paperwork cutting edge by scotland's ga russell. and animal magic a make up artist the four legged movie stars. this little thing here has a rather the pungent smell but the taste is what people pay for october marks the start of white truffle season a short period of less than two months in which this expensive tuba can be harvested just last year truffle weighing one kilogram was sold for one hundred thousand euros or action i better hold on to this one the reason these white ones are worth so much is that they simply cannot be grown in artificial conditions that's why every year thousands flocked to the truffle capital in north western italy to examine this color and every treasure. the white truffle the king of all foods. at the truffle market in initial east piedmont region the center of this rare chuba delights people from all over the world. yes. i did ok yeah it's a very distinct a.s.d. i did love it or hate it when there were. afternoon. smells from something british people that don't want to be shameless but i want more of

uses fabrics to fashion his designs on next artist uses a more unconventional medium for her works ga russell is a paper artist and among other things turns books into sculptures instead of reading novels she calls them apart with her scalpel librarians would certainly not approve but the results are quite literally a cut above the rest. from closeups and destruction a shock for book lovers. from a little far away the kind of books become sculptures mystical structures of lost civilization or hands with striking features. i don't want the pieces to look perfect and symmetrical. sometimes i'll leave them in the studio for a while to be moved to write and i'm laid on the side so that they'll live a little bit further their place because they will gain some kind of. personality of their own. georgia russell works with a scalpel she enjoys the sec to her material. canvases she first picked up the scalpel as a child. i think it would probably thanks to my dad. as an architect and when i was young it was before computers the architects didn't use computers yet he would have to build his models with

gas to come in the next two hours. later,hat is right, and we have an asian society policy institute diplomat in residence and daniel russellhas more than 30 years of service in the state department. she will be talking about what is happening with the japanese elections as well as the effects and ramifications for north asia and what might be happening between japan and the u.s. and their security alliance. to a: we will be talking former bank of japan board member, always really interesting. 7:10 hong kong time. abe has it is fortunate walked away with an election victory. when it took -- it comes to the consumption tax, whether he will put in some of these structural reforms, she says that will take place in october, 2019, and it is too early to start thinking about that yet. lots to come in the coming hours, with "daybreak: asia." that is it for "daybreak: australia," retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across