This week Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano may have a big decision to make. Should her state seriously consider building a prison in Mexico? Arizona has seen as massive crackdown on illegal immigrants... And the state has started shelling out millions of dollars each year to lock up undocumented workers. Lawmakers say an Arizona prison in Mexico could cut those costs in half. But the idea has Mexican officials more than a little annoyed. Julia Barton reports from Tucson.

Later this week, the House is expected to approve an overhaul of the bankruptcy code. It would make it tougher for individuals to protect their assets from creditors. The Senate passed it last month. The President has said he'll sign the bill. Marketplace's Hillary Wicai reports that some people on the brink of bankruptcy are being urged to jump now.

A publication called PC World today reports on a cell phone that doubles as a camcorder. True, there are already cell phones that can record video. The innovation here, if you want to call it 'innovation' is that the phone looks like a video camera. With a big viewfinder and a large lens. The telephone keypad is hidden. $600. This may sound like a horribly expensive toy. Parents know that with text messaging and color displays, the 'cellphone as toy' is not too far off the mark. Commentator and psychologist Susan Linn says advertisers know it, too.

Yankees 9, Red Sox 2. But no word yet on how well Fox television scored with its broadcast of baseball's season opener Sunday. Last week, Fox television lost its top programmer, Gail Berman. She's off to Paramount Pictures to take the number 2 slot. Before she left, one of her biggest challenges was figuring out how to square baseball season with television season. Lisa de Moraes is TV columnist for the Washington Post...