Stanford’s Katie Ledecky goes for more medals on Tuesday in the 200m freestyle and the 1500m freestyle, and the men’s basketball team looks to bounce back from its opening loss to France.

Monday morning started with good news thanks to two Americans winning gold medals in skeet shooting. Later today, UC Berkeley and Stanford will make their presence known when competing for the swimming win. Here’s what you need to watch for today.

With the Opening Ceremony set to begin at 9:55 a.m. Friday (on NBC Bay Area and streaming live), there is already plenty of action underway at the Tokyo Olympics.

As the Opening Ceremony of the Tokyo Olympics concluded Friday, the U.S. softball team, led by veteran pitcher Monica Abbott of Salinas, was preparing for its third matchup of the games. And the Olympics officially welcomes new sport 3-on-3 basketball, with the women’s competition starting.

How about that Opening Ceremony Friday? The event had millions of people glued to their screens watching athletes from around the world representing their countries. On day two, we’re getting into it and taking a look at the debut of skateboarding, women’s softball, surfing and more.

Very few are getting the chance to cover the Tokyo Olympics this year, our Raj Mathai is one of the lucky few. Digital Correspondent Abbey Fernández is ‘Checking In with Raj’ every day throughout the Olympics to see what he’s up to, what he’s covering, and what’s he’s enjoying during his stay.

She’s USA Skateboarding’s youngest national champion ever, and an alternate for Team USA in Tokyo — but as she showed off her signature tricks with ease and style, 15-year-old Minna Stess told us her number one goal is to dominate the Olympic skate park in 2024.

Skateboarder Nyjah Huston grinds some Lego rails as he explains the newest Olympic sport.