It's day two of the Paralympics and some more Kiwi athletes getting ready to compete.
Sophie Pascoe will be in the pool, followed by Wheelchair rugby and track cycling, and the Wheel Blacks match against Great Britain will close off the day.
The former New Zealand paralympics swimmer and current International Paralympic Board vice president Duane Kale is in Tokyo and spoke to reporter Charlotte Cook about the mood at the games amid the Covid-19 chaos.
