New Three-Man Crew Arrives at Space Station

A Russian Soyuz spacecraft has arrived at the International Space Station with a three-man crew, including an astronaut about to break an American record. By the end of his six-month mission on the space station, Jeff Williams will have spent more accumulated time in space - 534 days - than any other astronaut in U.S. history. This is Williams' third time aboard the space station. He and Russian cosmonauts Oleg Skripochka and Alexey Ovchinin are joining a three-man crew already...

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