nine months ago another winter olympics ended in heartbreakfor elise christie.rner. with a second successive games she was the big medal hope. for the second successive games those hopes were dashed. today she believes that outcome was virtually guaranteed. i felt like i had lost the olympics before i had even got there. the year as a whole wasn't right and we have made a lot of mistakes. as a triple world champion she should have been a match for anyone but she says her body and mind were telling her otherwise. going into the games i was depressed, there was low, i was in pain every day. eventually went to the doctor said i don't know what is wrong and he said you are on the verge of being overtrained if not overtrained. there was conversation between me and a few of the stuff and it was like it was not time to back off now. i was the medal hope with a team and a medal hope everyone. everyone felt the pressure to just keep everyone. everyone felt the pressure tojust keep pushing. everyone. everyone felt the pressure to just keep pushing. the rebuilding process

nine months ago, another winter olympics ended in heartbreak for elise christie.cessive games, she was team gb's great medal hope. and for the second successive games, those hopes were dashed. today, though, she believes that outcome was virtually guaranteed. i felt i had lost the olympics before i even got there. the year as a whole just wasn't right. and we made a lot of mistakes. as a triple world champion, she should have been a match for anyone. but she says her body and mind were telling her otherwise. going into the games, you know, i was depressed, i was low, i was in pain every day. i eventually went to the doctor and said, i just don't know what's wrong. and he was like, you know, you are on the verge of being overtrained if not overtrained. there was a conversation between me and a few of the staff and it was like, it's not time to back off now. i was the medal hope from the team. i was the medal hope for everyone, i think everyone felt that pressure to just keep pushing. the rebuilding process for christie has not been simple. post pyeongchang, her rel

speed skater elise christie says she won't be putting her career on ice as the three time world champion. the rehabilitation of inmates in british prisons is facing one of its most challenging times. evidence of serious drug use and overcrowding is said to be contributing to a lack of staff wanting to take on the role. yet one of the least visible, but increasingly significant jobs in helping prisoners reform is that of the prison chaplain. 0ur religion editor, martin bashir, has been inside pentonville prison in london, as it marks its 175th anniversary as one of the largest jails in the country, to see how faith can make a difference. # amazing grace...# if the church's mission is to save sinners, then this is a good place to start. in the presence of god, and 26 prison officers, this is the chapel at pentonville, a category a prison, with some of the nation's most dangerous inmates. they asked us to conceal their identities. the chaplaincy team is available to all 1,300 inmates. i decided to commit and surrender to god. people like craig, who is serving seven years for supplying and s

british speed skater elise christie says she's putting her 0lympic disappointment behind her and concentrating ankle in the 1,000m heats in south korea she was disqualified and had to be carried off the ice by her coach. i want to win everything, but actually it's not about winning everything now. i've done everything else, it's about that 0lympic everything now. i've done everything else, it's about that olympic medal. it's been hard for me, like, having to gain weight and getting a bit slower. sought my body out. and put my ego aside a bit, obviously, which is the most difficult part for me. i'm super hungry about the game is now. i wasn't initially but i'm definitely back into thinking about winning that 0lympic definitely back into thinking about winning that olympic medal. that's got to be the hardest exercise i think i've ever seen. on the blades? the blade squat. oh my word. with one of those rubber bands! there may be a chill in the air across britain this week but four years today, the world cup will be getting under way in the blistering heat of qatar. will there be games at night? g

elise: but you raised a lot of money. mr. christie: some stuff in michael lewis's book is right and some of it is wrong. the whole scene when the president burst in and screamed at me about raising money never happened. it never happened. another steve bannon-created fiction. why do i know it was steve bannon? there were only three people in the room, me, the president, steve bannon. i know michael lewis didn't interview the president and he didn't interview me, so who did he interview? that's it. it never happened. the present read a story on labor day weekend 2016 that we were having fund-raising problems with the transition. he calls from air force one and said, what are you raising, how much money? i said donald, remain calm, it is $1 million. $1 million. that's it. it's not a lot of money, and most of it is coming from my fundraising list, not even yours. i went to the apartment the next and and steve bannon was there for half the meeting. he walked in in the middle of it. all the president said to me was are you going to raise a

former presidential candidate chris christie talked about his career, and the trump presidency. he was interviewed by journalist elise jordan and answered questions from the audience. this is one hour. outello, thanks for coming everyone in los angeles. we are here today with governor one ofhristie, who was