Kay Hire/NASA Astronaut: And Commander of the Discovery is Alan Poindexter, here.
He's a Navy captain and he's on his second flight, here.
You're seeing him get into a harness. This harness will hook into his parachute.
We have emergency survival equipment inside that harness. We now have the view inside the space shuttle Discovery.
And you also heard that the commander is on board. That call was from the Closeout Crew,
letting the Launch Control Center team know that Commander Poindexter is on board.
And now we see Mission Specialist Clay Anderson. And you see Clay checking out all of his equipment and his gear, there. OK.
And so we have Clay Anderson on board. And now, we've got a view of our Pilot Jim Dutton.
And your view right now, on the closer part of the view, you see Stephanie Wilson.
Mike Curie/STS-131 Launch Commentator: Yep. Stephanie's making her third spaceflight.
She flew on STS-121 first and STS-120 second. Back in the White Room with Rick Mastracchio, this will be his third flight.
He's mission specialist 1, and he and Clay Anderson will be conducting all three of the spacewalks on the mission.
And there's Naoko. She has a sign for her loved ones, as well.
Kay Hire/NASA Astronaut: And a big "Go STS-131."
Mike Curie/STS-131 Launch Commentator: There's Dottie Metcalf-Lindenburger.
She is a rookie. She is one of three former school teachers selected as mission
specialists in the 2004 educator astronaut class.
Kay Hire/NASA Astronaut: Although this is a dark view, in the very center of your view right now, is Dottie, or MS 2, sitting in her seat.
And they're working to fasten all of her seatbelts and strap her in.
Rene Arriens/Closeout Crew Member: And looks like he's gotten the "go" to close the hatch.