he was cory lewendowski. moreover, videotape did capture the incident, as did audiotape released the very same day the trump camp denied the story. listen. >> fields provided evidence of injuries she said were caused by lewendowski, posting these pictures of bruises she said she sustained. for his part, lewendowski called into question her past reporting. later that night, donald trump weighed in. >> the trump camp attacks on fields continued the next day. as lewendowski tweeted that fields was totally delusional and he said he never touched her. fields filed a criminal compliant with authorities in florida that afternoon and we saw the release of several videos showing the incident. it showed that trump was, in fact, just inches from home run that day, and lewendowski was close enough to have touched fields who you see on the left side of your screen. later that night, fields came on "the kelly file" making it clear all she wanted initially was an apology. >> i didn't want to make a big deal out of it because

it has, meanwhile, changed the focus away from his campaign manager cory lewendowski. to manage the narrative out there on the campaign trail. >> clearly a reversal within a span of a couple of hours or so. jim accost athanks. >> let's bring in gloria borger, nia-malika henderson and david axelrod, a former senior adviser to president obama. gloria, your take on this little reversal, shall we call it. >> it took him just a short time to completely do a reversal. the irony here, wolf is that donald trump was clearly trying to appeal to pro-life voters. and what he didn't understand is the position of pro-life voters, vis-a-vis women and abortion. and even somebody like mike huckabee has said in the past, and nobody is more socially to the right than mike huckabee. he's said that should abortion become illegal, it would be the doctors that you would try and prosecute, not the women. so in attempting to pander to pro-life people, it would clear that donald trump didn't really understand their position on this. >> he certainly understands what's going on right now. the oth

it involves trump's very own campaign manager, cory leeuwieu lewendowski. michelle fields said she was asking trump a question about affirmative action when she was jolted backwards, grabbed by the arm. washington post reporter said he witnessed it. breitbart has been one of trump's most stalwart statements. they eventually took a stronger stance behind fields. it's beyond pathetic breitbart had to be shamed into standing up for its own reporter. trump's campaign denied that lewandowski assaulted fields. they said, the accusation is false. lewandowski suggests she's a liar. this despite an audio reporting obtained by politico though not defin knittive. >> i guess they magically appeared on me. so weird. daily beast reported that lewandowski had reportedly admitted it. late tonight sources close to the trump campaign told nbc's katie tur, corey has always had an extremely aggressive and contentious relationship with the media. we've known his irrational anger could cross the line. earlier today ben shapiro called on trump to fire lewandowski. all of this com

>> reporter: surrounded by family and staff, trump also gave credit to his campaign manager, cory lewendowski. >> good job. >> reporter: still under investigation for grabbing a reporter last week. while this was officially billed as a press conference. >> thank you very much. everybody. thank you, thank you. >> reporter: trump left the stage without taking a single question. and as for all of that speculation about a contested convention when the republicans come back here to ohio this summer, donald trump is dismissing it this morning in a broadcast interview. saying if he comes here and he leads in the delegates and he doesn't wind up with the nomination, quote, i think you'd have riots. matt and savannah? >> peter alexander, thank you very much. >>> governor john kasich is with us on the phone. governor, good mornings. >> good morning. >> congratulations on your win. this is a big one. i know you were a hoping to win. it was a must-win for you. is any part of your feeling this morning a big sigh of relief? >> well, no, not really. i mean, really it's a good accomplishment. i beat trump by

. >> also in that town hall donald trump defended his campaign manager, cory lewendowski and disputed she almost went to the ground. she was in pain, she went to the ground. when she found out that there was a security camera and that they had her on tape, all of a sudden that story changed. >> she said her story has remained exactly the same. >> can i read this to you? do you mind if i read this? >> she was knocked and she remained standing. >> look at what she says. i hope, by the way, she's not a baby, okay? in her own words exactly, i was jolted backwards. well, she's standing there. someone had grabbed me tightly by the arm. tightly. and yanked me down. she wasn't yanked down, she was like -- she didn't even have any expression. if somebody in this audience gets whacked or hurt, including me, you get hit a little bit, you go wow. there's no emotion. wait a minute, i almost fell to the ground. i almost fell to the ground. she didn't almost fall to the ground. he got in her way. by the way, she was grabbing me. am i supposed to press charges against her? oh, my arm is hurting. >> y

cory lowendowski is accused of grabbing and bruising the arm of a journalist. the republican frontrunner has defended lewendowskis innocent and will plead not guilty. >>> donald trump has been speaking in the last few hours saying he truly supports his campaign manager, that he is not the sort of person that would commit that sort of offense and he has no intentions of getting rid of him from his campaign. this goes back to events at the beginning of the month. the reporter said she was trying to ask a few more questions as reporters do when she felt herself being pulled back. if you look at the video. you can see her move back some distance, almost as much as half a meter. she said she felt as if she was almost being pulled down. she yudded lewandoski as the person who was pulling her. she posted pictures of bruises on her arm and the police to the police. they invited her to the police station in florida at 8:00 o'clock on tuesday morning. he adenied and was charged with misdemeanora assault. in florida, the bar for that is low indeed. if you lay your hands on someone and that contact is uninvited, you can fac

cory lewen dowski. she appears to grab her arm and turn her away. the reporter tweeted these photos, saying i guess these magically on me. lewendowski tweeting, i never touched you. >>> continuing to disrupt one of the region's largest healthcare systems. this is day 2 of the hack. and it could still be days away from restoring basics like e- mail. scott broom is here to explain what happens and what is next. >> this situation is huge. med star handles 4.5 million patient visits a year. this hack attack started yesterday. and as of this hour, some of the system's computers are still crippled. >> they have computers there. but they're not working. >> this mom's well baby check, canceled today. staff at this mitchellville, maryland office, unable to reschedule her without a working computer system. >> they filled out everything on paper. the doctors, nurses, patients. >> reporter: just one example of the monumental disruption caused by what med star calls a mal ware attack on its computer system that began monday morning. 10 hospitals, including georgetown. 250 satellite offices. >> no way around it they're a little bit smarter than p