student apart are the innovative websites that he s built, like youtube instant. you start typing a few words, i predict what you re look for and i play a video that i think you ll like. reporter: other companies are already knocking on his door and he s only a junior. choosing a suitor when the time comes will be difficult. all of the companies in this area are trying to compete to be the best place to work. they have land dree services and say, land dree is something that will take you an hour to do every week. we ll do it for you. reporter: companies are offering freep around the clock food because the competition for talent is fierce. stanford students generally don t have problems finding employment but this year s crop of computer sciences have it especially good. silicon valley is in the midst of a hiring boom. chief operating officer for a start-up called square, a
as many as 850 people. we will have much more on this in 20 minutes from our senior white house correspondent ed henry. now, i want to show you an x ray like none you have never seen before. take a good look at this. these are people crammed into a tractor-trailer in mexico. they shouldn t have been in the trailer nor in mexico, nor in the united states. where this rig and another like it were allegedly headed. they were stopped yesterday in the southern state of chiapas. 530 migrants who authorities paid $7,000 each to make a journey that is not just illegal but dangerous. in the words of national migration institute, inhuman. and where were they coming from? this, too, will surprise you as well. they came not just from central america but china, nep pal, india, and japan. rafael romo is joining me live from atlanta. first off, rafael, japan? we re not used to hearing about illegal immigrants from asia. reporter: that s right, randi. it used to be that you would find peo