. >> reporter: the american rescue plan, or arpa, passed last spring has helped portland with some of lost revenue. >> in our current budget, we used arpa funding to help bridge the gap for municipal revenues that we did not see coming in. so, we used about $8.5 million in order to help us balance our budget. so, the fact that we needed to use federal money to plug local revenue gaps is telling, and i think we'll see that again next year and maybe even the year after. >> reporter: so, as the mayor, do you consider portland to be in a period of recovery? are we still in the middle of all of this? >> i would say both. i would say we're definitely recovering, and we deal day-to-day deal with challenges that have resulted from covid and all of the myriad impacts of this pandemic. >> reporter: and then, there are portland's most covid-challenged businesses, like the state theatre. when we met general manager lauren wayne in 2020, the outlook was grim. >> we had to lay off most of our-- if not all of our part- time staff and our seasonal staff. and that was-- that was really hard. >> report

the arpa money not doing that.rles: they talk about raising taxes again that will hurt small businesses and the middle class. take into account all of the trillions we've already taxed and find out exactly where it is going. congressman budd, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. charles: more of mt. 's biden so-called power move to lower gas prices with my friend larry kudlow. market moving a little bit down here. we had a disasterous close on the nasdaq yesterday. it is a red flag. i will explain what an outsized session means and how much lower we could go. we'll be right back. ♪. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take off. you downloaded the td ameritrade mobile app so you can quickly check the markets? yeah, actually i'm taking one last look at my dashboard before we board. excellent. and you have thinkorswim mobile- -so i can finish analyzing the risk on this position. you two are all set. have a great flight. thanks. we'll se

arpa luminary data shows that 43% of survey participants have considered taking their life following joining the military, and only 10% considered it before. 2% said they personally know someone who has died by suicide. 25% stated they are not seeking help for mental health. when it comes to top reasons that our members are not seeking care, they said the negative stigma around mental health is too great, a common issue heard from both active duty and veterans. the issue of domestic violence has long been ignored when it comes to separation. a recent article following an investigation by cbs found 100,000 incidents of investigation have been reported to the military in 2015. incidents of spousal abuse on the military were more than twice that of the national population. iba's preliminary survey data shows that 51% feel that domestic violence is a serious issue within the military, and approximately 32% are uninsured. this is a testament to the severe lack of attention that domestic violence receives. our survey also showed that approximately 38% have experienced domestic violence and