penelope cruz stars as enzo's wife grieving the death of their son.irector michael mann was even given access to the family home for filming. everything we've shot in the film, many of them are actual. that is the family mausoleum that we were allowed to shoot. and that is the house, that is the barber. adam's being shaved at in that chair by the son of the barber who shaved enzo. wow. so there's there's a kind of osmosis from all the authenticity that was around us. adam driver may not own a ferrari, but he did get to test one out for the film. i only got to drive one of the cars that was in the movie, for insurance reasons we didn't tell anybody that we went to an airstrip and the skin hadn't been put on the chassis yet. but i got to drive one of the cars there. i think the 801. and it's terrifying. michael mann and adam driver are now used to critical and commercial success. they're hoping ferrari will race to repeat that. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. this is bbc news. stay with us. hello. the winds have been howling across northern britain today

you play enzo ferrari in this film. you're also an executive producer of it as well.ilm, tell us why this project means so much to you. >> initially it was because michael mann, who directed this, i love his films. this one, he'd been trying to make for something like 25 years. i love that the character himself was someone who was full of contradictions, that a lot of those contradictions aren't resolved. he's not necessarily a likeable person, which i think -- likeability is uninteresting. playing someone who is calm on the surface but kind of constantly had an engine going and was different with every person he interacted with was all -- i fell in love with that, that story. >> he definitely was a complicated man. >> am i a sportsman or a competitor? >> i thought you made him likeable. >> right, thank you. thank you. >> is it hard to play a real-life person like this? is it more difficult? how do you prepare for that versus a fictional character? >> different boundaries. playing real people, you kind of take the parts about them that open up your imagination and hel

penelope cruz stars as enzo�*s wife grieving the death of their son.at is the family mausoleum that we were allowed to shoot. and that is the house, that is the barber. adam's being shaved in that chair by the son of the barber who shaved enzo. wow _ so there's a kind of osmosis from all the authenticity that was around us. adam driver may not own a ferrari, but he did get to test one out for the film. i only got to drive one of the cars that was in the movie, for insurance reasons, and we didn�*t tell anybody. we went to an airstrip and the skin hadn�*t been put on the chassis yet, but i got to drive one i think the 801. and it�*s terrifying. michael mann and adam driver are now used to critical and commercial success. they�*re hoping ferrari will race to repeat that. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. we will take you to bethlehem now, because i would just like to show you the scene inside the church of the nativity, where the midnight mass is being held. i wonder if we could just listen in. rubble and abandoned homes. 0ur rubble and abandoned homes. our

penelope cruz stars as enzo's wife, grieving the death of their son.f them are actual. that is the family mausoleum that we were allowed to shoot in. that is the house, that is the barber. adam's being shaved in that chair by the son of the barber who shaved enzo. wow. so there's — there's a kind of osmosis from all the authenticity that was around us. adam driver may not own a ferrari but he did get to test one out for the film. i only got to drive one of the cars that was in the movie, you know, for insurance reasons, and we didn't tell anybody that we went to an airstrip and the skin hadn't been put on the chassis yet but i got to drive one of the cars — i think the 801 — and it's terrifying. michael mann and adam driver are now used to critical and commercial success. they're hoping ferrari will race to repeat that. charlotte gallagher, bbc news. for those who celebrate, christmas has now arrived in many parts of the world. so, let's check on santa's whereabouts live, courtesty of norad's radar and global mapping system. in the past few minutes, he

okay so we're here to talk about your new movie, ferrari. >> you play enzo ferrari in this film, and you're also an executive producer of it as well. tell us about the film and tell us why this project means so much to you. >> initially, it was because michael mann, who directed this. i love his films, this one he'd been trying to make for something like 25 years. i love that the character himself was someone who was full of contradictions, that a lot of those contradictions aren't aren't resolved. and he's not necessarily a likable person, which i think is likability is uninteresting. playing someone who was calm on the surface. but, you know, kind of constantly had an engine going and was different with every person that he interacted with was all, you know, i fell in love with with that that story. >> he definitely was a complicated man. >> am i a sportsman or a competitor? >> but i thought you made him likable. >> well, thank you, thank you. >> is it hard to play a real life person like this? is it more difficult? how do you prepare for that versus fictional character? >> it's ju

