In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

(CNN) -- When she was a public health administrator for the state of California, Kathryn Hall-Trujillo found that her greatest challenge was paying for babies who were born sick. "The figure we were working with at that time was about $300,000 ... to stabilize a baby for the first 90 days," said Hall-Trujillo, who worked for the state from 1976-1991. At the same time, she said, it cost just $2,000 to ensure pregnant mothers received all the care they needed for a healthy pregnancy and proper delivery. The staggering disparity, along with troubling rates of infant mortality in America, compelled Hall-Trujillo, 62, to find a solution.Birthing Project USA helps soon-to-be mothers find guidance and supportThe goal of the mentoring program is to prevent babies from being born sickKathryn Hall-Trujillo came up with the idea while she was a public health administratorDo you know a hero? Nominations are open for 2010 CNN Heroes 
 Question:"We've been doing this long enough now that you can hear a child -- 20 years old -- say, 'I was born into the _,' " Hall-Trujillo said.
Birthing Project USA

Seoul (CNN) A man drove a construction vehicle Tuesday into the gate of a South Korean prosecutor's office intending to kill the woman at the center of a major political scandal, authorities said. The man came from a rural town to the prosecutor's office in Seoul to "help Choi Soon-sil die," said Han Jeung-sub, a detective at the Seocho Police Station. Choi is a friend and informal adviser to South Korean President Park Geun-hye, and she has been described as a Rasputin-like character to the leader. Accusations that Choi was the recipient of leaked official state documents have led to noisy demands for Park's ouster, with thousands taking to the streets over the weekend demanding she step down.President's friend and informal adviser taken into "emergency detention"Confidante faces questioning over allegations she received classified documents 
 Question:_ is expected to name new secretaries this week, according to local media.
Park Geun

(CNN) If current opinion polls are to be believed, this Sunday voters in Japan will return Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to office with an increased majority, putting the 63-year-old conservative on track to become the longest-serving leader in the country's post-war history. An election victory would also provide Abe with what may be his best, and possibly last, chance to secure the majority needed to begin the process of revising Japan's pacifist constitution. Abe, a deeply divisive and unpopular figure within many parts of Japan, has so far struggled to engage voters beyond his core support. In the weeks preceding the election, approval ratings for Abe's Liberal Democrat Party (LDP) have stood at a mere 37%, a low bar even by Japanese standards, where enthusiasm for political parties remains apathetic at best.Voter turnout could drop below 50% for first time in postwar historyLack of credible opposition and voter apathy expected to result in Abe victory 
 Question:In order to revise the constitution, Abe needs a two-thirds majority in both houses of the _ parliament as well as a majority in a national referendum.

Japan