reporter: the president is diverting funds to pay for his border wall, including money to rebuild tindall air force base that was hit by hurricane michael. he pledged he was coming to tindall's rescue. >> i saw the devastating effects of that category 5 hurricane. category 5. never heard of a category 5s before. we're rebuilding the whole place. and we're doing a job. >> reporter: one of the president's top homeland security advisers appears to be taking the blame for the altered map. an official saying that the president's comments were based on a briefing that included the possibility of tropical storm-force winds in southeastern alabama. the statement from the white house does not say who altered the map. jim acosta, cnn, the white house. >> all right. >>> back to what really matters here, of course, the devastation that so many people are dealing with. if you would like to help the victims of this hurricane, dorian, head over to our special impact your world website. that's where you will find a list of organizations that are helping to reach those who are in need. that address is cnn

if convicted tindall could get 53 years in prison. >>news tonight. president trump says he will release a comprehensive report on his finances before the next election. it's an attempt to make the case that he does not need members of the us military to stay at his resorts, his hotel other businesses. >>get help the trump administration. it comes after a report first broken by politico that the us air force crew members are increasingly refueling near his scotland resort even staying it his hotel there cnn's someone certified the reports. >>back on capitol hill after a six-week recess house democrats are intensifying pressure on president trump expand in their investigations in opening up a series of new ones all looking into potential abuses of power by the trump administration with the house judiciary committee is now probing controversial international stays during refueling stop fi us air force personnel president trump's turnberry resort in scotland. prompting the air force to order an official review. >>the president has indeed converted the go

the tindall's york pass the scene of hard and groundbreaking work more than half a century ago the high all pine road connecting austria and italy was opened here architect very near chill knows how extreme conditions can inspire extreme feats especially when those extremes are in nature. indeed in this magnificent landscape look around and you'll see everything's a sculpture and you can't respond to it with architecture all architecture fails so we try to respond with sculpture. like a great stone slab come to rest chose pos museum just saw it from the barren rock a 2500 metres elevation protruding into south to roll from austria it's a borderline experience in stone. i think is the architecture is always communication it's there to look at and to bring people closer to the land and make it comprehensible 1st and for example when someone walks through this building and looks out from the other side of the view they get a very different view of the landscape here. and if they stand here and turn around in a circle it's not at all the same as looking at one perspective through a picture

. >> i have just come from a stop at tindall air force base where i saw the devastating effects of that5 hurricane. category 5. never heard about category 5s before. so we're rebuilding the whole place and doing the job. >> reporter: just in the last hour, homeland security and counterterrorism adviser peter brown released a statement on the altered map. here's a portion of it on screen. says while speaking to the president sundayed 1st, the president addressed hurricane dorian and its potential impact on multiple states, including alabama. the president's comments were based on the hurricane dorian briefing, which included the possibility of tropical storm force winds in southeastern alabama. but wolf, we should point out, information from noaa, from the maps, the atmospheric agency show that during the same time frame, there was only 5 to 10% chance of tropical storm force winds in the same corner of southeastern alabama, wolf, and getting all of that to the side, putting that to the side, should also be noted the statement doesn't say who drew on the map. the white house appears to b

the schools are one thing, but there's a lot of facilities, including at places like tindal and lejeunere we've had devastating weather-related problems, where the communities need these things, and it just -- i just don't believe in blaming and punishing those folks for the political conversation to continue for the president. you heard it, i couldn't have said it any more clearly than those moms. >> you think president trump is specifically directly hurting military families for the sake of politics? >> well, i mean, he's taking his money for a political promise from people who have done the right thing, served their country. their projects have been in line and the military specifically looked at those needs and asked the congress for that money and we gave it. and we gave it. so i think they're right to be frustrated. why is it coming out of their school or their rehabilitation project or their cyber center and not from where it belongs, which is an honest to god homeland security conversation. >> democratic congresswoman alyssa slotkin of michigan, thank you so much for your time,

include $400 million from a national guard training facility in puerto rico, and $17 million from the tindall force base in florida which suffered catastrophic damage during hurricane michael. michael, this was, this was the central promise of trump's 2016 campaign. it has not progressed the way he talked about it in the campaign trail. what is the sense in the white house. how nervous, how much anxiety, there anxiety in the white house about going to the voters in 2020 and specifically not having to show for this issue what was promised in 16. >> well, i think that, you know, people around trump realize that this is a problem. i think their answer to it is going to be to run, you know, kind of a classic play that we've seen from other presidents. just basically attack the opposition party in congress and blame them and say i couldn't do this because the democrats wouldn't let me. so reelect me and give me a friendly congress, and maybe we can get it done. the question is whether hitz voters are going to accept that for an answer. a lot of particularly lower information voters who don't follo

i believe i mentioned, not in florida, the fire crash rescue station at tindale air force base. the list goes on an on. we now get more evidence of the fact that these projects are vitally needed by the military, by members of our armed forces, by the -- advance of security interests of the people of the united states and around the world. so we have detailed now of my view what amounts to a unconstitutional move of dollars without congressional approval. we have that. we are acting once again in conjunction with our colleagues in the senate to end the national emergency declaration by the president. and while we might agree or disagree as to whether or not that is really an emergency, we might disagree or agree on whether or not the use by the president of the act and the way he did is constitutional. what is incontrovertible is that the current law allows us to do what wear doing today to end the emergency and that's really a question before us. with that, i reserve to my colleague. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from georgia is recognized. mr.