. >> seth: so in the film, you play enzo ferrari.- i know there are a few scenes where we see you as a younger enzo behind the wheel of a car, but you didn't actually do any driving in the film? >> no. no, no, no no that's the end of that answer. [ laughter ] >> seth: was there a reason? was it just that it took place in a time in enzo's life where he wasn't doing much driving >> yeah, because he wasn't racing the little thing that we did race, it was a very historic vehicle so they don't want you driving that around. >> seth: right >> and also just insurance reasons, they don't want you driving around these like, these kind of replica 801's that are very dangerous we raced those cars in california, the ones i was talking about, and we raced some contemporary ferraris in modena. then it becomes painfully -- and then i drove a chassis of one of the cars that they built that was the model of the cars that we used in the vehicle and it becomes obvious right away how dangerous they are. >> seth: yeah. >> there's no roll cages there's no

at the same moment in time. >> enzo. go beat the hell out of them. >> driver plays enzo ferrari, the racing entrepreneur as he reckons with the death of his son and tries to save his company from ruin. i asked driver about the raw emotion at the heart of this new movie and if his time in the marines made him a better actor. >> welcome to our program. >> thank you very much. thanks for having me. >> i'm going to play a little clip. this is not on the race course. it's interaction between you and cruz who plays your wife and she is now going at you over the death of your son. >> you were supposed to save him! >> you blame me for his death? >> yes! yes, because you promised me he wouldn't die! >> everything, i did everything. table showing what calories he could eat. what went in, what came out ch. a degrees -- diuresis. i know more about nephritis. >> because you let him die! >> the great engineer! i will restore my son to health. swiss doctors, italian doctors [ bleep ]. i could not. i did not. >> it's so raw and dramatic

you lived, takes on the role of enzo. you lived. he _ takes on the role of enzo. - takes on the role of enzo. 7m, lived, he passes, he won a lose. he had a great pride in being kind of a self—made person, in a way, and maybe we both share a kind of manic or obsession with not getting lazy, you know? 0r constantly pushing and attention to detail. you know? or constantly pushing and attention to detail.— attention to detail. director michael mann _ attention to detail. director michael mann has - attention to detail. director michael mann has been - attention to detail. director i michael mann has been trying attention to detail. director - michael mann has been trying to attention to detail. director _ michael mann has been trying to make this film for decades. his love of ferrari dates back to the 1960s, and he was a young student in london. i was standing in the rain in brompton waiting for a bus and somebody drove by and stopped at a light with a blue piece of sculpture that belonged in, you know, the museum of modern art or something and it was a 1967 ferrari,

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not only was it part of enzo's life. the guy cutting my hair is the grandson who cut enzo's hair.rstand. while he was famously kind of a hypochondriac, didn't like to travel. he wanted people to come to him. so we have this routine of going from his apartment to the barbershop to the factory, back to lina's house, it was all within a few miles of each other. when you're there, you are like oh, he couldn't have been made any other place. the light in modena is different from the light in california. having people come to him was a massive character in the movie. the town itself. one of those handmade movies where somebody was on catering one moment, was in the movie the next minute. everyone kind of -- >> stephen: i have to imagine that in modena, italy, the catering is pretty good. >> adam: the best catering in the world. the main reason why i do films, if it's in italy, i'm in. the catering. >> stephen: you need somebody to carry your bag next time? call me. let's talk about ferrari's themselves. especially like when i was a little boy, was very into cars. nothing more exciting o

