Second general election in six months time.

But there are still some questions about the country's leadership going forward.

That's our first story today on CNN.

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I'm Carla Zeus.

Thank you for watching.

It was a close race.

It could be days before the certified tally comes in, with votes still arriving from Israelis and other parts of the world.

And it could be weeks before the nation knows who its prime minister will be going forward and what its government looks like.

The vote is being watched around the world because Israel is a close ally of the United States.

Israel has several rivals in the Middle East, and the policies of Israel's government helped shape the peace process between Israelis and Palestinians.

Election results on the path forward for Israel's government are uncertain.

There are dozens of political parties in the country, and no one party got the minimum 61 seats that are necessary.

Toe hold a majority in parliament and choose Israel's prime minister.

So coalitions have to be formed groups of parties that agree to work together and based on the results of Tuesday's election so far, it looks like the party of former Israeli military leader Benny Gantz, 1 32 seats, one more seat than the party of incumbent Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

So each of these men is doing all he can to convince a coalition of parties to support him to get to that 61 seat threshold and press forward with governing Israel, a CNN global affairs analyst says.

If neither of them conform that coalition, another third election could be held in January or the different parties would have to come together in a national unity government.

When rival groups agree to govern together, it's not certain they'd all be willing to do that.

But Israel has had several unity governments in the past.

While that nation works to chart a path forward, technology companies around the world are trying to do the same thing.

Facing the challenges oven Elektronik landscape that's always changing.

Smartphone sales, for example, are on the slide.

People aren't upgrading as often as they used to, and some are opting for cheaper phones.

The world's largest smartphone maker is Samsung.

It's feeling that pressure.

It's also dealing with fallout from its products that failed in the past like the Galaxy.

Note seven.

Some of those were prone to catching fire.

The South Korean company could also suffer from a trade dispute that it's nation has with Japan, and one of Samsung's leaders is fighting charges of bribery.

So the company is fighting headwinds as it fights to stay ahead of its competition.

These days, Samsung is in a constant state of crisis.

At least that's how the company would describe it.

We believe the crisis is our opportunity for innovation is.

For Sampson, Crisis seems to equal innovation.

One thing that Samsung is very good at is they're very, very aggressive in the way they approach ethnology space, sometimes a bit overly aggressive.

But in the grand scheme of things, it's good because it keeps them on the leading edge of technology.

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In the secret of labs of this South Korean companies, headquarters engineers are searching for Samson's next big thing.

Okay, this is the digital cockpit like to bring the mobile experience.

It's that beaker as much as I want to turn a car into mobile phone.

That's why that's why here's the thing.

Samsung sees a near future where cars are driving themselves and drivers.

Well, they will need entertaining Show you What.

Five years ago, Samsung wasn't a player in automotive infotainment, but by 2016 spent eight $1,000,000,000 to acquire US based Harmon.

Just two years later, Samson became the world's number one distributor in the industry with about $5 billion in revenue, according to analysts.

This'd the lab and you're the robot guy.

Elsewhere on campus, teams are working on healthcare technology, a relatively new field for Samsung.

In 2010 the company released its first medical device and a calculated bid to turn healthcare into a new growth engine.

Recently, Samsung is focused on sensors and wearables.

These robot guys developed a product they call the gate enhancing Motivation system, or gems doesn't feel heavy.

Those are sensors located on my hips measure the angles created by the distance.

Each of my legs moves into a walk, and then motors lift my legs based on that personalised gate, giving my muscles a big boost.

Oh goodness, it just kicks up my feet.

The team believes this could one day help elderly disabled users with physical therapy and exercise.

Samson has its eyes on the XO skeleton industry which analysts say could be worth nearly $6 billion within the next decade.

Nearby, another engineers developing technology to help the visually impaired See to show me how it works.

I'm more or less blinded with ease.

Half a P classes.

It's very blurry.

I can't see anything.

Then, given a V R kit paired with the Simpson phone and the app.

Oh, I see the software's algorithms help detect even the faintest outlines and also invert colors and enhance contrast.

So you can see this is incredible.

For executives like Kim, the lab itself is Sampson's riel innovation.

They're creating stuff crusher.

So you're on a cow.

As global smartphone sales decline, the world's number one smartphone maker needs a new blockbuster product.

It's racing to innovate, but not to market.

In the wake of several failed product launches, including the first roll out of its latest Galaxy fold, Simpson may now recognize the need to balance speed with execution.

12th trivia.

Despite its name, a glow worm is actually a type of what cockroach beetle culinary in, or Iraq mid Surprisingly glow worms aren't worms at all.

They're actually Beatles, I've said before, I've learned so much working on this show.

It was on a trip to New Zealand that are friends.

That great big story found a sight to see where there isn't much light to see it all.

Limestone caves air typically deep, dark places that makes them perfect to see the work of glow worms, which used their light to attract a mate or attract a meal.

Ah, 150 feet underground in 30 million year old caves, an unforgettable sight glitters in the dark way.

Tomoe Glow Worm caves in New Zealand are home to about 30,000 endemic Iraq.

No Campa Luminoso glow worms.

They spend their days spending silk nous from the ceilings and then lowering threads to Fisher pray much like a spider.

Luminescent bead like strings are spellbinding.

The glow worms use light to attract prey and burn off waste.

The glow is created by a combination of chemicals given off by the glow worm and the oxygen in the air.

Caves are ideal for the worms as they need a dark, damp location where they're like congee scene way.

Tomoe caves they call home are named after the Mallory Words way, which means water and Tomoe which means hole or shaft.

And although they live deep underground, journey to see them is never one to disappoint waffles.

And Hemingway sounds like an art film no one wants to see.

It's actually the name of this pair.

Waffles is the miniature horse and Hemingway's The Goose.

They were rescued from a property in bad shape a couple months ago.

Since then, they've been inseparable, and that could have been a problem for a farm looking to adopt on Lee.

One of them, well, a new owner was found, and both waffles and Hemingway get to stay together at their new home.

So thankfully, no one waffled on the decision to give them a Hemingway to stay friends because whether they're horsing around or goosing up, they're stable.

They have, ah, hunk in good time with the main man in the Spruce goose singing along in the barnyard, staying true to farm and being good for the gander.