STS-128 Update: Mission Managers to Meet Today at Noon
"The testing of the liquid hydrogen fill and drain valve in shuttle Discovery's main propulsion system is complete. The valve and its position indicator both operated normally during yesterday's testing. And all leak checks were within specification. The evaluation of the low-level hydrogen leak detected in a tail service mast on the mobile launcher platform on Launch Pad 39A following Tuesday's launch scrub is complete, and no leaks were detected. All the test data will be brought to the mission management team for review at the noon EDT meeting. Mission managers also are scheduled to meet at 2:15 p.m. to give the "Go - No Go" for tanking."


I hope they include the scrub data set.
The valve and C/W systems cannot be that complex. This is not putting a good sign the "NASA" knows what it is doing!
Testing after Failure or shutdown is fine. To make a statement of what the problem is/was is another.
Being at these meetings in the past, I hope the finger pointing is no longer present. This is a KSC activity.