the government and not having rights in the parliament, the color of the skins of africa had become enzo. a population of 5 million white africans southerners had nearly 90% of the facilities and 19 million blacks lived with the remaining 10% of the facilities. living in black forced labor camps without drinking water and sewage system was one of the sufferings of the skins. the united nations also agreed that what happened in south africa was racist and unacceptable. in 1962, at the general assembly of the united nations, a resolution was also approved . the resolution in resolution 1671 stated that racism is an example of violation of human rights according to the standards of the united nations, and what we have seen in south africa is a threat to world peace and security. at that year, most of the member states of the united nations voluntarily severed their political relations with south africa. over the course of the initial sanctions , it led to the formation of the ayeya assembly or racism. 3 years later , academics joined the list of boycotters and refused to give speeches and a

they were 2—0 up after 20 minutes, through levi colwill and enzo fernandez, and even when brighton pulleda player, they still managed to score again, anotherfrom fernandez. a late goal from joao pedro made it a nervy final few minutes but chelsea held on for the win that moved them to the top half of the table, to the relief of their manager mauricio pochettino, after the heavy defeat at newcastle last week. we started the game really well. i think we were playing well. we deserved the win. of course it was complicated in the second half because we were one less. 2—1 to us. of course, brighton is a very good team, play very well and of course they sometimes force you to play deep. the opponent was good. the second half, we score the third goal with one less and in the end conceded in the last few minutes, but crazy at the end because that was too much things that happened on the end, emotion, and when the team is tired, we're all tired, many confusion. yes. but overall happy because we knew that after newcastle we needed to show a different face, and that is why i am happy from the team.

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they were 2—0 up after 20 minutes through levi colwell and enzo fernandez, and even when brighton pulledre again, anotherfrom fernandes. again, another from fernandes. a again, anotherfrom fernandes. a late goalfrom again, anotherfrom fernandes. a late goal from zhao pedro made it a nervy final few minutes but chelsea held on for the win that moved them to the top half of the table, to the relief of their manager mauricio pochettino after the heavy defeat at newcastle last week. ~ , . heavy defeat at newcastle last week. . , ., ., week. we started the game really well. _ week. we started the game really well. we _ week. we started the game really well. we were - week. we started the game| really well. we were playing well. we deserved the win. it was complicated. 0f well. we deserved the win. it was complicated. of course brighton is a very good team, play very well and of course they sometimes force you to play deep. the opponent was rigged. we the second half, we score the third goal with one less and in the end conceded in the last few minutes, crazy at the last few minutes, crazy at

and for more information, they are on enzo street in south san jose. there is a web address.in, are taking the car, log on to see what you need to do to take your car into mexican territory for the christmas holiday season. up next here on comunidad del valle "the abcs of lowriding." stay with us. it's called "the abcs of lowriding," the new book by my next guest here on comunidad del valle, ricardo cortez is back to share with us his new publication. welcome back to the show, brother. ricardo cortez: thanks, thanks for having me, damian. damian: well, tell us, if we don't know about lowriding, what are "the abcs of lowriding"? ricardo: well, the book itself actually doesn't have anything to do with cars, has to do with the people, the customs and the traditions of the lowriding culture. and yes, there are some cars featured in there, but it really has to do with the community of lowriding. damian: talk about the stigma that once was being a lowrider and how maybe that's changed and the volume, you know, the cruising ban and how the cruising is back. talk about maybe the lift

for scape goat enzo as ski is the perfect man for that's it for that for that position. with the south africa as championship up, the bricks is a group of imagined economies coming to an end representatives from the block of met to discuss what's been achieved in the past year and perhaps more important. they want goals still lie, a head over knowledge, warranties not avoid in this. yeah, the world is almost, i'm recognizable compared to 2018. so that's because last hauled, the rotating bricks, presidency a global put, did me say good health and economy crises in countries around the world, bringing a spike in global inflation and probity. was wrapped in the global south of the middle east africa and to raise yeah. strongly affecting the for choose of the bricks, nation taking to the 2 of bricks this. yeah, so the africa found is credentials called into question. was suggestions that the country is not a rising power welcomes kid with the economy. power houses the complete the bricks lined up. so in spite of it, oh, just how successful has south africa been delivering pr

