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age requirements i'll take an r the major announcement from pat sajak. and the surprise for a local umpire that is sure to put a smile on your face "early today" starts right now >> good morning, i'm jessica layton >> i'm frances rivera. we begin with a nbc news exclusive. the office of special counsel says that white house press secretary karine jean-pierre violated the hatch act during a press briefing last november the hatch act is designed to forbid federal employees from engaging in politics on the job. it said jeanpierre made comments that were disparaging to gop candidates, including referring to quote, mega maga republican officials who don't believe in the rule of law.

despite this, the office of special counsel said that they will not pursue disciplinary actions against jeanpierre, because it was unclear when she was aware the language she used was prohibited they are reviewing the opinion a legislative blockade came to an end on monday. house speaker kevin mccarthy cut a deal with 11 members of his party who last week blocked a package of gop bills from advancing to a vote. those republican hardliners voted with democrats to hold up the legislation. now the frustration with mccarthy on the deal with president biden on the debt ceiling. and one said while he wants the bil bills to move forward he is still concerned about the economic state of the country. former president trump is back in south florida ahead of his arraignment on charges surrounding some of the most

sensitive military secrets journalists will not be allowed with any electronic devices in the courtroom including cell phones but the former president gave this preview >> are you going to say anything beyond not guilty? are you going to make a statement in court tomorrow? >> no, i doubt it. i'll just say not guilty i didn't do anything wrong presidential records act it's not even a criminal event there's no criminality here. >> miami's mayor says he is ready for any level of protest outside the courthouse today now to an investigation of child labor laws more states are changing rules about when and where kids as young as 14 are allowed to work. stephanie gosk went to iowa where new laws are getting mixed reaction >> reporter: the movie theater is ramping up for a big summer, but finding workers has been a struggle >> we sent stacks of applications now we might have two or three >> reporter: that's why the

theater's manager thought to change the state's child labor law, making it easier to hire teenagers under 16 >> a lot of the part of the iowa code that dealt with child labor was written as far back as 1906 >> reporter: he helped to get a new law passed >> i think this is more about giving students an opportunity if they want to, if they could work a few more hours for one or two evenings >> reporter: the labor law allows kids under 16 to work more hours in a single day and as late as 9:00 p.m. during the school year, up to 28 hour as week do you have any concerns that some kids may work too much and not pay attention to their education? >> we didn't increase the number of hours per week. we've left that the same >> reporter: but it does mean a 14-year-old could work from 4:00 to 9:00 every day after school >> what i'm concerned about are children whose families are facing economic desperation. >> reporter: jen sure is a labor

activist who says kids under pressure to make money for their family could drop out of school. >> it puts them in a high-risk category for grades suffering, a high-risk category for not completing high school >> reporter: and critics say the bill relaxes rules around where kids can work, including light assembly jobs. iowa is not alone. in the last two years, 14 states have introduced legislation to loosen child labor laws. five have passed it. all of this coming as the federal government says there has been a 69% increase in child labor violations >> those are the situations in which we're seeing teens often recruited, and then hired into highly-exploitive work that involves excessive hours illegal exposure to either hazards or chemicals >> reporter: do you worry that by expanding child labor and changing a haw here it sets a tone that could potentially open

the door for companies and industries to take advantage of kids >> if they're breaking the law, they're breaking the law this doesn't open it up to allow for, you know, those type of things. >> reporter: the new law, he says, is written for kids like asher hughes what are you saving up for >> mainly a car right now. >> reporter: a car the 15-year-old works at that movie theater. >> i'm fine with him working as much as he wants to work as long as his grades are up >> reporter: does working until 9:00 seem late to you. >> no, not really. he doesn't go to bed at 9:00 i don't know any teenager that does go to bed at 9:00 or 10:00 >> reporter: it teaches responsibility, shelly hughes says, and the value of money at a time when businesses say they could really use the help. stephanie gosk, nbc news, iowa we are learning more about the fiery crash that brought down a section i-95 in philadelphia police say a tanker truck carrying nearly 9,000 gallons of gas apparently lost control on

the curve of an exit ramp and slammed into wall under the interstate rescue workers pulled a body from the wreckage monday family members tell us it was the truck's driver, nathaniel moody, who was found dead in the rubble he was described as a hard-working family man. the head of the atomic energy agency is in ukraine in direct response to the dam explosion crisis in kherson. he says he will assess the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. and right now we want to bring in foreign correspondent chapman bell who's following this story for us how has the blast at the kau kakhovka dam impacted the area >> reporter: there are new worries to the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant which has been the cause of concern throughout the war after russian forces year took it. and that involves the water that's essential to cooling the

