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Repeat: Arkansas has joined the majority of states that allow cameras in their courtrooms.	Arkansas has joined the majority of states that allow cameras in their courtrooms.
Repeat: There is simply no good reason for the Supreme Court not to do exactly the same thing.	There is simply no good reason for the Supreme Court not to do exactly the same thing.
Repeat: A joke of a job interview .	A joke of a job interview .
Repeat: Finally, we have to do something about the national farce that is our Supreme Court nomination process.	Finally, we have to do something about the national farce that is our Supreme Court nomination process.
Repeat: The sad spectacle of senators asking questions drafted by their staffs and then allowing the nominees to duck them should give way to serious conversations about the nominees' views so that the American people can participate more fully in the confirmation process.	The sad spectacle of senators asking questions drafted by their staffs and then allowing the nominees to duck them should give way to serious conversations about the nominees' views so that the American people can participate more fully in the confirmation process.
Repeat: As almost everyone now knows, the justices have enormous discretion to decide cases in accordance with their personal and political value systems.	As almost everyone now knows, the justices have enormous discretion to decide cases in accordance with their personal and political value systems.
Repeat: The differences between Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg on most constitutional questions have nothing to do with legal interpretation and everything to do with their different backgrounds, experiences and values.	The differences between Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg on most constitutional questions have nothing to do with legal interpretation and everything to do with their different backgrounds, experiences and values.
Repeat: The Senate should do a much better job requiring nominees to answer hard questions about those values and experiences before the nominees are allowed to sit on the highest court in the land.	The Senate should do a much better job requiring nominees to answer hard questions about those values and experiences before the nominees are allowed to sit on the highest court in the land.
Repeat: The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Eric Segall.	The opinions expressed in this commentary are solely those of Eric Segall.
Repeat: Community health workers, or promotoras, in El Reparo, Mexico, take patients' blood pressure.	Community health workers, or promotoras, in El Reparo, Mexico, take patients' blood pressure.
Repeat: But the founder and CEO of the Arizona-based Tia Foundation, a nonprofit that strives to bring health care solutions and strategies to rural Mexico, can think of no more important time -- what with the swine flu scare -- to take the journey.	But the founder and CEO of the Arizona-based Tia Foundation, a nonprofit that strives to bring health care solutions and strategies to rural Mexico, can think of no more important time -- what with the swine flu scare -- to take the journey.
Repeat: The World Health Organization says cases of swine flu have been confirmed worldwide, in countries that include the United States, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Israel.	The World Health Organization says cases of swine flu have been confirmed worldwide, in countries that include the United States, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and Israel.
Repeat: But Mexico has appeared to be the epicenter of the swine flu outbreak, with health officials saying the virus may have caused more than 150 deaths and roughly 2,500 illnesses there.	But Mexico has appeared to be the epicenter of the swine flu outbreak, with health officials saying the virus may have caused more than 150 deaths and roughly 2,500 illnesses there.
Repeat: And that fact is increasingly scaring off prospective travelers to the country.	And that fact is increasingly scaring off prospective travelers to the country.
Repeat: The Tia Foundation -- "tia" means aunt in Spanish -- targets the poorest of villages, places that generally lack basic health care facilities, not to mention vehicles to get to hospitals hours away, and where the people, often unschooled and malnourished, are more susceptible to disease, Libman said.	The Tia Foundation -- "tia" means aunt in Spanish -- targets the poorest of villages, places that generally lack basic health care facilities, not to mention vehicles to get to hospitals hours away, and where the people, often unschooled and malnourished, are more susceptible to disease, Libman said.
Repeat: Watch answers to swine flu questions » .	Watch answers to swine flu questions » .
Repeat: Of the 98 health workers who have been selected and trained, all of them are women, Libman said.	Of the 98 health workers who have been selected and trained, all of them are women, Libman said.
Repeat: This is because they're seen as caregivers and also because many men leave to find work, she explained.	This is because they're seen as caregivers and also because many men leave to find work, she explained.
Repeat: But Libman, 45, added that "an unintended but extremely positive outcome" has been the "creation of female leadership" and empowerment.	But Libman, 45, added that "an unintended but extremely positive outcome" has been the "creation of female leadership" and empowerment.
Repeat: Kathy McCraine, a freelance journalist and photographer, saw evidence of this when she traveled in 2007 and 2008 to Mexico to write a story for Thunderbird Magazine, a publication for alumni of the Thunderbird School of Global Management, which Libman attended in Glendale, Arizona.	Kathy McCraine, a freelance journalist and photographer, saw evidence of this when she traveled in 2007 and 2008 to Mexico to write a story for Thunderbird Magazine, a publication for alumni of the Thunderbird School of Global Management, which Libman attended in Glendale, Arizona.
