capabilities was found by fbi agents. it s not clear what the document is and what the country is but the list is small there s eight other countries besides the u.s. with nuclear capabilities. the post also reports, some of the seized documents detail top secret operations so closely guarded that many senior national security officials are kept in the dark about them. only the president, members of the cabinet or near cabinet level official could authorize other government officials to know these details of the special access programs. this reporting has not been confirmed yet by nbc news and the justice department declined to comment but what the president s spokesman is saying about it. and troubles for a top trump ally. nearly two years after being pardoned, steve bannon is expected to face a new criminal indictment in new york and turn himself in tomorrow. details on that case. and this afternoon, a reunion at the white house. former president barack obama and first
highly classified, you go to jail for that. and you go to jail for that. you should know that. classified information. you should go to jail for that for many, many years. lock him up, lock him up. jimmy kimmel with a mashup of donald trump s words concerning other people s mishandling of classified documents. but, wow, meanwhile, stunning new reporting this morning that the nuclear secrets of a foreign government were among the materials seized from mar-a-lago. we ll have the latest on that. plus, steve bannon set to be indicted. how the case related to fundraising shows the limits of the pardon he received from donald trump. and caught on tape, new video shows a fake elector in the 2020 election. escorting members of a tech firm into a georgia elections office on the same day a breach was detected. we ll explain how this ties into the overall election scheme. we re also following the latest in the fight over control in congress. new polling on the impact of the ab
was carried out with a ransomware tool, the superintendent says the district has not received a ransom demand. and it s not clear who was responsible for the breach which is still under investigation. school officials say the attack disrupted access to email, computer systems and applications, forcing students and staff to reset their passwords. still, authorities say based on their preliminary review, the attack did not impact employee health care or payroll information. and safety and emergency mechanisms in schools were also unaffected. the fbi says the district s readiness for such an attack made all the difference. the quick response from the l.a. unified school district, both in their preparation and notification in bringing law enforcement in to solve this problem together is the key to success. nbc s tom costello reporting. so, guys, actually, the l.a. school district held up really well in this attack but is this just sick to freeze schools.
schools. the fbi and u.s. cyberagency has said a gang known as vice society has been targeted the education sector with ransomware attacks. it uses techniques to break in and recover data. it uses technology that decrypts information and isn t released until a ransom is paid. it comes on the second attack on the second largest attack over the weekend. los angeles school authorities say 93 thwarted the attack that was likely criminal in nature. lasd was attacked with a ransomware tool that temporarily disabled systems. reporter: the school district notified law enforcement. then took their system offline. by shutting down all the system, we were able to stop the propagation of this event. and restricting its potential damage. reporter: while the attack
school district with having a robust set of defenses that allowed them to thwart the attack. it happened over the weekend and the school district said because it invested in cyber defenses, recognizes the attack they were able to thwart it. here s what the superintendent said just yesterday. lausd was attacked with a ransomware tool that temporarily disabled systems by shutting down all the systems we were able to stop the propagation of this event and restricting its potential damage. reporter: in response, they were able to therefore keep their email secure, teacher information, staff information, student information secure. but the fbi and warning from u.s. cyber security is that schools are a rich target and they know right now there is a group called vice society, vice