six nuclear reactors on site as well as the spent fuel stosrage there. they've now within following this dam breach, discrepancies in water levels in the reservoir, in the ponds associated with these cooling methods. now that's why grossi's on his way there. he wants to get wider access for his team that has been on site since a few months into the war so that they can check these discrepancies and make sure that there's not going to be a catastrophe, because if these reactors struggle to cool, that involves a very dangerous situation. now hes hada he also wants to m president zelenskyy and a plan for assistance to help with this ongoing problem there. and that all following this dam burst which has been a real humanitarian and threatens to be an ecological stat there

so far, ten people are dead, at least, as well as dozens missing. but thousands have been displaced. andin addition to the nuclear aspect of the water, there's also threats to the area for drinking water so there's a big concern that this dam blast could potentially continue to cause problems after the initial flooding, not just to the people in the area, but also to this nuclear power plant, which would cause huge problems so i think the big concern is to get there, check things and make sure that everything's okay and have a plan in place to continue this, jessica. >> all right, chapman bell, thanks so much for that report this morning moving on now to former italian prime minister and media tycoon, silvio berlusconi has died at the ageof 86 he was one of the most divisive leaders this post-war italy and

served for a total of nine years, across decades in administrations plagued by scandals, often prominently feature berlusconi himself he was sentenced to prison for tax fraud which was ultimately lowered to community service because of his age a kaufs deacause of death was n but he was known to suffer from l leukemia nine out of ten people worldwide are biassed against women. the research is called shocking. the numbers match those from a decade ago suggesting gender rights remain largely stagnant a dramatic graph also shows the consistently low rate of women holding higher office across the globe. some severe weather stretching from the plains to the southeast. nbc meteorologist angie lassman is tracking those storms hi, angie, good morning. >> we've got a couple spots where we could see strong storms

developing later this afternoon. we're seeing mainly rain in parts of the great lakes but we'll start to see areas from the southeast to the southern plains get in for the potential of the storms. 19 million people are included it goes from texas to georgia and the carolinas. and a sliver of the northern part of florida as well, including tuscaloosa, jackson and dallas the greatest risk for some of the larger hail is focussed from savannah to monroe watch for that area. we could see two-inch-plus hail. tomorrow, another area of severe risk, it will shrink a little bit. still 9 million people at risk something we

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steps on the diamond >> play some ball. >> reporter: for scott county native, chad carter, the baseball diamond is his second home >> i do it because i love it i mean, i wouldn't be doing anything else. >> reporter: chad has been umpiring for uaasa for almost to 20 years now >> he knows 95% of players' names. >> nothing above your head the main thing is to build a comradery with them, to know that this is supposed to be fun and learn the game of baseball >> reporter: and chad is always a big hit with players and coaches. >> he encourages us. he high-fives us he tells us "good hit. he's just a really good ump. >> he knows all these kids' names from every single tame out of town, plays here. he's the best there is that's all you can say >> reporter: which is why the

team wanted to say thanks to chad for all he's done this year for the league >> i wanted to, i wanted our team to step up and get something for chad as a thank you for being our umpire all year >> reporter: kristina tougher came up with the idea. >> i spoke to plarnarent the on different teams. >> reporter: thinking a couple people might donate it turned into hundreds. saturday he was presented with a check. >> this is from every team up here [cheers and applause >> oh, you got to be kidding me. >> reporter: with more than $8,000 being donated to surprise chad >> thank you, lord thank you all. >> he's amazing. the impact he's had on these players and parents, this is why this is going on >> it just shows what being a part of something can be special, and they give back. i never expected this. >> reporter: a grand slam moment

for a mvp umpire, andrew mcclung. >> and thanks to andrew mcclung for that story what a way to end the season >> you know what coming off little league season, i will say, little league families show up for their own >>and look at him. he showed up for every game, for everybody we just saw. how exciting for them to have him to look forward to when the next season comes around >> so nice to see people treating an umpire really well they have a thankless job. thanks for watching "early today. i'm france

right now at 5:00, all eyes on miami. in just hours, former president donald trump will appear in federal court accused of mishandling classified documents. the legal and political fallout the former president i