Commentator: And now we do have the Discovery's crew.
Alright Mark Kelly.Followed by Mike Fossum and Karen Nyberg.
Kelly shaking hands with Kennedy Space Center Director Bill Parsons.
We mentioned earlier, Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency vice president (Kaoru Mamiya).
And now we actually, there is Gary Reisman, who looking pretty good after three months in space,
I'll tell you.And now the crew is doing their traditional walk-around underneath the shuttle.
You've got Commander Mark Kelly talking to Chris Scolese and Bill Gerstenmaier.
Looks like Mark Kelly's pulling the crew together and maybe ready to make their crew statement after landing.
Commander Mark Kelly/STS-124: Hello everybody. It's great to be here on the runway in sunny Florida.
It's great to bring Discovery back in good shape.
The vehicle's in really good shape. Like, like to see it that way.
It's a great day here. We had a really exciting mission that from our point of view was very, very successful.
We're really glad to be involved in making the space station a bigger and more capable place.
We installed a Japanese laboratory that we'll, pretty soon here we're
going to start to do a lot more science and space station with.
Did three space walks and exchanged the crew of the space station.
You know, it was really an exciting mission and we're glad to be back here in Florida. Thank you.