Missing California Three Year Old Found Bordering Mexico
WHITFIELD: All right. Graduation ceremonies at the University of Notre Dame not quite over yet. We continue to monitor it there before the president makes its exit after having the commencement address today. Meantime, we've got other news we do want to share with you this Sunday afternoon. Almost two weeks after police say he was kidnapped, a three-year-old from California has been found. Wandering around in a Mexican border town. KTLA affiliate reporter Brandon Rudat has the latest from San Bernardino where the boy was reunited with his family yesterday.</s>BRANDON RUDAT, KTLA, REPORTER: Three-year-old Brian Rodriguez is back at home in San Bernardino with his family in healthy condition. His father Raul Rodriguez says he is so happy that his son was found safe and sound. And happy to hold him and hug him again. The boy landed safely in San Bernardino, high-fiving a sheriff investigator, seemingly thrilled to be back in his mother's arms. The young boy was kidnapped two weeks ago during a violent home invasion. His father feared he would never see his son again. Rodriguez says he lost the will to live because he thought the worst. But was so happy when he got the phone call telling him his son was alive. The boy was found wandering the streets of Mexicali, Mexico all by himself Thursday night. Mexican authorities found the boy and realized he was the missing child involved in the International Amber alert case. Two suspects raided the San Bernardino home, tied up the Rodriguez family and ransacked the home 13 days ago. Rodriguez was kidnapped and taken across the border to Mexico. Authorities say the men in this surveillance photo are the men who kidnapped the boy. Authorities also say they know the motive. This was not a random abduction but they won't release the details. Sheriffs investigators handling the case were emotional as the boy was reunited with the family.</s>SHERIFF ROD HOOPS, SAN BERNARDINO CO., CALIFORNIA: And the son reunited and he said - the last thing he saw was Bryant touching his mother's neck and that kind of says it all.</s>RUDAT: The police are confident that the two suspects will be caught but are concerned about for the safety of the other Rodriguez children. The father says he has seen the suspects in the surveillance photo but has no clue who they are.</s>WHITFIELD: All right. Applying a little elbow grease on a dangerous mission. You are seeing, what, 350 million miles away? It wasn't science as we know it, but shuttle astronauts resort to a can- do spirit in fixing the Hubble telescope.