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good morning and welcome to mission

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control houston and space station live

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the three members of the expedition 36

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crew are now more than halfway through

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their day having started at 1am central

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time they are nasa flight engineer chris

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cassidy and russian flight engineer

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alexander berserkin and expedition 36

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commander pablo vinogradov

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the crew is currently simulating with

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the team here on the ground an emergency

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on board the station so that they can

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practice running through their emergency

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procedures

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the crew performs these sorts of drills

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periodically to keep their training

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fresh so that they'll be prepared in the

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case of a real emergency today the

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emergency being simulated is pneumonia

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leak inside the space station

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during the exercise they do physically

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move through the space station and

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actually take shelter in their soyuz

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which would act as their escape vehicle

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in the event of emergency and they also

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actually closed the hatch on the soyuz

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to ensure that there would be no

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hang-ups in the event that they actually

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needed to do so

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the drill also puts both sides of the

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equation ground and the crew through the

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paces on their decision-making abilities

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and allows them to practice the

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communication and coordination needed

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between the ground teams in houston

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moscow which would be required in a real

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emergency

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besides this test the crew has had a

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full day of activity so far on the

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russian side of the station commander

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pavel vinogradov and flight engineer

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alexander misurkin have spent their

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morning working with exercise equipment

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on the russian side of the space station

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yesterday they removed and assembled

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disassembled an old treadmill called the

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tvis or treadmill with vibration

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isolation and stabilization and today

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they're replacing it with a new t2

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treadmill designed to work without power

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and be more reliable than its

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predecessor

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on the us side of the station flight

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engineer chris cassidy started the day

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by opening the window shutters on the

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destiny laboratory for the iserv

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experiment or the iss server

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environmental research and visualization

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system that's an automated system that

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will help engineers on the ground gain

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experience and expertise in automated

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data acquisition from the space station

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while also providing useful images of

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the earth below

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he performed routine maintenance on the

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station's potable water dispenser and

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advanced resistive exercise device

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that's the zero gravity equivalent of a

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weightlifting machine and once this

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emergency drill is over he scheduled to

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start work on the capillary flow

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experiment to investigate how fluids