This is CBS, I on the world, Behind the Black. Bob Zimmerman is here.

We're going to start with Man Space, Ros Cosmos version.

Bob, a very good evening to you.

Three astronauts to the ISS.

Who are they and what is the mission?

Good evening to you.

Yes, late last week, over the weekend, Russian saw used to rocket lifted off from

back by canal in Kazakhstan with three astronauts to ISS. This was the launch

that they had a launch abort with 20 seconds to go two days earlier, which is very rare for the Russians.

But whatever the technical problem was, and they wouldn't tell us, they fixed it and they launched over the weekend and dock to the station two days later

and they've got three people on board. One is a Russian astronaut. He's the commander and there

is a Belarus astronaut, a woman, and they

only to stay up to the station for 12 days. They're going to come down on a

older Soyuz capsule that was launched six months ago and bring with them an American who's

been up there for six months.

The astronaut, the remains, is an American.

She, Tracy Dyson, she's going to stay up for six months and come back.

When she comes back, it will be interesting.

She'll come back with two Russian astronauts and men and a woman.

The woman, and both of those are on a year-long mission so she'll come back

after six months with two people who've been up there for a year and the woman

of those two Russians will likely set a new endurance record will likely set a

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