straightforward for the home side — they were two nil up after twenty minutes through levi colwill and enzoten men chelsea pulled away again with another from fernandez. a latejoao pedro goal made it 3—2, chelsea though climb into the top half of the table, to the relief of manager mauricio pochettino after their heavy defeat at newcastle last week. we started the game really well, and after the win, it was complicated and brighton is a very good team and they played well and sometimes, they force you to play deep. it was really good play and we controlled the second half and we scored the third goal and we conceded on the last few minutes, yes, it was too much and what happened on the end, the confusion and we are all exhausted and there is much confusion. and we had newcastle and show different faces and that is why i'm happy for the team. the result was particularly galling for the brighton boss, after his side had won their previous two matches. we played another great game and much better than nottingham and the quality of play was great but the amount of teams with incredible quality

i think that they're going to be looking in the west and also within your train for escape go enzo as ski is the perfect man for that's it for that. for that position. i'm finding this out wealthy individuals on coal prices should pay for the home. that's the thing, the planet that is it needs the opinion of the un, special rock baton on climate on human rights, the cult $28.00. he is the latest guest on going underground. it was the full entity throughout the day. right here will not be, but also a quick previous, you know, the climate change represents of one of the most serious rights to humanity that we've ever faced. and it, and it's a, it's already causing palm to many, hundreds of thousands of people that the rights to was, the food shelter are all being affected by the impacts of climate change. and yet, of course, we have the richest in the world, say the washington post owner amazons you haven't been as well as talking green like other all the gods. but with a half a $1000000.00 york split need supertankers for dorking, and it made $7000.00 tons of common a year. aux. i'm re

and in such a way, the supplies of petroleum to the global market, enzo fours, global energy prices. and just last week, all tax was agreed to cut the output of oil for the 1st quarter of 2024 in order to boost the markets. and i have to say didn't work as expected. so we might see further steps to be discussed here between $2.00 and $2.00 and the leader shape also the a ravia in that direction. another important topic is, of course, as eager mentioned for the extension of reeks the group called emergent economists . that's phase to make, you know, more than 40 percent of global population and a quarter of global economy. and of course, you know, it is a, in the challenge in the world order when mary pays dominate to hand both our countries and why represent visits on wednesday as well as iran, by the way, whose leader, a rush as president, is expected to meet on a thursday, the following day in moscow has been invited to join the alliance and to force a membership that will drastically strengthen their organization will be discussed here as well. and also on the agenda for as a dram

harry winks slide the ball home, ensuring a a winning return to the hawthorns for leicester manager enzon road. leeds are third with a 3—2 win over middlesborough, southampton just below them beat cardiff. watford were 2—1 winners at hull, whilst substitute adam randell kept his cool to score a 97th—minute winner for plymouth argyle as they beat fellow strugglers stoke city. hearts are up to third in the scottish premiership tonight as kilmarnock suffered a rare defeat at home. will dennis' own goal was the difference, giving the visitors a 1—0 win. there were six goals though at motherwell who scored a 97th minute equaliser to draw 3—3 with dundee. livingston ross county was postponed because of a frozen pitch. national league south high—flyers maidstone are into fa cup third round for the first time since they rose from the ashes of the old maidstone united in 1992. they had to come from behind to beat league two barrow 2—1 and did it in spectacular style, thanks to midfielder bivesh gurung, with only his second goal for the club. 0ne he and maidstone fans will cherish for years to com

i think that they're going to be looking in the west and also within your train for escape go enzo as ski is the perfect man for that's it for that for that position of the us. mandatory is reportedly planning to deploy a longer range ground based mess all on the in the pacific region for the 1st time since the cold war. and american army official signed to by japan is media, as of the movie expected to happen next year, is a that the tearing china spokesperson knew rob phillips did not specify why the missiles will be deployed. but the pentagon has numerous basis in the region, including the in taiwan, the japan, that the philippines on guam all within firing range of the chinese mainland. the us claims it's intermediate range vessels are designed to account to be deemed deployment. those such weapons and its own soil. in recent years, among the american arms mentioned bother us official is the tomahawk cruise the cruise missile? it's capable of carrying nuclear warheads and can hit pockets thousands of kilometers away. another mess of system, the s m 6, is also expected to be deploy

