mr. claiborne, welcome to you as well. ladies and gentlemen regretbly something is changing in america and not changing for the good. the animal spirits of free enterprise and entrepreneurial risk taking are being taeupld. this corresponds not only to the economic changing times we see but to the loss of freedom in america today. my remarks are focused today on the unhappy results of the dodd-frank act the so-called wall street reform and consumer protection act which was signed into law five years ago today. no need to be the first one in your neighborhood to throw a celebration. weighing in at over 2300 pages with new addministrative rules, it's a re-write of the laws since the new deal. at this time the proponents including the president said it would promote financial stability. yet five years later, the evidence continues to mount that our society is now less stable less prosperous and less free. the financial panic of 2008 clearly caused much anger against financial firms and the bailouts, courtesy of the taxpayer th

abc's ron claiborne reports from just outside the hospital where mr.injury in a fall at his home in kennebunkport, maine. >> it is a significant injury but right now the president is in excellent shape, and we would anticipate that he would make a full recovery. >> reporter: the diagnosis, a fracture in his c-2 vertebrae. he'll wear a neck brace but undergo no surgery. son jeb bush campaigning in california, said his father is stable. and granddaughter jenna tweeting "thanks for all your thoughts and prayers for our dear gramps. we are optimistic he will heal well." the former president, who spoke in april in this tribute video to his wife -- >> happy birthday. >> reporter: -- has parkinson's disease and is confined to a wheelchair. still, his doctors said he is tough. just one year ago, he celebrated his 90th birthday with a bush tradition, parachuting from a helicopter. his doctor says it will be three or four months before he is fully healed. ron claiborne, abc news portland maine. >>> severe weather in the midwest overnight. a storm chaser captured