nasa kurt costello, the program chief scientist and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch whether officer for our 45th weather squadron. i don't everybody is looking forward to hearing from them as well. i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >>>> thank you. is great to be here following the launch readiness today. since we talked on tuesday, we have put the falcon nine through a static fire, an important test for us to check out the rocket and make sure all of the systems are functioning as expected. we removed all of that over the last few days and the rocket is really good. it's important to do some inspections and we swapped out a couple inches on those vehicles and everything looks really good. we also did a dry practice with the crew. they got in the spacesuits, went out to the launch pad and got that installed into the vehicle. it's the first time we put for people into dragon and the test went really well. in terms of looking at the ,eather and chance of recovery we have it adjusted the launch day and have adjusted the launch date 24 hours later and

also, kurt costello, the nasa iss program chief scientist at johnson space center. and last but not least is arlena moses, the launch weather officer for our 45th weather squadron. i know everyone is looking forward to hearing from her as well. with that, i will turn it over to steve and let them take it from there. >> thank you. it is great to be here, following the launch readiness today. it has been eight busy few days. since we talked on tuesday, we have put the falcon nine vehicle through a static fire, an important test for us to check out the rocket, to make sure all the systems on the rocket were functioning as expected. we reviewed all of that date over the last few days, and the rocket looks really good. it was import for us to also do inspections after that. we swapped out a couple of engines on the vehicle and did those inspections, and everything looks really good. we also did a dry dress practice with the crew. the crew suited up, got in their spaces, went out to the launchpad and got installed in the vehicle. it is the first time we have put four peop

bengy reed, the senior director of human space programs and spacex, great to have him with us, and kurt costello, the nasa chief scientist at johnson space center. and last but not least, arlenea moses, the launch weather officer for the 45th weather squadron, so i know everybody is looking forward 20 hearing from her. with that, turn it over to steve. >> thank you, kyle. and it's great to be here following the launch readiness review today. it has been a busy few days since we last talked. we talked to you after the flight mainstream review on tuesday, and since that time, we have put the falcon 9 vehicle through a fire, to make sure that all of the systems on the rocket were functioning as expected and we have reviewed all of that data and the rocket looks really good. it was important for us to do some inspections after that. and we swapped out a couple of inspections and everything looks really good. we did a dry dress practice with the crew and they suited up and got in their space suits and on the launch pad and into the vehicle. this is the first time we have put four people in dragon's v