Repeat: She spoke of the confidence women exuded while taking charge and helping others.	She spoke of the confidence women exuded while taking charge and helping others.
Repeat: McCraine fell in love with the foundation and ended up donating a $500 medical kit to one of the health care workers, or promotoras, after she graduated from the intensive week of training.	McCraine fell in love with the foundation and ended up donating a $500 medical kit to one of the health care workers, or promotoras, after she graduated from the intensive week of training.
Repeat: The recipient, McCraine remembered, "just felt that people respected her more.	The recipient, McCraine remembered, "just felt that people respected her more.
Repeat: She was able to do something for her community, and that made her really proud."	She was able to do something for her community, and that made her really proud."
Repeat: Collectively, the promotoras, who are not paid, are helping serve 30,000 to 50,000 people, Libman said.	Collectively, the promotoras, who are not paid, are helping serve 30,000 to 50,000 people, Libman said.
Repeat: They're doing everything from delivering babies and suturing wounds to treating infections, checking blood-sugar levels and teaching the importance of simple hand-washing.	They're doing everything from delivering babies and suturing wounds to treating infections, checking blood-sugar levels and teaching the importance of simple hand-washing.
Repeat: The next village project is set to launch May 18 in the state of Jalisco.	The next village project is set to launch May 18 in the state of Jalisco.
Repeat: Libman said she'll probably head down May 8, as she also is on a mission to hire a medical director for the foundation.	Libman said she'll probably head down May 8, as she also is on a mission to hire a medical director for the foundation.
Repeat: She usually travels with foundation interns but, because of the swine flu scare, cannot bring them this time around "for liability reasons," she said.	She usually travels with foundation interns but, because of the swine flu scare, cannot bring them this time around "for liability reasons," she said.
Repeat: Nicole Ostrofe, a 23-year-old Thunderbird student and a summer intern who just started this week, found out only Tuesday that she wouldn't be going.	Nicole Ostrofe, a 23-year-old Thunderbird student and a summer intern who just started this week, found out only Tuesday that she wouldn't be going.
Repeat: She was crushed, as she was really hoping to do field work and give back to the region where she studied abroad during her undergraduate years.	She was crushed, as she was really hoping to do field work and give back to the region where she studied abroad during her undergraduate years.
Repeat: By the way, you can't go to Mexico."	By the way, you can't go to Mexico."
Repeat: In her place, a former intern, Wynona Heim, may go along as a volunteer -- someone free to sign a liability release -- to help with all that needs to be done.	In her place, a former intern, Wynona Heim, may go along as a volunteer -- someone free to sign a liability release -- to help with all that needs to be done.
Repeat: For her part, Libman's worry is that her flight may be canceled.	For her part, Libman's worry is that her flight may be canceled.
Repeat: If it is, she said she's prepared to hop in her car and drive if she has to.	If it is, she said she's prepared to hop in her car and drive if she has to.
Repeat: She is hopeful, though, that the next wave of training will kick off as planned -- especially now, as concerns about swine flu sweep through Mexico and the remote villages remain the most underserved.	She is hopeful, though, that the next wave of training will kick off as planned -- especially now, as concerns about swine flu sweep through Mexico and the remote villages remain the most underserved.
Repeat: And to those who remain concerned about her plans and her personal safety, she said this: "I could just as easily be hit by a bus here.	And to those who remain concerned about her plans and her personal safety, she said this: "I could just as easily be hit by a bus here.
Repeat: The video, titled "We Con the World" -- set to the tune of the 1985 hit, "We are the World"-- was put together by Caroline Glick, a former member of the Israel Defense Forces and columnist for the Jerusalem Post.	The video, titled "We Con the World" -- set to the tune of the 1985 hit, "We are the World"-- was put together by Caroline Glick, a former member of the Israel Defense Forces and columnist for the Jerusalem Post.
Repeat: In the video, up to a dozen members of the so-called "Flotilla Choir" -- some wearing a variation of traditional Arab dress -- sing satirical verses, such as: "There's no people dying, so the best that we can do is create the biggest bluff of all."	In the video, up to a dozen members of the so-called "Flotilla Choir" -- some wearing a variation of traditional Arab dress -- sing satirical verses, such as: "There's no people dying, so the best that we can do is create the biggest bluff of all."
Repeat: On her blog, Glick, who briefly appears in the video, says, "We produced a clip in English.	On her blog, Glick, who briefly appears in the video, says, "We produced a clip in English.