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Known. kids knew. >> i think i -- again, there were pockets -- i think everybody knew. nobody was talking about it. so one of the things i want to make sure is that we do have the transparency and accountability for communicating. law enforcement should communicate with the school districts and vice versa. i want to make sure that happens. >> neil: how is your son doing, your wife, your family, you? >> we're doing okay. we're doing better. every day -- i won't say it's easier, but we've been supported by the other families in a way that i can't begin to describe. they're an amazing group of fa...

Right now. >> it was the worst dave my life. >> amber, i just -- amber, i see it in your face. i'm so sorry. >> yeah, it's really horrible and it's such a ridiculous situation. not -- this shouldn't have happened to any of those people and it really breaks my heart that it happened to my mom. >> what do you want people to know about your mom, amber? >> she was such an amazing person. she cared for so many people, she was so enthusiastic. she -- she was literally the best mom and she was my best friend. so it was really heartbreaking to hear all this news. >> how's your son doing, bob? >> he's ...

This morning. >> reporter: the white house is pushing back on this "the wall street journal" report. the statement we got from deputy press secretary lindsey walters. she said no change in the united states position on the paris agreement as the president has made abundantly clear the united states is withdrawing, unless we can re-enter on terms that are more favorable to our country. now, that very much echoes what we heard from the president in that rose garden address back in june when he said, we will start to negotiate and we will see if we can make a deal that's fair. that has been a key...

Street journal" report. this is the statement we got from deputy press secretary lindsey walters. she said there has been no change in the united states' position on the paris agreement, as the president has made abundantly clear. the u.s. is withdrawing unless we can reenter on terms more favorable to our country. that very much echoes what we heard in the president in that rose garden address in june when he said we will see if we can negotiate and make a deal that's fair. that is key to the white house's argument, that the deal is not fair to the u.s. and hurts the u.s. economy and workers....

Make a deal that is fair. that has been a key to the white house's argument here, that this deal is not fair to the u.s., that it hurts the u.s. economy and workers. and we should mention that this is a campaign promise, this is something that candidate trump ran on doing. it's important to wrer thrememb even though he announced the u.s. will be withdrawing in june, this is a lengthy process. it was something that was going to take until november of 2020. it's also important to note that the u.s. sets its own goals when it comes to reducing greenhouse gas emissions under this agreement. and so...