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i think that they're going to be looking in the west and also within your brain 1st cape go enzo as ski is the perfect man for that's it for that for that position. so. so what types of co impact do you think this will have on the costs of the war? do you think it will faulty time towards peace negotiations? it's difficult to say it all depends what i think it all depends. what the west was in this specific situation, and if you will get different rumors or different information, it may seem that there was, may want to discuss now on what's actually happened is that is it, as he doesn't want to. of course, he has been told by the words, since the beginning that he should feel safe, that the west would always be there, that he'd always have the backing of nato. and i think he really thought that natal, with all its to provide and superpower technology and satellites, and counselors would help that. you created an army, but on the field for the military with the you create military are saying on a daily basis. now is that this help is not working despite the billions and billions of dolla

. >> now, with me from new york is father enzo. it's very good to have you.oman catholic priest joins me now. i suppose in an extent, obviously, in bethlehem, the religious part continues in a sense. the midnight mass. those bits of christianity that need to be performed at this time of year. but it's appropriate that is it is scaled down because of elsewhere. >> absolutely, certainly, this is a very unusual context and although not impressive it's compared to the past situations, but with no parades, no band, no music, no lights, no markets, no feast, no carols, no christmas tree, as you already mentioned, it certainly is a whole different situation. and most likely, even the people of bethlehem were hoping, for example, especially after the pandemic, that this would be a year where even the economy could come back, but with no tourists, obviously, this has hit them very much. on the other hand, as you said. christmas still will be celebrated ly d d litur dical. >> the pope is good enough to give his midnight mass, how far do you think his holiness will go t

the story of carmaker enzo ferrari starring adam driver.ry revolves around his complicated personal life and how it impacts his famous automotive empire. a complex story that isn't made any easy to sort out in the film. in fact, at times it's downright confusing. the movie is at its best jury. it's re seeing sequences, but a great movie needs to be more than exciting visuals. the story always needs to be a good pace car in for ari. the story spotters not helping the solid performances of driver, open crews or shailene woodley. it's dean's list, c plus he said we couldn't compete for nation. there's also the boys in the boat. the real-life story of the 1936. u.s. olympic rowing here. you follow these working class university of washington students. >> would defy the image of the upper class competition. but sadly, in what turns out to be a pretty by the numbers, predictable sports somehow i expected more humanity and realism from its director, george clooney. there's an aura of sameness that slows down these boys in the boat. it's a dean's l

the story of carmaker enzo ferrari starring adam driver. the story revolves around his complicated personal life and how it impacts his famous automotive empire. a complex story that isn't made any easy to sort out in the film. in fact, at times it's downright confusing. the movie is at its best jury. it's re seeing sequences, but a great movie needs to be more than exciting visuals. the story always needs to be a good pace car in for ari. the story spotters not helping the solid performances of driver, open crews or shailene woodley. it's dean's list, c plus he said we couldn't compete for nation. there's also the boys in the boat. the real-life story of the 1936. u.s. olympic rowing here. you follow these working class university of washington students. >> would defy the image of the upper class competition. but sadly, in what turns out to be a pretty by the numbers, predictable sports somehow i expected more humanity and realism from its director, george clooney. there's an aura of sameness that slows down these boys in the boat. it's a

channel that still exists is called smoothies and so and he just and so he just would call himself smo enzo and he and i were asking him and that's something that into the book like can you tell we say joshua or smile and he said i can't even tell which one you just said like cause they just sounded so identical to him. so, so it just like a nickname that worked because i came with stupid nicknames for all of my siblings, but it's the only one that stayed as that. you say that because cape collins, who i read earlier her entire family, all of the 11 of them have nicknames and some of them are not flattering, like i'm not allowed to say her nickname, but her sister was big because her sister was the smaller one when they were born. so you can imagine her nickname was and then she has another sister that to this day only goes bimbo. oh my. they all have funny nicknames, right? okay. well, we have time for a few questions from the audience. so if you have a question, if you would come to this mic here, we are going to have our authors at the signing colonnade when this session is done. and we

