Brothers rowing across the Pacific on track to break world record

Back in March the three Maclean brothers from Scotland set off on their 14,000km journey from Lima to Sydney in a row boat, aiming to for the fastest ever non-stop and unsupported row across the Pacific. Now, they're 48 days and nearly 5,700 kilometres in - rowing through the middle of the Pacific Ocean - and currently closer to astronauts in space than to any human on earth. GUEST: Ewan Maclean, one of three brothers rowing across the Pacific Ocean PRODUCER: Brooke Young