about is the local ingredients, really important part of your dishes and you can swap things out and gives them some personality. talk to us about that. >> absolutely. one of the things that happens when people migrant ew place anywhere they have to use the local ingredients, whatever they have on hand and so that's how those tastes of home shift so you now let's say looking for a winter squash, well, you could use any of these winter squashes, kabocha squash, butternut squash, honeynut squash. let's say you're looking for a rice grain you could use red, white or black rice, whatever is local to where you are or a dairy product, you want yogurt but they only have sour cream. or a nondairy alternative. you got to switch it up so you have, you know, what you want but it's a little different.

>> certain recipe superheroes. >> acado oil shows up in my book and i love it because it can tolerate high heat. let's say you are sauteing onion and garlic, it's relatively stable at that high heat. i love einkorn flour. it hasn't been cross bred so the gluten is actually a little weak making it easier to digest and a great source of protein in comparison to all purpose flour and has a little more vitamins and minerals, as well. >> you had me at avocado. >> i'm telling you i'm all over it when i cook. >> you said that your grandmother taught you one of your favorite superheroes. >> yes, that is season your veggies, right? >> wait, that's one of your favorite superheroes. >> yes. >> to season the veggies. >> use the seasoning. listen, we all season our animal proteins but not our veggies, in

my kitchen like my holy trinity is ginger, garlic and onion and ginger is not something that shows up often in standard american cooking but it spans so many cultures, asian cuisine, of grannyidat fvo it was really easy for me to eat vegetables because they tasted great, you know. so season your veggies, folks. >> we were literally just talking about your husband said your daughter eats vegetables. >> probably you got skills in the kitchen. this is for all the grannies and aunties. >> there you go. [ laughter ] >> maya, thank you so much. and you can scan the qr code on your screen or go to goodmorningamerica.com for some of maya recipes from "eating from our roots" which is available now. now back to danielle breezy in nashville for another check of the weather, hey, danielle. >> reporter: hey, and i figured

i'd follow you out this morning and take you to a beach, i mean i love a good beach. here we go. this is destine, florida, our earth cam video this morning, they're starting in the 40s but it's not as bad as what it is here. the snow that's falling across the area. we've got snow that's in iowa, d by sunday morning into t willt detroit and upstate new york but there is a warmer side to that system. you see that soggy rain sunday morning from pittsburgh down to nashville. we also have showers and storms developing along the gulf coast here and flooding is a concern from houston all the way over to mobile as we're watching for a lot of rain. not to mention warm temps in florida as we head through the next three days. we could be near record highs in orlando and tampa. that's a look at what's happening around the country. here's what's happening where you live.

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back now back now on "gma," i don't know why i felt -- [ laughter ] uarter century in the making, union jack flags should give you a hint. "spice world: the movie" hitting the screens back in 1998. stop right now. that's obviously a reference. thank you very much. will ganss, he's here with the story. we love the spice girls. >> i mean, who doesn't love the spice girls? if you give me a glitter mic,

i'm going to use it. whit, eva, janai, or should i say sporty, ginger, baby. "spice world" turns 25 having hit screens back in january of 1998, so brace yourselves for pop music, a whole lot of '90s nostalgia because i really want to zig a zig zig zig. calling all people of the world. ♪ >> it's the film that gave the fans of the spice girls, well -- ♪ i'm giving you everything all that joy can bring ♪ >> reporter: "spice world." less of a movie and more of a moment in pop culture history. >> it's a perfect kind of time capsule of the late '90s of pop music in the late '90s, the phenomenon of how pop worked at the time and the spice girls did that and had that moment and were able to create this fun sort of '90s fluffy campy film. >> reporter: that double decker

bus racing across london with ginger, baby, sporty, spice and posh. in the driver's seat. >> fasten your seat belts. >> reporter: a film somewhat of a fever dream. one critic writing, what's the plot? you may be asking. so am i. roger ebert giving "spice world" a half star review. >> the goal for "spice world" was never to win an oscar. what was the goal for it? >> i mean the goal is to have a movie that the millions of fans are going to watch and stick with them forever and a perfect way of putting it because we were living in spice world. >> reporter: so many still are. a quarter of a century later. ♪ if you want to be my lover you got to get with my friends ♪ ♪ so tell me what you want, what you really, really want ♪ ♪ people around the world, spice up your life ♪ >> i was obsessed with that for

a very long time. >> absolutely, i have it on vhs. >> do you have a vhs player? >> absolutely. at my momma's house. >> the fashion is iconic and coming back, so if you want some inspiration, you know, just go back and watch the spice girls and get some tips. >> posh fashion, scary good vocals and a message that resonates 25 years later. >> girl power. >> girl power. >> they were each so different and had their own identity. >> yeah. >> i think that was a great thing for people, especially women. >> just shows you that girls, women can do anything, yeah? we put our mind to it, we work towards it. we work hard, we can really achieve what we really want to achieve. >> girl power. >> all: girl power. >> reporter: okay, so the bad news, "spice world" is currently difficult to find on streaming, but a film so quintessentially '90s is best enjoyed on vhs anyway. >> at your momma's house.

>> at your momma's house. the good news, the spice bus was bought by a superfan and is available on airbnb stay in. road trip, you guys? and there's always hope for a reunion. of course, eva made her own pilgrimage when they went on tour. minus posh. >> when they were all dancing and singing, do you remember that? >> geri's birthday. >> geri's girthday. didn't we nickname dan old spice? [ laughter ] >> i think i was pumpkin spice. we'll be right back.

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every other month, and i'm good to go. ♪ can't ♪ can't touch this ♪ >> this glitter is going to take a while. thank you for watching. we'll be here tomorrow morning. hammer time. >> hey. >> hey. >> announcer: monday, ginger duggar reveals her story. growing up in the duggar family. liz: good morning.duggar family. one hour video was released officers beating ty in oakland, businesses took no chances. businesses were boarded up.

the city has been relatively quiet. there is a protest planned for tomorrow. video of the vicious attack on paul pelosi's home has become public. police arrived at the home on the night of the attack, capturing the moment when he was attacked with a hammer. the video with other evidence was released yesterday after a court ruled there was no need to keep it secret after being played in court last month. meteorologist lisa argen, good morning. lisa: our dense fog advisory for the highlighted areas, looking at visibility, the worst seems to be in the east bay, peninsula and napa, a quarter-mile at that sand carlos airport. slow to improve, but as it just coming up through the 40's into the 50's+ the wind will pick up and get breezy.

later on today, it is going to be chilly but much colder weather as we get into the second half of the weekend. a few rain showers to track tomorrow. liz, community members gather for a vigil in half moon bay or they say it highlighted the horrible working and living conditions for farmers in the area. abc 7 news at 9:00 is next.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: >> liz: the video of officers beating him when he was pulled from the cart with a traffic stop. it shows him repeatedly screaming for his mother as he is punched, kicked, and upper sprayed. peaceful protests across the country, including here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz. people across the country reacting to the release of the body camera footage showing memphis police officers beating 29-year-old tyre