. >> it is rewarding on levels that i can't really explain this year, local vendors like enzo's made it a priority to be here handing out a thousand pairs of free pajamas to families in need, knowing that it's been kind of a rough year for everybody. >> this was kind of our way of saying we can make it a little bit brighter. kids could also check out the petting zoo and take their shot at multiple pinatas. >> the completely free event took a few months to plan and required more than 80 volunteers of all ages who reflected on the meaning of this holiday season. it's really fun because, like, i get to see like, kids smile, even if they're like older than me or my age. >> it just makes me feel really good. and cox told me he is looking forward to continuing this tradition for years and years to come. >> in the newsroom, i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> a falls in sports icon kareem abdul jabbar to the hospital. coming up, how he's doing after surgery. >> well, what needs to be told is that there's so many of us that we're not able to work or we can't work full time. we strug

everything was shot in enzo's neighborhood. there's really a dive into intimacy., let's take another look at a clip from the film. >> so what do you think? >> there is no ashtray. >> are you a premadonna. >> 200 kilometers an hour. >> i'm offering you a brand new car, which has the edge of maserati. >> the maserati is faster and it has an ashtray. >> if i put in an ashtray, will you drive it? >> so michael, talk about -- talk about adam driver, and just the remarkable transformation. he really becomes ferrari. >> that was phenomenal. he -- i mean, it started with -- i cast from the inside, i direct from the inside. adam acts and works as a great artist from the inside. it's that ferocious -- it's that ferocious of salt on achieving something artistically or achieving a vision, and that's at the -- that's at the heart of it. enzo wanted to be a race car driver in 1918 when he had lost his father and his brother and was alone and bereft in a moment of despair. it was a very romantic idea at the time, and that terrible joy as he puts it with his typical kind of whip,

chelsea are 2—1 up against brighton, but they're a man down connor gallacher sent off — enzo fernandezea, facundo buononotte getting one back for brighton. four goals at anfield already — liverpool against fulham. trent alexander—arnold and alexis macalistair with liverpools goals — but harry wilson and kenny tete scoring for fulham. mohammed kudus has put west ham ahead against crystal palace mohammed kudus had put west ham ahead against crystal palace at the london stadium. in the late kick off, manchester city face tottenham, with pep guadiola says spurs will still be a challenge — despite their injuries. if you ask me, the games they lost, if you ask me, the games they lost, i would say no. it's quite similar to win they were winning but, unfortunately, is different, of course, because ourjob depends on the players. they are a very good football side. it's a _ they are a very good football side. it's a great — they are a very good football side. it's a great test for us and where we are _ it's a great test for us and where we are out— it's a great test for us and where we are out a

it's a room with a viewpoint that of adam driver's enzo ferrari. >> one of us are racers. >> your deadlyh death. he's built a wall to shut off emotionally. >> reporter: driver portraying an italian legend nearly two decades older than he. the embattled grief stricken demanding boss of the family business. >> that was the key to understanding who he was. that he was a racer first, someone very calm on the surface but has this constant engine going. >> you get the feeling he likes the drivers but loves the cars. >> yeah. yeah. he kind of famously seemed cold blooded, on the verge of bankruptcy because he's more interested in racing cars than being a salesman. the racing world itself is changing. death rate of drivers is 50%. it's a very tumultous time. >> tumultous, too, is his private life. a mistress and child he's hidden away. his wife laura, co-owner of the company, steeped in anger and loss, as penelope cruz attested to when she visited his real life residence. >> you could feel the deep depression that he was having for so many years. she had a difficult personality. >> but she is br

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