after we undock we kind of come back and but the station and head home. all in all like i said its current be a very big mission, pact and exciting one to watch and i'm looking forward to it. but the team is in great shape and i will let him tell you how the team is ready to go come ten days from now. >> thanks mike. the final processing flow is growing extremely well. especially given the extra days we are given by the program, the extra ten days. last night we completed the ordinance installation for the different elements, which separates the orbiter and the different flight elements themselves. that's all clean and good. we get into the pressurization of the high-pressure gas bottles tomorrow night, and rest pretty easy. they come monday and closed doors and a week from right now we will be into the countdown. >> one thing to mention at the end of march we did have some adverse weather out the launch pad the was reviewed in detail throughout the last couple of weeks or so it in addition to day each element reported out we had a small hail, experienced

we can allow the 25 to undock. we would probably move to the 924 -- 9th or 10th.will have to do some homework and talk to the russians. we still think we have a good shot in front of the atlas. with that i will stop talking. >> mike mentioned how well the launch did -- lauren team did over-- the launch time did overnature. it was probably the latest we have ever rotated the r.s.s. and go to tanking on time. we started talking about the a.p.u. issue this morning about 9:00. when the fuel line chilled down, the sternum stat that controls the heater didn't come on, didn't command the heater to come on. it is much like a thermostat in your home. when it is cold and you want the heat, the thermostat kicks on the heater. that didn't happen. there wasn't much trouble shooting we could do while we were still in e.t. load. we had to get back in the crew module and command the heater on from the crew module itself. we had to make sure until we are done with the e.t. load and get the crews into the ship and do the next part which was to command it on from the module, and tha